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"CUGD ADD LOT, On shs uofsh siAe q Go
II street. YOR GAL1 AT AUUTl0u.-At ~
foo1est Of the owner, We VIII ssu G Daht1o
auction; On The premises. On oATU1DAY. ~ M
inet,; st oelock p. u, that valuable hsisk ueaDo
dtuaaod - described above. On Clay s1seee, absve
Brook avsnoe, eontsiAiDg tour q ~ rooqA kl1ehp
q, end the osaal eatb1ildhQ. NFoatAAg Nm -
runnlng baek 100 less 70 en alley. - 8sao y
now in the oeeupansy Il 0S. Ja1nse RsoGDoe -
arrmgsneats win b nads - Oivs peosa1n -
spoo . pomlh1A
9UIA-OnsAaH eaGA balanes = -
months, With 1seA = se01fo u AoeaDe0 ~
op4ion Of he pareh6esG
= le CLOPTON Z kYu1 AnslA
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rELE(3RAPHIC NEWS.
THR YANKEES EvAcuArR xlNsroN.
PARTICULAR or TxB
FI0HT,
DHsTRUcr1oH OF BRIDaHs. &c. &C.

0oLDsDoRo', 4. O, DEE l7-Cur troops resssu.
pied Kinsson Monday night, As AboliiionIs:s svsc-
uasins and burning The bridge.
CT Col. kallets's regiment, ITO have already como
In. Five company o6aesra. Lsut Hill among
thsm. reported killed.
(s4coHD DIspATCA
0oIDsBoRo'. N. O., Dse. II, P. M.-Ths battle
rassd furiously Ill day on David 1vsrssss farm
extending nearly 70 Heuss rivsf. about four niles
hence. Between two md three o'clock six Yan.
ksss under The cover sf guns rsashsd the railroad
bridge and sss II on Ara entirely eossamins H.
Five Of the raseals were killed On The spot
Later IN ths dsv our forces calamity rsp1lsed a
attempt Of The enemy 10 xo0 The eosnly bsldee.
~ drovs them from their position o. he esh3
sids. Our troops lsusht NE vstseaaA ~ whsa
~ hrino ssassa q aMA - sallantly nalntainsA
thsir ground.
In ths bsssls q White Hall yssssrday shs lltA
Regiment Ool Leon Thorpe, had 1 killed. -
wounded slightly, and moEtally. LisuG HsanA
Of 1sekisnbufs, Wa Ne only olhssr kilsA The
slaashtsr Of NJ enemy Il said 70 bs hsavy. our
boys driving them from their pines Ike fishtsnsd
turksys. Loss In slst North Oarolins slight.
LAs~-Ths enemy Aas- BEEN driven three miles
from hb position this svsning
lrHRD DIsPArcH
WHAUsroH, \. O Dsa IT.. H.-(0fstslS
General Smith Il being heavily rsinlorssd near
0oldsbore'. The Ashtlns there yssssriay wss -.
vses. and the enemy was rspulssd with heavy Lon.
Our loss slight
LATEST IRON NORTH CAROLINA.
0oLDsSoRo'. Dec. ls.-Ths battle Of ysstsrday
resulted In the enemyI taking the bssk track last
night for parts unknown. They are reported -
having passed White Hall to.day, Is miles hsnss.
on the Nsuss. Ths greater part Of yesterday was
spent IN IN artillery dusl, resulting in very digit
loss on our side. In the evening Gen. Olinemans
brigade crossed ths river, and By mastery move.
msut caused the enemy 70 sksdaddls, having Lost
lsas than 30 In killed and woundsd-7 OF only
killed. The ga Horth Carolina regiment suffered
most. having lost about knle d and wouadsA.-
While charging one u the snsny's batteries aero0
. sAsld this regiment behaved calamity. part Of
Gen Davis's Aisaissippi brigade was ON the Asld
and behaved well TAs Yankee hospital near the
battle dsld gives evident dgns Of numbsn ol
wounded Among them four amputatIns tables
weee found
The railroad for nilss has been torn up and the
bridges destroyed 4 das mill near the battle dsld
wa burned, and numbeels0 aets Of uaurdsr and
ineendiarlm are reported
Our entire loss In killed. wounded, and missing.
does not exceed eco. II the Yankees had given our
forces battle to-day their ehAstisspsut would hsvs
been equal to thsif esimsa It appears they eans
only to murder, burn and destroy, and they havs
succeeded only too well thus faf. Plight they dars
not
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time over the news Of the admission Of Weotsrn
Virginia into the "Union" The Iasslt tTsslv says.
We received the special dispatch announcing the
news about o'clock IN the afternoon, and BY =
where there wss jubilant feeling. The news Was
read In the hall of tho House Of Delegates just -
that body adjourned, aud was received with three
cheers. The new State men are eongratulating
each other In all directions upon the successful de-.
livery Of the new born infant. It 10 indeed . sub
ieet for Joyful congratulation. It brings with Il
