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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10
WINTER RARRANGEMENTFoS
~ Glosiag ne Mails e ths Cleveland Post or

| NAl lNIHh hAhhANttLIIE E IN III lBf1n
| w Closing the Mails at tho OsVgl1Dd Po1t n
aoes commencing November tth, 1851.
315a,1af giaeS q Zine Of
Eris, Buffalo, New York, Dos 49, - -,
ton, and Eastern Way, daily $50 A. n leo A n
/ Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, New Yorhl
and Boston, daily ............ $50 A. n s.50 A. a.
/ Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port-l
land, connecting with n. Y
Ere Agent, daily y....;.,... 100 P. n. 200 P. n
upplemartarY Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, New York
Pi9tsSaTsS 5if &i7, PSisac 'o' r NJ 200 P H.
phia, Washington, Balti-
1ii0n', aiiIioS' 1SIRGI .. Gsnso9' &. {. Sea- asa
benyilles Wheeling and 3. 4
supplementary @ 1, Letter Pack 'OO a. a. ' a. A'
age for Pittsburgh, Phila-
delphia, Washington and
baltimore, dailZ.....-....,.,.. $50 A. H. s.so A. n
Toledo Chicago B Detroit,dly $40 A. M l7:6O A III
horwalf, Fremont, Oberlin
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuque and
Elyrls s3Hdasy and WsY- 400 p X 90 ?. 4.
f9gngst9En, Warren and
OqI9&bd%8 % Jaaiaasa and O'O r n $50 A. n
Columbus, Cincinnati, Lon. ~ a a. ''' a. n
tgVille, Wheeling, st. Louis,
0hiilicotbs, OiroisVills and
Supplementary Letter Pack.
age for Columbus and Cln-
oinnRts daily. .............. SIS p n i755 P Il
Medina and Way daily ......... 500 A. a.
hocEport, Dover, ehaEieldI
horth Rldgsvills and AM
hsrst. Leaves Tuesdays,
Thurscay5 and Saturdays. II:SO A. n
Bath, BreokEViile and Oopisy.l
Leaves Tuesdays and sstur-
sharon CENTRE, GrSaTor '''' a. 4
htncklsy and Horth RoYal-I
toa. Leaves Tuesdays and
sleslLl 1al 100 A. n.
hafFe1sTtlles AilY................ l0.te A. n
FINE OF ARRIVAL OF NAIL FRAIEs AT
DEPOT
Through Eastsrn......-....,.,7 7;ls A. n. Els p NJ
Boston and Way from Buialo. 5:I5 PW
Through Philadelphia and
n, ,WashingtOl, Vie Pittsburgh s;I6 A. N. STOP. H.
Pittsburgh and Way from
eil1V vile ........---.......... 9.15 A. II.
M1llarsburgh, Akron and Way e.45 A. NJ
dEnro1gn western ......-.... g:sl A. d. s:4O p n.
" ~ from eQos.sssss-..s.s....s 30 A. M.
Through Southern. go A. II. $40 P. NJ
Way from sandusky. .............., 200 A n
Way from YOUNGSTOWN n...,..,,,., T.n5 N
Medina and Nay-.-........-........ asnD p n
Reckports Dover and AmhorBt
Way. Arrives Tuesdays,
,l.R IRRuTTsdays and nd, satuEdsys.;-.. Hoop. n.
Way. Arrives Mondays and
I rloiyA ....-.....---....-.... 6scQ P, II,
Sharon Centre, Granger and
North Boyalton Way. Ar.
rtVes Mondays and EridayH.- $50 p n
Msrren8vile, daily y............... .I0.l5 A n
Ins Of digtri6utien Of mails ready for delivery Is
trans q. .OOWLE5, P. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

From D. SteEeEs, &C.
Win pleasure endorse the i0regoing.
Cleveland, Dec. as,'a. = =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

Erom A. EyearB, ESQ.
Dr. Kendall has removed tao corDs ron my ieet
without plin. A. AFFAIR."
Cleveland, Jan g, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

ArNIl d v Nll1tsHi HfA
an hErpy to be able to add my teItimtnY 10 the
nboTF, e. Dr. Kendall eL .racted soorn for with
ouf plin. d. Y. WlNtLDW-
Cleveland, Jan. 9, 1852.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-10

From Lieut. Dunning.
Z oarblfy 20 the removal Of ny OOrnss without
- - Lieut. 7. 3. DUNNIEG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
DIED.

