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4 DELIGHTFUL ne UNION

i"@a E'ace In Portsmouth. on 1ru.s6ay s.;I::.,
suo7: IL, families ~to have pryv-d true % tic
! old tiE The meeting wn.' tr..22 g: 'hs Wilson
Il 1u,n, aad wa attenis6 b. soc.s SIX Il 4ccr:'
! ctuz;ns me maj ri.y be;1s ..1iea :Sbc .-sl$:
| rea:'. IL "h:t2 snd Trsa,osd Win ese;g-sen:
!Ei E'wers, TITS S.ar Sysngied B:nn-r ss:
'nSni"J:i IA IHi:s g'cSg, al sod ess ~,s ,nsds
arc 4. oesuAtu' E11ns is1g, Mss H'!it., S.s
::l"cicd and entasDno1 Q ,e.a ni Il. Il ,rc
Tea sa!d Of the FIr.s D.!.Ss,s ,u-d. Il.
passing minutes vocsl wi,a Isi:cnsl air, aaj
! 'psr:I c E.lIc, and s7srythny vent IF liza
sln''y and happily. R::eshEiens s"re :.
:ornG""ca snd -! S, eaisd ilie5 w..i: ,:;,iga
AZ clsy realized .ae truth tia. once uor, ;Ie:
ge., living. roDv:nx and usg;1x .,n,.t h-;Gs
| under :Gc i-g o. !5e:r istha:s. il ;ue len! .!
:2s fec.
ms al dies OF P ,i:=lcuin, ana she. are
in.ion, got lns affair " q :;os.lye., AMI ttcG
are entitled - credit pr t.ei. re-scser,cra s13
eHeIg? IL enitazlT'ig to ass s, re,tsr ;ac '5g
! Unlcn to l.s former glory. Wh::e .h.re t
may Noc:1 IL Prism jutn Va, would - 81.
|; h,..*ucs Of jo2 use: il: .u:r, SIR; ~. sag
hundreds OF loyal ia.e; w,o sro a. srs"ncI
srA u'wa7erins in its supper; AZ mere .se: ,ac
o2ic nsart:d nairons o:,s5 .e7o u.:cr
| HELEAsE CT DR. wat's, TUE spy,
''G learp lh.s this MAJ ~ a,.;a ~ i,t:.
t y i-w oays Imprisonment Y. :; : N3rvis
! - By d" rs, karn&d t; = .Doe c>ut:Vu-
70 nis movements, Va p.siul, ih2', IN j-s;ic:
- himself r:,d "a. R.Isl Dams. Z vs.. ri
c.ic: l.= uail t.1p-iae III Z mo1e II'5. ~:
SIC tui Wy, 81 IS np; % IP-AI-r. * !ea :.
drar up3a b.Gi IN, censv.s- CO gu: a:1:.sl-
ea1 i:..;v.si7ing DID Iriela, UI:ie Sc.
G:S&a,L SaEvoS-. S.aIEvso cc 81, c7Vxisc.
CT. f..
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NIISCEI LASEOUS.

Esp.KAL OFFICERS CAF1CHED IL TIE rs
CYST BA7r1E-The wtoio number OF prisoners OF
wsr, from the battles which nave TRANSFERRED reiore
Rchrus.l within Tie last Ten days, row within tAe
co,p:rzte limits, ar.ouu. to 400. We publish De-
low an ccal lis, OF the names Of the commissioned
oaccrs of tic Federal e,luy who had arrived up 70
Ioag o'clock yesterday afternoon, ull OF whom hl'e
beel removed 70 prison ap.It tor their especial
accommodation, on 18th street, between Main and
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c:Ssa IL 2sEwoS-. S:aIEvso cc 81; c7VxLac.
VA. uiaGrol JIas 27--G5s fol-. Tins II
az n2s isSrci tc-d.J:
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Afftn1ul10 Enqmrer>
g,-UEpAY MORNING, 5pAf o 1eea

