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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHmoToE, March 8, 1852.
PRIsIDEHT' 5 oEHERAI WAR ORDER 10. 2


Ordered, 1st, That the Msjor General
Commanding the Army of the PotOmse
proceed forthwith to Organise that part Of
said army designed TO enter upon active
operations, including the reserve, but ex-
cluding the troops to be left in the fortii-
cations about Washington, into four army
corps, to be commanded according to SEN
iority Of rank, as follows; First Corps to
consist Of four divisions, and to be com
msnded by Gen. Mcdowell; second corps
to consist of three divisions, and to be
commanded by Brigadier General Sumner;
third corps to consist Of three divisions, to
be commanded by Brig. Gen Heintslemsn;
fourth corps to consist of three divisions, to
be commanded by Brig. Gen. Keyes.
Second, That the divisions now COM
msnded- by the of6eers above assigned to
the command Of corps, shall be embraced
in and form part Of their respective corps.
Third, The forces left for lhe defence Of
Washington viii be placed in command Of
Brig. Gen Jas. s. WsdsEorth, who shall
alse be MihtsTy Governor of the District
| Of Oolumbia.
Fourth, That this order be executed with
such prompthess and dispatch as not to de.
lay the commencement Of the operations
directed 70 be undertaken by the Army Of
the Potomsc.
Fifth, A fifth army corps to be command.
ed by AsjOr General N. P. Banks, will bC
formed nom his own and Gen. Shields
late Gen. Lsnder's division.
(signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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sOUTHERN NEWS.

FORTRESS MoHRoE, March II.
The Beaufort correspondent Of the Day
Book says that the Nashvill, ls now lying
at Moorehesd City,
One hundred vessels are reported at Hat
teEas, supposed to contain reinforeements
for Gen. Burnside.
Ocrskoke Inlet is said to be blocked up
With stone vessels.
Virgins has been called upon for 10000
additional troops.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
-. WAsHIEeToH, March Il.
III. . Honsn- N ! w

Mr. Edwards introduced joint resolution
rendering the thank - of Congress to J. Eries-
son, for his enterprise and skill, and for the
skill displayed in the construction of the
Monitor; and to hieut. WoFden, officers ana
men, Tor services recently rendered. Refer
red to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Mcpherson introduced joint resolu-
don, which was referred, to 6ll the vacancy
in the Board of Regents.
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FRORI WASHINGTON.
WAsHINeTON, March II.

WAsHINsTONI MAIch II.
By adyioes at the Navy Yard to-day, it is
abcertAined that the rebel batteries we're
evacuated at Aqua Greek yestetday morn
ing, whether permanently or not, He have
not the means Of asoertaining.
Gen. Fremont will return 10 Washington
either tonight OF tomorrow morning.
Repairs have already been commenced
at Bull Run, and the probability is, that
the railrosi TO Manassas will be in run.
ming order this week. .
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OfHCe No. t42 Superior Street.
CLEVELAND THURSDAY. MORNING, MARCH 18 1862

Some slight repairs will be necessary to
the Merrimao The reason why the Merri-
mao did not frat attack the Congress was
that Capt Buchansn had brother on
board aB Psymaster.
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ACCOUNT or THE mER-
RIlIAC FIGHT.
RArr1,tnRr Marnh ]

BALTIMORE, March IL. -
The Old Point boat has arrived. We
learn through Lieut.. Hayward that copy
Of Norfolk Day Book has resohed Old
Point. It contains highly colored &C.
count Of the Msrrimac,s 4 "a, aud -psgg-a
great compliment to the bravery Of the
crew Of the Cumberland. It admits that
some Of the shot from that vessel entered
the Msrrimao
One she'll killed seventeen men on the
Merrimso, and wounded Ospt. Buchanan,
who subsequently, died.
The Monitor is admitted to be fOrmida-
BILE, bat It says she appeared like black
Yankee cheess-box on raft.
The Merrimac on Sunday was under
command Of Ostesby Jones.
The account Is mainly confined 10 sAtuF-
days fight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