ADI,,s Or Wsdneiday Mach g. ofiea-let f,v,- william
B tt.r, oos 500 Of NIGH q. and sophs Adams a5ed !
. lsi. o. f 's1y srs ivi.i 10 ,i,snd tho funeral from
ts id.te- ~ pairnis No. ~ bo~rfyi ihl' tihu"
ds5l aiteiDlYl @, y o'cl.ci.
IBtRCLAIk r,'iterco OF hor ur-e Edard x. Ahur-
o. B.. tl, Cy u -" ora, on Iuotiay March % boo tie
sh -s of hsf .ee 'o q. A.'srt' OILY chad OF Loa''s
S,r- Il tIe funeral nn he given h Friday saturday
= pcP'p
Blows - IN Wrli.m.barst. On Wednesday Mach D
sfIE.ANksIa L.o5l yn o fae,d,y Msrch % of.,al-,
IT,. C,.-s 60 toa afrd N,ra.s ed month"; only con
al. tI.. o. ls f,aDy az, invited 20 attend Die fiuesl
ir,. NO o. Dean stet. .Aarday, ar o'clock p. o.,
'cliPr-On Ncdur.csi aisrch q Morm,r prd ycuHFe't
90 y Ch.rI.' j. nd Le4nor \. Chpn .sed y'sr' ii
IT, ..,i,., and 'sud # tho family go respectful, inyi ID
-, ,isnd 81. funeral CA FfiIa, a. ocacE ir1u ~ III
ct61Tsln ti, ciy. On raesdag 81 reh ,5 lane ihe De-
loved vito u JossPh isadr' ssrd 80 yta months aad u
ro2nEN-Ou Toe.isy monlng Starch %. aner short
,lorscs Holden Of tn. els, iu n's Ssh ,esr
I'm m, Brick Church Fifh Avenue rofrer or Thirty.
,.,.lih street On tbuI.day 2th ia.t 81 2oelocs m,
H0W4AD--1, Flu.hcS. Long island on Tee,day. March
es Calu.re, wie Of he Rev. i!aia W Howard il tAe
~, ,sd. Of ih- family sfe respectfully Invited attend
funeral nom her ae fe'ileuce on tnday, l9 mos 80 b
ISriS5oy ~ Ga Tu~.day. M,rch Is. Harriet Conea
John on ELDEST daughter o. janice H. and Harriet johnson
m fuar. will tskc nom e 'aiienre o. her psrrUs
Nsstrfh Long lslatd tis emu s.iefnnnn Al "c. Pa
THO rnd oi tho family invited attend Without i-f
thrr nnfi.r. . ,o.. 80
r,,fu.s a. and Ann 1T. lyon ei .fsfa aU tI0H i.
ne tds "a relatives D the .l. raptc Iuy W "l
,,ad tno funeral o he s-idfl,c o. BE-. parents NO
tyl IL ~ street o. fucay st .. 81,
MgffN On Tued,y evening. Nslch D. asr fhort il
! ,~.. May hun. vile 0I in.ura Harp.y . ,
r. .tiyfG and friend. o thr "a 'ly fiuly wen
10 attend be- Gne'sl nom her re Residence" ~" 10 fs'
IhLy, lhh '.'tet oa iasy 4lih n.1' q . ,',.' -,
Ln.,,.l .!v.cs al Tho th1eH u the NatnhJ hf-'h"
s,g,us nsu second rfr,t. at lni O'CLOCK @. 49, ..
NitFfCh-At LEIPZIG IN Sllofy. - e1udif, :, p
'tt.ua,e CHAN soa OF 1ho. B aud E,alrth NJ Nor
,ek Of O.su2o " j.. o. typhoid fever a'd ye''' on"
uouhL - ,..t o. a,,.,l.
n 9orut wfo Of Jorrhsl s. Mount a. ihe on3 o"s u
OF Mr.. saTsh Ann ConAlilg aged ~ YEAR, IL "s''' '
"A isyA 49,. =, ,.c 49,. tt...,t., fI,,..,
Joaloos ,rfilt u Ilo4' GJo.gs ard -a,y 10 "',e.
49, uoltAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
CEN. SMITHS EXpFnnI0N.

