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Celebrate OF Sc. Pa trick,s Day.

mThc Irish civic societies Of this city will celebrate the
anniversary Of St. Patrick the Apostle Of Ireland, to-
morrow Monday, the 18th inst by public parade and
procession, Of which The following is tho programme
The line win form on Fast Broadway right resting on
Grand street nine O'Clock precisely, and will fall in
in tho fJowlng ORDER
The sixty ninth rcsimea under command nm of Major James
PhonIx brigade and other military companies aud orCan
Thc lion Michael Connolly in open barouchc with Mr.
'0"h wynn +. L. CAREY. Grand Marshal
AlDs,-Mes.rs james White, Daniel GrinnOn' p Halrin
raSs sSscn MGp1s.n Rs.Ms sna T. eea ash Maronc
l. Thcmss Francis Meagher ca6-Marshal, Edward Duty
y kneient Order Of uiIetnians, New YorkMarshals
Isss 1 .ss ssndd xdson aa M%e ras Ke PeeT Me
Ginnss, fohn 6occran, Dominck Lynch, Hugh Brady.
teT % IeGwit6 AidsoSn Gu66ns Hugh Monaghan James
Ancient Order of Hibemans, wcstcheser county, New
!, Long shoremens Union Benevolent scccty--Marsha
Denis sollivsn. Ai-Edward Buckley. Right resting on
Bsncvosn Society of tho United Sons Of Ern escorted
by e E%erad asr o % under o of MsS MSapn nf F1nSs
Ngscnt Rlsh, resting on tg kSgers ,s street p,
soslcisSMarshs Patrick D@yer xdsJohn airan and
Michael Foley. Kiyhl resting on Market street,
sss sssw ssn r'1 % sH'fy
KIM T@ NIsc n EoS% Ps Srpny
Thomas Cummings, John Mcpermo Right resting on Mar.
Father Matthew Total Abstinence Society, of South Brook.
uf faN MspaY Gsuc Lane Psrs ore rs
kiity. . 49,
Aid-Jamcs Smith. Right resting ON Caiharinc
street.
Tho line Of mach viii be taken a ten o'clock precisely,
when divisions will couniermarch down East Broadway
i ~ viii pass il review before his Honor The Ma, or aud
COMMON Council and thon proceed Broadway tu Union
sn,are and around the Washington Monument through
street 70 Second thence through rs cnty
third strcct First and Eg nh street 10 Fourth
avenue whcu they will be dismi sod.
Narshas and tner Aids requested 10 report 70 the
Grand Marshal ~ PIKE street, a. So O'Clock A NJ
' n. l. CARI:Y, Marshal.
James white Daniel Crinnon, r. q lrin, Thomas Mona
han J. McIussy Michael Gicn, Hugh Murrry Special
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Our Port au Prince Correspondence.

