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The national Republican., 1862-04-09
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The full vote of OSio' tot,aty lid which Is
wbesling) ID reported hs foi6wstt j. 'a''" ~
Ooas,itat ti0HGF1t, B67; Hkainst, rs, "' u,
IL EmsncpAtiohL-tNor,, SIS; agaiKM. 81. 3" '"'
! MotFsnto~h "(cSanty eeat IL ,Mopor, yalta
oohstftdtfon and xH bnt'l3 rop gradual ein,sn
cipStion. fhs report says'; 'a'A mitch itiler
vote udald have Bseu polled for emanclpatjon
had the people ttndsfstood the Question" ~"
CAuhsroh, Mstshsll county, gaeS,isg for The
constitution 70 u sgainst IT. A letter 10 tht
Wheeling fateRig.ncer rays: '''', '""' ''''''
r. mo polls vera opened oti the gradual epsn
cipatioh question" eus 'ttnancipation Ro1ld
have osfrlo.i bya isrse msjorlty,h ''" ,I','''
d New Creek, HSmpSbirs county, gave iOi Tor
constitution W none sg ains,; 06 for elnancipa.
tiou 10 none Sgalhst Alettst -sys: "''' "'"'
"The' above 'ie the Ao.disfs' vote. The cid
zsns did not vote, on nc ,ount Of there bsink BIZ
polls open for them. and m, misuhderrtahd
ing as to their havingvutss There was large
number came In to VOTE from the country, 'bu
had 10 20 back without voting" ,',,.,l ''f
RoseIys Rock, Aarshall county, gives IS 10,
constitution TO s asainst; 80 for afnanclpatiol
to 40 agsiDst ~" v plr'. ,'r' "d' ~ n'r"D
karsball county (nearly completely glvss-fo
tho constitution, 8S5s sgsiuss It, 2; for emsnci
patton, GEL; sgSinsi itp37.' "@'"'0 TN ~. =
Fssmossk. Marion county, }, Rlves I 7R for ,th,
| constitutions; rune sgnidst Il for srdancip ton
iGQt ngatnst ID, A. - y ,'i'r g., l'I'''' > ."
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

. f.f
~, THE BLocIApEm7H ~ ErrIcIENr,- The men
who complain oi what they arc pleased to call
TYP - ipefjciency,', Of tho Navy Department,
apd who, ss general thing, are the. same pei
sons Who have sdmired and giorifisd the &C.
tivfty and energy Of the army of The Potomac.
may find satisfaction in perusing the following
extract from letter published IN the New
York EVening l'osi and said by the editors Of
that paper TO be from distinguished naval
officer lp the So,.,herp aect;
"PoRr RovAL, April >, 1862.
We havs now sufficient squadron Of
Charleston, - steamers In all. But there
are come very kiliu pilots in charge OF one or
Two spsll steamers, aud in ioggy weather and
dark nights they sometimes succeed 10 elnding
the vigilance Of our cruisers do not believe
there has evef been such q vigorous blockade
before, The epornous price Of imported art
icles on shore n, ths best proot Of II. You
would smile could you Sse tbe vessels with
high sounding names, Iparsdsd as ships that
run the blockade -liale craft effrom thirty 10
ffty tons, and yet rejoicing In such grand ap.
pellations as the Garibaldp and the like"
p
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
.AdcaaCe Of General .NiIrOv.
-TrIH'l UIuTh 'HIL'UP %irlI'"' 'yTHr.I,,
.,rrIa .r,,7's G'l,e'T UT " - IW-. ra n
Camp Allegheny Occupied

WHEEIINg, YAs April 7,stA telegram Just
tAesived here, inforhs iis tha, the rebels are
retrssting Befors our sqtesy lSder Gen, Allf6y
who, bad, advanced from Cheat, Ma,iatsin, and
now holds Camp AusghanS lately evacuated by
tha 0on,tdeFases. G"'gC'sHh yrr p ''nr '".'
The rsb.i* haze a,sS ,rn back from Moe.
tareY rapd Quplsysyille, ssd ssen " be aiming
ior' staustpu, where they will have. raasod
escape.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

