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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT AT FOR T
PILLOW.
. The Rebels yyht,tped.

Our fleet near Fort Pillow, under command
of Capt. Davis, was attacked early yesterday
morning, (the 9TH by eight rebel gunboats,
and we succeeded in repulsing them after an
engagement of one hour and ten minutes,
sinking new iron clad ram and blowing up
two of their gunboats. The ram endcavorcd
to run down and board the gunboat Cincin.
natl, Captain Stcmble, but was repulsed by
throwing hot water from the steam batteries
Of the latter upon the boardcrs. The rebel
feet then Withdrew under cover Of heavy
smoke which hung over the river, and has
not since been heard from. anzgg
BATTLE OF WILLIAMsBURG.--Thc total mum.
Der Of killed, wounded and missing at the
battle of Williamsburg at last accounts is re-.
ported thus: r-...rr -. a-g...5..r
KiNed.-Two hundred and thirty.
Wounaea.-Sevcn hundred and sixty -four.
Missing.-Sixty -four.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
Congressional Convention.

J. n. HrNTEs, Esq.--De0r So I'VE, the Republican
members Of the Ninth General Assembly from the differ
cnt sections OF the 9th Congressional District believing
the ord proverb to be rie that what everybody
izason of the Repican party is necessary in said dis
trct, and reasifg tt distracted Nation demands
the hands OF every lover of his country united and
hearty cooperation in sending TO the National Capitol
man who sustains and supports the Administration in
putting down the present fratrcdal and to carry
out AMI complete such organization we have taken
the liberty to suggest the following named persons
being suitable to constitute the Congressional District
Committee, who will consult 60 the proper time and
place to hold the District Convention and do such other
business as may be necessary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16

NoRFoLK NAVY YARD BuRNED.-As was
generally expected the rebels destroyed by
fire the Navy YaId when compelled to evac
uate Norfolk 1t is mass Of ruins. 1t will
be Immediately rebuilt by the Government.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16

A MOST destructive fire occurred during the
past week on Long Island. A dispatch from
Port Jefferson, May II, says the damage is
yariously estimated at from three hundred to
five hundred thousand dollars.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
From McCIellan's Army.

New Kent c. H., 10th, p. M.-PurSuit OF
rebels by Gen. Stoneman has been, in every
respect, successful. His headquarters now
here are 81 miles from Richmond, while the
advance composed of Col. Farnsworth's Sth
Illinois Cavalry is five miles ahead. The en-
envy are in sight but are gradually falling
I back. The inhabitants in nearly every in
stance havcleit. 1t is said the rebels will make
a>t'ndat Bottoms bli lge, l 5 miles from Rich
mond, and hcatl-waters of Chickamominy
river. ....
Gen. Mcclellan with the main army is rap
idly following within few miles. Cumber-
! land, small town OH Pamunkey river, two
and half miles from here, WAS destroyed by
the enemy, and is now occupied by MS. The
rear guard of the enemy is LongStreet's di-
vision, consisting of ten regiments ofinfantry,
two tateres and orc regiment of cavalry.
There was an engagement yesterday Le-
tween our advance and the cnemy's rear, at
Slatcr's Mills, three miles from here. Four
teen rebel cavalry were killed and a number
captured.
Howell Cobb was here last night, but left
this morning. The cnemv's retreat has been
admirably accomplished, they carrying almost
everything with them. =@ .|-s
ga-- HEADQUARTERS, Cumberland Va,
May ll-Sunday evening.
There has been no movement of troops to-
+ day, as Gen. Mcclellan was DESTROYS Of OBJ
serving the day, and giving his men an op-
portunity to rest.
The reports, to-day, brought in by scouting
parties sent to the Chickahominy, on the left
a distance of l3 miles, confirm the burning
of both bridges across that river The enc.
my was seen in considerable force on tine OPP.
positc side.
| We learn from contraband belonging to
Gen. Lee, who left Richmond Yesterday, that
the troops which retrcated by that road, were
encamped at the toll gate eight or ten miles
this side of the city. He met but few troops
, between here and that point.