TUAI zU TEINIE fihyti FtD z, I6bz.
Tsciion Of s Prssdsu 10 the Soutt Of The Rspabiic--
riclent Shocks Of Ed7Aquake-Couerfea Money in Cir.
c,tlaiion, DC, de-
There is nothing new In politics. The President, with
two Of the Secretaries OF sate has left the capital for
tho South and viii be absent several weeks The steamer
Gerard conveyed the party far Cora where they
received bya detachment Of troops already
forward by the steamer Of the 22d Of December who,
for the rcmsindsr Of tho visit win act escort Tho
party Ia AZ present in Jereme. All is perfectly quiet
here.
Several shocks Of earthquake have been noticed Of
them being accompanied by loud noise IA far heard
from damage has been occasoned. The newspapers,
commenting ON the occurrence, ask why these oarth-
axes violent and frequent ia the spring aud
autumn than at other seasons.
Large amounts Of counterfeit paper money have been
nnI In rircnlalinn
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ALBANY, March Is, 1882.
Mr.. McsluHES presented twenty-five remonstrances
against the Concert Saloon bill
Mr.. PHELPS and others presented numerous remon
strances against the Broad way Railroad bill
Mr. SrErsoS reported bill 10 prevent attempts to
nit burglary and other crimes. The bill gives authority
to arrest and punish for msdemsanor all persons having
burglars tools in their possession known be
yelling in the elsewhere with the intention
picking pockets.
The bin was moved forward to first committee Of the
whole.
REPORTED FAvoRABLy.
To facilitate the construction OF ths Adrendack Rail-
road.
To exempt St. Johns College from taxation.
To appropriate SO 900 to the Peoples College.
+ To incorporate the New York Commercial Association.
For tho preservation OF game and fish.
10 regulate advertising in the city Of New York.
Mr. HUIBtRD, from the Committee on Ways and Means
reported the Annual Supply BILL which rscommittsd
for completion.
Mr. HuBURD also reported the Annual Tax bill for gene
Mr. REDNcroS offered resolution, which was adopt.
od making the report OF tho select committee the
prohibtory amendment and the report Of the Committee
on Towns and Counties the Excise law the special
order for Fri lay.
Mr.. McIEoD reported the Congressional Aprortou,nent
bill, which was referred back for completion
Mr.. McMrLIEN, from tho select committee to invost
gate the transactions Of the Military State Board report
ed bill for the relief of the volunteers. 1t provides
that evory volunteer furnished with uniform under the
contract between Philip Dorshemsr and Brooks Brothe
ovorcoat, two dollars and half for pair OF pants and
two dollars and half for jacket approprates S55 900
TO carry out the purposes Of the BILL and appoints the
state Quartermastor Major Patrick ana General James s.
Wadsworth commissioners to carry out the law.
Mr.. HALL reported bill to regulate the planting OF
oysters in Queens county.
Mr. MCLEOD gave notice Of bill for the payment of
the bonds issued for the defence OF the national Union by
the citV of New York
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Obsequics OF Lieutenant Colonel de Nom

tell.
TURNOUT OF MLITARY--sOLEMN FUNERAL SERVICES
IN THIRTY-THIRD sTREET-ADDREoS OF REV. DIR.
CUMMINGS, ETC.
The last rites due tho remains Of departed soldier
yesterday afternoon rendered to Lieutenant Colonel
yguier de Montei, who killed In the battle at Roa-
noke Island the sth Of February last The ciroum.
surrounding the death Of the gallant soldier and
the brave In which upheld the character for
natural bravery Of the French naton will long keep his
memory green In the American heart, and had all the
military Of the city turnod out yesterday to escort the
remains TO their last resting place. 1t would but be
well msrited tribute to tho hsroism Of the deceased
Ali who read the particulars of the bloody contest at
Roanoke Island cannot but be familiar With tho manner
ia which Lieutenant Colonel Do Montei met his death
Deceased went Out with the Fifty third regiment
New York State Volunteers (DEpineul zouaves),
in the capacity Of Lieutenant Colonel, but, owing
to an accident, that regiment had TO put back from
accompanying the Burnside expedition. Eager and
anxious to his country in the field he volunteered
TO accompany tho Hawkins Zouaves private sooner
than return with the regiment in which he second
in command Roanoke Island being taken, and land
ing Of troops effected, Do Montei, while charging with
the Zouaves was shot dead on the field Up to the mo
OF his falling feless corpse upon the field Of bat
tie the gallant soldier fought with the most determined
bravery, and impaired spirit and vgor to the soldiers
who were in his immediate vicinity In recognition
this bravery the following General Order was promul
gated from the headquarters Of General Burnside
Hahu VI inc eXpoultiOn:-
GENERAL 0RDERs-yo. 10.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT NORTH CAROLINA,
RoANoKx ISLAND Feb. 10, 1862
In giving the Do Montel to Of tho batteries
captured in the action Of the Sth the Commanding
raj desired to his deep respect for the memory
gallant soldier. Among the bravest Of the band who
fought the battle Of Roanoke Island was Lieutenant
Colonel viguer De Monteil, Ffy-third regiment New
York Volunteers Finding his regiment absent he prof
fered his services volunteer and fought bravcly
the till struck dead in tho very moment of victory
He foil leaving the memory Of his hcrosm as legacy TO
his family and eyamDi0 10 his fellow soldiers Rv
command OF Brigsdier General A. 4. BURNSIDE.
LEWIS RICHMOND, Assistant Adjutant General
AT two o'clock yesterday the funeral services took
place at the late residence Of deceased No. I66
1hrtythird street. The coffin placed in the parlor
Of the house. around which we're congregated a large
number Of ladies' together with the widow Of the gal
liant deceased who was bathed in tears. On the lid of
the coffin placed the sword and coat Of dccoased
wrcathed in flowers, with the following inscription
the same
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10th Of October 1891 Those refusing such oath
will be rejected as aliens
Any neglect on the part OF the army volunteer
geons Of their duties the sick wounded will be
ported to headquarters immediately
1t is stated that Of tho medical officers prisoners
OF war; have failed to give proper attention to their
sick and wounded. In OF this kind the medical
officers viii 10 deprived of ther parole and placed in
close confinement upon the facts being reported to head
Quarters
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NEW YORK ,IEaIsLATURE.
Senat.'.

