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FROM Fort PILLow AND ISLAND TEN.-The
storm of Tuesday night was very severe at Fort
Pillow and Island TO-. At the former place several
trees were blown down within our lines, and
number OF tents capsized No lives were lost,
however.
At Island 10, the Kanawha Valley was driven
from her moorings on the Tennessee shore, toward
the Island. She was capszed in the river, when
her boilers rolled overheard, and her cabin parted
from the hull, The officers and crew, thirty in
number, with Lieut.. Sanders, Of Fuckers Battery
succeeded in reaching the floating wreck, which
hoated down the river until within three or four
miles of New Madrid. One of the crew swan
ashore and notified the officers of the Grampus,
who got up steam, rescued the whole party and
towed the cabin ashore. The crew lost their en-
tire baggage. The DeSoto was also blown ashore
and lost her rudder but she was enabled to render
some assistance to the wrecked crew. The latter
reached the city on the Scotland, which arrived
last evening.
With the aid of glasses it was seen that the
smoke stacks Of one OF the enemy's gnnboats, and
also one Of their transports, had been blown down
during the gale.
The enemy continued to shell the Island at long
range, and with considerable intervals between
their fires. The bombardment continued without
results. NJ
II was known that the enemy continued to oc-
5cupy their batteries the Missouri shore. Their
force was unknown, nor was anything aseertained
of their movements on land.
Memphis Appeal Of Saturday.
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EMPLOYMENT WANrEp.-Parties in want Of .
competent person to take charge Of the whole or
portion Of their business, whow will be at the same
time exempt from military duty, can perhaps ind
suitable person by reading an advertisement of
that nature in our issue Of this morning.
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AUcr1oNEERs Hon. H.. Peralta gives notice
elsewhere to aHctioneers that he will be found at
the Office of G. f. Grardey & Co., on the sth, 9th
and 10th inst, ready to audit their accounts.
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f OFFICERS SIXTH G9MPANY WASHINGTON ARTll. It'll
LERY.--Members Of the 9th Company washington M z
Artillery will find the names OF the Commissioners s
officers, hours Of meeting, etc., published IN an.
| other column. q ,t-..-- 80 81 ,5
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ACADEMY OF Mus1c-For One FeeE Only
Having made arrangements with Mr.. Bidwell for
the use Of his theatre for one week, the Queen
Sisters or Thespian Family, from Charleston, S.
G., will make their first appearance in New Or
leans tomorrow evening, Tuesday, April sth.
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METALS CONTRIBUTED 1t will be- seen by a
notice from the Committee on Public Safety that
r. f. Hatch, ESQ., is authorized to receive bells
and the finer metals, while Capt. H. j. R. Raphael
will take charge of iron. N N. y. 49, -.l-s
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The Northern papers report the death Of Capt.
Levy, Of the United States Navy, the owner Of the
{" Monticello estate. near charlottesville, Va
He was heart and hand with the Lincoln cause.
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CHANCE FOR h1EtITENANcY Gentlemen ca
pable of raising ffteenor twenty recruits will fad
it to their interest to read advertisement under
the head Lieutenancy Vaeant.n
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IS DRANAGE.-The Commissioners of the second
Draining District give notice to landowners be-
tween the New Canal and the Jackson Railroad.
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THE SOUTHERN MONTHLY, for April, has been laid
on our table, and is q good number. The publica-
ton office has been removed to Granada, Missis-
sippi, to which place all communications should be
addressed. 1t is for sale in town at the principal
book stores. ~ -1 u.
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wThe stockholders of the Southern Oil Com
pany are notified that an election for seven
directors will take place this day, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, at the Office of the
COMPANY, No. 81 New LeYee ~
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CRESCENT misunderstanding Tuesday evening
at Z O'Clock. Regular meeting Thursday next at
O'Clock P. M. @3F %-. '.so. I"
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For REcoRDER FIRST DlsrRIcT. .-onr readers
will see elsewhere that Maj. Emerson is a can
date for reelection as Recorder.
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Corn MEAL AND HAY.-The tariff of prices for
these articles has been amended as will be seen by
reference to an order of the Provost Marshals pub
lished this morning. IA 49,
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RECRUITS Capt. John G. Angel advertises for
recruits for Crescent City Guards, Company A
now with Col Hunts Regiment. Fifty dollars
hnnItY. --- ~ - =
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WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. The Sixth Company.
will find notice to meet this evening at o'clock
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R1 Memphis papers, of the latest date, have
have been kindly furnished us By our accommo-
dating neighbor Of the Express Office, Col. Nc
L =. -. ) -. :.