A strong picket of the enemy made its ap
pearance about two miles from the White
House, to-day. They were not intcrfered
with until they became too bold A gunboat
which arrived about 10 o'clock, shcled then
out. The firing must have been heard in
Richmond, as it is but twenty miles distant
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
FOR SALE.
. BARGAIN

r OFFER FOR SALE A lot OF ABOUT $500
i worth Of STAPLE DRY GOODS, just received from
the East and will give the purchaser time desred-cY
exchanged for other property. E.A&#
have also eight or ten lots well ecated-and also
first rate farming lands which will sell great bargains
II sailed for soon. ~ ~HNR
ILL., sE-ss.sss .s5ss e. 10. ,s q WIN. II. SESSIONS.
Cedar Falls, Iowa. May Is, 1862. ..@ ta
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. IL.

ID. NJ. & w. R. R.-Trains to and from the South.
west connect ut Farley. .r .-&sat
eSS- CoyNECTtoSs.-Stages leave Earville on the ar.
rival OF the cars from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point Brush Greek Far
ette West Cnon DEBORAH, and St. Paul: and from Man
chester Mondays Wednesdays and Friday for Straw.
berry Point and the north. '..ar
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap-
lington, Island Grove, Ackley Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden. Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
ford, St. Charles and Minnesota. e.t - ~
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
J. 4. PINTO. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-16
NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife, Sarah Baker. has len my
w bed and board without any just cause or provoca
tio notice is hereby given to all persons harbor
or trust her on my account, will pay debts Of her
contracting 40 .-. ,
III n $."r Il JOHN BAKER
Rock Grove, Floyd county, May 10, 1862 nsw4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-20
SLn Moilluri~TU.f

Da5 after dsy ch7oaIoes tn. dc a 81 1rsv- sPif tho
"a ~ passed aa this s.r With ,is cares and ireaoes,
t. another, a1t, ~ hoys, better world.
Nons moro brave it.a thu sueisct 81 thd ore,
sxych-EY,LLiAM 7. MosstGr, vino passed. ON earth
;, ae.Tsn ,bs III. n,s sad whose death mas eeen
bri a. ro:secd
TIE de Eel Fss h,,a n .iezandila w. ~he7e he re-
sided un The b. asiug Of lie eenS troy Then.
beng memUe. OF tics Alex HndGs hi1eniru NJ Prompt
II espo. deJ tnt 81 q, ne cnlTy, and DIS hie nSs
been &c sac!lft- VII! i he laid upon its atsr''
graduate Of ;be Gave sitJ OF SltBiIgf, as
EasaG Is I'D genrTuu5 and entreS asiusn
Gi,pys uoa -dsrsc sn pcar!T attractive 10 thoie
who were sanciasd VIA biti
On cCh, Il the caGp, lie was the fame and no
rnerurs were heard &c escape MS Eps no Matter
rhnt hard,uip. be VILE csNe uponto endure
Eelng apo soldier OF The Gross Dextn haa 60 teE-
10: him day two booIe bis dfsth ne 700 zoe
writer % hat wien teiay upon int nNd OF bet
tie and n ly Of e extsa: OF h ~onadi Iet per-
tly bis felt no Inc fdiore
a. no csvsr .r.s,tsd 10 &c brought aliTe
When tie 6rst landed In alerarna os VA k1sFon-
ed 7eats upon Of tho TharTss wnsfs sae tFtns
Dor loaded vita troops IEndsj Efo, FereciTn2 h nIed
voley ct hi but he rsalns ID NJ nh past until ccn:d
away By bis ecer but Eat be hsd lred h- Load and
made ono 70 fan That The frgt blood which no"ad
In Alexandria Although pprsuedt ~ no saenT h= n.da
good bus escape and ,insd bis e'npsny. ,
Ali that kindness, aad atsnnoa could %, could
oniy n.oorg bis Ne few d"yi and be has nav Soas
~ jon bis two SISTERS who parted tror him on this earth
TO meet hu IA AsaTee, "wnors thsto 20 osc psst7s
s,d .tFnere Ii. 1oSry a.e at t:s." ~ So1RApr."