=, FIRIXq AZ SotfagRS IItAkr.---Tbe Charles.
ton sc .leiciry,to 70 keep On fire the Roman
Catholics OF thai city ami State, us we'll rs OF
Louisiana, says: ,,.. e., ,,- '".
"a ,gsnlsman who bas recently made his
eseaps from Nashville, states TIM. the Yankee
vandals who now, ihiest that city have hern
committing outrageous dertct.ations on prot
ertyI A few, iiirL,s sinch, The Catholic cbitnt
was forcibly entered. and esc.,y article ofv'i'S
I stolen from the building ard carried eff. Among
the articles were many precious relics gepcraily
held 4snofed by the most iucorrgb!e. but II
seems there h, no. vet too dcspicat!e for the
Yankee mercGnariss who arc now Invading the
| y, uthr .,.I. .
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

STREET RAH.EoAn--A petition was presented
in ihe Senate yesterday y from 1000 resident,
and property holders Of the city OF Washing
ton, for the passage of-the bill for the construc
tion oil horse railroad that lately passed Ii,
House. II Is declared BY the petitioners TO b.
free from objection Id it's main features, and re-
surfing but little amendment. It's contended
that the iunax Ct strangers and the prsaen,
condition OF streets make mch-s fneaRirs prse.
tically needed, and tha: II should be, compile.
ted Us coon as possible .., -, no', n,,,, ~,
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
A Small Fight and 4 Rapid ,R,trat u, u.
Rthtls on, The Tsnnasssn, ,Riysr.,ln..,

CHICAGO. Monday, Aprll 7,'lSGIrA, fpe
oisl to the Chicago Iin,ts says' hn~ .h"t >
Seyep o'clock, % FSldsY evening ont forces
att PiHsburg Landing were attacked ny, twt
Fegi@.nts sfnfAnlry, with Two ,piaess Ct artil
lsry ,aasa largo for a u cavairys' "Our force,
ui%sd4la.elt gSs S W. battle = y, ,;1 1S,.., S,.,
The enemy only fired one rohpa and GoUi,
urnetftatoiy rkififsg' quite a udiubr. 'Tha,
killed one Of p1rN H.AN" ufSis supposed iba
thrv ~Se plRiag n rtottpSS3JssAHS ID ;in forcy.
Findipg,M laFaer number thRi hGy spectGd
they bask . hssty retroAG Ten prisoaers wer,
taken, III In p''''" 81 nr 'hr V3tr . - If,'r'
,rhs opposing armies are within twenty
mil OF each other lpn,,r,,. ~ .,,,,.,. ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

n5 The supvivoTs Of tho crews Of the Con-
grsHt ysspd Cumberland will have public re
sspaoGst tho Academy of Music, in New York,
tomorrow night The bands Of both frigates
4ni bsi prssept patriotic, songs win, 70 sung,
&c.i Hts dssiss>i alss tosGord tho charitable
an opportunity to contribute material sid y
10 these noble tars.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

KANSAS AGENCY FOR THE NATIONAL RErrB-
L,cAS.--Mr. Clark J. Hanks, Chief Clerk in
,he Surveyor Generals Office at LAvsnworth
Otty, Kansas rs our authorized agent for that
State, FOR receiving subscriptions 10 the daily
end weekly Repu5licdn. ......, ...l..
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
IS. che; ss:;,,:. N: %.:,:: s:.:

Missionary n A&S Of tho w..n,ns-
tom city YsS Sn'. Christian A.ss-
ANs annopncsd IL the time, some six
montSs, tso, u nES6saon was made, and
adopted by hi<5AsSci&ion, to employ spe.
hal ulSlopsry y eslvUsQcspel so.,he thou.
sands gathered IN and around this city, whose
spiritual interests are not otherwise provided
for. Considerable delay was caused by finding
part Of those invited prevented from accepting
bt existing sAsemsnt. fhk sJbnd cSs m
vitsd accepted, and came to the city to enter
upon. tbe work, but just as he was ab2nt doing
so, u &as prosirased BY disesse, and SSmpelled
10 resign.
A public meeting, The drst Of a ssriss, in
f,rtherance Of this enterprise, was held on Sab
bath evening in The New York Avenue Church
The usual opening services were conducted BY
The pastor. Rev. Dr. uurley,, and a brief state
ment of the object md plan Of operations sas
made by the chairman Of the superintendent,
who, under the resolution Of the Association.
are charged with The special snperr-,e,,n Of ,hs
| vr-,- . D. - ,...'r'r ..., I',' '...,. So.
.ysN, , ,..,t. a. a. %.
The plan adopted tor Sa..t..nins thi, work, is
mainly by small contributions, payable noulhly,
| for six months from the date Of subscribing,
while donations are also earnestly desired and
very thankfully received. This mon,y 10 neces-
Ary for the purchase Of books, tracts, papers,
&c, aud for the prompt payment Of the salary
Of the missionary, and is exclusively applied
70 these purposes. .f... Get ...
Agenerous Response has been nsde on the
part Of the members Of the Association. as far
as application has, yet been r,ade 10 pledge
4 Of monthly ssstribdtions from one TO Eve dol
lars each; and an appeal Is now made to The
Christian and phllauthropic public for addi
j tional moans to carry fJrward the work with
energy, and as We are already warranted in
anticipating, with eminent ruccess.
| Mr.. William Ballsntyae, Of 40s Seventh
street, IL The treasurer of this missionary fund
to whom payments may at any Time be made
payments may also be made TO any one Of ,tht
superintsndents. d, O.. .-., ..,,,,,, Il,
4 .Rsv..C r.. Lyford, the missionary, frat I'd
dressed the meeting, giving, . brief account o
the work thus far, expressing much gratihca
tion that he bad been everywhere kindly re
ceived aad listened to with. married. attention
and that the utmost eagetncss had been mani
tested to obtain copies Of the books, .racts, aut
religious papers distributed, relating numbe
Of incidents illustrative Of these statements.
Rev. M. Read and Rev. Chapiaiu Browi
subsequently each made an address ahauAdlnI
}, in strong appeals aud deeply affecting inci
deuts which had occurred In their own expe
rience and personal cbeptvat!os. ..,.',
4 A ,c;iection and, contribution was made
. amounting, rs is understood, In cash and sub
! scriptious, to s!56l5. ." D." 90 -. 900
The services were clo-ed with prayer an,
1 bsnediciiop by Rev. DR.. Samson. ...'' ,.
TIE entire impression u this meeting wa
!, we .hoaid tddss, highly satisfactory ard en-
o couragtps 70 ,tho.s personally interested In Il
J. enterprise. ''..,n..'r D.. ~ ff.. '.-r, .r.''
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

Gcn. BcaMreg0rd's Grand Army
.--, kDeEeNScd On SSse 9,essssessee. 49,.
,NTiiHt VI
Gen. Grant Following=np the
Flying Rebelsl' I'm
'ri""rosr ----- 'Trr.I WHH
GEN. POPE HAS MADE A '"TEN
~ - STRikE!", ~ .-.'1 80 49,, :,
'.- ,""'r' '..'. .sAsEG ..f.. 70! :
., $50 " ~ Cd l -. - go r'-r '''-.' :
Ne has Ragged 8 Rebel Generals and
" secured 5000 Prisoners. .".,'
"e'"''t'"a 'H ssTRn' =, r""H 2 II
| UNE HUNDRED SIEGE Guns CaP-
~, = TIRED, " F'
%, .,.rt o.. l,'. e. -
IXNElsI QUANTITIES OF SMALL ARMS,
- TENTS, WAGONS, HORSES AND
.,N,nFF9vf|sAl9YSsr AKKRi 1,o:l
nc. ~ X go Sc.

49,
81 'LSeia, April g. iUuh lie, e,d slant, the
rebels 10 overwhelming 'hnuhbers, attacked our
forces at Pitbburg tsudins' Tho battle lasted
from morning until late IN the afternoon, aud
resulted In q complete defeat of,Iie rebels,
with heavy Ions on both eide Gen. Grant Is
following up the enemy. g., s,.'
Gen Buell. has arrived In Tennessee. Two
divisions Of his army were in the battle.
cen. fopa Sscodr1rs ths'eoutdty ursrmd
leland No. 10, and go far has captured Gen.
Macka!l aud stsa, end 1000 men. -. rvT
TIE lAtsA ;iippabh !: i:~ioliows:' ! i'JW
ST. Louis, April s..--Gen. Pope has captured
Arss aFperpis, siE thousand .prisoness Of wsr
one hahdfcd siesS rl4ces, and setcra aeldl lbAt.
teries, with immense quantities Of small arms,
tents, wagons, horses, and rrovision!. '''''
Our victory is eowple'e and overwhelming
We have not lo'ta.nSls ihss44... M "' ,.r,',' "'
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

