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sss- We were. visited Sunday night. with
Tue most tremendous gale of wind we have
experienced :. in this locality, this winter
fortunately it did no damage, SO far as we
have been informed. -.
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- The Marine Hospital has been 0pen-
ed and prepared for the reception Of the
sick and wounded. Nearly all the soldiers
who arrived on the Diamond have been
ent there.
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WABAsH PAckEr.-The

s WABASH PAcKEr.-The regular packet
Trio, Capt. Pete Fleming, leaves for Wa
bash this afternoon at three O'Clock. For
freight or passage apply to Capt John B
Hall, No. 6 Water street.
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HOME INTERESTS.

WANTED To cHAsE.-The advertiser
wishes TO purchase house and lot above
Main street--house to contain six or seven
rooms. Will pay part cash
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H@ By the arrival of the Baltic, yester-
day, we learn that Is steamers. loaded with
troops, left Padueah for the Cumberland,
last Saturday.
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EG~ Military officers will find larg
stock of equipments at Lyons, who is nov
furnishing officers with complete outfits
fully as low as they car be bought in New
York.
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sss~ The Courier leaves for Fort DoneI-
son TINS evening, at o'clock. She win
remain at the Fort all day Thursday, afford
ing exenrsionists ample opportunity of ex.
aiming the Fort and the field of the late
battle.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


@10kLEGE0R's s.RLR or REsSE
u ESTATE for the payment Of the costs and ex .
penses of sidewalk improvements
Notice is hereby given, that bv Virtua
Of precept issued by the Mayor of the
my OF Evansville, and TO me directed, | will
sen al public suctiOns at the door of the Cont
House. IA said citys on "Wednesday March 70
1862, at O'Clock NJ, the following lots or mar
cells OF real estate, or 30 much thereof as may be
necessary 70 pay the amount charged aud assessed
against said lots respectively the costs aud ex
penses OF making sidewalk improvements for said
lots, together with the costs of sale:
w II. Law, Lot 6, in Block lO3 Iamasco "a a9s<
". H. Law, Lot 7, Block los, Lamasco &. 3 9ss44
Lot s, =" IO3, - r 9s17
Lot9, g lob, - ? ass
Lot 10, I03, - 500
John Douglass, Lot 5, Block 104, Lamasco !. ii Al
fob2h-dtd CHRISTIAN HEDDERIOH, o. q.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
delivered in the City, per week 80 10
hS mall on 40 the City per year (in Advance) 90
FOR WEEKLY
by mall per year, single subscriber 81 SO
" club of five Ito one Rddress) 8 90
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents IN the places named:
Or. Ralston, BOonville, Warrick Co
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co
John r. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
james L. Thornton Princeton, Gibson %.
Ohm b. Handy Nswburg, Warrick 90. r-s-Es7
DR.. Murphy New Harmony, Posey Co
A B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana. SD
Preston Talbot, Poseyviile, Posey Co
n. H. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co, ..
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co
g. p Cavanah, owensville, Gibson Co..
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DIED.

At Davenport. Iowa, on Tuesday afternoon, Feb
49, after brief illness. LIzzR DoNALosoS, wife Of
ADD H. SANDERS, aged 80 years.
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EDWIN Nj. STANTON.

SsS The l4th Indiana regiment is now
soeea IN guarding the Baltimore & Ohio
~ - near winchester. Late accounts saw
'nS'' Notwithstanding their exposure and
travel, the boys are all well snd = 80
spirits =" soou
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RECRUTTS