nv TYLER, WISE S ALLsGEE.
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SHI tl's"". "F" J's., "a tLs tiESt 5iis ~ tae
Is ;;i;.'a,hlrs r"a'i. .iGen OF La !e,: had
a,d7 G: n. iI;,i, lT.d j. t!..e swamp. cape tGa
gi';t, Il tiiIa.,t. i:@XG The Ts:ir:,. srI IassiY
10 E....:, -':.ict j"."sd Il FIs, VI sslachuset.s
90 .Ee r'gh: OF I:"'ere q, l;rs DIrirz iha
prc.rCs- ~ Tie i :at, ti- H.net .sat,. Il:s.
ccp,otss R=slalcar, Oh DIns's 5 ssie. 3.iz
wck's D,7sipc, crossed Tia ralIroaj Ind took
up 10 it's OF he right, snd ii tie rear II
S ckiss' D5tssd.. Tbs Ttsin.a; il vil; +.
P.rce;v,c, ;pu:tt br1Yely, era suE.rcd se,
ye5e less. Ta, Ss7eDtl NsH Jersey Regiment,
ct Pa"e'so;:'s Brigade, Being c..rrnstd.l By
OBJ. Car, supported S,ckiea Brigade crr:rc:
,hs s.tiv pist u the i ;l,, snd ;:saa-sd y, he
Iuust ss!aa. ro2Iacr.
Tno jg':t. s. H-e Da7. before :7;.i, 77!.il ,rs
ex ep:.i,.r Of ncsAai"pzi ,h:i';,.i,fing on tia
right, rested w!,a G..E:s:.' s., j.. Hero The
:!..., IS ia9st :,..vr, aud iror. si.;s iae: al
.;'5at eia|rn r'c,"cs IA :ls morning, f1snS!ai
han .IG,"n thinking ;G.t Goarra! Hooker
might mead r1ini1rS:.a MS III tscae, de.scssd
General S1nr;': Brigade zoe Gsasrel Eaae.
re, : u si*i9::, %;,f saat HIN 20 tla rr.G.--
G .lei"l 3 ;nc?. VITO sc.s n E1e spirits, tul
whose Soldier: ss@!i:"d iains!hs:I hal 5a had
again occa Ie':0red tc ;he!r cjmuiaii-wisii
i-phuihcIc '''iIti SSE.siItt, IGtt-rsnGIipU
hllnSoii to G-n. Il ,oke-, AMI ga; o.;Sr,d t,
hoG n'ussI n Headlines. - move IN Font. Al
this |uilc, GsIctll cslea MAJ. bad net Il on
Gla, ard, by r:yGnct an musket lad :liven
the rfie'hy tef":e ID u S,,Tes Of lEcn :"II
around, sono dead ADD ntnr,s wouaiej, VIII. u
she:i c'rnShj..' hastily Withdrew from .hu flea,
WHARF time was allowed :acnl TO accom- yllhh
slct' design.
AEouad the brick chimney, ~hich i; III.
only remains Of a rodos formerly standing 10
the right Of tbs road, Our men c.ua:ered in
small nun .rs, aid f.om behind It they poured
out voleys OF destruction. Tsics bn1 the
rebels rallied, arc AZ many timee had they oeon
driven back, until haalJ or soldiers had
forced them out OF thor RIA pits into the
country beyond, snd were about aking pos.
session of them, whsn a. order o.ne from
General Hsinzsluan to General Hooker to
immediately withdraw his troops. The order,
ne ascsrtained, proceeded from General Nc.