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ECcO.atIi ~,


Elno7s w.Ta arl a!-couI ~ yesterday, thai
F!arca la! &c gn:5 4 ihs lon:eierase States
- ca I'D. plad>..; T,.:;eaality, AID entitled IL
ba rsce!q+d rs sucA. aI.oEs lis nations OF tha
earth. MISUNDERSTANDING The various concur.
tvas stu-cee ;a.cf:.!i which tbs Intelligence
Ta4 Gl!sgai t. !."To a-:::-d, 'Fe ooa'd diseoTel
nc f,a2oc,;1sie ivna6ai;0u io7 Ii. lndesd Ne
have .esfa:. % &c assured Sta. ratthcE our
own gs7sia .n 10; .of tic Ta?f esontati7ts hsIs
al E1rcp2a-: I;772vaGeats, h.vo E:o:lVtd such
:niosEra!.e:- TIE iuaso: cea:as through It's
az.
Nosis nc al 20 In v:i1io2 :.s;. 10: oi:iy
e i, aoi aa3Sa 10 ba iIac, Xxi til: |: Is r@Hil,
&c; trna, lLat F!alen Las, IS 5ss, taken such
sc.:,a lis S4,pegos Hn1 tha EagiiSh Eo7'
,ai.d.s.it t.zTo !i!iLsiai been actrhg il ia'!
r4:lieFcceo eaa lo;2Tl, OF. t.ss aneF!cs:s g .ss,
.ioa. w. hGg9 10 ,7.donca tina. ,nis unity
fis i-5=t. interrupted. F:.Gos aid Ensi=nj
ms, undoubtedly, i.2ih va1S TGsilez.s rGd=V
,ao Asasr'c=1 '-27, aad e-eas suf=refs ay it.
'faay sro rra;.=bIj air,s. 10 ;.t1f: so&o i11se
':t;;9o pci.cg in csi,ics.f1 20 = Melcisrs
7.sis 10 G.canoal asosn. sarie;a1s. L5ccs's
yisi; 70 L3sa2G r. rs a2Stla:a:ag.
Il<g as It's u 90 al aaca Il I;.s:' :iSPvo-
r.'o g97v..:c;:.,s, a.. F.al1j AID EaslaDd
eaa1 nev 70 u1jiiar5taaI lie whole Gas, ior
trs! $40 contemplating q chanEs q attitude.
IT, Eigls:, = u.siT?. tya a1a iraFallad 10 il
~ . p,l>issi aosas4;:5. i3sir Opponents,
ato s;a lis l:l:.a; o. it.a 'Gat.:asera Oonicde.
raa5. MAIL .a1 iE~ votaa If majority il
Pal!!.u.sa4i = :o.7 ~tegs Zero Of no Aner.
icSn T.t-.:,e .soppass # { law ino,e ,cottoc
:rllr, AUG i slight ucrdasc 81 tLe p-ssent pep
uiar 3i5trsss GG7l ,heR from thsir seats,
.G.eas ,hny change sssir polic.s. We believe
tbs: TIC change is coming both there End in
Fa.ee; 81. ea do so: t1liR il h.a quito come
in etLci :; .:at y. Want ID C. ntii5 patiaucs
hu: WHIT nd Tlat a:ii moro Ii d manly self.
reliance, AID ,vl5age1us aud energetic use
O! ouI E.:i;er7 strength =.l;u:: laG ;nuny.-
a iew 5tand v.c,os ai vii! =i5 f37 US lie 1el.
coming rail CT ali aa.i3cs, aaa will cpaH ioT
ua lbs pof;l.!s OF p26oa Lat rs 30 u2 ard
doing!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-20
RATTLE OF EANOYEG COuRr ROUSE col
.A.rLs REPllT
EEaDouaRTEE5 EsAHcd s BRIGADE.
jun5 1SE2

lA77 F. c. aoEG.H. :, a 'sEHhRAL: !!
have ina uoac,f T. suciosb, jog !ha ;ilioyra :Cl.