The battery, 50 far as can now be judged,
seems to have no vulnerable part, save the
port. holes, which sFe exposed only for
about half minute IN firing. Its sharp
and massive iron PROV viii ehAble it 10
sink any ordinary vessel with perfect ease.
In case it bearded no harm is done. The
only entrance is ct the top Of the tUrret,
which cannot easily be scaled, and even
then but one man At time can descend
There are no places in the deck where sn
entrance can be forced, 50 the boarding
party may stay until the ssa washes them
of, or the, sharp shooters assist their de
psrture. The mechanics who have Il in
charge are eli very ssDgpins Of its sue
cess. --- -~,..
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, march IL.
Judge Geo. W. Miller, Of Cooper county,
is announced as q candidate for Governor
Of Missouri, at ths August election. Mr..
Miller has been for many years Judge Of
the CiFcnit 0onrt Ct that Circuit. i5l5d
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ExEcFTFK MANsIOH,
WAsHEoToN. Jan. ~. lss2


The Presidents General War Order No l.
1t is ordered that on the 22d day Of Feb
ruary, 1852, there be grand movement Of
the land and naval forces Of the United
States sgainst the insergent forces and ss-
pecially the army at and about Fortress
MonEOs, the army Of the Potomac, the
army Of Western Virginia, the army near
MumfordsVille, Kentucky, the army and
a0EiIla at Cairo and naval force In the
Gulf Of Mexico be ready for movement
on that day.
That ali the other forces, both land and
naval, with their respective commanders
obey the existing order for the time, and
be ready 10 obey additional orders when
duly given, that the Heads Of Departmental.
and especially tue Secretary Of War snd
the Navy, With all their subordinates, and
the General-in-Ohief with all other oom-
manders and subordinates Of the land and
naval forces will severely be held to their
strict and full responsibilities for the
execution Of this order.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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ExEoUTvE MANSION, /
WASHINGTON, March II.
PREsIDERT's WAR ORDER, NO. 8.

Msj. Gen. Mcclellan, having personally
taken the field ct the head Of the army of
the Potomac, until otherwise ordered, he is
relieved from the command Of the other
Departments. he retaining the command
Of the Department Of the Potomac.
Ordered further, that the department now
under the respective commands Of Generals
Halleck and Hunter, together with such of
that of Gen. Buell. which lies west of a north
and south line indiferently drawn through
Knoxville, Tennes Oe, be considered and des-
ignated the Department OF the Mississippi;
and that until otherwise ordered, Major Cen
ersl HAlleck have command of the said De-
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This AftsruOon's Report.
FROaI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March H.
The following orders by the President
we're published by authority in the Intel
ligencer this morning. Their Importance
and bearing are manifest; fE
War Gazette, published by authority
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An AwKwAHD POsITIoE.-We learn that
on Monday night last, house ct Mexican
Corner, occupied by two families, was 50
completely submerged in SNOW that in the
morning nothing Of it could be seen. The
inmates attempted to escape by tearing
boards from the gable ends Of the house,
but did not succeed in making their exit,
and they were obliged 10 remain in that
position until the neigbbors gathered to dig
them out. By tunneling forty feet through
the snow the blocksded families were re-
leased = EoFtEaa9 lie. zdOeriissr.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIEsToE, March II.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Six Southern men voted aye and eight
nay in the House today on the Presidents
emancipation resolutions. The others from
the Border States we're not in their seats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

The LondOndsrry IFsisnd -sentinsi,-Of
February q, says that it Was EuHored q
Fortress Monroe that iRhOde lfland had
been tazan by the Federal forces. ~ -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13
rHE MACHINERY.