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n..:es; but ;v e. :n,!y d.sicls 70 oii;tr e2n1i
tions.
Ti.oss .gnr :a7rreI sh9 i-st i:Scc, hrd wsra
little hash 20 rari ;be I'D gits T'ho Go 40. be.
isi:e i! acrIrr"cy II .rTe:'eemshlc gcTarrmeu.
pspsc aHH:5, I'd. s;"sssfa3 o. this new ITJn.
osl,ot. Tie New York Ce.n-:srcial Advert.
ser GDfo,ss tie plan w:tn some very senSiUis
suggestions, out 80 cannot conc=,ls tbs ac!i
nc:s Of the !rS;c wuicn dst=:9-":' ,,:r iJr:acf
is .us, ard "ejsc:s &c th.E p7op:ss'i. TO" Els
-. SAYS: ~ &c p:ec;s.!" 20 this p1ir.t We tegi
t? auaraheni t.agsr. Enc vua!!c be"o 5aa2
30 in,cEc:tvG T:i5 ;hs sI.c,s y: p .nVsis..;c
s,inui,n,. arouS,rI ihr.n trom Is state vf ;o,p;j
j,y, tust il is pr5pn;rd % try the y:r;u:s ii .
sccoai tug; a:sr" respectfully sngs..t ih:.,
tbs "poin; Of daagc.'' vas y. ;he .:ial % re
s:st class Or ?shch ",nc prbl:c dsys necn so
il oSics;.6" and IT, hci!e"- n! tno a.ivGca;ts
OF sobric;y vii. s.rco With IL ,:st TIL. is ;a
praps: uso Of tbs figure. |! ~'s a, ;i.at ta,n'
re stacd -i;b our waning -t-c:. 8 cc@ II
record, srd vnict Ts ta7: aeTsE s;ace =ca2
| accession 10 recall.
it is duo 20 u EiGs=. rG".7st t. say. sfal
Fl; scheuc TiI 70 !cs 70 rci:c;e u= q tic jan
gc1 CONNECTED va sJc;! 20 issu2 4.,i Ire ia,
gal tenGar 60 - CT: nT2 .I;nas:;!e il: : rzr
cert. twcnsy year Ua:ied S:a.rs eioih To-
isemablo af.e7 fv: Yes's, 81 tie option Of ira
Gov. r6ncH:. ~ oing the county with
the demand issacs, be S',ii coI:rcl ioe holders,
who GIN make no other use Of ;nrui. to iuud
loep, ct par n these live ocV c-'t. securities.
rhis ou:nt L. the currency will SAVE it ~ 3
Erast extcn. lrom depreciation, and will AID in
regulating to. market. Il il very likely, too,
that lie MI .tinn will lead to reyival or &c
i've business, and lhus CIV. Ia breathing
spell Of prosperity, du'iag Shnch some Bar
vests may be gatncref !! erl iol)w3 NH
matele, ns II IL almost srro 10 do IN nrGry
7luIaltui Of sound financial principles, VIZ car
but hope that its approach vii! o, 90 gradual
that VIZ may q! be prepared f,r l.. I: is the
sudden s.orn, w:lich strsws he ssa with wrecks;
:orexarns1 oi trouble we may ou'ride the gallo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
A GUNBoAT BURNT-CAsUALTIEs or THE Ma
VAL FIGHT.
Val, iGHT.
PoErRE. MosHoE Mondsy, March 10. 1867