Of ,hs General CON mandins ITO t,visl1n, tna
,epart Of ooi. J.niss 4 L5na;. $50 n. y
Trnnns ,,f tho sc.inn 10 he'd MIN no Snemy
~ d.. Einrey's OF tho 2Tth u!t Col. Lana
con,;pcrsf; tho expedition OK thicn be aad
bean seat BIZ ma, with prudei D: aud cJu';ss.
u;,: hss emitted hrn !ait - ny sTtirn snntt
batinn.
The Taon.y Esi.l: ,scitnat.t tss il it
,niu, ,saruits ,uat recovering !r.a: tie
,nsesych incident % It's crhnuhca!a"a! oi
csnt, lie. Some oi sne.u, ':otn Gl}sne ez>
iiuua; .ch, aUptrssed it0m fiis r"Gi.:ads - tt'a
retrsat-a portion u: siis:', nav ha'e alien
,t,Io tuv i,srd. ii ;ha tnrnj q tsra!r.. tao.
ihty srstthe 0;l!y uoptias faEan ''y a.: t7s:-
yiain.tng I;,fao t.',sliFtir. - capture a!ngls
ys,itp,,; aaI viii not .icca ilan rj"nthlta's
,ucs The i:svii..= :a:auu :iy SAC 20 il isum
theu
lily snsacau.sul 81 III: Ia? ".s i4r lle Puf-
i,css- of yn;Iotoi5ia ijoc. L.n., ."n asi f2ntln.
ued until zas ssauzpu a.. Ike hi .n.dH good
his rssreT;.
rte 2s.n rss ii4 a. and ire 0c2,iaa of.Lr-
thalns eitlerg, %1iap s,:1T:: asnisa il, hn''Gi
Is17 s,,sts:oad tbs a.sii: 9 :as Jorsa"T@'e
arms. ,t ought to 60 st*tsd 10 ths cFtd:t oi
L.thafa's bs,leFy, ihss !: Ialh.:sc % nc :fc'n
N.ith ue7o!E2 n:lI ~ gT..ias Nt'Gr5 lait
Hanover ,iourt uo;;,.. ~, nj: h.i a.olGn
mon i3T rho efdc,,ns a-:T.., 10 ta's I'D
w:th horsoa sntiEalv nrt::.aai
your 2i,'t S","'
Z on SsayCa Ei,g Ge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-20

rss To necessity, therefore, tosuSss's 50 mean
.rcTor. ThoY mar oeavred Tor An sdTArlas''n0'
iyo.u poverty hus ifem inht.snl i|''.' 'e'''''sh
VS. repeat ,as. 10 submit zach 81 'n'r Vas a
s,,Rersee. We 10 not ha!la'e !'iHt II Was
s<o,n:.; - ). ;;i.s,. 10. Il i. as, Of Curse,
i. vas u.laaut =u'hori,y
Tre,ac :fat,.e trA these sinceis M hoai,
as.. e, his s.;o:y Il pIi!alsa, gi7ea 10 coloF
.: ,;zi,s :, E,l, ~ ,t;c!r e1tn Exchange ss
<.,.on;rs gf sai. Tbs tnilat oi Iutalih,ion, to
J.. festive. ls oufrf, as ~ have e,snr thkt 1t
shall 60 b1Ycrd the &c: dsaisncd 10 os prevent
"a iI.ars .ET1 &c mo-D unn .lH so,n otirneS
held u pan;sheti III fe;aistion sor one. bat
,sheA ,Aas; y!oloot purposes are recipsoesiy
abandoned, victims aui: Acssages fsl"Ps" h'o
simple ii iss5e,a q. 81 ~ - 80 70 Dc EXCHANGED
rs such
y..s co,nsl .lal Il! l.aa ist'!' brought against
Us bY sne Yanlesa, ia gs:sfont' ii tbs sf'i s"Sof
shove noted aud which ms b,sil se-ecil0rta IN
Ih,;r Oooecss7 IS thor9i>.ra smpi: II complaint
riss "a wor!d hot alaw ;haIn 10 c!eat,ua' u
il rio wr..E, .. ,hs k5sYo asanHt La NAB he
)lsd thought 20 sic.iuisa. Tho m'fa iona'y
.h.y proclaim ;tes anger, tho more "'dsi}
wiiltA.y spread tI.er djasra,e.
