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-nEtR LOSSES THUS FAR,
THEIR PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CAPTURE
BgIlL!asF SrCGSsEs Of GEyEgiL POPE.

81 Lorr, IhuIiday hs.ch y, li'''
A special dispatch to TIE Republican, dated near
Ysland No. 10, evening Of the ooh, says that on}
sh,ee ehells wers thrown b. ths mortufs To-Day, 10
which 70 response was made by the Rebels i''s
morning Col. Bufrd sent 3 RECOMMENDING pafy o.
90 men Of the 25th Illinois, down thu Missouri snofe'
They a, rested three prominent res d'h's, ".'
that 1900 negroes are employed apoh lpo n. l'u 'O
Mt the batteries along the shores tba % eNs4 o'i0
,no,ainc two lientenanis and 90 negfoes, have been
killed by our shells tAat the upre7-shoro battery l.
abandoned. but the Others are being strengthened;
,hat the enemy is 1860 strong, ard that their en-
sawnment has been moved entirely Out Of Tie range
at our guns The Rebels arc confident Of success,
and saw they have q good road 10 Trenton and Other
points. by which they can escape whenever they
choose. They bave plenty Of provisions. Three
Rebel stelmers loaded with troops were seen wacn-
inr .he shore 10 prevent communication from mere.
The total number Of the eneU. b ransporSls II.
Two OF three balloon ascenioBs have been made
by Capt Steiner, bu' the weather was 100 toick iof
favorable observation
One of the partly-6ui-hed gunboats az Memphis
was fred the other night, bus the lire was eNiin'
gnished before much damage was done.
The new Tennessee leyies were ds5audine snd
refusing to ighs win the pixies, which were the only
weapons offered them.
CBciso. Thursday, March g., 1867
A special to The TCibare contains tie following;
A gentleman arriyedon the CouesIoga this morning
with intelligence from Island 10. iOUp 10 . O'Clock
OIL "Wednesday afternoon. Col. Brtcrd sent force
10 make d reconnaissance on the kel.ucsy shore on
Tuesday night, which sacceeded in capturing Ok
prisoners belonging 70 Tennessee cavalry regiment.
They report the strength Of the Rebels near the
islaud a, Il, 900. Gen. Bragg u ia command. III
teen hundred ieenioIcemenls reached there rom
Humboldt, having come BY railroad to point only
fifteen miles distant. Sl larger reenlorcenents
were expected by tie same route last night.
Measures have been taken TO intercept BIZ meals o.
communication.
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reed n Immediate construction, He contended
nat no iniry'iee ought to be done Mr.. Stevens on
his eecouut re CLIO coptended that ell the oblec,
tons urg, by che Commissioners had been reiated
by teal lyerimsnt aid shown to be perfectly
grouu iees. u. ~. -
w. SIBERIAN oGercd the following "a en-
aro endment: ,...,,.,,,, .,
ti.pr3dded he IN the contract 'or the comp'esIon on
tbe ve,,l /. she'll DO stipulated that no payment ~ VI"
iJ s,ats Of tho sn us expended by M Stevens mai Dc
,s,,t on the success Of hs vessel "a an ifone' WAT
teersr he r,ne % be determined By mo Presic"hL
| EXECUTIVE session. Adjourned.
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CaotGc, Th1r.dsy, March 2! 1862.
The NosfriUc Pat1,ot Of ,le -ist contains Tho
following:
Tie Hen-Or'cons C.c,olat Of the i0.h says that
two powder aiis on no opposite side ~ It's river
were blown up yesterday ard i've wo.kmcn killed.
Tie 'o's Of property il primo pslIy in machinery, a.
there was only about 1900 pounds OF powder on
hand.
4 lei.er rom Huuisgiils. a.. % TIE p.cqg,a,
Of be i2ih, ater giving aecorptof tie ooeraiiols
subsequent 70 tic ia.l Of Ion Doneison. slvs that
the Provisional Government Of Kentucky ers with
Con. Criitendens Jr.eade. Tie capitol Of Ken.
tncdy ia now located in stcy tent. near the head
quarters Of that General.
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vrsN-ls ~, city 90 Nedaesday, Nsrn =, 1.ri, b
So lem twin dauShrsf o. hiishs T. FL snc H'-'
Fc.r IN ne Sth year Of fer aSe. at
aT AcYYN-ln ss,r.ueuto cal on Wsdae+',.' ,oS.,,
Ni,nm Ersncs Gisck-u nst's Of 1"''''N
Penn. aged ~ ysas.- =. al.
ROpD GRs-Ou rhu,iAy. 'isch .. OF , ~ , Hodssa
sked 44auths And diy.. n. z rsfsl me
Ths ,,a, Of the fani ait iivi'd 20 s',, snas 81 sts
MAN. aft,rrocu a. 0'l'tA. non Wv w.
p,re.ts No so Bowegg. .,h.
ron vain ara r.riu. row be : zee
gif face Oh esrH % iloru Ne u ""'
F,- .1esl. Ike B. .ilas % li.h
a blessed spirit Boo ~ ny.
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A PRoApr CHURCH FOR THE TnEs.-ibe Rsv.
n. 5. Carpenters church, in Brooklyn, PaiG on tlsn
floating deLt, by subscription Of something Ike
5000 a; their meeting heid lao, Sunday evening
AT tho same meeting, with perfect unaniialy, hey
voted to indulge Mr. Carleuterwilh as lOns respite
from labor as he should nsed to rs-essblsb he
strength
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court erAppeuIs Catend"r.