RECRUITS
RH6-a NJ ~ - FOR TEE RKRaT
Indiana Cavalry now in Missouri The
Undersigned has opened recruiting Office ia the
building occupied 10y Mcbride 8 WhittIesey. on
Ihird street between Aafn and Locust. Each re-
cruit will receive twenty-eight dollars and 6f,5
cents per month, and will be entitled to one hmm
dred dollars bounty at the expiration of his term
oil service; also loo acres of land by act of Con
greas Fifty men wanted TO fiji up fhe regiment
This is a rare indueement to any one desirolIs 10
enlist IN the service. The regiment has already
gli ned considerable noteriety at the battle or
FrederIcktoWn and is commanded by ex perianced
othcers Capt. JOEL &. SH ERWoOD
teb25u Recruiting 0fficer list Ind Cavalry
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tary Commissrou- passed qnch of the SAM
on the steamer Allen Collieeity Sunday
was filled with sick and wounded '4se boat
e" route for the hospitals at Cincinnati rs,
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PouLTRY.-Large quantites of fin Tur-
kies and Chickens [ef1s-ie at J. P. ElIiotrs
family proeer,~fflis naarning. First come
lhrst ssrp~d-
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BaF Lieut.. Estep, of Cochran's battery,
Is IN Terre Haute, on recruiting service.
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GEN. Grants General Order.
The following is a copy Of general or
der just received by the Fort Donelson
forces
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Soldiers Claims !.
BEN. sTINsoN AND JOHN TENNIS

Procure INVALID PENSIONS, BOUNTY MON.
Ef' ARREARS OF PAY, Land Warrants. ana
entitled No charges until claims ara secn-aS3 'J
OFFICE On Third Street, near Msin.
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u sNDER CRsN-CxsNcJs.STF PRE-3--
~ - DDls Linseed Oil In perfect order. for az
- tno "pi al less than It can be bought ~ Cinoin
Sto :. Il. GILBERT & co.
No, Sycamore r.
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NOTICE. of DissOII1fion

VI FACE I'm Thlrd Street, Main
teb5-3md
Notice of Dissolution
I#NHE CONFERENCE.-The WRRR
- tofore existing under the name of Cyaoroa r.
h fanse Co, is this day dissolved by the With.
dTawat OF William Resell The accounts Of tba
OLD firm win be settled by Geo. L. Krause who Il
authorized to collect all claims and paw all The
debts of said firm. W
r-.. GEO. L. KRAUsE q co.
The undersigned will continue the business ~
inc old nr at the old stand, corner of Second and
main streets, and will be happy to receive the nat
ronage Of old as well as new friends
feb2o-lmd GEO. L. KRAUsE.
EEGRS END BUTTRR-s dozen nice
I ~ fresh Eggs for % cents. and pounds choice
Butter utter for quarter, at VLoKERY BROS,
/ ID y sN.NrS KeL Hs.G NJ RUCR-
! - WHEAT FLOUR in any Quantities to suit
tne trade fresh and good, at VICKERY's.
OR DOzRJv .GssORTRD COAL
AH%9 Oil Lams, from 40 cents to $3.50. Liberal
discount to Wholesale trade.
RICH Country Bran-50O sacks very rich. heavy
i Bran, just received A'@'S
RYE FioHr.-25 bbIs choice rye -four.
PRIME Riee.-2 ties prime rice, 10 lbs for 81.
CHOICE Leaf Lard.-15 ties extra leaf lard put
up expressly for my trade.
CHOICE loose PICKLES. 900 extra 1oosa nickI..
in vinegar, just received. $4,000
COAL OILS bbls best coal oil, for sale cheap.
in quantities to suit '-'oP'
PINK Eye Potstoes.--I,299 bushels extra table
Potatoes for sale cheap
FIVE bbls very choice saur kraut. for sale at
feb1s n A Gno1e
@AR.gJV6BS .8yH,D 4 R.nO-V-s-
boxes Granger,
boxes lemons, received per Nashville.
tR.zsS.BEBRKES
- bbls choics Cranberries, iust received
AROXRQ f1Il xvafey1,t Gtar
$50 10 boxes extra Talow do.
~ SAxTE RE-AJE-S.-l5O bushels prims |
white beans just received $3.50
lEf1C6 TIE Best ST, .TgsT.GRR nv
trustee Notice.
o. SUIxCE IS HERERN. egFH.zn.
p, mat the duties OF my Office as Trnstaa ~
: lgeon Township, will be performed b : Us ~ zee OF
Wit during the remainder of NV term . n Lea
EyANsyILLE. Feb Iltb, 1852. -i a NJ a5Rst s
AkASH ksOT.9T0Rs.
oaSh prime Irish Potatoes, Just receive AT
EsEOa ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
90 sacks ----------
.ooi' white wheat -FOUR for sale at
.&H-ERT EsOT.s AAHAOI1S . {
+. JAM "''' ana large Sweet Fes.-sO bushels very
COOKS. !,
.&@RGMU.H .MOL.zssRs.-2 -
- shgm moasses, far superior 70 the Ias Sor- Il
received and for sale at YIOKERY BROS.,sst :
dec7 No So Main st. :.
Bleached Musllns.
MISE H.9 G.R Just RECRKD-RR n
large lot of BIeaohed MusIins, OF the basf
md justly T" celebrated brands that are rnaae a. |
his country. SOFIA PKER d BUsSINGss.
iebo No. 49 Main street
f1O II e LIBRARY Ja-OTFTsz !
L All persons having books, drawn fran ~. / (
ounty Library, are notified to return the s,aTss -
ie Library between this Date and the arst ias, -
ebruary next Volumes will not be givsn ~ - -
aders until further notice. Ou1 70 .
w. H. WALKER q
" ,,--,.-,.-.., A. V. c. and Librarian
'9 Pi9ase copy jan21dw2w z
J.NrDEE CG.N-CxyV.N.SrK PREC1@
The M as hinSeso OH In perfect order, for sale
the ooi al less than il can be bought IN CfraS, /
sabs o. II. GILBERT CO., -
No, Sycamore ffe oe
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H. o...I. = '5'..t'I -Ittt- AJtUtSl0lI
~. IA compliance with your order / hero.
" WIN submit report of the part taken ~
Tug zotn Regiment Indiana Volunteers y
ene action which took place between or NJ
forces and the rebels on the left wing of onr
army on tae 18th and 18th DAYS of Feb.
ruary, 1852, at Fort Donelson. y : eo-
! me loth Indiana marched with the
y from Fort Henry on the 18Th If
heOtuary, ana blyouaeked at night on the
extreme leit OF our lines, within less Than
: nalL ~ naile OF the enemy. Everything re-
lls,nN5' qulet during the night. At ten
clock A. NJ, on the 18th, we moved e1r
ward Ia line of battle to the top of the hin
Which was between us and the enany'5
'reastWorks. Here l received your order !
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j. q. LAUMAN,
Colonel Com. 4th Brigade, I'd Division,