PoHrEE. MosRoK Monday March TO- 1861
TIE gunboai Whitehall took Ere at O'Clock this
nora ~. aud was totally destroyed Three Of her
rucs. all Of which were shored went of ai inter-
vas and a shell burst in the ar, scattering is irsg-
mtn,s about the fort, without, however, dong any
damage Another gun ws saved by the hsrbor
crew.
The Brtish sloop-of-war Rinsldo arrived here thi'
fore noon from off Charleston. She brngs no news
+ Tie latest estimate Of the number killed on the
Congress ID 80, including three oficers-Lieut DOS
u. Smith commanding, AotiDg-Master Tbos. Moore
and Coast Pilot WIN. Rhodes. Gait Vim. Smith,
who commanded the Congress until recently trans-
ferred, was unhurt. Twenty are reported
wounded, and forty more were taken prisoners none
., them officers
On board the Cumberland the Rev. Mr. Lanhart,
the ChaI lain, was drowned, and Masters Mate John
NJ. Harrington was killed. Bat few Of the wounded
escaped to the shore. The number Of killed and
wounded is stated at about one hundred and fifty.
On the Whitehall Third Assistant Engineer An
drew Neobit, and Robert Waugh and Charles o Con.
ner, seanen, were killed, and two or three wero
wounded.
On the Dragon, which received shot in her boil
eT, three were wounded, not officers.
/ The VIM. WneldOn received shot in her boiler:
and the Rescue was damaged in her machinery.
The former was towed to Baltimore tonight by the
Adelaide.
I The Minnesota lost fix men killed and seventeen
wounded not including any officers No far AZ known
She I. said 10 have received quite number Of shots.
TIE Roanoke received but two Shots, and lille
damage WAS occasoncd by them. No casualty oc.
cured on board, except the falling Of man from
glOft.
1t is generally believed now that the Merinac
must have received serious damage 1t If the terri
rnony Of some that che wa. considerably listed on
/ one eide ss she went behind SewalTs Point .roba
II bly, 10 repair some leak above the water line.
II tug came out from Elizabeth this forenoon, and
\ after taking an observation, returned without MAX
I ing any dsmonsxasios.
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FROM TIE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
THE CAPTURE or WIsToN.

