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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
financial.
TerAsuRrr's OsyIcy.


CLEVELAND ASD TOLEDO RAILROAD Co.
CIyyELAsD. Ohio. M,rch ~. 1862.
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT Will
be psd the Stockholders Of This Company h. 25th
day " April next the Office Of Messrs VEkMltfE Co..
hewYork After the 25th day Of May next the divideot'
remiinng unpaid will be paid Office Of tine Company In
Clevelnnd, iu SIGHT exchange on New ,Tt.
its Tsnser Book, Of toe Company win Gloss on the 18th
day Of Apn noIt At clock 9. and closed until
the s6th day OF April, al 10 O'CLOCK g.
IL. c. LUCE Treasurer.
TT S. BONDS, 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES,
" ONE YEAR PER CENT CERTIFICATES. sud
AMERlCAN COLO purchased aud a,gsys hand for sale
By IIyERMOEE CLEWS Co.,
BANKERS aud Dealers In Securities,
Nos Al and ~ W.Lst, N. Y.
ousermsste Voucher, aud Drafts collect s cheapy and
erpedousy advanced upon, bought st tns highest
krt price
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

HPSgT n. LREps, Auci;r-er
HENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
" al "A sde to order for the owner-HENRY IL. LEEDS
CO. viii cell 81 suction THURSDAY, April ~ st ~
O'Clock so % f .t between Mtlison a, Moatoe 'ts
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT e FUhNIrUBE, IL good
order osnsiu Of Brussels Carpets ood fa forni
,ure green and cnson .k aice hoe ro'e
wood lade by Chick-Tipg God marble top
Center TaLie, gltfsue Miors sus IN msn ganv Ingram
C,rpe,s black walnut aud mahogany becs9om Funi'lre
B-a.tesis Dresi Bureaus NaIdobes MaitIesses black
walnut DuiDgrool Fnu i;ure. Extension Table Sc China
0a.s Sci Dinner Set CAcio-hs, S'ar Carpets aud other
afticlss
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IXON. M. d., Editor of The

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Oh nc
~ s.lneI and Oper,ns aud Consulting Surgeon. No ~
5hsy Office consultations the more obscure di'esse. 1I
te pelvic yi,csra Rupturs Piles Nsricocele and ftus
rairay cured without ae knife or igsura ofnes nous
q ON 70 9. l to ., snd TO evenings.
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Goparlncrsbip iiolirrS.

y!NHE PARTN ERSIiIP between tine Subscrib-
6JLNEp b. Imiis,icn
IRE bu.u ~ ~ lLe Firm wi be .ei.cd by W D. BALD
WIZ Who authorized 10 our J.int names - iqni son
sAd settlement W n BALDWIN,
T. BLISS
W Z BALDWIN wiI continue the bl and y ~ use
TIE rarr of BALDWIN Go ~ biz sole aud beucEt
Newark, T. -, 10 Fcbtu"y, 1901
JvHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i,ttf. city between ih- uni.r gnrd uad-r tie hfut
name of HANLEY BROfdEliS, i. Dissolved this !J.h
HENRY u. HAWLEY,
AMOS +. UAWLEf,
JUuS q. uAWLEG.
gIHE undersigned has Withdrawn from the finn
z Of FERRIS * VAN WIAkLE tLia day, : Cd l. lSt!
EDMi. FERRIS.
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CHARLES SnEoT General snO'.

1 OHN ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
4 Ni.UsPa.ssngrr Depot James Slip and foot Of
jHbf j. fAt o. u for G-ranpoit, So, I'arbr Crip.t.
40 Hsrr'1s % ~ ~ ami 4.Jj for Syoso q. 3.35
= m & . .iroef port. al p. u. 90. iompstoli.
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YNuE OFFICE Of tho MERCANTILE flRE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY . REMOVED nom no %
Wrll't 20 No ts BhOADNAi f"Iy pI.qis' nun '''"''
Of Hfosds sy aud Msidep.lsns. JOllS bshbh,
New.iork, April 49, 1867 Sec's'Ht
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
gales bp anttiou,