ALBN Wy, March IS, 1862.
Reports FOR altering the map Of tho city OF New York
Made the special order for Tuesday nea.t.
For setting apart portion of the Literature Fund for
the purchase Of books and apparatus for academies.
Against Mutual Insurance Companys PrenAun Note
bill
Mr. LITTLE moved TO lay the report ON tho table. Car
ried
Mr. WOODRUFF introduced bill authorizing the con
structlon OF railroad Twenty sixth and other stroets
New York.
Adjourned till Monday evening, at seven o'clock.
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Married..

ARAGO-DE MONTnoLoS.-Un Tuesday. March H. at ST.
Stephens church, by the Rev. Dr. Cummings ROGER
ARAGo Lieutenant Of tho French Navy to ALBIXE ANN
YoANDE, Oldest daughter OF Charles do Montolon Con-
sui General Of Franco for the United States
81. Louis aud Washington papers please copy.
lioLsEs-FOIEs.-On Saturday, November o, 1861, by
tho Row Mr.. seares Mr. CHARLES N. HOLMES of the United
states Navy, TO Miss EsxA FonEs eldest daughter Of
Daniel Foiles, Esq, both OF this city.
LswE-JoHSsoN. On Thursday, March l3, BY the Rev
Mr.. Van Nest, Mr.. WM. II. LEWIS to Miss Pu.as NJ yoHN
son, oil Of this city.
MARyIS-BRrIr.S.--In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Mach
13, by the Rev N. r. Smith. D. D. CHARLES H. MARVIN 10
LAviMA daughter or II. N. Briin Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
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THE EVACUATION OF NEW MADRID.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The Rebels Abandon Their Artillery,
Batteries, Tents and Mill
tary Stores.
Occupation of the Place by the
Union Troops.
No Rebel Flag Now Flying
in Missouri,
&C., DC. &c.

OhiciaI Despatch to Secretary Stanton.
81. LOUIS, March IA. 1862.
The following is copy OF official despatch sent to
the Sc cretary of War;
After several days Of skrmshng, and number Of At
temps by the gunboats Of the enemy to dodge General
Popes batteries Point Pleasant the enemy has
aed his fort and intrenchmens Al New Madrid leaving
oil his artillery, field batteries tents, wagons muss &c.,
and an immense quantity Of military stores. &C.
Brigadier General Hamilton has occupied tho place.
No rebel flag Ia now flying In Missouri.
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Passports 60 Go south.

ine Provost Marshal OF Baltimore gives notice that
nag OF truce will be sent over to Norfolk ON Sunday the
io'h INST Thirty Of those persons to whom passports
nave been granted will be permitted 60 Those hold
ing passes VIII present them On Thursday his Office
before four O'Clock p. M and Saturday permit will
be granted TO the number named.
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The sailing of the Norwegian.

inTtANps mc.i hirch 10, ieb<
The train with the Canadian Mails, Is blocked Up By
The snow and the probabilities that tho steamer
Norwegian, which was to sail ior Liverpool VIII Dc do.
laire ur, 20 morrow Sunday forenoon.
A trcaioniOus snow storm IS raging hcro " night
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The Telegraph Open to Nashs lille, Clarks-
vile and Gallatin, Tenn.