From a letter T. The CucIga0N grtefc. dated
Tennessee River eight mile- above For Henry, We
have M account 81 Gen Nm tbs Tennessee ltiyer
expedition We cond,n-e aud quote a. lollows:
Tie rateliiiou embarked on 80 boat, culuty Stern
wLeelsr,-nnung Of AZ s'.empt 20 cl0ss hrrci'
oal. Alabama. On the ilth, Writes tlis 'c--r-
r,,uude,t, me expedition y 70 iaft unf"r wclst.
Gen. N nliacs aud NrtierUlius DIS i-Ipu- Tcrdef-
,o,.rt al tie burnt Bulge on ile 3ien.l.- brncI
of tie I.oIisvle and y .hyil- NaiIo4i, ytsieldiy,
and started ~ the nver
Daang tae nt4ht sud tie morning, tir DINER di
,isi DDS got oil. some siA or eight F-gineni' bow
ever have not yet embarked. sad ! ar oi barge
nrtnbefa OF bonis sud irofs siiii 20 come up lie
ia ship OF the expedition h tie Lcvuois httHfu
Y. ic Gen. Smith Las selscied heHdqua. els an ~
ten. Shefm u, wis hus the advance itlsioni losi
Inc ha- ou she Continental, Gen. NrClernanl on
The ,la,it0r; Gen. HUI uTt Oh tie JHii bls;
Gen. Levy lace ON tle Jobu j. Roe Ire Cen
.rle ere NAMED in th, order Of t1ei rans, aud .ot
ton II th,.r divisions 30 ihe expedition.
srrcrLArioss ABOUT fuE DESTINATION.
The corrssI0ndeut t.en describes '.e pioKT's np
the iver now delighted tlc wbl.ef and il. hesf.ea
were along the b'uks bow uuslsy DO, liluis were
a, the afores OF the Rebel -hsrrsnooelt tasting theu
N ana thussreaks OF the feet d, .tnstl0n. >lecp-
cti,n VIZ buy ~ 90 the destination oi The eXpedi
ton mo snid tie rives was 90 iis highest stage
ana that b.. Jacob Strtef iL,ci might i0lt over TIE
Mu-cle Shoals up 90 Decatur, where he remnants ~
.ne Donaldson AID Bowling Green forces are SAID TO
b. concentrated.
ON the other band, Rebel forces are said 90 BE-
moving 10 d, lend the region between Memphis and
The tennessee and thee could hardly BE- l'it 10 our
fe.r. M We went up the river. CLEARLY, 1t wa ar
.med. we will either d,eBbtrn some here near ra-
ynursb and msrcb overland 10 hundred miies or
morel 10 Memphis o. move On up The rlvef INTO
Hi-.ls-lpui OF Alabama. Toe expedition II 90 TOO
largs .cale not " 10 intended 10 attack hc enemy
in rome Of their strongest positions, and 10 c'nsl-
sl,e .he graud column for tie advance INTO h, ,o-
ton Stales And for tie rect ", have feveral large
yesrels 90 that In pretty certain that What vcT b.
"a be done will BE- Done quickly II would moi do ~
ynu the NIX II keeping the'e large boait ny 10 iur
loug when the fail IA The riycf, that ray 1,sa apy
dsy, end must come aeon, IL likely to by them az
diy foI the Sumner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