A NJ NERwIs. Aucloneet.
k(Y BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
- iDg. Nos 5s4 and S95 Broadway Ssis. Of Books Ste
'ionery lirinIr, WORKS Q, AIT =. "v Fr-ri'rrs ke
VERY VALUABLE PRIV TE LIBRARY Of Oh ice aud
'sls american apd European bCO..p
Aiao al extensive collection Of COINS and aniaas
~"tosiles hlcient FrDgmen's. Relics &c.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
nr,,,,. Apfil ~ aud % At O'clock
A. AIs LAW LlDkAkY OF the late Seth r. 6tsp.c9
red AZ public sac th. eity t..d. birq auiss fs IN
Aeic'n Law ooks it sso conpcses sn unusual cos ioa
" VI n fngish Law Books Catalogues ready,
snu lhe Dooks are on exhibition a. the sslesroons
0so; boLbEoox, Apet'L-OpFioR, No. 500 BR0ApwAr
HOLBKOOk IL CAGNEY will sell THIS
IL "a q, Il o'clock at No. SO East 2Th-, oil the gea-
Webber; rsrwood Bsdateads pursaus and W,sh, .rd.t
Brusses aud grein Carpets Hair Me.te.se Pos.e auS
Iiow bookes'e, Centerfebles. Dnng groom and Kitehea
Furniture. &c. .
A. ~ MgRwIs Anction.er
~. VIII Sell, through MesUr BANGS, MERWIN 90.
al public Auction, without reserve. common sing
on A0NDAY. IL, inst,
aud continuing throughout ,hs week q 10 NJ Of each cay.
THE EXTENSIVE STOCK
MIRRORS, FRAMED ASS No UNFRAMED EsenAv.
NGs, OIL PAINTINGS o. PokTKALT TS Al AND
BASES CORNICES. &c,
contained in said establishment
orgss Of NiaessD by Gsnoux; tho important picIurs
Sabbs,h Eveairg6 BY Ger.s Harvey. r. :. A. )" Lah@
soru" by nnesJ works by George Hall, Sonn,sg Odctss
framed Enpsvag. in immense viey tne latter faolddnf
works of all the Leading Artists OF te Ensish FRENCH a.
German schools suitable for framing or The poHioho.
"A the sale viii be perempory pnrchsses may rely upos
opportunity TO SUPPLY thsm'eyes such a. perhaps hs
never before occurred io thiz city.
Catalogues will be resoy on Wsdne'dly next.
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5.eamboais ano Railroads.
,FErY, SPEED. AND CoMFORT.

SAFErY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- Foa 70 ton.
woRCEsTER PALNEG F,rCHBVR9 l5. NAshgA
rs new a. s,.dsb se. ofih- Norw6 line
ClIY o. 6OsroS aod CITY o[ NEW-iORK,
lsav, Ess-f fos daily trlra e1ci a. a. ~ "cS H.
ti-r No. - Norl ifve. tot Of Festr5-si,
FOR N&W LoSD0H,
,ba,e poa,s Vi, Norwict " o-c.,,er Go'os o.ecs;er
Wo-ees.cT hsstua aui New Lolee- Norihrn x oa'
Q j.. S. Marlin agent. ou he icr.
F9'O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 P0Ar. 81 SHORE LiEE--L,av- 2'th-s,. 4th-ayp a.
vid snco 5.ao pm pm Ezpress Through Mali Trsin
''''' ''''''-'' ''' ~. CALHOUN supsrin snaeD,
CTONINGTCN LINE ior Boston, via GRO
DsNCG. NEW PORT. TAyNroN snd SEW-BEDF oEn. 5I
--Tle srlcaHi steamers ClIMOSWE ALii sa Ply
iand'g o. OAILY foacept Sladsyl. a. 5 p IN.
Freiet g. 81 io" a6 - sn( otne s pher oi 'on'
W. ". EDWARDS Agent
J7OK BRIDGEPORT.-Thc steamer BRIDGE
y Port vil lease Pecl-sp, T. H.. every TUES II,
THURSDAY. a.d s41URpAY a. ~ o'cjocs noon striving
H.ta,, RI ie.v- BrSg,nar ese-y MONDiY 'WEDNEs
pay, eu5 FRIDAY MORNiNGs On ,he arrival Of th' ar
~ Esht ts@cn, end "ay3i 70 a. '.e'Hs 0' 'he Ho''''
MIGHT BOAT 10 NEW-HAVEN.--The
IN Tli weller lsayes P,ckliP 81 y z: arriving n
ssry f1crli tfans. llr CON iiNsNtAL leaves
s5p Taos - noE.h ina east l-om Ne e'-iesen a. /.
o'cock
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i POnT t7i FALL RivER-1be splendid md snperior
ea0cr MLIHOtCLiS. Cspt Brown. l,ayes New-1 oJk
ever q E5DAf. THURSDAY, ind SATURDAY, a. 4
-'-l % r' al the ENfiKE STATE C.pt. hra,ton. on
hDNuAt. WED%EsDAf, and FhiDAf, At 5 ococ1 p IL,
fIoui p, 40. 3 Is. 4.
elef no rooms viii be REGARDED ss secured 70 any ap
ri- 20 ol .'' tts s.H.e flal iave tceI pad io.
Fe Pr 10 bos.ru il oV"r'ol through wiki crsat Dispatch
- a. t., iess Freight iI.in.
vs. bJEDEt. hsens. Nos 70 snd II West"t
EBE RAILWAY-Passengertrain from foot
IL efC C-s'n"eFs- q. follows:
~. ~, Exur's, fsr bgfs'o.
OF, ~, Mix daily, for Oiisyils ard interlpedsse Sta
in.
ia. r.. Acoonuodston. daily.
80 m, Wy, ior Iiddo.own, NewbGrgh ard iaerms-
p n ii4h. Express, 5liy for Dunl-k. Buffalo Cal.n.
tfi ifilsifai Ss-os 1he Tram of Saturday
D. ou-h I'd .I..si). b. : does net iun % Dansik.
2. ne. Accolnri odatior
CHARLES MINOT, Oen.rl 5aO't
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of
~ lE.lNI I-USPa.s.uger Depot James Slip and foot Of
5fibf T. N.At for G-f.up1ft Sst ferb-r Criert
3nd I,r'1rsf o. ~ ~ ami go N or q, 3. .3'
=. no ,'roe'p port at C 2 ui io homps,oli
NEV-JEBsEY RA1LBOAD-FOR phil
IL ADalguIb AID We SOUTH sd WEST, Via JFP.
81 s. Nal and 1pres Lines .c3ye Ncw.Yek %,
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.Gnsical InGlrnmetIo.