Nasni'aTuN Monday, March 10, 1862.
ID dispatches from Flag-Odicer Coldsborough re-
ceiyed a, the Navy Department to-day include the
report Of Com. Rowan, commanding steamer Dela.
ware, who furnishes an interesting account Of hi
reconnaissance. On the 10Th Of February be moved
he forces. and reaclng Winion, was in the &c, Of
letting 90 the anchor, when suddenly force Of
North Carolina volunteer opened terrific fire Of
nusi ETY. and artillery his vessel yol'ey succeed
ing yoey in rapid succession, striking her rs times
with nasksi-y, but the enemy's artillery overshot
her. Fire was opened on the Rebels by the ships
shell gun. The Perry, being in position, promptly
threw a shrapnell among the forces which WAS fol-
lowed by the ship as soon a. Capt.. Quachenbush
could e2tficate her from her rosion, and turn the
ship IN tie harrow river.
Commander Rowan ra down past the enemy and
landci lie force hbont miles below Wiuon. Our
ifoors subsequently entered the town and destroyed
qusniiy Of military stores tcui-, arms knapswks,
Sc and tie quarters occupied by the troops OF the
enemy.
The official report Of he casualties in the navy on
he taking Of Roanoke Island gives the killed 90,
wounded, ~ missing >.
.ie1i. j. c. ChaTin, commanding United States
aeaucr valley City, OF Roanoke Island, wuIes 10
Commodore Goldaborouch under date Of Feb %,
policing mAgnanimous act OF bravery by John
Davis punncr's mate on board lis vessel, at the
tskiug Of Elizabeth City. IL SAYS John Davis was
at hs station during the action, IN the magazine sal-
inc powder when a shell from the enemys battery
penetrated mo the magazine and exploded outside
of 81. He threw himself over barrel Of powder,
PROTECTING IL with his own body from the fire. while
al tho saue time passing out the powder FOR the
guns
Commodore Goldsborough, III transmitting this let
Ter 70 tic Navy Department, says: 1T affords lie
infinite pleasure 10 forward tbs conn llcati0n 10
the Navy Department, to whose especial consiiera-
ton beg leave to recommend the gallant and noble
sailor alluded TO, and adds in Postscript, Davis
actually seated himself the hllrel, the top being
ont and in this position he reuy ned until The flames
were distinguished"
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Oar sroops al yori Craig doing veD-Ehe
recent report discrcditeG.

KANSAS CITY Nond1y, Feb TO- latt
ouarirels hand entered Aubry, Kansas, On the
7th. killed FIVE men, ana stole fifteen Or twenty
horses.
A letter from Santa Fe, Of the cd having post
seript. OF tho 2ith, fom Trustworthy source makes
mention of the battle al Valverdo on the 10th.
The enemy appeared within mile and half Of
Fort Craig. showing front Of 800 cavalry, with Il
reserve o. 800 men, with pieces Of artillery. Sew
erol Shots were exchanged. when the enemy retired
in GOOD order. Loss one killed on each side. Sew
er,l small engagements occurred during the week,
which resulted ia cur forces capturing some prison
en-, and one Of he enemys fags, wlichwas a United
States nag with the letters altered.
The Express arrived on The evening ofthe 23d, in
twenty-four bours from Fort Craig bat brought
nothing Official. except a letter from Gov Connolly
which stated '!sai the fighting was going on WIZ Ell
the express left. Our forces had captured over lOt
Of tie enemys mules and the principal wSgoF mas
ter, besiJe killing great number of Texan. The
enemy were hard pressed for water. and ere NOV
ING toward valverde, at which point 900 oil ou'
men were stationed.
No reliance is placed upon the recs A! report from
Deaysr CITY.
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sxrH,rIsm at sAyGsraas STATION.
Nrlrn. of ,l,c lschc,s.