ALraNf. " edne sdsy. Aa.rh % ~ -.
The following is the Court OF Appsa's c' y
T. 49, n. Nos ~ 20 y, D. y, a. Is, gs 90 ~ -
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THE SIEGE or ISLAND No. 10.

AUTHORIZATION rRCm TIE EMEMY
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MOVEMENTS or PA0SON BROWNLOW.
LorHuLLT, hy., Thursosy. March b. 1852
ParsoI Brownlow bas arrived here and leaves Tor
t-Uc .Gnaji si go9Q le-ssy,
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Prom Our Special Correspondent.

ALLAN, Mafth - l't@.
PUBLIC DEFENSE.
LAT night things took new turn with the great
bone Of contention in the Assembly-as tie Public
Defense measures have been thus far. II has been
hobby which several parties have s.ryen TO ride
into position here and elsewhere Since the Speak
crs proposition, providing for the defense Of New
York harbOr and sppropratng s3oJ,OW therefor,
was ordered TO ID third reading, MIR. Alyord and
others, who originated the rival schemes, feeling that
the Speaker, by that move hsd got the steri, have
been consulting upon the best way 10 recover their
lost vantage and their incubaons result IN the plan
adopted lass night The BILL il It's present shape, is
virtual embodiment Of the spirit, and III part, the
form, OF the rival propositions. The frst section
enbodies tho whole Of Air. Raymonds bill, with an
increase of the sum rs fixed before, while yet only
one half Of the snount originally proposed. The
remainder Of tie present bill contains the essential
rart Of Alvord bill reduced from five to three mil
lions, loau TO the General Government. In It's
present shape It will probably be allowed to meet us
late.
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Tie Senate passed laFge portion OF to-aJ zee
lion m discussing al amenl ment TO the railroad law
by winch railroad companies may be permitted 70
run Trains with the baggage car IN the res. nstesdd
the lron, After quite sa animated discussion, as
senate adjourned without oisposing OF the question
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Mr.. Alyori. from the Ways and Means, reported
bill 10 anuul part Of chapter 10 Of title OF the
Revised Statutes in relation to sale Of lands for I'M
paid taxes and to IA. conveyance and redemption OF
lands sold. IL proposes 10 transfer the sale % lands
returned delinquent from the Contro,lerto The Treas
urers OF the counties in which the delinquent lands
may be situated. Among the important changes that
would resut from the passage OF this bill, Aot the
leas, would be the breaking up OF system Of speed
laton in tax saes, carried on by the clerks IN tho
office of the Controllers, through which many OF
them have been enabled 10 add considerably TO their
annual income; aud few of them 10 retire with Il