There will be two engines, one for the
propeller, with 40-ineh cylinders and %.
inch strske. The battery is not built Tor
speed. 1t is 3 battery, not an iroR-ea2ed
ship The ventilation is obtained By blow
ers, worked by another smaller engine
which also works the blowers for the boil
ers and turns the -turret. They are built
very compscty, yet Of great PoWer.
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Ordered also that the country west of the
Department of the Potomac and east of the
Department of the Mississippi be military
Department and the same be commanded by
MajOr General Fremont, that all commands
eFs Of Departments after receipt of this or
der respectively report directly to the Sec
rstary Of War, and that prompt and that
frequent reports will be expected Of ell.
z(Siened) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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In action The suns viii be losded and
run out Whils the poft.holsBare away from
the enemy When ready the turret will
be turned as nearly accurate as possible.
By niosly-adjusted wheels, q very precise
aim is quickly obtained, the gun fired, and
instantly the turret is turned to bring the
gunOut Of danger. The gun is then drawn
in and loaded as before. While one gun is
being aimed aimed and discharged, the
other is loading, 60 that almost e oOntinu-
Gus discharge is taking place.
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PLEYELAND, COLUMBUS ii
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3. UOvIes 9 Co., Publishers.
vol. XVI

ing hatchWays, composed Of tWo-inoh plate
iron, to serve aa entranse ways.
Tha turret has ave cirenlar portfolios,
three feet above The deck and just large
enough for the mouth Of the gun 70 Be run
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enzssftous am made q Eionr7sEiIs With ths Eane
sus2y Mansfield and hsraTE g 8, at olTfs Ull1
she 5andu5ky, DaTson and Cincinnati = r.. at kra-
mont WITH fFemons q Is1isah X. 3, and at loisao
Eith the Michigsu EOuth5rn a Northern Indiana
ed Toledo sfdbasA RaflrcaGs Tor Chicago, Be-
iroit JaeEBoa, ,Fort Wayns. Eosnnsport, Aaiaysti1
ziro, Altoni q. Louis. ead 81 8c1zz Wessi Aors1i
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THn ARMAMENT.

The battery will carry two very heavy
liaed guhs. The carriages Aof wrought
iron viii run back on iron slides, which
are made 70 81 very accurately. The Whole
tuPrst byeen arFsngsnentr worked by =
special engine, & made o resolye. The
operator within, by 3 rod connected with
the engine, ls enabled to turn It at plea
sure, Il can be made 10 reyolye q theraie
Of sixty revolutions 3 minuteAa speed
Whioh Il would Be Uncomfortable to endure.
II ia 30 accurately made that it can be reg
ulated to within half degree.
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COMMANDERS OF DIVISIONS.

M'CLELLAN's COMMAND CON-
FINED TO THE POTOMAC.
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VIII r1n daily a. follows, isunaaY5 exea1feds =
20 A. ii chicago Express-5tops 81 All stations 5l
EOuihsln DIVISION excsnt Mashinglon, a1a
arrives in Toledo At l1,s0 P Nj and ChieaEQ
At lesz1 r.. n -
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s.l5 P. III. ..a --s
$40 P. H. Telegraph Exbrs1s--stsps g ali statleN
on Southern Division, except " Arlington &C.
noa ana UiEy. Arrives IN toiets 6 i2.ls a. ~
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sulammen9eIebter Sprup BON @tlOftr1Aen.
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3ulanimengeIebter Sprup BON 0tlofirfGen
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une 1T 5n ~pertautet in ieeem b%elppbnten &beIe bgr @tbe.
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3II attmenaeIebter Sprup BON NilDftr1hen
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to wit AZ, 43, Al, as, 46, AZ, 48, 40,
so, 81, SO, and SO, of an act passed by
the Board of Education, December Gath,
1859, entitled An Act to amend An Act
entitled An Act to provide a system of
Common schools, shall become null and
void upon the taking effect Of this act.
December 18th, 1861.
NICHOLAS j. RUSCH
President Of the Board Of Education