equal taxation equal representation, industry,
power, developed resources. and realization of
bosoms Of al true Western Virgiuiaas for many
long years 1. teus Of happy release from mof-
elless taskmssters, from conspi:acy and rebellion,
Injustice end Oppression 1na ~ TIE he inne%ss:hls
long and % patiently. Last evening an old "bahy
wsksr, captured BY Cen. Kelley 1t Romnsy, Wea
brought out and salute Of thirty Ave guas Assa h
honor Of the new STATE.
THE DIsaQssAL OF GEN. M'cLELLAH n SRANcR.
The Paris letter Of the Baltimore An~tnsa
dated The 9eth ult, says the dismisaal q 0snsraa
NeClellan b still the leading topic In the dseuioa
of Amsriean affairs there. II ssys;
The impression here. y reaeeted By ~ y.sash
motives have mAinly dictated ths step Just taken
bv The Washington Government. The Assissw
itsslf indirectly adopts this visw Of ths elrsa1
stsnse ~ p: nars,aso9 i paslishs. q y dssaa
% ths suhjssk II says that ths aisnia.al of ~
General seanssd gsnsral stupoe thsoashoat ths
country and b ths army i awean cpoo ~
suddsnnea q t.s eed:r..F.iying e = esloek q
Of = sonnanA h Tsaasks sa!ally. slse. spea
Shs ordar 10 u 0snsrai - sstls - Asw Jse.sy,
aeAae = = ~. or Il - ~ v el1oesss - -
u sAs .1 e e Ss1g r = xse.a,,i AsSs szs ~
s1aSS.~X n eanahn n IL o0nnns - IDnNY -
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suppcr.ed now aSo by OickeEgon battery, which
wsa disablod In fifteen minutes after coming into
action, when it's place was relieved by another bat
terv At last, by q dashink ehsrge the brigade
carried the crest Of the hid, and approached with
in eighty PAGES Of tha eneny's entrenchments -
Their succssa however, was not Of iorg continu.
snce a. the tremendous Are from the rebel bate.
res soon rendered It necessary for them to retire,
" hieh they did when the order to do 30 had been
gwen for tie third time. 1t wsa cow dark and the
division fell back to Its original position, sitter being
six hours under Are. Gen. Stursis's division may
be said to have borne tie brunt OF the lighting on
the part Of tho 9th corps, and behaved most splen
didly throughout the whole affair.
when eturgis was mcst warmly engaged the Sd
vision, under Gen. Getty advanced to his sup.
port executing movement to his left similar to
that which hs was making In relation to General
Couch. AFTER occupying for come time the posi-.
ton nrat indicated by the order from Gen. Wilccx
the division was formed for an attack on the right
rebei batteries which had BEEN sn6ading tho ranks
of 0eo etuygls, and TO the piishment OF this
particular objsss Col Hswk:ns's brigade with
kdWards's and the eth 1assashnsstts battery, was
particulsrly assjG asd n hie the ID brigade under
Col Harlan, fos med In the Eear q . reserve sup.
port.
THE ORDER oIvxs TO CHARGE TKE REDxI
BATrIRIEs.
The order having been given to charge those bate.
ries OoI Hswkins's brigade dashed forward, and In
aseendlng the slops were eompelsd TO cross IN old
canal and Q deep slough. Passing these they found
thsmselves On level piece Of ground. on reaching
which darkness had ovsrtaksn them Hotwith.
stand1 the oLs :urity Of the night thsy maintained
themsssves against the rebel batteries until they
were ordssed 70 fall hack. A straggling. scatter.
ing frs ON both sidss was maintained until about
9 oeloek. whsn both parties csssod for the might
On the lsft, which sxtendsd for some three miles
below The city. 0ea FrankIin's grand division
wses actively engaged In sus.aising The fsftunes Of
the day.
YRANKLIR's DIVISION ~ TIE vlaHf on THI
LEFT.
4 portion Of mis- divides e.esaed On 1hundsy
svening end ths rsmaindsr srosssj % Yridsy.-
Abeut o. O'Clock ths order was g1vso 70 aAvaDee,
and Doubleday Pushsd forward eeutiously. The
skiEmiahsS mss = . eOsn.acld and the rs6sle I'M
mediaSe1y oDeDed with artillery II ths Asld The
snsmy wsss makins n sRort % tuzn on. isst Aask.
whsa ew astllesX o. she lst q tsa.k!as pesl.
opessa spoa ths sssDy. The eaaneaaAlag was
e tsne vesy ssvsse o 18th 49,. Mn'is ses 3
1ansee = 6ooA Or astiIJexy % the olhs9 -
.! ~ nvss elee eenee spso tAsaA - oay
wes< 40 suny1nesl q - uDsossaness - oeR
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
Journal of the Ill. State igr'l Society.