,rvsVfpFu' s"sts -.-It-' : ".
500 .''''r''''.~ -Nsx Dss1sraEit, ..
:.dsAnS, ~" hc. vac .bspsriii,ypt VIII 10
cIpssd Tu-sdAys, " Wednesdays, .Tbiirslsys, sRd
FidAy yss9sinstsA Olbsc huisaas but that which
rsiasst .tofhtive r,rifitAsy dparatioVs IN the ksd
.EMitdayf',tNf " 1tyotaa II T." h"ainer" r:
SsusLars aud. Representatives. ,,.... r..
>, Mondays 10 the BUSINESS 9! .s:, ~. ccnhlic.
'.art,n a, ''." -. EDwIis. n, SrASToS,
jazz Afpn Rdhl y Secretary OF WRr.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

The RidhmOnd E1itainsr lsarns thatthe rebel
Honse or Representative have Decided By 4
vota Aaeret session, to- repeal ths tariff and
estabtth free trade with All cbuatries except
ih. Unisrd StaIsL" Ther- are said VI have bee d
only ssssntsen votes against the proposition.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

"A bill reported lStsly from the Senate Oou,
nittee. on Military Affairs, provides mat The
President may, 10 his discrs,icu, transfer, Ia
whole OF Id psrt, the appropriation Sor the
building and repsirint OF harbor forttacations
Embraced In tho act Of last February. IL th.
construction Of iron. olaf gunbosts 10y ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
s,ne OisrF.sz over JAe kson's Grave.
. Corsposdsncs ofths Indian" polls JosFnsl. #
H"CAMP AYDsrw JACKSON, TENNEssEs, " .

..".. & ,''- .''l"ff ~ March I6 IRi9.'
Yesterday Gen. Nclson made reconn oisssnre
in force toward Lebanon 'ifs "took' With him
the second cavalry, thru t~ttcrlss oi artiliery,
snd Ave fstisustt, OF Infantry Our regiment
ied the advance, company = 'belng the stlvants
GUARD. We were obliged ID lsave two batteries
about four miles from camp, 10 aonseddtncs Of
the bridges being too riosr,y 10 rim theif gdir :
over IN safetys We went IN far ss Ne "TIler
uhags," the tor1tssif SteAIdsncsc Of audSew ak,
son. Hs~e sGSrosceed the sacred rpot, the
ttonal air. Gen. Neison halted tho, COLUMN, a~',
the stars snd sItiyts &ereElasss4S oyer the tomb
Of lacssan' AnEt ..atriss battery fired a, salute
OF sixteen guns. Tbcemnent on the csrssinio-
ncs Of the occasion would be ns.,ies., as all
who know the history Of the !" Hero, Of New Or.
ie,tns" can readily imagine The freiings oF lie
troops while standing b, fJrs ths tomb Of Jack
son! Gen. Hslson aud rtaT wete invited into
the mAsuiens are 'rsmaihed some time. '"' 'I
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

ksppezrs. from Vfiuiat dis pate hes r~ttdgsd
at ths Ma ~ DspartusntS't that whsn c4sss kDtcut
reached Nevbsts, ~ o., they 'cspsurd nine
maschsat vesssh and their SarsoS., 'oousi IL, ius
10 the nsefesa abs of aBbut4 0Od Sarreis OF rosG
hesdssn tar, sud pitch,' on aud ,shingiss; and
nine bales of OettOnr&s.' f..H huiS =, +
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
I.ntest From Fortrs 81 MnnrO,
The .ucrrin,ac at Cramcy Island.