2 q = A.'I4Ng AND WOUNDED.
, second Reginaent Ioaoa Infantry. KILLED
40; wounded. l57-total, 1913.
1 1:Gs1'5y;1.ffh Regiment Indiana I5ataatra
-A Killed, IA wounded, I0I-II5.
SeesnA Regimeat Losoa i5afantr1.
=; wounded, 37-total, 80. -s''l'e'
Fo''rteenth Reginent Ioaoa l,,taaltrg.-KilI-
cd, 3; wounded, 23-total, &c.
f,Fst Sha'pshootess.-Killed l;wenndel
4-total, 8. "0"'iueu,
ao Total killed, 81 ! wounded, s22Zin. all
300 - - ss sg 500 = IL --'
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I#YAk GOEsRRTyN.ERSHKE HBRz
n toiore existing under the name Of decree r
fanse & Co, is this day dissolved by the with
dTawai OF w lillian Regsel. The accounts of the
OLD hrm win be settled by Geo. L. Krause. who h
sotnorlzed to collect all claims aud pay all the
GEO. L. KRAUsE co.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRIoE FOR DAILY.

J0UREAL = '
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. 40 IN z e LIBRARY .arOTFTes
X All persons having books, drawn fran ~.
County Library, notified to return the same Is
the Library between this Date and the frat laS ~
February next Volumes will not be givso o,,t -
readers until further notice. Oue 70
w. II. WALKER,
Folksbote please copy is, ,So1srlsn.
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3 HEADQUARTERS 25TH REG. INp. yots !,
= IT DonelsOn, Tenn, Feb. Is, 90
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The undersigned will continue the business "A
the old hra at the old stand corner of Second and
MAN streets and will be happy to receive the pat.
ronage Of old as well as new friends
feb20-Imd GFO T. EPAusr
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| OOO,UW 10 SELL "