GREAT BARGAINS in PIANOS AT No.
" tj Broadway, l4th st. account OF removing.
pls1dii lot OF PIANOS, Snrsn.cd foil iron fame and
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

TOR rORDEAUX.--The Al lr;g BELLE
For ,ight CT pss sssaIFy To "st j. DEWEY Co., 40,
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oIYcs OF TnE Guar wE,rEHs II h. Co., Of 1859.
SPHiNGFIHLD H.. April IL, la6!.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the ANNUAL.
- MEETITG Of the Sockholders Of the GEost "esefn
Esrosa Csnlpans of id9 viii be held the Office Of Ito
20 81 pany ~ spfinth iro, Or the SECOND THURS.
DAY Of as neat tor h- l,cou Of three Direetor', sad
the tr,p,s,ion Of such other business nsy be nscssy
MM. b. CCR.EAU, SECRETARY.
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4 iOH DI4DGLfOII.-IHcs nc Steamer IDUI
y PORT wil lease Pcci-slip, r. r.. every TUES pAf,
THURSDAY :. d S4YURpAY a. i2 Ociocs noon, Striving
g. pol; ia ,ile 20 connect 81. Ga te Irpt,ts Ire, g.
N.fnf-irf leave Br9g-n.b r.ey MDNDAl. NLDNE>
L. ksEht ts4cB, end waybl 10 ~ stations o1 the Hooss
tolic Rs'.road
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GcnaI Noilres.

r. tho MATTER ofTCE TRUsT ESTATE of the deees.ej
JAMES pAlYEi. 90, of AhcAofsg., EoiaFri rear
Haratt5r ~ ScJ,,sn4.
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30 DOsTON a1d PR0yIDENCE, va NEW.
81 a., Mix daily, for o,isvls ard intermediate Sta

II a. r.. Accoruodsnon. daily.
So n Wy, ior Iiddietown. Newburgh ard iaterms
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
From Memphis.