Special D',rr'ch TO Tho y. Y Tribune.
N.suiNOIoS. Monday, Mach 10. loGa
There WAC fight at Sangsters Station
yesterday between zen. Kearney's Brigade and
an equal number Of Rebel regiments. The
latter were driven back. Several were killed
on each side. Lieut.. Weldon, Lincoln Cavalry,
was killed. Thirteen Rebels were captured.
sirr Station is on the ourle and AezSndra Rail
road Which crosses Bal Run about eight miles this lille Of
he Msuaas Gap Junction II shout fonT miles This side
ofBuu Run oi.h, mile. southeast OF Ceuteye snl iour-
teen nile beyond Alexandria
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20 the Associated Pren ..
NssHissTos. MONDAY, March 10 1852.
NAVAL ACADEMY SELECTION.


NAVAL ACADEMY SELECTION.
Representative Conway Of Kansas has filled the
only appointment TO which he was entitled In the
Naval Academy, by selection from that State.
BURNETT's SUCCESSOR
Samuel l.. Casey took biz sea; to-day az q member
Of the House from the LIST District OF Kentucky, 70 fill
the vacancy caused by Burnett's secession.
THE LEGAL TENDER TREASURY NOTES.
The Secretary of the Treasury bias awarded the
contract for ninety millions legal tender Treasury
notes, equally, to the American and the National
Bank Note Companies Of NewYork.
THE NAVAL FIGHT.
The following lie copied from al official report Of
Gen. Wool dated to-day:
Nothing Of importance hss occurred to-day. The
herrmso has not made her appearance since yester-
;erdsy. II Ii not vet atcertsiDed how much she
injured. The Chief Engineer Of the Monitor says
that three balls from that vessel passed through the
Merrimsc. TIE Monitor suffered very little, although
sho was struck % times
RAY OF LIGHT THROWN on GEN. BLESKERs
CONFIDENCE ADDRESSES.
Tyanss'ed from The Ud,hingfar Psfos 81 March 1861
jar n, ~ y. Tribune.
tn, Patriot Of Mar h l. as well as THE n Y.
CERTAIN officers 7sth Regimen, Pennsylvsis Volunteer.
and transmitted for publication by Capt Hundsdoer, Adjo
% Gen Benker
To any iupreop that the undersfped officers
Of regiment approved OF said address DO hereby de
care TIA, e mos, unqusihedly disApprove Of IT,
Fira Because ssid address expression In favor
q Gen Benier while officers - ID. army strictly pro
hbited rnsiing such expressions by Article hAN Of
trio Amy Regulation, suc cannot but cousidei them a.
tending dissolve the military discipline o. the army
Second Because said article contains declaration 20 the
eject tha, not officers OF regiment had been
requested sign certain address IN favor Of Gen Bonke
which appeared ia TIM Y. y. TuBrsE Of Dec H. 1901
while the fac 10 ttsi .uch made em tho head
quarter. Of Gen Bsnter TO LeutCo ircy hold then
u,apdg he regiment when the latter refused 10 the
Of he officers OF hi, regiment al participation In sueh pro
ceedipss fsgrauiy contrary 70 the army regulations
Thtrd Because ssd address contains al insult 10 NJ &
,zr-r ESQ Who IN til. German revolution Of 1913 az well
q. IN The pe.eut national struggle here has stood up sssnf
corruption tending to uud.rmine the foundation Of liberal
Institutions With bod hTmn. deserving OF our fulles
p,fhy and Ia. gratitude Of bis German couutrym,n.
A schmme-rig Colonel. 74th Kegt. Fs. Vols T. freJ-
hold ieut Colonel 18th R-g IA Nosi A. HaIung Cap
:.in Co. A. 74h Reet Pa Nol' Alexander kitIe Captain
Co r. Erth Regt Pa. Vols; II. 9. BtbcocE, Lieut. Iiih
Rer Pa Vols
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hundred. At length the Merrmao retired will
her consCrt.
Her stern seemed 10 observers to sink lower
in the water than when she cane out. She
was fOwed Of by the tugs, and some say that
bfr crew or port on of them were seen upon
her root, as if afraid that SIZE would So down.
Lieut.. Warden, commander of the Monitor, IS
sure that he put three shots through her, and
the general opinion at Fort Monroe Is that she
was disabled, but Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy (FoX), WHO was on the ground THINK
otherwise.
The Monitor was entirely unharmrd. Not
man was killed, ana the only oGe injured was
Lieut.. Vorden. whose face and eyes suffered
twice from tine flame and iron particles from
shells bursting outside, which penetrated
through 4 snail aperture into the plo'-house
through which he was directing the fight.
The crew and gunners fell: thoroughly safe
SO much so that quarteIraster came on deck
to inquire where the fsht was going On. lie
was hard Of hearing and could rot make 1t
ont below. An English naval officer Who sa"
the fgdt says that no vessel IN the brliish
Navy could Withstand tho Monitor. 1t Il be-
Heyed thai our loss both days is not .ar from
800, including the missing.
Lieut. WoricD, who .t.ll suffering greatly
from his wounds, is in toNn staying at TIE
house of Lieut.. Henry 4. Wise Of the ord
nance Bureau OF Ihe Navy Department, with
whom he came up this morning. Con- BIZ Arrival
Il Baltimore Gen. Dis sent on M ambulance
10 take him to the cars and Mr. Smith, agent
to transportation, furnished a special car 10
take him to Warrington.
The President vi,iied him today. and eI-
pressed the warmest sympathy with his suffer-
iLcs. and admiration Of his bravery aud shill.
he wiu be promoted az be richly deserves 90
b.. The services Of ASSISTANT Secretary fo2
AID Iieut. Wise, who arrived of Old Point on
Saturday night, were invaluable.
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Ia BATTLE AT NEW-MADRID.
NO PARTICULARS YET.
q HEAVY CONTEXT EXPECTED.
ouNsoArs GOING TO ASSIST
IErrrEDIATE NEWS EXPECTED.