We ace chased 10 sd thai ::.s sdNjrt' CT a
,rner.l axc!,a.E: ri pi;,o&srs ~ no% matter
y! regans.io,. istN s5u ;ao :;st Countries
,rb,ch will !arEl u&to we ;rcs: Il n tastol 'ost
.h2r be e3U1i il: rs ofo.atoi. and Jast ma
honorable 10 :,o-a part on. /. Liacoln. fading
Lo Gao 60 &C htt.er, vii agrees {" auc6'
TIE neso.iat.ols r IL sc result. L is wh'twe d"
oG. mar. hare desired al ito t'!ao. Whatever
.ioust 90 SID oil Tho course o. cur enem'es, We,
4 10 ST. diafa;a eo R:k q favcE OF seek an sd"
rsn:,zs o. ,hein; go ero teHdTra exchange
nan ior .a;a, ant oiic:r Tor .otaesr Of equa!
rang: aud, l7 exclsnSc u.eu inr officers OF ,ha
.c4ie usually regwl,i IL ia:7. o4r people
,Dd i3arsr.. rapa: rays. too Jluch honorable
pride 70 a-k II, ~ hing an' Niisi i right
n7d aqasl h,y hs.a 800 much nsr'tLess aha
:s!i.rsspect 10 Glbr.!G &c @a;thiag that IS
s,o-ss .ai u7sGas'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-20

only prevented from ;ar:.!ag cnsfso oy our
tnrnxiny tir, reyimso' into Held and making
il r,,a.cl! .!Jng no isu-1.. Thile liautehSne
lo.!: rrr'@7iEd Gar 'r"' "'''' "'a ai'"'l
gan
~, .u.jass.d-h III soacLI,is lay louisville about
sursa;; md foT tta three days NE were en-
ccs=orInc 10 ipiEi Tie rest OF tho command, We
l.i srsrGaiv anything to eat
/. tj6i. 'rnra L. Loss and Major :. u.
L ,s,a rara themselves we'll during the ectlon,'
=; zero ri eFeh: ass;staace, often, IN the exc
aai;iI, .; tn4ii' duties, passing through the
;,o.ie Ires. ii lor Lowe was unaccountaoly
ri iron the reg ln,ent after passing an
ever Q H., snd is sti!l missing Ad]a!Anl D
! MeRse and OaD! G!bbon, A U. 8, also
rendered rae great assistance IN carrying Of
,lnrs Sid prp5ed themselves brave Nor 10th
;lsreaon Robert hbon and Assistant Surgeon
Z c. R.rhata allowed shamsul7es 10 ro taken
nr4aners r.tncr lhan loavs orr wonndad.-
;iurEson G;bbcD subsequently, Hucceeded IN
IN king MS escape, tho wounded having bsen
earrd / .r md sent it accordance with orders
for, F.aeral rfTicaT L, tho Federal hoapital.