The latest intelligence from Fortress Monroe
is, that at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
nothing was doing at Yorktown, excepting
preparations fol. attacking the fottiacations
that the enemy force wos reported to be from
twenty five 10 thirty thousand, and that at two
o'clock p. M, the Merrimac, Yorktown, James
town, and four tugs were lying. 81 Craney
Island, ''''''""
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

OurslpE.-sketch Of Judge Trimbull's speech
upon confscation; statement in respect TO the
epemy's force at Manassas; and great variety
oi news and miscellaneous matter.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

-" No TAX On "SLAvEs.+.-The tax bill Is Il
passed the House Of Representatives yesterday
has no provision imposing II capltaton duty on
slaves.
Mr.. Blair Of Missouri, offered new section
snacting that any person who shall claim thu
service or labor for life, Of sny person held 10
service or labor under the law Of any State
shall pay, on hr service or labor Of such per.
son, the sum Of two dollars. II was lost by a
vOts Of 81 yeas 10 IS nays. r.rn -
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

Tue TAN BiLL-It Will b., ss,h q II ,heI TAX
bill has passed the House with optyfSssssIye
votes. ODly one Republican voted against It.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
HOUSE DR.. REPRESENTATIVES,. |.

~, uNQpC w, lkrI nrSor4S Irosr .iT
''"'''".l "',i' ."ABJWRNMENv.r ~ ~ ~ s'"i'..
Mr.'"vAEtANplHffAM, Of Ohio, offered n
resoly icu Inn. the House adjoysTS On, t6s third
N. $500. " z. ssts.:sS 9g''
>ss;.fc sss ISs a. r,is rAN$s,,.I
The rsHsHhItg sections wete fttfeHei, and
letstaf ub4nHesSAlSd sthSnd&Stns 6fihascf i'll
portacce n'asis.,.2 diIH iGC It'd
the 4ii si sss'sssaes e sa ss
yeas l25, haygt5 "h''-.' ~" a '''rr '''',r,
{ The iollo1.ug ire the thirteen Who 'vtolcd
against t.: William Ailen'st-OsiS, Janss Bot,
tinton Of Massachusetts. James z, Kerrifah
Of Ney, ,iESsk, ssuys "a Gax-ot s OHIO eJJSchs JSsu
George K. She'll Of Oregon, Clement L Vallan
diEhsm Of Ohio, Daniel w VOORHEES, Of Indians
chl,se A. Wliss s Sf 30 Sh!s M|lSSu % RlGssrd \;
lucky. l'T"n" .iHVr ,,rr,"P uavnNsNnn
'.on' motion e. pssiHHnIsy psiHsl lvsssHaa ssa
the bill reBoftear " Nc RSsc6s Cbnkllrg, or
tbs "a instant, u FeatayiilS . iahl9pfm 81 sNm
%as sssst"sis esdsTsS 5sisaSes w '' STATES
:. AyyRoraiA ATioSs u 81 % f5R lfn! THE TaEAsvRD.
Mr. STEVENS, Of Pennsylvania, reported
bill making appropriations 10 rstnfbafss ~
contingent funds OF th0ofice Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, including Compensation o
additional cleiks who may be- employed &c
cording to lLs eyigepciss OF the public service
and for temporary clerks for the current fsca
year shd SJr' The year ending June 30, 1863.
Refereed W tho Cohdittse' Of Ways ani
Means, and ordered 10 b. printed. y. ,r,r,
- ,.iHg',5rPOsT ROUTES.
Mr.. COLFAX from the Committee on th,
I Post OMcs anrd fort Roads, reported bill tt
] establish eertsIA post routes. Passed. ns'
MILITARY AFrAIRs
Mr.. DUNE,ffotA the Military Committee n
po5tea y joiRt. resolutlon OK tending ,hs ,prpXis
io0s "a oeftsla act toail militaty DEB tine Il
/ in the United States, Passed,
tn''ai rPUIV6ANv.u y ,..'
Mr.. MORRILL,, OF Vermont, introduced ,
| bill TO- pSsysRt and punish polygawy In Utah
Appropriately referred.
.,,,, .m,,h tisEte K.uwAMr, ..% .| %',,o 81,
On motion Of Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Pennsyl-
vauis, the House rssbivtA itssff ibts Commute,
OF the Whole, Mr. Dawes OF Massachusetts, IL
tffs chair, and took UP TIE iifll td a ID con
structing railway ard telsgraphic line Gon
! the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean. and (,
SECURE to ths .Govsrpmspt Thu sss Of the sam
Ton PQs.al, uili,aIy y, and other purposes. :. !
favor. '''A wv" ~ y '"< VI
Committee arose.
Adjourned. 'aH ~ :. ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

Sas- Tho SsEa'e, yesterday, co9iirinsd th,
nominations OF Robert b. Mitchell and Janiet
g. Blunt, Of Kansas, to bs, brigpaisr generals
Of volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
Connecticut Election.