bOO,UOO TO SELL ell A'-''
LLoyD's NEW sTEEr PLATE COUNTY coLoRED
NAP OF the UNITED STATES,
CANADAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aus. TO- lse2; cost
VnofuV 70 e0krRve u aud one years time.
superior to sHy $40 map ever nads BY Cotton or
Mitchell and sells the low prtss o. any cents; $40
itI.no, only County Nap, 30. i also /.
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United ss.iss and oanadas conbised !. one
KvrRY RAILROAD STATION
and Instance between
Guarantee any woman or man % to IS per day, and
axe back Al maps that cannot Be- sold refund
send for u worth TO try.
Printed Instructions how to welt furnished
wanted smart man, - wholesale Agent for an,
Mapsin every State, Canada, England, and CALIFORNIA;
fortune may be msde with q small capital
IT. LLOYD. No. t64 Broadway, New Yorf.
The Wsr Department uses our Map OF vlrginis AM
MARYLAND on which are marked Thoroushiars Gap
Bull Run Monnsns Falls Church. all the foEds ON o.
Potomac aud every other place In Mary land and Viz
ginia, OF money refunded
LLoYD's
GEOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY.
OHIO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
Is the only authority for Gen Busll and the war De-
paHn:nt. Honey refunded p any one nndins Al er-
From tbs Tribune, Aug2
"Lloyds Map Of Virginia, Maryland and Psnnsyi-
yania Ths hsp very large; It's cost but Is cents
And "a - tie ssst ~AteA esn h pvrrAassd. ~
Iloyd's Great Nap Of the Ai.assippf River.-Fron
actual surveys By Capts. hart and VIM. Bowen, Ais-
sissipp River Pilots Of 81, Louis, No., shows every
mass plsps.aion aud owners name from ST. Losis o
isaAno. Town, landing aud AL pisces 10 milee bsck
from the riyscoiorsd In counties and states Prioe
d in sheets. % peck form aud a. SO ON huss M
roiien. ksaos september ~.
Navy Dept, Warrington, Sept. IL. IsoQ
1T LtorD-8ir: Send me Your Map VI the Missis
sippi River, with price per hundred copies Rear.
Admiral Charles H. Davis, com mandipr ~ Nfss{ssis
pi squadron 10 authorized purchase q many \. x
GfbIoiH wELLEs,
octI-d Secretary Of the Navy.
r AW BOOKS,
IL Story On PronlsseryNotes
kent'gCcUmcntaries,
barbour 'sCAssssryRs Reports
OGDEN .BRowKELL 4 CO.'S
..pla ssS.is street.
M RS. BRoWNING's POEMS,
Blue and Go,d-complete new sdition-th,, d.v -.
csavso co. eshs CRY BOOK sroRx.
----- :. - O0RAN.
lCoFFEE.
~ saeAs ffiuaa kio Coffee,
In ttore, and for sale low for Caah =, q - 20
Leyee. by " s..A' - - Ano ~
Sept ssps E-- cosNABLK sAYTn.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
4 Ane iot--WAaaAnrsD Il
BhOWNELLsS BOOK Srosx
MAsxi-n Cor ain and <th ala
" RlTING PAPERS.
Commercial Note, Letter Foolscap. Bill Can Lsral
Gap bath Fost, aud Billet Papers, shisday received
ED. +. BRONNkLL.
AsJssV Cor. AAin h Al SIS
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DURLIC CARRIAGES.