w sers Al cnc time deceived by tho flag OF
t., 22l Massachusetts regiment, which is
,,a,rig ehito, nhen nur 6tiug coasad, and Ju6.@
A. Arursihy, aur R.esnauiaI Hospital Sic.
ware, volunteered t, meet X, md ~as ared
apnn Ivy the enemy. Though companies D
and E took most Of the prisoners, yet The new
s..r.asHeld =, repeatera and swords now in
possession Of sic regiment shru that all be-
...f.d well nnd.ie would be inF,aous il ms to
discr;g.inste a;rorg Tho company, officers snd
mea, !: hnrc all se!si 80 veil their respective
pass. ,Ta's ia Tho first nuaa the S3tb has eyer
pf-n u.de: H.e. Their bravery has bsen
throushly Ies:eti in this unequal coathst, end
.n.usn they ha7= proved themselves aoufasc.
aus, our escap. t.om such Al o7nt "heIh,ng
.t,l &c can bu, tv regarded IN ? foV'nenuai.
Tus com raniss Gl Dol. Ls1's lS..tiy>N. O.
Vou,.teays, whtcn were dCiag picket duly II
Failisr7o's Mil, came up during Vie artillery
firing, ADJ were. ordered 10 keep lsa'nss!7as
et7ar.ti =. ,ns WOODS b3inrs Dr.. E:nney's resi-
ieucs. have moi leacnad the casualties in
.nc,s two companies. Col. l.ss vail iIsarro-
1&te the;1 repart il his own,
Respectfully.
JAIEs q Lane
Col Cn.:.r altl;ng 23Ib n. Q. '.
PIG. Gan. l. OBJ. BRANCH,
,i,---oniiDo 2d IL R.i-rb.
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ITasH pnrI;1enas
--ys.;'- I5..snF~eTos GsssRAts QfEcs
EISEx.35 Jaal1..E u.
GEyLE!G ORDERS.


NO, -
Al TIC Ii-Gti u hc! IL. u CT Tcs all pGGoed
prisoners emil. c. The WST will EaTe teS:
name dropped from the uIsts. rolls, and will u dis.
ch .rgeu from The nee OF tho CT aeeIct, SLte Tue
0ularosoLi CT the 5cess I'LL Us |h ILs lsT 81 tte
Ii No person other than .hoac euLo:;.cd NJ ,hc Gem
rnaadaY Geae:sl Of army, u. tie Cs,nG.ndns G:ers
Of districts horiia ,hsI be rec1gc EEL agents
ror taking E.tdon OF lvaIs P.4pe ~ Tieee ,nts
before nsknX b tsii prehent their wit
zen authority, whrn they take perry their receipt;
soal designate ne Ltdcor vI,o is to pxy fox 1t.
Ill Loagfeis aaSing cuuS-r:rd on the fresidert TIE
right darin tn: existing tn ;asc sdch control Of the
connscted th-7 -Tin. Ill enable ha ntciu.ly u ~
per7L- he uocaots pa-s0S thrcas shesane, - oil
10 exercise nowss l. 10 Telegraph "a
ana tn. Pfrsisnt .,ns ch = ;e ro., Mas'eT General
With sch,ige ,.heae rtcs. rrqusIiiUns fo bui da
tlp, the EoiibIsn. gud disc o:u,lce OF Ltces tie
appointment: pa sSFG Ed Gest-, thr dsposi'i"h OF
matrr al e., &c add s..si e Post AsstEr uee
rel sni otn prohibited eTrrc.nR tee oWsfs
". To p:errnt n;Ic3Dc lio reer.aoJ 10 lie Il =
srSs pater and d Yeas II sS-, unhs
Cons:I ;loE A,t shs ii iUoi loI u u ocly Gc
y-EEoae not resn;i III Tor th.n5 yes' or tie
viii be Atied 10 f scnS te 10 n uf olV ie1
Those ofths shows Eeat oHrd wrc hGTr eeised
uther the, aro Il i2 Iaoalbs rersat DT &c.