81. Loris Monday, March 10, 1852.
A special dispatch to Tie RepuJiicoa from CAIRO
eays that Gen. Pope'e forces have reached New
Madrid, and heavy cannonading hrs been heard III
that direction. The enemy there in strong force,
and gun5oats from here viii soon move down to
assist Gen. Popes forces. Tie enemy have been
endeayoring 10 drive the latter back by throwing
shells among them from their boa.s
The total number Of torpedoes found in the river
and on its banks Is over 100
Exciting news from New-Madrid and vicinity NAV
be expected Immediately.
Larce gangs of negroes have been sc, to work on
Forts Randolph and Pillow. The former mounts 100
GUNS
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GOV. BAREIS on TIE RhNPAcE.

Wani.Gro, Moniay. March lo 1902.
Lieut.. ywin, in command OF ,re M cd States -u--
boat Taylor writes 10 ilag-OIcer Foote. from
Cairo. u.drr date OF March ., which is Forwarded 10
.ne Nav Department 5y shat officer, thnl he has
iu., retained rom uy tie Tennessee River, having
lef, p.1Jurg, tbe place Of ihe ste engagement, Oh
toe night oi the 4th instant. lie reports that tlr
enemy Ind not renewed hiz attempts 80 iordiy
lie aao states that Oh TIC morning aHel ill.,
engagement, Sunday, nine dead bodies and lV
Wornlcd, I..lns OF them MORALLY. were iound H. te
camp, Which had been removed. The oyeaip. o. Ue
,n.a1cIncut three ml.r bach trou TIE river. Some
where thcy were carving badly wounded A,n
they would no; allow any one 20 visit. Lieut.. HW!n
CAVE thar Pie lots If the Rebels cea le ,feiy pui
down - 90 Bed and 100 wounded, and that sheer
l,rce on that day Was 90 Louisials Infantry, aua
500 ~ .isappi Cavalry. reside battery o. he!l
pieces. 40 gun-. 81 .undors woTe on the ground
tut uot mounted.
Li,a.. G,yi- s...es tie recent elections in Hardin
aLi l.oNarv coulLrs 10 ,au.u Tclne see, viii prove
that the Union sentiment j, very s-rOgg tlfOle bout
the State. The former gave 900 majority 1Or the
Union candi,a'e ont Of a poll Of l000 votes. The
lst,T gave e00 Union majority out Of pol! u lso0
~ arms and send q sufficient .oroe TO protect III Ia
organizing and We will drive toe Seccasionits CUT o.
Tennessee ourroloa.' Lieut.. Gwiu rad enlisted 4
,ew more men III Tennessee for lie United States
service.
Lor.,!lIg, Ky. Monday March 10 l362.
An intelligent gentleman from Memphis, on
"Wednesday last, reports tie citizens greatly
alarmed and relying on Forts Pillow and Randolph
for defense There sre very few troop .at Memphis
The Legislature had scattered after several iuef-
teetual attempts TO trinact business. Gov. Harris
was greatly excited, and flying about from one
Southern point 10 another, with little prospect Of
succeeding in Biz efforts 20 ralythe people to bis aid.
On Friday night last squad Of cavalry, under the
notorious Rebel Col. John Morgan, who was some
tine since erroneously reported killed alta lcd 2
Union picket fifteen miles south Of Nmlyiile taking
two prisoners and siE Government wagons On
Saturday party Of Ohio Union cavalry went in rur
suit found and attacked tie Rebels, killing four OF
Morgans men, capturing eishtan recovering the SIX
wagons They are now in pursuit q Morgans gang,
confident Of catching them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
RETURN OF THE STEAMER SETH Low.

RETURN OF THE STEAMER SETH LOW.
Tuy MONITORS VOYAGE 10 FORTRESS MONROE.
The steamer Seth Low, Capt. Colin, from Fortress
Monroe. "A hours. arrived OIL Monday morning. She
sailed hence 9Th inst. al 10 II. M, with the Battery
Monitor IL Tow, tie wind light from y. W. AT il
,. N. made Barnega light, wnd n. W. 'th al .
a. H.. Ab.ecom light IN sight wind north ana
,tronp; at 10 80 a. m made the Capes OF the Deia-
ware the wind strong from n. y. w, and the pea
breaking over the battery, when she get her co.of-
Union down and reported that the sea had broken IN
her smoke-pi,es and put out the fires Headed her
v W. for five hour, to keep her head 10 the 'e"
The puuboas Sachem and Currituck were IN sight
but unable 10 render any a,sistance. After five hourf
lie wind molerated aud the Monitor arrived 81
Fortress Monroe At 2. IL. on the 9Th.
/ On Sunds, the Monitor was lying near the Mn
resota. Tie Rebel boats were at some distance
ly,pp apparently at anchor, and not gun was Hired
NJ TO or o'clock
! When The Sch Low vas nearly out 10 sea the b@''
te began. The firing was distinctly heard, but ~
the distance which the steamer had gained, the ~
ton could not be seen. Capt Bird proceeded 1T
once 20 this port and arrived thu morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

DrArH OF LIEUT.. II. Il. HIDD@N.--A telegralh
received from Camp Williams. states that FRS
I.ieut. Henry l.. Hidden Of TIE Ist New-fork Ian
COIN Cavalry, war killed " While lighting g"na",y
for bic country" Hs brslher I'd. Hidden ana n'
brothsr-in-law VIM. II. Webb have gone " W ssh'
ingtsu for his reuAina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
UTFCAL RECRUITING.

81. C.rnsrisKs, e. W, Monday bHch 10 ISez'
man named Cornwall wa arrested here to-day
CHARGED with Offering inducements to Briiitb soldier
- dss.r4 and ;oin the American service. ii. ~ar
committed for trial.