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Private J. W. Kearny, First Company Washing.
ton Artillery, leaves on Tuesday morning, the sth
inst, for the headquarters Of the battalion in Viz.
ginia, and will take all letters for the command
left at 81 Magazine street by 8 o'clock this day.
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By sYANITY PARA Baiesfu Dodge for the
Planters The Rebel Cotton Loan.
Z" Our Washington reliable sends us the follow
ing fash Of Federal fun by telegraph
At the late leyee at the White House. the Preal-
would have taken him for an American II be bad
met him anywhere else than ID this eonntr
- 81 No, said the distinguished Mnseovite. who,5
like old Abe, is q bit OF Q wag, 80 should have
taken you for q POle.'' ffs 4
So atn,'' exclaimed the President. straight-
enipg himself up TO his full altitude, Hland 2 ih-
erty Pole attlatt's .Ss-s izs 50 NJ
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HPCapt. Cammaek, Of scott's Regiment Loui
siana Cavalry, has reached the city on brief yis
Of business, and is looking well and hearty. VIZ
are under obligations to him for a late paper, :
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TIE CosGREsssAT sWAsHISGT0N.,-W WdSsingkggas
March 24-In the United States Senate d COM
imunication was received from thet Secretary of
the Navy in relation to the Stevens ironspfateds
battery. The joint resolution from the Honse,
proposing pecnniary aid TO the States undertaking
the emancipation of slaves, was discussed during
the morning honr, The bill for the abolition cf
slavery in the District Of Golumb bin was then taken
up. n ~
n Ten Eyek presented the joint resolution Of tina
Legislature of New Jersey, asking Congress to
take immediate action for the defence sof the
coasts Of New Jersey, Penns lvania and Iela-
ware. s,s sfasl+ y
Mr.. Sherman presented the resolutions Of the
Legislature Of Ohio against any propositions for.
the settlement Of the rebellion, except on lHcon-
$ditional surrender and the condign punishment Of
traitors.
Mr.. morrill, presented ths resolatisns BE- ahe ~.
.gislature Of Maine, eldsrsing the Standardization,
aud in favor Of the Of the property of
the Rebels. sis iss
In the House Of Rspresentatives yesterday. the
certificate ofelection Of MI. Segar from the First
District OF Virginia, was presented and referred.
{ A resolution of thanks to Gen, Burnside and ths
officers and men under his command was passed
Mr.. Morehead, Of Pennsyl lvania, introduced reao-
luton inquiring why Col. Cochrane has not besn
released by the Rehels, and declaring that there
ought 10 be no further releasesGf Rebel prisoners
until he IS delivered mp. The tar bill N - then
taken up. s & F.. isS-s
Mr.. Clemens, Of Tennessee, ofered III amend-
ment, which was adopted, that Tennesses, might
have until the stof December next to assume pa3-
ment of her portion of the tax. ri Sss
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THE QusEN SISTERS. - It will be seen by an ad.
yertisement elsewhere, that the Queen Sisters, or
Thespian Family. from Charleston, mike their first
appearance in this city Tomorrow eyening at The
Academy Of Music.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

THE NoRTH WITHOUT FRESDs.-In their hour oi
trial the Federal States have no mans good word.
There is not a country in the Old World which
does not number amongst the natnralizsd citizens
of the once United States, thousands in some cases
hundreds Of thousands, Of her own sons. Ties 81
blood, intertwired with those of interest," might be
expected to create lively sympathy between the
speculative democrat Of the Old and the practical
republican Of the New World; the European
jealousy Of England would it is only natural to
suppose, develop and strengthen every wish for
the prosperity, eyeryregret at the misfortune OF
the trans Atlantic power, whose commercial ma
rine is only second, or indeed if it be second, to
that of this country. ~
This has not proved to be the case. The cynical
scorn with which the United States, in their past
relations with other countries, have trampled,
whenever it suited their convenience, on the prn-
ciples and precedents of international law, has
brought with it its just and appropriate retribu-
tion. !" Love, if thou wonld,st be loved was the
shrewd advice given by the Latin poet 70 the
youthful lover. 1t is not otherwise with States.
The country which shows no respect to the nation
al idignity Of another country, or to the common.
est principles Of law recognized in all civilized
lands has only itself to blame, if il is not in its
turn, respected. Precisely because its power has
been, not guarantee Of, but menace to the
common interests of progress and civilization, the
sudden decay and overthrow Of that power will be
hailed as q blessing and a boon. ILondon Poat.