Con-
%S'iO' %
The Clerel4aG Hr0h save that The hnt bale q
cotton from Secessa passed through that city on fr-
day last.
The following decision 10 the Of Tower against
the Appleton Bank, in the Supreme Judicial Court
for Mddlesex County, Mass which we find IN Tho
L0treR C,hsen involves principle which will be Of
interest to banks OF issue generally:
This Is an son OF contract 20 recover O. def-udaut
banking corgoa,on n L'w- tie anourt Of several bills
s,ued b, he tuk Of the denominations a. lives ard tcus,
ae 20 have been destroyed by ire while plaintiff Wa the
owner hs.rot At the al there evidence teltigt 20
show Lax pata lad Ls bi carried them 10 Chcags snd
thrre H. no morning pat them Ia hts trunk ~ his and
locked the Trunk ana Tn the hous which Duin,d within
az hour thereafter and thar ne any 81 those bill:
aict ne esod ueu up m as sunk aud thi no o.
the attr be lea II, ciu slat the Trunk auo
burned with tn house sud these Nas 40 oiAei edeNe'
the dr,ifnc ION at he btilt nj -, .Ai.
There was evidence eudiug 10 show that TIE es OF -
bsuk II t. denomination OF . ~ am - In 81 ca sVu 80
tiire oi lAe amounted 20 n IA .siOuo 20 -
bil c,uld be Identified or distinguishes ',o ~ 49,
thr -ine iciluu'ion ,hefe being no nniio' . - a. =
~ te -ai4 dale There Wss 10 eNh'uN. -. ~,
aoibe q iGenl.f, tie particular bills sue- 20 a., r,Sr
~ So, ~ M A, t1niratCts OF -lV atd - az
- q NJ t.. tn sate bank OF the sarie
plout,A ,.ot.lel ths b.rk If tue des' u'', ~
moulded the amount thereof ana 'eH''''"
h3 ,4 4, tho Cour below tn JarS were Instructed
Il a ,y,. tle o. the bus ani ihey "'le az.
stroyrd by add paia'n i 5.r,t hpS ., ipS I'm,
- 90 -. eLtitied to tecofr ne July t.l''" ''Ns.V.
Ill h the case carried ~ tie cupfeme Judicial
'' ~ n,ile verdict, hhng the too~ius rc'crpt
our . Az action cannot be nautiuec .siinst lah.
lu ,iI. n on proof that they belonged 90 tbs Plliuuh
llS, ,r eu,ay destroyed whoa there !, nothing to die.
IN tiy tie particular bs their general de-
istions I'VE md to- dollar bills Of tla bank Nc sa
c bond oindewnisy could be given TO protect he rights
-. .afk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
IETTNG HALL.
MUSICAL FESTIVAL TODAY AND
TO NIGHT.

Mr. Harrison, The popunr and liberal proprietor
NJ this establishment gives grand musical festival
TODAY. /. 10 divided into two paris matinee
and T. foii6e; at he frst Mason & Thcnass eele-
b.s.ed qau,e, parry, hdms. S'ealosch, S.pos
Bryuoli, and s.yuor Maucnsi nssst. ihc programme
#. excellent. Ia tho evening" full orchestra 4
military band, aud about two dozen well-known md
fayo,i,e ar.ls take part. It DOS not often happen
that 70 mmpuous a bill is oiered to th- public or
hsta festival Of tuch proportions is placed within
the p,cuni4ry reach ofthe NAMES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
CRY ITEMS.
Hon. j. X
X.

1Hz RETURNED WOUNDED SoLDIERs.-About
10 of the wounded soldiers from Newbern left the
Park Barracks yesterday morning on their way
home. They were much refreshed 10y good nignts
rest and proper dressing Of their wounds. About
- were sent TO The Hospital and the remainder went
Eat by the steamboat lines in the evening
During tle day the soldiee we've visited by
hundreds Of citizens, including many ladies', who sup
piled them bOunIiiully with oranges bauanss, jees
vince, and other uxuIes and gave them money Tor
their personal expenses. Nearly all Of the men had
with hem trophies from the battlefield, Including
muskeis shelis knives, and other weapons. The
wounded soldiers Of Connecticut and Massachusetia
received every attention from Coils. Howe and Almy,
State Agents, who not only provided for their com
fdrt, but saw them safely on their way home, Col.
Amy # Connecticut accom- anyiug bis charge IN
tle train 10 New-llayen. fne services OF these
gentlemen, which are wholly gratuitous, in forward
ing egimenis % The seat Of war, and receiving the
sick and wounded on their return, have been Of in
e,imublo value, and arc worthy Of all commen'
j4tiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