competence acquired III THE mode. Abuses and
frauds. ss matter of course, have become, IN pro-
cess Of time part Of the system, complaints from
al parts Of the State follow, ana this bill IL the ccnss
queut result.
.ssEsssEyr Law.
Tie State Asses sment bill was considered III Com
mitoe of the Whole. Mr. Alvord explained the bill
to some extent, and was followed by bir Neher,
WHO opposes the system of assessment adopted ia
this bill as iu,pIisoria and an,i-repabc'1u. With
out taking any action the COMMITTEES repO ted pro-
gress on the bill.
KINGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF JUR'fs
The bill relating 10 the appointment Of Commits
siouers OF Juries in kiugs County came up 10 COM
Inteo of the whole House, after drpOsilg OF the
Assessment bill, aud was the OCCASION "a ~ discus-
sion in which Ill the oXctabe natures III the House
took part Tue Democrats from Brooklyn charged
that II was scheme 10 legisaIo DemoCTaI ont aud
Is Republican in; while the advocates Of the bill
claim that tho design WAC Ia effect change Of per-
without reference 10 political views change
desired by citizens Of tat county al ell psries
The Committee rose, reported progress nn Inc BIZ,
when Il motion was made 10 disagree with the report,
ard order che biz to third reatng. Al this motion
ali Ire lad blood # tie Uouse broke loose ana tle
excitement rlcd NJ hi tide during al tie selnindor
oi tle ,erslor. Tie preInii- qaoSmn wsn moved
nua ys,aiAcd, unol 20 thc Dissatisfaction % M
Mohuiiou, Who cB. cfor.h voted assius t.ost Nish
wInu h- had i'noifo wofhod, but tue uloriy
su'tairr tlo mott ~ aud Jru,rd thc nh TO- III. thIfd
ie,ilas. NJ. DARCY moved 10 n .onsidri, sno Ia
- ins. ns..i % Oh he L,1ir. lac liouec roiusod 10
b., on ttt BE. aad pending tue question i' recon-
spi, H. D.. SreaAes uctmgcd zoe hour Of re ~ bad
arrived llis %, or1cs as - Irprieve to NJ. Darcy
,iud his ficAar ~ Tho vofo coz fc,lnsi.eriIln would
t9-,,,, 0ay. followed too on,so Of lie pri odius
NOier.
REDUCTION Oh ftN.i foLis.
concurrent revolution, ellala,iug iroa Llc canal
Rid a,, PASSED boLh HOUSES. reducing coils on
,llu., W.to AID chairs trUu our to three uil- ler
fnour.iua pounds, snd Oh carriages, carte, was'rs,
tl. zeal i1 lenouis ana mschiuse, mirfDis. "ii-
sn gare u.ti .s.en, and paro 10 ses. ir0,. oi. 40
.-s~..
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The weather continues win.ry, With heayy mis-
filling We can sec tie Rebels at the upper battery
busy Carrying s1ndosg. ou tleii shoudsfs and pilirg
ihe,n ~, u rebuild the Notifications which Sele
sno, away YESTERDAY. W 10 tlr p0i 8. M theie
has teen 10 hing on either side Tho want Of a
layer .a4o i9rco 10 accom- any The Aoii.a ia beoom
ilg more ,ll1 mote al aren.
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SIXTH DAY.