CAIRO, Dec l.-Memphis is much exclted in
consequence of construction put upon General
Grants general order,s not understood to mean
that before any thing can be bought to eithe.
eat or wear. purchasers must take an oath OF
allegiance. 1t goes into effect the 10Th OF De-
cember.
A report is currentin Memphis that Germans
town was burned by some soldiers belonging to
the Sth Missouri, while Gen. Sherman's division
was near that town, and that Gen. Smith had
the offenders arrested and shot.
All the teams in the country passed over by
Gen. Sherman's army have been pressed into
transportation service.
On Friday night, near Presidents Island, the
steamer Black Hawk, from Memphis to Helena,
coll.ded with the up>bound boat White Cloud.
The Black Hawk was badly damaged, and after
floating some distance, sank. Three negroes
we're lost, and the rest on board escaped. She
was valned at $4,000 aud is total loss to the
owner.
There is band Of organized robbers on
the roads leading from Memphis. On the -2sth
they robbed citizen Elijsh Brooks of $l1O0.
General Sherman, at last accounts, was be-
yond Cold Water.
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GEN. STAHLs AT WORK.
Eneny Defeated ae 8nfekeRsn Can.

CaAxr1LY, Va, Nov, 80, Z p. H.-Brig. Gen.
Stahl has just returned. He attacked the etkmy
at Snickers Ferry, and followed them with 1, 900
cavalry into their camps on the other side Of the
river and near Bssryville. Our men charged
splendidly whenever they 1ot the enemy
Whites cavalry Was driven in Ill directions.-
Nearly ell their officers were captured and their
colors taken. White himself fed and hid in q
house in Berryville. s.ia
The Srd, 7,h and 18th Virginia cavalry were
attacked and routed, forty Of their men With
their horses we're taken and fifty killed and
wounded and two colors taken. One wagon
load Of pistols and carbines were picked up on
the road, thrown away BY the Aving enemy;
80 cattle and so horses we're also brought in
Our loss Of killed and wounded is about 10
General Stahl reports that there is brigade
under General Jones at Winchester, but that
Jackson's main force was at New Market last
Wednesday as reported previously.
[Signed] +. SIaEL, Maj Gen.
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a Ra,,le Expected.

Nsw YoAK, Nov. 2s.-The army correapon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer from, Aquia
Creek, saye: Daily, hourly, in fact, momentari-
ly, We expect to hear the frst gun fred that will
inaugurate the first grand battle Of this cam
paign, for it is in this vicinity that not only al
most the entire rebel army is concentrated, l0O,-
600 strong, but also the three grand divisions
which 60 to make up the grand army Of the Po-
tonac. ,7'.' 3this
A dispatch to the Philadelphia Press says that
last night the indications were that Gen. Burn.
sides army would soon move, and that We are
on the eve Of one Of the greatest battles Of
modern times .-&&
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The Herald has the following special:
CHARlEsrows, Va, Nov 27th,-I have just
learned additional particulars of the successful
scouts made by the I'd Va. cavalry under Col.
]. G. Paxton, in the vicinity Of Lewisburg h.
The troops left Camp Platt, 10 miles from here
on Monday last, the oath inst, from that time
they marched 2l0 miles in 70 hours, passing
over in the route four spurs of the Gauley noun
tans; part of the march was through snow
storm. Paxton came on the enemy in the VI
cinity of Frankfort, attacked them with vigor,
and after short fight captured two commits
stoned officers number of shovels, and 10 hor-
ses. and between 200 and 800 stands of arms
burned bis camp and all his equipment, all bis
stores and four wagons. Col. Paxton did not
lose man. Major Powell particularly distin.
puisbed himself
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a Peace Rumor In the Camp.
HEADQR's Army OF TIE Po1oNAc,|

Fe0CS RU0Of IN yAo C0mPs
HEADQR's Army OF TIE Po1oNAc,l
November 80
Considerable excitement is occasioned by the
circulation of = report here that proposition
has been made by the rebels for an srmistice Of
so days, and that Lee Was already in Washing
ton arranging terms for the agreement No
credence is put in this rumor, however.
The Rebels are working with redoubled ener-
gy in their fortihcations and their cavalry have
Of late been very active aud have captured nu>
merous Of our pickets along the fords Of the
river, besides the two companies Of the Third
Pennsylvania cavalry at Harwood Church.
Longstreet commands the right and Hill the
left of the rebel force confronting US.
Dese,ters coming within our lines report that
large bodies of their forces have been detached
and sent of either to Richmond or to reinforce
Stonewall Jackson. These reports must be re.
ceived with great caution, however.
Our cavalry have captured numbers Of rebels
along the river below this place.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
Specials to she New York Papers