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LATEST TELEGRApHIe INTELaGEEeE
DISPATCHED ~ THE NEW ORLEANS cazscsar
BA-gTLE oBsnroNrEREx.
THE ENEaI DRIsEH RACK.
EIGHT BATTERIES eAPrVRED.
THE EEGAG CEMENT 10 BE RENE VI.


MEYPurs MarcE, s.-I.ast Friday nirht ona II tT,es
snemy.s runboats succeeded IL uassi,p Island Ma,
10, and is now at Madrid. sf IS 9s
Fighting commence this morning at S O'clock,
near Monterey, on the Tennessee river. II was
general engagements. Gen. Hardee engaged the
enemy at frst the other divisions taking part dur
ing the. day, until the enemy were defeated.
large number Of prss eners were taken, together
with eight batteries. 5i#1 d 3
Gen. Grant commanded the Federal. The fight
was terrific Another engagement anticipated to-
morrow. Pasticnlars not known.
a ss5.. r.,,,, !, ~, ~. Ia: ss7 II
R,ou,.oxn Anril s.Ra,,orta ~ beavv sk;rrs.
sb near yorhto av ara a hv n
ofticiaJ dspatch. The camera, n,;nion Il tiohtsno
viii be resumed TODAY. D 4s'5
Noth;no 1ata, rece;veas tb;a ,oorn;ne
There was . collision ON the csntral Roaa last
night: three killed and thirty wounded. Particn.
lars not vet received. Il 4555Jss'
-, 3 i. - : ..,.
bs7;a usa.
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A LoSG5 WAR.44-~We heard an eminent Methcdist
divine, aud one who. by the way, u not less bril-
liant as a soldier and "a statssman than al ceray-
fifteen years, duration would be far more desira.
bic to the South than short war beGause u viii
require q long tme to wean US rom eurs old habits
of commercial and nannta turing dependence
upon the North, and To- purge but finally anu tor.
ever the last moral. social and polite trace and
vestige ofthe Union Fs So s A S, "
We differ somewhat from our esteemed friend. q
sirst Rey yoIuton would be- time enough to feet the
81 desired object Already, after only one, year Of
Yankee Invasion and bltehery, the great mass es
our people are aenated from .p V ~ gua W1'ea m q
tia blood of our brothers and #chhd hdrens and we
cannot wade through it to make friends with the
men by whom they y-were murdered. II requires q
long apprenticeship however, nation 70 learn
the art Of practicable Independence. and fear that
an early peace would be fatal to an aeeo mplish-
ment Of that object. Eaiemphis avalanche.
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jeans AND LlssEYs-For sale at No. 81 Canal
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= r. NJ. MONTGOMERY Il BRO. will sell this daM at
half-past 10 O'Clock, at the Jewel Warehouse,
corner Magazine and Lafayette streets, ITO boxes
fine soap. Also, at IL o'clock, on the premises at
the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Natchez Streets
the complete fixtures aud stock of liquors OF a
frst.class coffee-honse. See advertiser ment
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GLENN GuARDs.-We advise those who contem-
plate joining some volunteer company to read the
notice under the above head. -
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F,rpS,sHrp House WANTED. See advertisement
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News Direct from Nashville, Baltimore and
tho North.


t-f From the Ch>rleston Mercury, lsi.l F.,
A gentleman reached Charleston yesterday from
Neshyilles asG ct 3tvia Chattanooga. He brings ill.,
teresting accounts Of the condition of affairs in and
around Nashville. There are now but few Yankee
troops quartered in that place, the masses Of
Buell's army having been thrown forward towards
Murfreesboro'. There were no sings Of fortifica-
tions visible in the neighborhood OF the city as he
passed out. Business continues very dull in Nash
vile; many Northern shop-keepers have come to
settle in the city, but those of the former in
habitants who remain are steadfast in their adhe.
sion to the Southern cause. The notes of Southern
banks and Confederate Treasury notes pass freely
in the city at from 20 to 30per cent discount, and
since the invaders have taken possession of the
city, the pent-up fountains.o of silver change have
broken loose, and shinplasters have disappeared.
A gentleman who left New York on the 26th
ult arrived in this city yesterday. He reports that
nothing of striking importance had taken place
north Of Mason and Dixon's line. It was the
general opinion in New York that the rebellion
ere long, be restored to their former condition.