The day is cloaiy, raw ard chilly grim Winter i
repayng himself iiom Spring, the ioag loan be made
10 Autumn.
TIE firing is sluggish on both sides. None OF IL,
snemys shots have s,rucA w. though they hav'
-alien on ali sidss. Lieut.. Bishop hts dismounteC
mother gun in the water-baiiery, which must b'
thoroughly rdded by tia i.D.e d 1t hs. mol -poAe'
or the last two hcJTs
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The New England Family Newspaper.
THE SPRINGFIELD REPU
FOR 1862.
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY, AND WEEKLY.


nc Hprihshe'u MaSs'. hErtbLiSAN ma! Ho nt Ne W
lain position US the rst and most distinctive OF New EN-
lana Journals. IN he scope ana auap,a"n VI ~ ne IL
the lncss especially of its local intelligence in the choice
OF ITS subjects Tor editorial discussion ana ,he manner
winch treats them IN the great variety OF us contents
and IN the prominence gives 10 prac'cai mora anu fee
ous questions, to literature, TO gardening ana aimhs am
To every theme ct practical ana thc"c'c interest TO '
people Oh new E'gah'' INC hEru"'cA' "'' Fo's' sue
ccssiuy 10 become their guide. complnlon aud friend
whether at home or abroad me cifcatI"h ~ me
LIc,N, great beyond parallel, Is the pest evidence o ~
character, and Of the realization OF It's nnbilohs sl
2500O it is several times that t" any other nfha! IN al
New England out of BOSTON, and is surpassed by only ATE"
OF the naIy newspapers oi 'ha meu"i's Va ' NV
numerous Than those Of either OF Their ocai papers. III
Vermont, New Hampshire and Connecticut us rrcn'aol
is counted by thousands; while nus distributed more lpe
ally than any other New England Journal among 'e ehl
grants from that section in the wet. mn. r.
Among the peculiar leading features OF The REPUBLIC
are full Summary New England News, arranged ~
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South HarGlWick Academy.

THE SPRING TERM of this Institution will CONNIE nee
February 26, and continue eleven weeks, under the
direction of the following Board of Teachers
a. j. SANBORN, A. b. Principal
Mrs. NJ J. SANBORN, Teacher of French
GEORGE H. BLAKE, Assistant
WILBUR F. WHIPPLE, Teacher of Music.
Miss A. j. FORD, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting
ABEL I. WAY, Teacher of Penmanshp.
This Institution is situated in the pleasant healthy and
thriving village of South Hardwck, easy of access and
surrounded by moral and intelligent community
Though has been in operation less than years. yet
by the untring energy of teachers and citizens
Der OF scholars has constantly increased, ill it has
patronage equal to ha. of many older institutions
good opportunity Will here be given those who wish to
III themselves for college, business life teaching
instrumental and Veal Music, French, Drawing and
Penmansip will be taught by thorough and competent
teachers
a strict conformity to wholesome rules will be required
ana no pains will be spared by the teachers the
course OF study thorough and the school profitable and
pinasant for those who may attend.
Lectures and Lyceums as htret ofore.
board including everything, from 81 20 to 50, 90 PEI
week. Rooms for self boarders, shilling per week
For Rooms or Board, apply to the Principal
For Tuition, small handbi'is.
Scholars are particularly requested be present
the beginning of the Term the classes will be formed
IL; that time
For further particulars address the Principal.
L. p. GU Err, Secretary
South iia!dwick, JAN %, 1862. 3l9fw3
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery, March -serm
WAsHINGToN COUNTY. ! A. d. 1862.
HEAroN REED, Whereas, Homer W. lleaton and
OLIVER ELLIS. filed their bill of complaint stating
in substance ha the said oliver Ellis, the 5h day Of
the of $780, for the balance Of the purchase money
for the pem'ses hereinaf described specified in three
promissory signed Fy said Ellis, and payable to
said Ha'ch order with interest annually of said
1or $500, ayabe Oct 10, 1858 for $500 paya
bic April TO- 1859, and for $780, payable Oct TO-,
1859 And in order to the payment Of same the
said Ellis by his deed of bargain and SAL dated the day
year aforesaid, conveyed to the said Hatch the fol
lowing described land in MiddleseX, in the county of
Washington aforesaid to wit About sixty of lot
No. Elcvc in tn. fourth division of lots said town,
drawn to the original right of navid Morehouse that
said Hatch had assg ed and transferred said mortgage
deed and ndorstd said notes to the and pra ying
for the foreclosure of the equity of redemption If the
premises;
And whereas, it appears that the said Oliver Ellis
sides of this State that subpoena cannot be served
upon him. Therefore, in of the provisions of
the Comp led Statutes Chap D. Sec. 81 notice is he eby
given the said Oliver Ellis and he is hereby required
appear before the Court af Chancrry to be ho
den the Court House in Montpelier in said County of
ing the first day of the next tated term of the Court of
Chancery in said County, and make to said bill
of maint and abide such order direct ion and decree
ther rein to said Court shall seem meet and the
planants in said bill directed to It's order to
| be published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier in said County, three weeks
cessvey tie last publication to be at least twenty days
previous to The said second Tuesday Of March next
Dated at Montpelier, in said County, this ith day OF
! February, A. d. 1862.
LUTHER NEWCOMB. Clerk.
| HEAFON " REED, solicitors for Orators.
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Nj A N II O 0 ID ;
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED

Inst puLlshed in Sealed Enueiope Price SIR ttntS.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical lure
~ Recommendation or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
ennralv Nervousness Consumption Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical Incapacty, resulting from ser
Abuse &c-BY RoBT. j. CULvERwELL, M. d., author o'
the Green BoOk ,,,.,,,, T o.,.o
TIE world-renowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly pr0yes from his experience hat th' aw"i
onsrnunnccs of self.abuse may be ehtctualy removed
han, ,ne1cine and without dangerous surgical opera
lions bouges instruments rings, or codiais, pointing
ont mod. of cure at certain ana efecai by whch
osrv sufferer no matter what his condition may be- may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. TINS zee
ture viii prove boon to thousands and thousands;
sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address
% an.i,,, ~ ak cents or two postage stamps, by ad-
J Jn mi Dm CHAS. }. G. KLINE,
1877 Bowery, New York. Post Once Bon, 1850.
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fam Fort Doueson this evening, bringing
''s s;ss;ssirpi regiment of prisoners. Fifty or
m NJ wounded soldiers were left at Mound City
SKY : NY nine other boats are on their way with
pr Ths escaped rebels are supposed to have gone
,n nv or GAINESVILLE, where it is supposed
n"t will attempt to make another stand
'0e l;cbt was seen this evening for several
hoSrs in the direction OF CI''rksvile 1t is sup
lhs;r steamboats, to prevent their falling into
'u The her, prisoners will probably be sent to Camp
Douglas, Chicago
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Mails in Montpelier.

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes at As a IN. ar
rvies at SIS p. IN.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at S45 p. m. arrives
at 9.15 a. m.
NIGHT MAIL for Boston and New York closes at 900
O'Clock, P. NJ.
All matter for these mails must be IN the office before the
time of closing, to go the same day.
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at SIS a. IN. departs day arrival of South
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 90 p. IN. departs
daily at 400 a.
DANvLLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 8 O'Clock, a. departs days ut IL O'Clock
p. m.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 r. departs Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 9.45
HyDEpARK, by Worcester and Elmore arrives Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 800 p. departs
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 100 y. leaves alternate days arrival of
" cstcrn.
BERLIN from two TO six times week.
OFFICE HOURS FROM 100 A. M. toS.00 p. NJ.
JAMES &. FRENCH, ?. NJ.
Montpelier, May 1851.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