IoOz'
The telegraph line is open for business between
here and Nashville and Clarksyfe and Gallatn Tenn
Dispatches bo sent to those places FROM all
parts ef the loyal States.
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Whites Spring style OF Dress Hats.
like the Bee of the Season. at Winter Garden eyerybody
gees 70 see. 2l6 Broadway.
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Prizes Cashed i'm MI Legalized Lot.
terles. Information given, VIM LOCKER; Broker.
zS Fine street, up stairs. room 40. 5.
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Dougan's Spring style OF GentIemen's 9
Hats now ready Standard price s. o. Give him cali at
l02 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and an.
Piled at BATCHELoE's Wig Factory. l6 Bond sterei.
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THE FIGHT IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Statement Of the Assistant Paymaster
Of the Cumberland.
Full List Of the Seamen and Ma
rines Saved.
The NAMES OF SOME OF THE KILLED.
GALLANTRT OF LIEUTENANT SELFRIDGE,
&C., &C., &c

Hugh Mott, paymaster's clerk OF the United States
frigatc Cumberland who board that vessel dur
ang the late exciting engagement with tho rebel monster
Virginia in Hampton Roads has arrived in this city and
Furnished with very interest ing facts respecting
khat memorable conflict His description of the fight
between the Cumberland and ths Virginia. or Msrrimac
tho sinking OF former vessel and the subsequent
counter between the Monitor and tho Merrimac differs In
no point from the accounts already published in
ths paper. The Ericsson battery ,he firmly believes s
Goo much for the rebe ron-ciad monster which no pre-
Aics will be surely sunk the next time Il in
eic with the Monitor.
Mott brings interesting st of the killed. and
baved from Cumberland. When the vessel went into
Action there hreo hundred and seventy six souls
officers and prvates, board. or these hundred
hnd sey .neen are known to have been killed and the
probability s that this number will not be very much
jncrcascd as is positively ascertaned that about two
Gandred and thirysix have been saved. This leaves
only twenty three persons unaccounted forthat is to
say, whose fate is not known. They may be dead or
prisoners strayng about.
Mr. Mott reports the following persons as among the
killed beyond 1oubt:-
Acting Master John N. Harrington Boston,
Chaplain LenhaIt, New Jersey.
Patrick Maloney, sailor, Boston.
VIM B. Hubbard, sailor, Marbiehead, Mass.
james Z. johnson, sailor.
George Putram, sailor, Boston.
Nathaniel d. Tcnney sailor. New York.
Nichl Gafgulio, sailor, New York.
Robert Murphy sailor, Boston.
WIN. H. O'Brcn, sailor, New York.
John Conner, sailor, New York.
John Collins boatswain's mate, New York.
Daniel Murray sailor, Massachusetts,.
Abram Dunn, sailor, Massachusetts,.
VIM. X. Moxon, surgeons steward.
Elias Livermore, boy.
Samuel Martin, sailor.
George Mcdonnell, ships cook Boston.
Holloway Bass.
Thomas Bowser, sailor.
Through Mr.. Motifs kindness we are also enabled to
publish the following list OF persons saved which will
undoubtedly interesting especially to such as may
have had friends relativos on board the Cumber.
land-
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,,, Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
Wigs the best the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye pri satey applied at No. Astor House.
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General Popc in his despatch to General Halleck says
Our New Madrid has been greater than
reported. Twenty-Five pieces of heavy artillery, twenty
four Founders and red, thrtytwo batteries Of field
artillery, an immense quantity OF fixed ammunition,
several thousand small hundreds Of boxes of
ket cartridges three hundred mules tents for army
OF twelve thousand men, and immense quantity Of
other property of not less value than million of dollars
have fallen into hands. The mon only escaped. The
enemy whole force Is demorazed and dispersed in
swamp on the opposite side Of the river.
The enemy abandoned their works so hurriedly as to
leave all the baggage Of the officers and knapsacks Of
behind. Their dead unburied. Their suppers
their tables, and their candles burning in
their tents.
furious thunder storm, which ragged all night, en-.
abcd them 10 get the river without bong dis.
covered.
Our heavy battery established during the night Of
the 18th instant, within eight hundred yards Of the
mys works. We opened ire at daylight, the 18th
instant just thrty-four hours after the guns were de-
livered to us at Cairo.
During the whole day yesterday lines drawn
closer around the works of the enemy under furious
FIRE Of sixty pieces Of artillery The fear of assault
upon their works at daylight induced them flee pre-
ciptately during the night Many prisoners have been
taken.
Our loss is about fifty killed and wounded.
Rollins was command Of the rebel feet and Generals
McConn Stewart and Gnatt Of the forces The gun.
boats went down the river. s,.
General Pope has twenty-five heavy guns with two
works Of the enemy which command every point or-ths
river.
The Occupation or New Madrid.
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM COLUMBUS TO
MEMPHIS-MrssOURI VIRTUALLY CLEARED OF THE
REBELS, AND KENTUCKY ENTIRELY so.
II thus appears that New Madrid is in our possession
Island No. 10 must follow, II it be not already
uated troops occupy Paris Tenn situated at
very great distance from that bend OF the Mississippi
the report Of its evacuation is doubtless reliable New
Madrid Is about sixty miles south OF Columbus and the
armies Of tho Union plainly advancing steadily and
surely General Curtis has cleared out the rebel troops
under Price from the southwestern part of Missouri and
General Pops-afsr having restored peace to Central
Missouri capturing AL the rebe troops in that region
with the exception Of fow predatory bands, which
troops stationed at certain possnow has succeeded
taking possession grand standpoint Of the rebels Of
Southeastern MIssour-thsir boased imprcgnabc works
Of New Madrid This action virtually clears the State Of
Missouri, and Hickman Columbus and other points Of
the Kentucky shore Of tho Mississippi have long since
eavsd that state is entirely cleared Of them Our map
will show the positions Of the various points recently
occupied BY the rebel forces both sides Of the Msss
spp river previous to the grand Of troops
NAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, SHOWING THE
POSITION OF NEW MADRID.
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Glorious Triumph.-