The Freedom. Of The Glleua Road writes that two
or ,hr special causes existed Tor tie do line IN earn
ipgs # tho third week OF March which will he soon
removed and predicts the largest Spring business
thnt ro;.d has ever had.
I'm euld there is more movement-much OF it on
speculation One Louise had an order ffom the West
fDr hfa million If dollIs and executed it privately
NJ I0i J. buyers oG al = cent interest. TIE mr.et
was lirner al the Second Board, Il lOl4 1915. Tie
buyeis anticipate an mere red shipping demand un-
der the uulVo'able foreign ad,ices for produce
which they believe must check shipment Of bread
a'uis &c. Il is calculated that tho spectators IN
.od have an aggregate short line of seven or eioo'
nil ons
Included IN the exports Of domestic produce io'
iie week. arc - barrels pearl sShee 300 pouhu'
oeoswaX, 4J52i barrels -four, 2,S'% oariels ooln n
meal. l2G5i bushels rye S25 buohes OATS -,''o''
tusLeis ashes, 4O55 boxes candles 2,''' tni~ e''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

FIasT REGNryr n. Y. S. M.-Waler w. PRICE,
has been elected Colonel OF the lst Regiment
Cavalry \. \. s. NJ, and Capt. George Henken,
formerly Of troop X, lar been choaen Lieutenant
Colonel. Two ye,rs ago Col. Price was simisily
bonored, but the election was contested, and a
teui.us tga'ion ensued. The election Yves declared
void from lhe alleged fact that he did not receive
plurality Of votes. second ele,ton also resulted
IN the choice OF Col Price, but this was declared
VOID BY reason Of tho tact that the Cont Of APP
reals had not decided the izsue pending Tie hrrt
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MARCH q. 1852

- You 'hst The mss Of this army law abding and tit
ntith-I IL di- iou its pocy 10 ,io.o law
rights Of individuals soy psriict'lar
WIN g. : fespect your obedient servant
ID. G. BUELL. Brig -G6l Commanding Department
Hon j. X USDERWooD, ChainmaH Military Coull-lttee,
| -
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IAdr-fflfeu -ut
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
F0a i-H:s.

This pop1'.r tsVru q nov sesdJ.
FrcE lJ cents, ~ copies fer %; TO copies SO pcisEs
fa.a ~ 1pIsss ~ pr no. Can ri~n sopciisd.
So tsr ftniy BAL uIu4trtt a. lie Tribune Almanac fif
..f. ial 49, 1885, ts7 1885, 1883 1910 sad 1871. Price IS
.rn.. ,s-l r.st paid AdcfrH Tns TniBUss new IoT..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

BrLL's UE.D.-It appears by the report 0! the
Caitlo market that droyers have bad good time
generally ths week, prices throughout having ruled
higher Than al any time lately ana noding a. 10 the
close tho supply having been quite llsht numbering
only $500 bulocss for the week, and ID this number
.oue twenty pairs Of working oxen were included,
aud lew bullucks taken out Tor iesain> J very
extraordinary lot Of 20 Durham steers were pfc
purchased by Daniel Drw ~ sl3J head, and cent
% 10 his Putnam County farms. We judge, from
tie amount Of Government notes in ciFculelion among
tue butchers and droyers that thai hAs something TO
d. with the advance Of prices Of beef cattle. The
purchases of Government agents certainly Affected
,ho market this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
Court OF Appeal. sniendar.

AiBAh', 4uesasy. Meich - i''5
The following is the Court OF Apptais Calendar
for Mach n. Nos. ., o. 10 II, l., 10 H. 10, Il, ID.
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RrcrGy,,s a. Prodscs.