To the Friends Of Agriculture and MechaHtc ArfS
The Executive Committee Of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication Of a journal OF the society
is mpcrattvey demanded
Pursuant. therefore, to The duty with which they
are CHARGED by the second section OF the eonsti-
tution of sad Society revised and adopted by the
meeting of delegates from County Agricultural So
rietjcs held on the Fair Grounds, at Jacksonville,
Sept, 500, they have made the necessary arrange
ments for the issue OF such Journal monthly com
menclng with January, 1862.
Each number vii! contain at least 50 pages
toctavoJ of reading matter, composed principally
OF such portions of the transactions of the State
and County Societies, and communications on the
subjects of Agriculture in all its branches, Me-
chanics and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
Va. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society will appear in its columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
officers of County Societies, are respectfully re-
of gcLe interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arise in their respec-
tive localities.
To place the Journal within the reach OF all,
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
Gents YEAR, barely sufficient 10 cOrer cost J
publication, payable invariably in advance;
Back numbers for the current year w'li oe ihfh-
ished until the edition is exhausted
All subscriptions and communications may De
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, I'LL
nois JOHN P. REYNOLDS,
Cor. Sec. and Editor Journal
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fREIGUTS.
By tins rputc trelghts If all descriptions can b,
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
or Baltimore to and from any point on the ralI
roads OF Oulo, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wls
cuusIn, Iowa and Missouri by railroad direct
The Pennsylvania railroad also connects at
pttsburg wIth steamers, by which goods can b,
forwarded to any port on the ONO, MuSklnEum
Kentucky, Tennessee. Cumberland, lllluOls, Mis-.
s.ssippl, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Akansa,
and Red rivers; and 1t Cleveland, Nanduasky aud
Chicago, with steamers to all ports on the North
western lakes.
Merchants and Shippers cnrusrng the trans
portatou of their freight with th, company can
rclv with confidence on It's speedy transit.
The rates oi lrclgnts TO and from any point ~
the west by the Penasy wanna railroad are at AL
time. favorable as are charged 10y other railroad
companies.
Be particular to mark packages "yta pcnua,
K. r."
Ed sNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAKGRAW = kUoNS. 80 Nugth street, Bau-
more.
LEECH Co, No. , A,tor House. or No. |
South William street, New York.
LEE(H \ CO., No. u state street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gcn'i Freight Agent, phiia.
l.. l.. HOlPT, Gen'I Ticket Agent, PIMA.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Gcn'l Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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Chicago Il Rock Island Rail Road.
SiA.s--Ssr y!'~t;s, Is
GRANGE OI ItIi.