NIw YORK, Feb. 10. The Steamship Kan
sarao, from Liverpool the 9Th and Queenstown
.le 9Th, has arrived. The Nashville was last
Sea cn tho eve Of the 30 outside the Needles,
sleaaliOg down the channel The Tuscarora
still reHlaineQ III Cowes' Roads
Mr.. Bright, in speech at Birming han, de-
MED that The American blockade WAS ineffective
and rldiculed the idea that America was in u
lOsitlOn 10 be tranpled on. He pointed out the
danger of interfering, and strongly urged strict
neutrality.
1t is stated that Minister Adams does not
conceal his indignation at Earl Russell's last
letter to the Admiralty. relative to the use OF
the British ports. There is also considerable
difference in political circles as to the policy and
Hoprety OF the act
a. is asserted the allies have determined their
armies shall march on the capital of Mexico
De2t month, and the report is revived and gain
as stteaeth that Arch Duke Macmillan will
@'endc,ed to the hrone of Mexico. More
French ;rooIs are under orders Tor Mexico.
MADRID, Feb. =. The Sumter is lying at
Sroche, Gibraltar, with not funds enough to
pay the expenses she has incurred.
The Austrian Government continues strongly
10 Protest against exchanging Venetia for the
throne of Mexico.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK y. M.
FROM lYASUiNCTON.

y,w YopK, Feb. 10. The Times Washing
.ol ,I,.r.:cIl says that Andy johnson proceeds
10 Nashville as soon as Cen. Buell's army is III
rosscs.on TO "sSI st IN organizing provision
II go,errmcnt. A fall delegation will probably
bp sent to Congress. The railroad between Lou
isvillc and Nashville will be in working order in
f,r,nlsA5 Coz Garfield was to-day nomina-
ed for Drioadier General.
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UNION SENTIMENT IN NEW ORLEA Ns-TlIE BEGIN
MING OF THE END.

NV YORK., Feb. -. A private letter from
New Orleans, dated Feb. 10th, says, there exists
strong Union sentiment there, and the people
are ginning to express their opinions pretty
freely There is no doubt that on the approach
Of the Federals the city will be surrendered with
qlt any fighting.
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The Neya1dS Washington dispatch says. when
fen, Mcclellan was asked to-day by "a Cabinet
@Mcal if he had any news Of the capture of
GAINESVILLE. lie replied, "Nothin%. Let the
ar,nr have one days and We Vail give you
All the news yoG want.
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FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN BAD WAY.

The Tines Washington despatch says that
the Military Board OF inspection condemned
1000 infantry coats on their first day. labor.
These coats cost the Government $lG7 ,00O.-
The prospects are that this Board will necessa-
uIy hold sessions Tor IL long time.
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GEN. LANDER.

The yr.Junc's Washington despatch says that
Gen. Lander's resignation has not been received
here, aud the people who know his impatlence
tG fight pray itmny not come
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GEN. sST'OS

The Secretary Of War has referred the case of
Gen, Stone to Gen Mcclellan, and the latter
MAS ordered d Court Martial, but the Count has
not yet been organized, and ii Is question
whether it will be during the active operations.
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'NSM FORTRESS MONROE AND PORT ROYAL.
fAE Is. The steamer Connecticut arrived
from Fort Royal this afternoon. She left on the
l9'h. Operations towards Savannah were ac-
lively going on.
" a nag OF trnce carried several passengers to
tn"f'"lX tins morning, but no news was
brought back
Ven' burnslce's forces still occupy Edenton,
'"a plckels have been thrown out some six or
"s". niles No mention is made of any further
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put I'm i 'e OF Doct Gnord's Homsopathc Curatives,
price 4; morocco cases VI Is vials price a. 20 Walls
book Of sals price 81 and 40 walls prize %, with
yrrsd su''s, or sold In single boxes Is cents,
Burr Co ' IN Agent Montpelier Vt, or send to NJ
"'''' New York '" "Ss'-or rh'''p Lee 100 "i''sm
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Com. Dupont writes to this city, that in two
DAYS from the date Of his writing. a most bril-
liant victory may be expected from his cxpedi-
ton.