Mtucn 26i2 e13 DO e. Flour 8}5 bbs. Corn helL lis''
b,rs do 9nt hbs Nr.sAy 32n pi ~ Pr1sisns i'i'
ara. Irtl0 uuss Wlsa-, 1900 ..sA. tein i'. --'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

Man CAN HAVE

THr HFsT t'pl1N 4 IOtNG MN 'AN HANt
De- raru bow 20 u@ d. 10 he hest po,,ipe ad
ssa,-.- So .lIrl.l examination a. fOFLsR hAlLs
NO ra Br,.lg.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
FUGITIVE SLAVES RETCRNED-LETTEk
FROM GEN. BUELL..

EIyu. Ihf ICLlfrIl< Journal. ztt.
Tboar who have deceived he people 80 Southern
Kertucky into rebellion by asserting thai the W.
va. wAged sgiiinri Slavery VIII had many convict
i,R proofs Of be- ialiy o. he allegation. When Doe
Rebels let Hopknfyi.is, one ~ their army ON ero
carried Of or 30 her stole sirtt beloughg n" -
Weber, d weknOwn citizen 81 Chrausl County.
The negro eas taken by his Confederate abdDc.or O.
Fort Borei-on where hey both ieii INTO the naud'
Of The tnicn forces al iie capi laiipn FROM thtn
fhev were "a ksi with other yifoners 10 lnonnoii.
When Dr Weber vb informed % iheir WHEREIN
bou.e he kent immeoiaiely a. lnd1ual oils, hnd
stating The cife 20 tie commanding onor, f"guesivl
me surrender Of biz fl.ve. Critiniy SiI' wa
me short aud efficient answer and ne doctor re-
furu, home with bif property s'olen from h-h ny
ne Ssce.sioli-ts ana returned to hiin hy ono OF
Ihs Lincoln il.tsanh."
", nluute Tho Circumstance - PREDATORY 70 me
publication Of tie following oorresponconce between
Ire venerable Judge Underwood u Warren County
md ZEN Buell. on the subjec, Of fVpitss slavet II
Tie Union Cu1ps
Tie loit.f from Gen. Buell., we venture to say,
wall 10 vary far toward BRINGING about the most de-
Unable result and we o.. The attention ~ our
s,ufnern friends 10 no Correspondence, ~ con-
ncinQ ., Hence Of The base ans ~ Nhicb lhey nave
been betrayed into rebellion.
Z, he Cd.io, II ne Ioa,ei'l. Joa,aaL ,,,,.,o.,
yrt. q. pleased ., pubsh "a. inciosui letter r.
ctrei io.oey non zen. Bls. cure 1t vi" meet TIE
hsn4iy ippf0gsi - ert = keniurkl.n, n,A
s.ii A Bogen'u its sfss mend o. renufr ~ 'i'
and utusrly aetoy tts iro.ion II Saver N TIE 7"nn
-fn tee aAl 1 Tia; pufrcsp the tonsi ot oi We o'"
sttes j. Itrily ct iir ~ ny Judgn' i t.' P n
" TOO 5oaG enrafsdiu i f,beioh all fessiy s' do~
tc Y. sud iili 20 co. fa-tsaDl hv uni OF ou Na"h'
g.pstit ,a over - oc country ~hfn'''f ifb Sc CO."
sir .ra TIA, - Co.ea e.. -rDnsent 'na ~
tes al M 1905 f.ih adhere tie ti1,ipea OF te 'u
ltu' In H. r-'io4 ~lsyo. Ilsh Gen Dus'le''' az
nl4lii,at4taeu OF a.. riyht spint.
j. Il. UNDERWOOD.
ps,n.r,rrya. pprAKrrIHT Og lug Ohio,
NAHruLr, Marcbt ltii
Drse SR ifay. BAD 10 bon rto q rive your cotiul
ion 81 let ins Oh subject Of ins'o '"'fs III 'n0
t4aps o. The amy .. -. ,.t
II his c3i.e 10 M knowledge that la'.' some utA
n Wsy .proy fly r.o cur ires, Hnd IN some
they mGy h. entced tIere but hhf me hu"oI "a pos
maruhed b. f.poIt Sctsr1i 0rpiei9"s H"te bse "i" 20
ne % Tosa.s haze ttha J0n"d 10 C' ''
Guc 90 rery nrfracs IN ~ ~ hf HI'F Hss ''''f'
NJ. aslro md tue Mn G1fB go tr4
sod ha ~ r,nlH. 200 that Aefr WI l".l' o' b.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