The Herald's special, dated Fairfax, Dec /,
says the expedition under Gen. Stahl, 10 uDdoubt-
edly one Of the most brilliant and successful sf-
fairs Of the war, both in its conception and exc
cution. Its principal object was to ascertain the
whereabouts Of Stonewal Jackson, and what
forces were on the right-this, aud more was
accomplished.
Jackson, with both the Hills, passed through
New Market last Wednesday, on bis way south,
and it is presumed be has gone 70 intercept Gen.
Cox's advance. ~
Prisoners captured by Stahl report that White
the leader of Whites cavalry, was twice wound
ed in skirmish at Berryville.
New YoRK, Dec. 2-The Times Falmouth
special states that two deserters from the rebels
report their force at $1,000 to 76, 900, certain
ly not exceeding the latter. Though suffering
for clothing and many kinds of supplies, they
are still apparently hopeful OF final success,
and Lee and Ashby are puzzled over the move.
men,s of the enemy, which they do not seem
fully to comprehend and have finally concluded
the advance upon Fredericksburgb, feint de-
signed to amuse them while the main attack
upon Richmond is to come from another quar-.
ter. Upon this theory they now believe our
forces in front Of Fredericksburgh in reality to
be small and that immense hosts are being en-
OaIAe0 ~ O0u 1lAIu ouV CVuSeySN IL h1uSpOIto
up James river. Acting upon this idea they
have commenced erecting earthworks for The
protection of garrison force, while the main
body Of their army commence moving towards
Richmond.
Nxw YoRx, Dec. "A special despatch is as
follows:
OPPOSITE FaEDER1cKsBuRa, Nov. So.-The reb-
els still continue to fortify vigorously on the II
second line. It is now believed their infantry
force has been sent farther to the rear, where
their camp fires are not 20 visible. Instead Of
evacuatiDg their position, as spoken of in yestsr.
dayss dispatch, it is believed in official quarters
that the rebel force about Fredericksburg, and
within call, is from loo, 900 to l2b,OOO.
| No supplies Of vegetables have yet been dis.
tributed, though promised several days ago.
Bilious diseases and symptoms Of seurvy grow
worse.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
~ TELEGRAPH.
A. Attack on Newbcrn. N. c.

NEwBrRS, Nov. II, via Fortress Monroe, IL
On Tuesday some four thousand rebels, under
Brig. Gen, Martin, attempted to drive in our
picRets and take the city. They advanced on
The Trent road from Pollocksville, and succeeded
in driving the pickets, after brief skirmish, q
abort distance. About 500 rebels then marched
through the woods, about miles, to capture 2
companies Of the 9th Massachusetts,, aud one
company Of the oath Mass, stationed at Bauh'l
hot reception and we're defeated, falling back in
disorder, and retreating on the doublr quick.
The rebels thought to take our forces una
wares but Col. ]. Kuertz, of the 23d Mass, the
Provost Marshal, in command, was prepared st
al points
Deserters from the rebel army are quite nu-
merous. Fifteen came in on the 10th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
A Reconnaissance.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28-We learn from the
Tines special correspondent that an important
reconnaissance which left Falmouth on Thurs
d'y, 10th met, towards Port Conway, returned
Yesterday, having acquired valuable information.
The enemy appears in great force near fred
e.ticksburg, evidently determined to desperately
dispute the passage Of the National Army. ~
great amount of contraband property and
uuy supplies are being sent continually to Rich
mond ~ s.. r.- .slH. 80! lE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
FROM MEXICO.

NIw YORK, Dec. 8.-The steamer Union,
from Havana a5th, and Port Royal 9stb, has sr-
rived.
Mexican advices notice the peaceful occupa-
ton Of Jalapa by the French. The inhabitants
fed. No Mexican troops there. The roads ore
said to be impassable. An attack on Puebia
will not be attempted till February. Sonora
willlbe occupied by 5000 troopa
venexuela dates mention the death OF Gen.
Gsvills. and Ex-President konsgoss fleeing TO-
wards Trinidad. Ts
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
Later from New Orleans.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 29-The steamer Cambria
has arrived from New Orleans, goth.
Capt Franks, of the 18th Connecticut Regi-
ment, has been dismissed from the service.
General Butler is about to place overseers on
coniscated plantations to save the cotton and
sugar crops
The new cotton crop is coming in quite freely.
Gen. Butler has permitted the resumption OF
the publication of the National Advocate after
an explanation from Jacob Barton that he had
no intention to aid the rebels, he having been
convicted by Court Martial for having received
brbee.
There we're still some cases of yellow fever at
Houston, Texas, on the Sd, but the disease was
not Epidemic. Fever still prevailed st hatagor-
ds-epidemic. The fever still prevailed at In
disnola and Lavaca with deaths therefrom at
each place, on the Slst ult.
The steamer Don was towing . Federal gun.
boat from Sabine Pses to town. She WAS as
ailed by vollsy from 40 rebel troops concealed
in mill. The United States forces opened FIRE
on the mill and town, destroying the mill ana
few residences and setting fire to lew other
buildings. The fire was extinguished.
A powerful squadron was concentrating in
the Mississippi. There were already more yes
sels at New Orleans than any time since its cap.
ture. A large number of river boats have been
armed.
There 10 great activity in military circles, pre-.
paratory to offensive movements. A general
Inspection of men and arms was about to take
place.
Guerrillas infested the river banks and below
the city. One naval vessel has been fred into
and returned the FIRE with grape and canister,
but the thick brush enabled the assailauts to
escape No vessel uniees well armed now leaves
thu Anitv .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
A Big Fight In Arkansas.