entitled To disenRrsu Eni hey E:- 's'T'd aut
,hei. tsr o. enDft u NJ
'. Eeai :eELAI 81 dc ~ Oa;era Tpsl - etI3sE CT ~"
to General sp IL or Il ;ae cioiy 81
he aaHs, vii Oval /. TIC surg-on Ia cEaT:=
and rriurh uI.ao.I S-l.y 10 her J. g,'-ai ILutj
BY command =: tie Srcrrts.y Of Mar
Isifu-, ~ = S'''ti
Jane lS-lE y i: 4nI Ia- .-"t3S -ral
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i,UsIC1i 'SU a.. fEi!-:S :-n=.
htS Il oruaue oT .;oGl eli OF D. 'iJ % n! ''nn
tllt ths Cosst OF Gi:S T.Irs FGa!i s-.asliJ
glye rSos io q; Of j.iJ n.~sTtper' 81 ms
GIty Use. pirI tee ioi daI OF JaSe ia n.
will zi.1id lis dr. eily, lie boc:i OF? o'clock
81, and otIeGk H., :sVu the "a 20 u. Sh oi
june iciu !Te for tn % i,c of evEs TOE Any par
son chs Sra < .eIg. he =,D. - az: s-i OF the
AMOUNT; o: lax cL"Ilxd G.1us;t:E 800 s Sa"i: "n1ou-',
or oaehsh, 81 lie csc may D.. tea e. ee''iE 'as!eoo
rhc Csliesto. shall "a hIe .4rI.T gig ocs 70. nLs sc
DAYS ;. 10 ht i'm aa, o. pccgE liz h= E IT
tsHI ar.ra on &c day, between the
lbs lS 70 Tie S.Ht Vi DGccElSs. sc!aA'e, or ne
Pu-Poseof resolving fso= .-J pe.scE "ne las ALREADY
paid nnn on.y OF The city ssIcs Charges &c n, &c
remaining h.i deeuct-s sGcs :ai i=o pSec1o.cI
thereon.
In pur,rAacs ct tie amended o.dlns.es IasIea
January l1io IS, sill attea1 q: lie CaIsoioss oES
In tbs GSy Hall ron tee l3tn &c the 8h Of Gk ssntS,
for ths ,sr7ase srce;Tlg Tsxe7 a. eboTo a-estsd
Ju.si-i.. JCLCS a Hot son, c. @ T.
THO BAKERS.-.--,oi u.rt. sDcaosis ~; 20 e ~
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TEE VIRGINIA.
{. f. H.vY DEAr1Mga7, !
&.caNc.d. JIae u. 1882. (

TIE Hous. of Iaqn,ry copv;:kSi o5 tho o:doi
c! this DepsriIieL, .! Ira 2Gia ulfino. whsre
OF Fetch f9iTesi, Captain 10 t!.e Ns77 Il .be
| Confederate SAFES, is President, .ua which
Ccu7t convened at tbs city Of Richmond On tho
c2i Cas- Of Nay, 1862, TO investigate End SEN
Ours into tns des:rGc ION of the steamer Tlr.
ginis, cid report the came, :ogelhar with their
opinioi, az 20 Inc necessity CT csauoyns her,
aud particularly ~satac: soy, aud HhaL other
disposition o5Ild sGTs Hen 10 81 tbs Yea :
sci. maze .aIno IL I3!.oe7a
Tie Crar: having nssr1 .Ec statement Iasd,
submitted hg T42s OMe1i -I2taali. VIA Cleared
for dc ibGTa..on, anc, sf.cr mature CoGsittIs-
lios. adopted Ela fs!!o"ing ll1o,l:
TITO Court, ni:e. tnt saa Careful eSsinl-
patton sri :c,t5;!gaGon O: The r7idShcs con-
nvcIed 0.!h tho d<sl. rclicn ~ FIRE Of tina Ccn.