NoRwAIk, Ct, April s.-The Republicans
ss afssapa tsos&a. * as,aS iss ~ " y T ;te
Hsps., a. ReprcsspLsti rGoV, .BnnI1pgbeu n
isls's4eeted by from eight u tsh thousand ffiA.
j0rity.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
THE ESENY AT CoRISrIL-The N. Y. Tribune
says OF its Tennessee correspondent . ,,,-. ..-,o

"Our correspondent assures US that the rebel
army has been greatly oyerrated, that, its whole
force In Northern Mississippi does not exceed
81, 900 men. and that one half Of tn. se are raw
recruits, whose greatest alacrity will be in run
ming. This estimate, we fear, Is too small,
though Others, doubtless, are much too large
For ourselves, we shall bslieve the story OF
" 100000 men, when anybody will explain
where they came from. =" =.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

The returns Of the local e,ectiops 10 wcetern
Virginia, thus fir heard from, including HART
500, Thy Ior! OHIO. Hamp.hirs and other conn
sies. favor tho emancipation policy Of the hd
ministratipn bx large shaioTiirs. -,
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
Gen Butler 1T Port ROYAL.

BQsToS, April ls,-rsJteTs IRON Port Rpyal
s.ats thai Gen. Butler arrived there from Shin
Island, In The steamer Mccmllaa, On ihf
I'd instant. lie WAS -Sa!.iisd with fifteen ynns
BY the nag ship. " MM-LML-y Mn-s
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

TIE slaves OF James NJ. Mason baye de-,
camped from Winchester 10 4 body, aud made
their way % Phiisdslphia. II is currently re-.
ported, also, that one Of M. Masbn's daIi S6tsrS
has become hopeessly insane from the various
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

Among the nsmidees az BAgadfsr @ ,heruis
araCoionsl Caldwell OF Asins regiment, and
Major Henry Prince, u Paymaster, and origin.
ally from Maine. 't.. "rF''"'9'l ~ "FrfF
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
ISLAND No. 10 sURRENDERED,, AND
INCUR POSSESSION !%. :.
7hG shore batteries Erefsftcsi
IL Mei Easit by The Rejects!
SrEAArRBEsrox, orr IsLAso NJ, TO-;

EANIRBEEToN, orr ISLASp NJ. W.
..,.r", via CAtno, April =, 345 a. h,
Hon. .Gtdsen Wef,s, Seo'y Navy. &t..',-
Two ,Viiset, have this instant, BaAtdPd us
from Island No. 10, ,rta.ing thai, ~, order Of
their ccrSdt endiSg oMper, they ars ordered to
surrender Islapd No. 10 TO the coypqodore
colIimsidns ,the 'guhGosy,. AZ lthsss Officers
know nothing ot &he' bsttsIiaa on Ah6 Tenhes-
zee shore; bsvc seutCapt Phelps 20 sstertaiu
sor,o,h'rg dsHuite on the subject. '''''
will telegraph when fastter Information is
,r.os,vch!s -, ."'n'y ~. 'y"'.'' "''"I.'h
VIII Sen. rope. nbw adysisiis, ttontNew
Madrid 10 sirDng iYca lg attseh in SsAr, Il am,
with the eunnead ,hortabo oboats, tetSj 10 'at,
tack IN s-ctt.. -'hlc Sisn: Dutsrd! here, sready
to co operate with the land ,f1tcst But I,
seems as II the. 3 lace is 10 bssuErendsrsd with.
ont further defence. ~" I.''., ''u
A, H. EoorE,, Fig pditeT,", ~,
Com'dg Naval Forces Western Waters.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
mn Secretary Cbsss, yestsr dsy, awarded I,

M Secretary Chase, yestsr dsy, awarded 10
the American and the National Bank Note
Companies, Of New York, the contract Tor the
plates, paper and printing ior nifty millions
registered and coupon bonds twenty-five mil
lions each.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

' - The rebels. In retiring from Island No.
10, have fo,lo~sa the fe:eslsss example 10;
ttcm al Sprinkfsld, and hass tSirtisff,a,cs.'
The national Republican., 1862-04-09

The Richm1nd EraniiSlr Ays th4si Trd;ten
Polk and W,idu y. johnson. wilbl kcTbevpeIlcd
from tAaU Uaieed atStss Ssnaasys ysrs both pnvaus
In Gen. Prices army.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
.-'n'." oFPiCIAL..