My Branch Boot and Shoe Store Has
Broadway. NJ l., HILL
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ncnutfful lrsl's Bloom
ot Youth or Et1uid Pearl the COM
eAion and skin For sale BY all druggists and No. lSo
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For Fine and Elegant Spring Hat go
to EsPENSCHEID. manufacturer liS Nassau Street.
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Glorious Triumph.-nIss. s. A. Allen IL
daily recsiyiny testimonals to the wonderful
hcr worlds Hair Resorer Hair Dressing They have
no equals and with every bottle Depot
l98 Greenwich street. near Fulton
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HolloWay's DIN nfMent Is tho Only Actual
and rfea II has failed Ia lhou.
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Purc T0baeeo-TellOW Bank Tobac.
coGoodns Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm.
puriies sor sale by all tobacco sasar dealers and al
wholesale by E. GOODWIN BROTHER o09 Water street
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For Weak and Nervous Peraoms.-
EarIes Ferro Phosphorntcd Excr Calsaya Bark Sold
=. drug store Brosaway, corner Forty second
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DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor OF Kennedy's
Discovery, win be at his Office the Smithsonian House.
March March H. 10 and H. AZ who are afflicted with scofula
running OF the ulcers any disease the skin OF
whatsoever kind or nature respectfully invited TO call
A perfect cure warranted in every
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lottegies.
kxNrucKr. EXTRA GLASS l25-March I5 1852
81, ~, Ia. ~. "a, 40, SO, SO, 56, Al. 60. At
KENTUCKY. CLASS l26-March fs, 1867
II: H. 4S. Al, 8, 27, 10, "a. lG, 81, 3S, 49, SO,
Circulars senfres Of charge By add Eess,ng either
MURRAY, EDDY co.,
Covngton, KY. or ST. Louis, No.
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omeial Draw,ngs or enc Kentuokx and

Delaware State Lotteries
KEsrucxx-ExrRA CLASS 7s-March Is. 1862
46, So. 63, 35, 8, Is, so, SIS, 66, 81, 70, 49,
DELAwARK-CLAss l74-March i5 1862
a. So 26, 6S, 49,, 81, g. 8, IL, %, 23 %, a. IL.
JOHN A. MORRIS co.
Wilmington Delaware, or Coyington, Kentucky.
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DE- Adam Lauric's Lkfc Pills-Prcparcd
from plAt that grows in the districts China are
certain cure for nervous debility neuralgia tcdolorcax ST
ts dance ind gcsion, dyspepsia, notency and an
vous disorders. VI per box; post free by mail
GEO. BULPiN. Agent, 42y Broadway, New Yosk.
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Arrivals and Departures.