with Carr ages running 10 CAMP LIN
colin, STEAMBOAT LANDINGS, HKIKO1b DE-
POTS and other pontA In and the city, BY isAy.
Ing orders 1t v. r. Perkins Conn Ware Room, on
johnson street, next door 70 the Youag AmericA 81
with tho diver. oct2-dIm
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New Books.
The City Book Store Is this day In receipt Of TIE
following choice literature.
CceiiDrseme ,ey Theodore Winthrop.
Shadow In the House, by Saunders.
The Household of Bouverie, by Southern Lady.
Songs In Many Keys. by Hoimes.
Rocollectons Of Shelley and Byron by Trslauny.
Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by q virginian.
Tom B1rks's school Days 1T Rnxby.
DeQuincy's Opium Eater.
LitefaTy "Reminiscences
!" theological kssays, 40.
hood,s Poems, Blue snd Gold
Loweli's =. go 90
Lonsfenow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Ms, Jamsaon's Loves OF the Poets Blue 81 0s&a.
- Gharscteristies, Ae., "a q.
- 6. Studies, &C., -
81 90 Italian Painters, ~
- Legend fshe Madonna"
:. ~ Sketches OF Art,
g :" Diary, &C.. ss ~
He xthorne'. Marble Faun.
a. House Of the seven GabAss.
- ScArlstLstter.
!" Moses, from an Old Manss.
% Twice Told Tales.
SNOW Image.
:. RithedAle KomAnces.
Longfellow,s hixw atha.
- EvnnEeline. "a
The above Books will be sold At Publishers prices
The public are invited TO call and examine the sock.
febs d j. w. OGDEN.
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OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ASSEsSOR. \
FIRsr DIslsIoE or FIRST AssxssAEAr DlsrHtfr !
Kaokuk. Lee County, Iowa. Oct. Isl. 1862.
Notice Ia hereby given that am now prepared 10
receive applications Tor licenses and 10 transact al
other TO The assexsm eni tsxss
under the Internal Revenue Law. II my Office on
Scosd Street. w. q. STRIPE.
oet7--dIw ASH AnsSAeor
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NOTICE.

H1GIUANAA 1NO11NN.
To Hannah ". Mills, Geo. Dixon, Chas. Parsons 4
Co., Jno. d. Perry, Christiana wright and Thounas
Ransom, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there il now on nle In
the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa. 81 Ks0kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, aleg.
Ing that 1t the special term Of said Court in Juac
1851 he recovered Judgment against you, Hannah W
Mills, for the sum OF Nine Hundred and One and
39-lO0 Dollas and ten per cent interest," founded MP
70 one Chas Mason upon Lot three t3) in Block my
three (b3,) in Keokuk Lee county Iowa and praying
the sale Of said lot to pay said debt tho extiusush
msnt Of the equity Of redemption and for general re-
iet, with coats.
Now, each Of you must appear and answer said ps-
ttlon by Of the second day the next term Of
sa Court TO be held the 6rst Monday OF Februsry
1885, Or decree will be had therein = prayed for "
default. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
nepts-d4w Pfaintif.s Atty
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

Cu>utTIoN Ol TuE ALExA. DRIL HOSPITAL.
Our readers will rccolect that a short time
siuce, we published series Of letters written
detailing abuses in the Alexandria Hospital,
and which created much excitement al the
iin" and resulting in an examination by a
Court Of Inquiry into tie actual condition Of
the bospiial. The Court has flushed It's labors,
slantiale the statements SCI forth in these let
ters, except 10 n few instances outside Of the
control OF tho hospital department, common 10
the army On the Virginia side oi the Potomac.
namely: i"r a short period in The month Of De
celnbar 1861. the llorr furnished to the Al.,-
andria bakery was oi an interior quality. No
witpess has testified to Dr. rurtsr's striking ia
tieDls or otherwise Furnishing them. TIE only
instance Of men hoins punished outside OF the
hospital was al n man who was drunk, who was
tlrucd vvet to the provost marshal of Alexan'
dria lor temporary restraint. Within the hos
pital, patients under Ica,mGnt have had the
usual mode rcsortcd to Of keeping them con-
fined 10 their room that Of removing their
clothes when hcy have violated the rules Of
the hospital aud OF The attending sugeon; that
the eating out Of the swill barrel, by several
m"n, was nero voluntary act on their part,
IN consequence Of their having abscnted them.
selves at ,hr usual diuncr honr.
The report speaks very highly Of Or. Porter,
aud Of The condition ol the Mansion Hospital,
which is exhibited in the fact that out ol over
i've hnudrcd paticn's there have been but
thirty Two hes'bs
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
A Battle in Progress at Island
No. 10.