] :" ! .i "a - ~ ~ - IL a ~ - i' Va - "
On and l'lcr Sunday, MAY 5th. 1862. until
further nuurc, trans wtIl leave Rock Island Depot
as follows.
GOING EAST.
Day Ehprcs, and Mail tram at 1880 M, arr,l ing
III thcdgu at $50 = III.
! Through freight alu at 9.l5 a ul.. arriving IN
Chicago a 800 m.
Night h>prc,s at 7.3o ? M, arriving IN Chicago
AT $50 N.
TRAINS ARRNr FROM ruE EAST:
Night Express at 100 IA, leaving Chicago at
900 p IN.
Through freight at l,ij M, leaving Chicago at
100 . m.
bay Express and Mail AT 5I5 p m, leaving Chr
cago at Zoo IA.
All trains over Jh, road are n duect connection
rt Ch!cag" with trans over the Michigan South
orn, the Michigan Central. and the Pittsburgh and
Fou Waync klrold, to and from Detroit, To
Icdo, Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
DunkIrh, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany. New
lor,, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ana Washington.
h..p at L,SJ..r with tIdiHs Of tlr Illinois Cen
ud Road, Nurth 10 GaloUa abd SDUtH to 81. lou-
IS, and Caro-.
Passenger, are reminded Of the necessity of CIV
baggage also to procure tickets before taking their
seats N the cars, the conductors collect fares
only stations the linz g, the Chicago and Rock
island Railroad. JJHN +. TRACY Supr.
". II. MHrMAN, Asst Sup't
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81 I,IUU,UU
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S306,743,79

Having re-lnsured and cancelled nearly all the
extra and special risks previously held by the Com
pany, and conhnng our business strictly to first
class risks, we think we offer as safe insurance as
any company represented in the West During
the past four years we have paid the very large sum
S3l5 900 in losses, and hope to avoid heavy losses
in future by declining all specially hazardous
risks.
ISAAC uNDERHILL, President.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, IIls Of
fee Corner Of Eagle and Illinois Streets.
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NEW YORK.. ss&s~;'gNx
And all Eastern Cities,
ChKKlING THE
GREAT WESTERN I. -. MAILS.

i'NPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk daily,
4 on arrival Of all Trans on the Lake shore
Railroad, from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo,
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, st. Louis, Burng-
ton, Dubuque, Iowa City &C.
THE ONLY ROUTE running cars through from the
Lakes to New York CIty WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS. Splendid ventilated Sleeping cars run
on Night Trans.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free IN New York.
Be particular aud call for Tickets VIA Dunkirk,
and the New lork9nd Ere Railroad, which are
sold at all the principal Railroad Offices IN the
West.
This road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West, and quicker time than
ever Jefore made on any huc.
For Freight Rates. enquire Of J. c. Oltman, 2i0
Broadway. New York; Chas. l thurman, 1913 Broad
way. y. y; o. H. p. Arthur, % South street, n.
Y. j. :. Dunlap. . State street, Boston Charles
". Smith Ere Railway office, Ga Clark street,
Chicago.
J E.S. SPENCER, CHAS, MlNOT.
West'n Ag't, Chicago, Ill. Gen. supt., NY
A BARBER,, Ag't Burlington, Iowa.
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iSI FIRST Class Road IN all respects,
WITH 2>5 MILES on DOUBLE TRACK.
Ihrr, Dd"g irG'H,
,Wnh connections from .u points ~csi,l troa
rl'tsbutg and PhiadriPhu, all connecting
direct to New York,
NoHag MAJ, Itawoon Fa~- Line, Sight
fJpy"y,
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From prttshurg To Sew York ll3O miles without
change OF cars.
VA ALLEATOHN y EiSTON,
with direct connections from Western Cities.
Arriving hours II advance ol other routes IN time
Tor Boston by rali or boat lines.
Express trains run daily; Others, SUNDAYS cN-
Crptcd,
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia To New York, Tcncts good
on any hue or tram.
New iork or Boston Tickets via rttsburg, good
Sa PMiadcipha ur Allentown.
Boat Tickets to Boston good VIA any OF the boat
lines.
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IMMIIN ARRANE EMENT-INGl