", rDEPARTMEST OF SrAIr,
i""sSra DIdshf,sfo,i, Jan. -. 1862
The Secretory Of STATE win hereafter receive
members Of CongrGes on blHiness gu Sa'ur''H9~,
ccmnencH '3thWSa<ordsy, the fret r' r"st
''''~-'''s WILLIAM n. sEWARp.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
III. so,s FROM ,,i Der. Rr.etrat:,.

Edars. Wheeling ilathgeaFr: :.
-"fhank 'yon Tor calling, my attention 10 q
statement ip, : New, York paper, thst "General
Rosecrsns ha'I re,jgled, dsc'ining to serve
When informed thst Gen, FREMONT had been
assigned to thc command ot this Department,
:elegraphed acknowledging the receipt OF tho
order, aud ioy cheerful acquiescence therein, ~
the result Of the operation Of a general princi-
ple, to wit: il geIiera Is n to hold his con.
mission. he ought TO have his command ol
which the President 10 the judge.
Wteshsr II was designed 10 dsparaxe Gan,
r.; DO dot know. but fer myself, utterly re.
puihte the principle IL action Indicated 10 the
pntssraph, arn my personal feelings would
rot furnish The slish.cst grounds for such step
n ~ -. r ". 6, KOSEcRANa.
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
ELAh STEAMER BENrnN,

rl.AN oTEAMER DbNIHN,
""fUpP ISLAND No 10, AprflS, IAN
Hon. GiDyOS WEij.rs, Secretafy Navy, AZ:
Ny telegraph, ,frss hodis Since. i6i5Fdhed
the Department that Island No. 10 had sarren.
d'tsS " saYrs'st st sis hskA A,,e,arned
after having 'hAd 40 iHterViewwlftI' ths lstc
corutuaudAnt rut pu'i I'mhni Irt .tn'rhn
have rstuss' cd Gen i,afotd. commanding
the troops, 10 proceed Immediately in company
with tya Of ihs supba4's. md, ,.4ss possession
Of the Island,
The B~terts ID fha NsutsseeI bhue have
been hastily evacuated, where. We shall lind
I'D dGaBtlI ,K& hfiopaihE, lsr ~ s'H'fakfides d
mYai,ions ,ot kar-o,y o. .,p e,u,,"n, ..n,w
| communicits with Gen. Pose. who has
under cover Of the two guuboats which gal
laAsIy Ipp. tthsklocksde,ip ,ibsJ tb'Ipdey ,stsrm
CREASED tie r{sr Ia force, sfId 1as really as
ysHny Sby ,yYS aya 'UGtsy hoNTyeh win
'Gen. Bdf6rt AID his troops, 10 mskt K simui
bAusuus 'sitack npoa the tshsls, usd dbeyh0t &C
liss,ily evacuated the Tennessee shore sud'tW
rendered Island No. 10. .rprqr
A full report will be mada as. soon as We car
obtain possession OF the land batteries and au
In communication %ith Geo. Pope. '' - ~ '".'
A. II. FNSofE, f'lSs 'Otfiesr, t&c. y
The national Republican., 1862-04-09
NEWS. or 'ThEttRRESbER OF ISLAND NO. 10
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CHICAGO, April S.--Tbe Alps arrived at Cairo
at 8 O'Clock this morning, bringing Second Mas.
ter L,rd, Of Ghestbam-t Benton, with Oh battbks
from Com. Foote, snnogpcipg. the surrender 10
him, N midnight Of the, entire pnsitiou, men
guns. and transports at lsiant No.lO.' The
number Of prisoners u not yet kh,wn, nor, The
amount OF ordnance storea, sT.,, -, T,,', ,,r