CAlRo, Sunday Eyeoiug. March l6.-I have
just returned from Commodore Foote' flag ship
Benton, al Island No. 10.
The enemy has very heavy force on the
Kentucky and Tennessee shore and on Island
No. 10. Commodore Fo0te counted forty six
guns. and the position is much more formida
bic than Columbus, | counted from the deck
Of the Benton ten encampments and four forts.
His force Is from ten thousand (l0,000) TO
twenty thousand, (2O,OOO.) This forenoon the
bombardmcut OF the upper fort, just on 'he Ker.
lucky line, commenced.
|, contains six 80 .pou ders AID one riHsd 6i.
FOUNDER. The two rined guns Of the Benton
and eight mortars were to day broght to bear
on this fort. The firing WIS excellent, and Il Q
enemy was seen to leave the fort several timer
but returned. The tango was over two miles
and half. The enemy only returned three
shots
General Pope has full possession ol New
Madrid.
Thus you will see that the enemy Is ou Island
No. ~ and on the eastern shore OF The Missis.
sippi river, between The forces OF Foote and
Buiord, aud thoss Of Pope.
There bas been heavy firing al intervals at
New Madrid all day, and 1t ia supposed
that the rebel gunboals havo BEEN trying to
effect a passage down the river or she'll on
forc,s there.
Our troops are all in fine spirits, and conf
dent Of success.
borc 10 Commodore Foote the dstrts tssipl
intelligence ol the death OF a beloved AM
lav"rl;a sou thirteen years old. The bratt
sailor aud Christian gentleman was deeply
affected His sad bereavement, uuder the cir
cumstances will awaken q profound and gen
eral Pympathy throughout the country,
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

GEN. BLENSER OPPOSED TO An ApyASCE.-
Hon. Carl Schurz says, in letter to the Neu
Yorker Demoks,d, that in conversation which
he and several members Of Congress had will
Mr. Secretary Stanton. ou the sth inst, the
secretary publicly stated that II council OF war
had been held the day before, at which twelve
generals we're present, when four voted lor al
immediate advance Of the army Of the Potomac,
while eight voted agaias! it. Gen. Blenker, the
commander o. the German division, being one
Of these eight, Al the same time, Mr.. Stanton
spoke iu terms Of sharp severity Of Gen. BlCn,
ker 90 account Of this vote, adding that all the
gentlemen present were authorized to r"peat
what hc bad said
Gen Blcnkcris very gvgd III a light III his
own diVisipn, and prob ,bly he desired 10 see
the end Of the battle with d'Ctasscy a Co. be.
fore he engaged the enemy he ia paid Tor fight
ing.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

PUBLISHING ARMY MOvEMEvr>-N estcrday
our neighbor of the !S'mday Morning Chronicle.
was summoned before the military governor on
the ch rye Of making an improper publication
OF army movements, contrary to the mililary :
orders upon that subject He explained that
the article iu question was handed in at a late
hour, and inserted without his supervision;
and, y there was no intentional offence, and a.
more Care would he exercised in future, no
further proceedings were taken in the premises
We believe this is briefly a fair statement of the
case. A mistakes will happen in the heat
regulated fsmilies,' newspaper Offices canuo,
always bo exempt from error, We mus, con
gratulate our neighbor upon HE happy escape
while we will endeavor 10 profit by the warn
ing,
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
FROM HAVANA AND VERA CRUZ
Movements of the Allies.

Nhw YoRk March Il. The steamer Roam
ukc, from Havana on th" l2'h, has arriv, d
with Vera Cruz dstcs of the iih instant. The
spanish troops were returning from the int
rior.
TIL" Euglish forces were To- Icav. the cu'iu
try. The French roiniorccmeuis had not az.
rived.
The French iurces were 0 route for Tepnca.
us, and the Spaniards' started on the let ior
Orizaba, Gen. Marques, with 5000 troops,
holds the road between Vera Cruz and Mex
leo.
An American citizen, belonging 10 Lowell.
Massachusetts,. bearer Of dispatches from
Washington TO The United States Minister. Mr.
Corwin was murdered on the 2fth, while going
from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
The negotiations between tho MeIicans and
the allies are TO commence a, 0riziba, April
frat,
From Havana il is stated That The spanish
barque Teresa, captured by one Of Our squad
rons, has been declared an illegal priz".