isie:n:J State. Steamer FirSnd:, OK tia EosT.-
.ag OF h1sJ llin, 1852 naar Cf&ney lslaad,
respectfully rnpo.s thar I WAS t1-etsd br ;na
or,j.r aG.d uud,r tae supsr7:alba .! Flag Officer
rains!, alter lsr draft had bsou raGuosi 70
lg.nty icct six inches, aad Oh tie reyrcser.1.
tiuns Of TIC pilots tHoi, IN consequence Ct To-
csnt prs7aleu: w&s,erIy TiaGs, Gas could u:,i
bs taken Gi;n dsHit uf & Eals:f. !ast "a iigtl
as Wssio3ar, n2Er H:rGigo-e D.1, n JaE.s
scr, (..aitiis:A dcs:enlj to t.zr l,sr.1 WHICH
tue9 previously Gta:.d ,hay ,u!G Do
/. Tie destruction II lho Virginia vss, in
ths OPTION OF TIC Corr, unnecessary ct tue
time soj p1ca it wss IF esd
IL Il h.il1 cisa;!y in evidence that Nurf1k
bsir.g ccacua. I'D, sad F:&s IF :er Tsthall nav
irg ;,ssli irsi:uc;ea % p:,r9ot ths enemy from
asce:i%ias .Es,n2s A-s!. ,hs Virginia. with
vstS hide ;uoFs, i! ety. seeming Ct draft, after
lgltplinS na7 10 wary f'ee Sic inchss aft,
w:ln iial' ;rsn @asathins stJi extending tIlroo
foot ONCE. r,.s.S, conif ba7s oxen taken up to
H5g Io.sn,. Ii J,u RiFlf, (SbsTe Tbs c;ianuel
is narIoxj sud e9uid ttiea issSs pCasuE!eh the
IaTger 7Gs5"is .ld ,rana9Utts OF the enemy
.:9soll asas4t;iR. 'rSG t,:u.s ii Is lpiaion that
s.ic;a aiscazt;et eu.1:t: oavp hsesl made OF
her, md III: .h1l!a To s;4ortsinesi that her
provisions cclid No. II, rerlenlshed when
rhos5 oa hand wero exhausted. thtn the pap
er>tins would ha7, s,r.vso ~ take into coll
sdut.tiun the sSpcdiemcy IL, p:s ciesh:lity 81
striking d last clio st TIA tneny or dessroy.
inR hsr.
In coucl1siea, the Curt il I'll Opinion tnG:
the evacuation ii Norfolk, the deauuoiion CT
the Navy Yard aud orhur public property,
sdded 10 Tho had:y te:roas III tue military under
Gen- HuSer, lssTihg tho hattsries uumauned
and unprotected, 10 doaof couspred te PFC.
dues IN the tu!ssis If tho lttieeEs of thu Vir-
ginis The Necessity ri he's a,s,rustiou at the
slne, IS, IL THAR opinion. The onlS ;aoans lcf,
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uloH PsicaE Il SIS il Is 'Ipio n..ick Eas
been almost wosn Out with FoFaisr d;scussioa, but
50 Len. r.. speculation is allowed s urbIidled prE
ile3r. it sill cesso 70 Do tbs nac=u4 Io' gene
raj, though uaelcss, sniuadveIsoN. Tea can scarce
Is bs procured ct any pt:o mo ..st quotations, a.
ss,r,lr or trs principal rtore., e 10 $40 per
pound Col. &c - almost unknown, eVea At - 50 =
p;unI B..c,n rsmgns trOn, IS u IS Coats. hlolas-
s.s cGil.s v lid inr I-ao Gsn IS "d 81 per g.ilcn
sugar, u-tI. lGr :aIr. md oihcr necesssries, ure
alike his ~ ~ tho scale cl tNorhtsccy ana, IKE
tus rest uEa,s so- VI these li-srtless spectators
are p;i..- ap:.s2::ei ~ Lung, ~::l nersr como
1rwu.