There was much activity in New York, and to a
stranger things seemed to be going on just as be-
fore the war; the streets being just as full Of peo-
pie, and many of the hotels doing prosperous
business. Some f7the merchants had made large
profits by the rise in the price of various imported
articles which took place on the increase of the
Lincoln Tariff; one honsechad cleared sl0O 900 on
cargo Of tea: The steam frigate Roanoke and a
new vessel called the Juniata to be iron clad,
and although great reticence was observed by the
officials, vast efforts were undoubtedly being made
to increase the Yankee feet of iron sheathed steam
ers.
In Baltimore business was dull, and the city had
suffered terribly by the and by tine partial de-
struction of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
which had cut oil communication with the West.
The vast majority of the Baltimoreans were in.
tensey Southern, and they so expressed them
selves everywhere; but the city was kept in sub
lection by q Yankee garrison of 20,0 900 men. 1t
was generally believed in Baltimore that there
would soon be powerful attack on Norfolk; that
McClellan's army, which had crossed over into
Virginia, would speedily advance, and that Burn
side would endeayor to force his way into North
Carolina, and, If possible, form junction with
McClellan's grand army.
+ At Fortress Monroe some large cannon were
being shipped to an unknown point, and many
vessels were lying at anchor in the Roads, some
being war vessels, and others thought to be trans
ports, but there was no shipment Of troops going
on. The Monitor was lying at Fortress Monroe,
out of reach of the Virginia, whichwas in Norfolk
harb0r U fa
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4 Papers are now punlishedat all the ofhees. IN
Nashville The sheet issued from 'he U unlon omeei
is published by an assdeiauonot pu Neylnen prans--
ers, and is style the Evening sBuiis tin.
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i. FRoM PARIS ADDITIONAL. Ne have q few ad-
djtonal particulars of the visit of the Federal
troops at Paris, ,on Tuesday last. Two prominent
citizens were arrested and carried away Mr.. John
men, and Col. r. II. Caldwell, . wealthy citizen
who has been an active States Rights advocate
since the commencement of the present troubles.
A large quantity Of stobacco estimated at
s seized by tie ipvaders. Il Memphis Appeal. \,
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The Fortress Monroe scorresp spondent Of the Rhilar
de lphia Inquirer, speaking on The subjeet q tha
press, says: "a y n as.
9 While on this subject, and abiding sa the me-
cessity Of vigilance an import qnsssion reeurs.
BY what means did the r. bells knew that unless
the Merrimae made an attack before Saturday,
March afh, the Monitor would aryATa and tfnstrate
circles to believe tAat the eEeny possessed this
knowledge, aud acted on it, by sending their iron
| clad vessel iuto aetiaa jsast before the Ericsson
! battery could reach bbefsrtteSs. z5 S..s S.
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ISLAND No. s.-The Memphis Appeal says: II
point for service, and Brig. Cen W W. Mackall
succeeds to the command at the Island. We nm
derstand that Gen. Trudeau has also been called
to q different service. We append hereto the
order Of Gen. McCown, in which he takes leave Of
the troops at the Island !: i @ Ssss re sf3 t..
, 1862-09-15
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, 1862-09-15

OF CHICAGO

Tie Fall Term Of tteNUniVeraity opens
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10!h, 1852.
Departments aud Courses Of Study:
1-ACADEMy.
cren to Boys Of twelve 7esrs old and upward, pre-
pairing for College OF for Business.
Faculty OF Instruction and
Course Of Study:
Principal JOKES -gh;:sa' Gccsrsphz.
Prcf Reading s7a,ia. Ca.:!s.. G..:z-
BRTA. T Z STATION. Writing Book Keeping.
F:of. MIXER .........Gsees Lessons Kcad:scs's
t's.es: h:!eo"-i. Cree. t+.3:,i4-
Ela:, Aeaoplo2's -l.a3:5!:. t*.
Fret. SAwYEE......A .AEithnal!c, A1cah.a
I:eaicr, c:ss:sE. V:E::i. Ccsrt.
Prof, NaTHEws....- Rztary. English Composition,
French.
u.@CoLLEGE.
President BURROUGHS Irsallectua1 P4llosooh:. Logic
Moral Philosophy. Evilr lrn..5 Of
Christianity; Lectures on The
History ot Philosophy.
Prof MIXER, GrceE viz: Xeaop.1an, Homer Hero
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Select TrsEed,s. Grtcil1 HIS.
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