SPRISeF1HLD, No., Nov. 29-Gen. Blunt, with
5000 Federals, attacked and routed about 8 900
rebels under Gen. Narmaduke, at Cone Hill, in
Arkansas, on the Goth, killing 60 and driving
the balance some IL miles. Gen. Blunt tele-
graphs that the enemy are badly whipped, and
will not probably return north OF Boston Noun.
isins again this winter, and as they have con.
sumed all subsistence in the valley Of the Arksn.
sas, they must soon retreat into Texas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
salt Worka Des,royed.

foarRlss NoHRoE, Nov. 27.-On Saturday
expedition left Yorktown, consisting Of three
gnooats and 600 of the llth Maine. They re-
a'nsd Yesterday altar having secuted 10 miles
D,e5oLd Mob Jack Bay, where they destroyed
ae extensive and valuable salt workA
Last Tuesday our pickets rear at Williams.
DDufs captured eight rebels, who were sent to
Fortress Monroe.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
Assigned 70 Missouri.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-Col. A. v. Colburn,
n'n Gen. AcClellsn's STAFF, has been assigned
Hduty Is Adjutant- General of che Department
the Missouri. Gen. Mcclellan endorses the
Volonel q one Of the most efficient officers In
the army.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
Rich Rrixes

NV YORK, Nov. 2s.-The cargo Of the prize
steamer Ann was cold to-day for $34O, ,OOO-
The Teas brought 444 for Congon and Coffee
slightly damaged. Part of the cargo of the
steamer Shelton was cold to day, bringing over
$lO0, 900.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
After The Alabama.

NV YoRK, Nov. ga special dispatch to
morning paper, dated Washington 2sth, says
tie reported ss coming from very high suthori-
t,h.. Admiral Mines commanding tie British
Squadron, is in pursuit Of the rebel psivateer
Alabama. esfsH
bon. Frank p Blair, Jr. has resigned his seat
10 the present Congress, in order to take CON-
nand 8 Of Brigade at Helena, AIkansaa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
The Negroes In another Fight

i, NV YoRK, Nov. 29.-Advices from Port
keyL give an account of an expedition BY the
eoiored regiment to Deboy Sound. The negroes
eenaved very commeDdable. The expedition
brought back 200, 900 feet of sawed lumber
'afee Of the negroes were wounded.
II was rumored that Beauregard has pronoun-
va Charleston indefensible, and the people are
aoving their property from the city.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

A well informed authority lin the N. \. Sun)
suggests.th that it is part Of the Democratic pro.
gramne to elect c: Godfrey duntner mayor OF
New York, make horaho seymour Preeldens
of the United States in 1866, and send Fern
ando Wood minister to England-Well: since
Monroe Edwards is dead and Huntington the
foraer is out Of public life, perhaps the Demo
cratic party cannot do better. - t.Sas5af
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

sS30po lOF 1eIe8E1PU MeD1Beo ~e1VJs
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2e.-The Commissioners Of
Internal Revenue has given notice that the tax
stamps for kilograms are now ready for delivery,
and The senders of messages will be required on
and after December lst, to place . stamp on
each telegram and cancel it with the date and
initials Of the writer. The Telegraph Companies
throughout the country will require compliance
With the law on and after Monday next
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

Revelation to the "WorlA.o ~
NEw YoRK, Dec. 2.-Ths World says Burnside
is removed, and Hooker appointed