Tmr REyIsyE SrasIcE.--Ths Board OF Examiners
Tor tho Revenue Service are now in session daily ~
their of =. No 30 Piue street. The little steamer
Lady MWctmoni, recently puFchaaed by the Gov
eminent, - q revenue cutter VIII shoHy De SUP
.-iu,ed Tor the Tug now doing service ~ tho Mar
DIVA
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THC LIVING IlWPOIorAMus VIII soon mnke
ri. bow si BAsstss Mr-trS The announcements are
nosiii.t lhai b. closes tu-rs n~It strUkpAi "ssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

Prof. john W. :. Hows. the well-lnown Elocu.
.iouis. vii reed Stake care and sheridan ton sh'
q a. mon Hail. portions Of julius Gear AHd u.
.ho0l ior Scandal b,Hs assisned Tor tie evening
suteri linment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

The Cuuard mail steamer Afrcn, Capt. Stone Ten
yesterday for Liverpool with - Passergers aud
4 .O3.tOi ia st.cie.
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The following is report If the amount OF Coal
TRANSPORTED over tho Delaware, Lpckawanna and
W..fcrn Railroad for the week ending Saturday,
All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

The receipts OF the Grand Trunk Halfway Tor me
s.rpk ending March /. 49, -
C,f,syen1pg seek Last yeag,.. 'E'" -
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I0tal................... Is, iti u 10 VI
Iocrga.a................... $40, ~
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
OUR HILTON HEAD CORRESPONDENCE

OUR HILTON HEAD CORRESPONDENCE.
HIIox HEAD, s. c.. Jan. IL, 1852
Arrival Of Lightshp from Neo York-The Baltic at Port
Royal Fsy7yArriral of Reinforcemepts for the Rebels
The South Carolirans Desire to Meet the Massachusetts
Troops--ADass al Tybee-7hs Effect Of the Stone Eied
Bockade-Operaons in The North Edisto--The Blockade
of Ssono Inlet-Desertcrs from the Rebd Aymy-Taeir
Saiements-.Preseaation to Captain Eidridge de-. de-
avail myself of the opportunity to send line by the
steamer Rhode Island, which arrived this morning
from Fort Pickens and tho Gulf She bears in
teresting intelligence from forces in that region
which shows that they active and inclined to keep
the rebels as busy they possibly DESIRE As she
carries full details OF Of the past month from
the IERALps specials there 1t 10 unnecessary
attempt to give the news from that quarter.
The steamer Mcclellan, Capt Gray, arrived yesterday
from New York. with fine lightshp In tow, which is
be moored Of Martins Industry Shoals In day two.
Il Is singular that the Lighthouse Board should have
allowed 10 much time TO clapss before placing light
that important point. will be the only light from the
capes of Virginia to Cedar Keys the Atlantic coast
and viii be of immense value 10 mariners who blown
upon the coast
The stesmer Hbb, Of the Coast Survey, arrived on
Thursday and will immediately enter upon the duties
assigned her Capt c. o. Bousle, Of tho Survey corps,
assumes command Of her, and the yxon will return TO
New York for much needed repairs Capt. Bouiee Is
now engaged In surveying Broad river.
The Mcclellan brought a few Sunday HKRALDs Of the
5th and the rebel aocouts Of the Port Royal Ferry affair
Of the LIST very amusing I'VE were repulssd on tho
let not aware Of H.; and we were equally igno
rant Of the fact that hao second battle on the 3D.
There doubt that wc drove the rebels back the
3D. but that the result Of the snboats Smelling, and
not owing primarily TO the land forcss Tho reports
ave received from other sources hs heavy loss