I~GZ ~ MINER ANGEMENT- GI
Trans run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY jru
" 1862, and until further notice, passenger
trains wlli leave Davenport as follows:
For Marengo and Washington. n........ 7:iO A. NJ.
Trains arry" at Davenport follows:
From Marcngo and Westinghouse. $3.50 P. NJ.
Morning tram, out Of Davenport make direct
connections at Marougo, Iowa CITY and Wash
lngton, with the Western Stage Company's
Stages for all polntswcst.
Trains from the west connect at Davenport with
trains Of the Chicago y Rock Island Railroad for
all points North and South.
Passengers arc reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions to the destination OF
their baggage. Also to p oCure tickets before TAX
lug Their seats IN the cars,
JOHN +. TRACY, Gcul. Supt,
A. kiMBALL, Asst. Supt.
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Are Won Ensured =.

Are Won Ensured =.
II ANIATrAN Wire iu4urauce Company,
vi OF New York. Cash capital, $500
Cash surplus, $4,000. Incorporated 1921 One
Of the oldest companies ~ the United States.
I kCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPNI,
\ New York. Authorized cap,a,, 5000 600,
with a large and accommodating surplus
;I ERCliANTS' INSURANCE COMp'NY,
III Of Hartford, Conn Cash capital, 5000 900.
MARK HOW ARD, pres't.
+, THOMAS loDDELL, secy.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
| | Haven, Conn. Cash tapIjah&2UU, 600. Policy
holders receive u per cent Of the nett profits of
the business, without mourning any liability.
lnsnrcs Buildings, Merchandise, Household
Furniture, Rents, Leases and other Insurabic
Properly, against loss or damage by FIRE.
INTERNATIONAL Life Assurance Socic-
| ty, Of London. Chici Office Tor the United
States, II Wall st., ' Y. Capital, 81, 800 200.
Qua. antec Fund, $l01 coo. Deposited with the
Comptroller of the State of New York.
EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, o
/ the United states. Ofice, 81 Broadway
New York Purely Mutual.-The only stocl
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among thu
policy holders.
J. II. KINNEY, Agt, Rock Island
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Capital stock ---- $500, 600.
Capital stock. paid. 100000.

The investments and Assets of this company
are as iuIlOws:
Cash on hand and IN Bank.............S2l,l6 ,l6l,4S
Cash due from I'd IN the hands of
Agents and other persons. ............. 2S S,OOO,O0
Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate. los, ,Gi6, 90
Coupon Bonds, interest payable Semi
Annually y.., $4,000
Discounted Notes, Drafts and Bills re.
ceVaDIc with accrued Interest. II ,335 c"
Reai Estate in the City Of Peoria 20 10000
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On The Isl Day Of January, 1862.


Y 7 7 \ l.
Amounted Capital Stock pad un.. 5000 900 90
Amount of surplus ON haud.......,, ~ 0lg a.
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The Genuine Electric Oil

The Genuine Electric Oil
IS \ RICH AMBER COLOR
Ask to look at It, and YOU will be fully satisfied
If II be the Original Electric on, prepared by Dr.
smith. No person would use counte''"' II he
knew it, and ltismy imperative duty to admohlsh
Il to he careful. and always ASK for CDR. smiths
Electric on" All the best dealers sell Il, most
# the doctors use n, at least those VINO have bes
.omc acquainted with ITS yntuc'
LVDRD \ VAN pATTEN are regular agent
orthc genuine OIL, in Davenport, Iowa, and ILA
CIUS& SPEIUEL, IN Rock Island.
e. B. SMITH, NJ. D.
re. Dr. Smith ma be consulted free.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CON-
PANl.
CNlNGE or TIME.
On and after SUNDAY, May II, 1862, trains
viii leave the Great Central Depot, Chicago,
as follows:
Express at 7.lj a. m, daily. Sundays excepted.
Accommodation at 3.3O p, m, daily, Saturdays
excepted.
On saturday an Accommodation train will be
RON to kankakce, leaving Chicago at 800 p,
Trans arrive at Chicago:
Express at $40 a. IN Accommodation at ll51
?. N,
". p. JOHNSON,
Gcnl Passenger Ag't-
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waterbury, Ct. Sank ~torks, SI2.59t
H. ttl s.iil s~.


The amount du" and not du" 10 bankers
,nd other creditors ut the tUmPdny.... None.
Losses adjusted aud ddur................ None.
Losses reported, uuadJ dJustod, IN suspense
aud waiting further rproof-.............$2O $2O. .9bl
Losses contested. ..................... 5000
Total of all liabilitics...........@ $40. IGi.
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b Is. Hart, Samuel Wade, H. W. Billings, b.
GlIman, Timothy Turner, LYMAN Trumbull .
Robert smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, J.
" SchwePpo, Benjamin +. Long, Elias II ilbbarG,
Francis Hoffman,, Lewis kcIIcnbcrgcr, NJ. &.
Atwood
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ASSETS
Cash on hama and III Bank.........,.,sl2g GOA ~
Cash ~ hands of Agonis."............ 600 90
Bills receivable, Accounts and other
Clalms........,......... 5 S39 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
THE INJURIES To THE MERRiMAC,
SHE WAS BADLY DAMAGED.
YORKTOWN REPORTED BURNED.
THE ESCAPE OF THE NASHVILLE.
BALTIMORE, "Wednesday. Msrch &c, iss,

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Msrch w. l6b,.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF 1hc B9H'-
more American gives report Of two intelligent con-
trabands relative 10 the condition Of the Merrmac
She returned to Norfolk eaky, and six feet of water
in her, Six steamers lowed her up and il WAS feared
al first she would 70 down before extra pumps could
be put on board to relieve her.
Her fires were extinguisbed shortly after hauling
of from the Monitor. These contrabands also posi-
lively assert not only the death Of Buchanan, but
tbs, Of the Lieutenant ia command on Sunday With
seven seamen, and a number wounded. They posi-
lively assert the death and burial Of both. Possibly
Licnt Minor. her second officer, and not Jones, is
mesnt by them.
The Monitor stands out in the Roads, this eide oi
Sewslls Point with steam up, ready for action
Tie greatest confidence IL felt in The result. She IL
in tine condition, and ready at a momeuts warning.
The French steamer Cabinet arrived to-day, and
dropped anchor in the Rosds.
II il rumoIed that Yorktown or considerable por-
lion Of IT, il bn,n,. a largo fire WAS visible m that
direction Sunday night. which WAS thougl to be
something more than Burning brush. large mr.
was also ,een to-day in The neigtborhood OF New
Market Bridge which seemed 10 be quite extensive.
Heavy volumes OF smoke rose for several hours. "
wss beyond the Union lines, and is character could
not be ssceItaiHed.
Relative to the Nashville, the Csmbridle reports
tie Nashville loaded with valuable cargo OF cotton
and naval stores. She ran the blockade on Tuesday
night last. The night WIS., dark, snd The lights were
e,'ingui,hed. SIZE was fairly abreast of the Cam
bridge before discovered On Sunday, the Chip
pswa A faster steamer arrived 20 take the place 81!
the Cambridge.
Fort Macon sud Beaufort are stl in the posse'sor
OF the Rebels.
on Sunday nigh; the Sawyer guns at iho ZIP kais
made some capital shots nj Sewall's Point. Tuesday
morning one shell, filled with new liquid fire eN-
poded in the midst OF the Rebel parade ground. 1t
"a believed il did considerable dsmsge.
Inc Rebels have brought the c'unon heretoiore
commanding the channel from Sswalra Point around
tho point facing the Rip Eaps. They fred Al the
Rip Rsps, but the ball iell short SPOUT fifty yards
II Wa good liue shot bat the caliber was insult