DEPAKTVKIH.
MISUNDERSTANDING City Of New York-Mrs Thomson
and two children. Mrs W Divine Mr. Gilm and iy
Al. W II Power and lady. w Hough CT Garter, Henry
NWaptsin Wp Taylor J McLesn p Truman ami Wife W P
Melkenrath Mr. Bigeow, Ccrdukes Tucker, M Gus
kcalnes, wife and two c Adren Kane, Geo sa,che
Jonson, dad johnson Graver end son. DR. D)remus,
Te -FOUR children snd nurse Dexter Scinwey, Hugh
james May DaYd Kelley and vile. Sarah X, AIDE and
steerage passengers
BskaEN--Steamsip Bremen--O Becker lady and two
cni1fen Dubuque, Iowa; Miss ken Mr l. IAen Bremen
Meyer Nsw York Mrs seithei and two schoe
x,lers, New YORK; Schmidt, Detroit, Michigan; Miss
Rlike, Ur6ana, Ohio; Ruf, Memphis, Tennessee; Mrs
Dsrtnel Canada West Devils Cincinn ait; c Bownan
Frank lady and two sons Norwich. Connecticut; Koch.
Total 90 ~ - ~ ~'~eN'
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v.xxs co,, san F,rnoi-e..

SAS IHfs'isfn. .'ur. L. iais
Arrived ships Ringdoyc, New York Aurcrs inFto,;
Charger New York.
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nSesp

Bfrth.
MogRis.-On Thursday evening, March Is, at u wes
Tenth street, Mrs. r. Z. Morris, Of q son.
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Trusscs. Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Suspensory Bandages Drs GLON Err 4 YuORNE
No. Ann street, under Baynum's.
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tivcs on board the Cumber.
Y BOARD TEE CUMBERLAND
~ sKA6Bx.
Martin r. Bscker,
Caleb Miller,
John Miller,
Rich'd Seton,
Edw'd A. Cambridge,
Owen n. Jonss,
Dennis Mccarthy,
John H. Flynn,
Nich'i walsh,
Fred. Baker,
Robert Miller,
Cornelius Harrington,
Thos. Malone,
Aich'i Connolly,
John Csrtin.
John Fay,
1noS, Iumoortouy
Ed. Flynn,
James Mclaughlin,
Cornelius FitxsimmonS
John Farrell,
Edw'd Cobb,
Arthur Woods,
James Wilson,
John Cruise,
Brcnton D. Cook,
Samuel Thomas,
Isaac Bsnnum,
James Green,
Jeremiah Butter,
James Drisco,
Mich'l Stufles,
james Egnn,
Simon white,
John Mccarthy,
john Leonard,
John Dcvinc,
George Roach,
VIM. Trott,
Richard robin.
Abraham Scott.
Robert Chase,
Thomas Taylor,
Lyman F. Dodge,
Daniel O'Ncil, second.
Chas. y. Knight.
Caleb l.. Hudson,
Patrick McNamara,
James Walsh,
Marcus N. Hayee,
Edward Burns,
George Burns,
James LOWS.
Thos. Gillon,
Richard Kelly,
John T. Kinnard,
John Connell,
VIM. +. Wiley,
Isaac Fortune,
james McCracRen,
James Mcintosh,
Daniel j. Lynch,
John Doyle,
Thos. Tracey,
Henry Thomas,
Andrew Garyey,
James Cornell,
Jeromiah Delaney,
Chas. Roux,
Edward s. Gardner,
George Rankin,
Archibald Wilson,
Henry Brown,
Hiram Gage,
David NJ. Coleman,
Jainos Burns,
VIM. Lewis,
John Larkin,
James NARROW,
George Dennis,
Jeremiah Mahoney,
John Harrington,
Michael Clohcsey,
Roger Morris,
Walter s. Grey,
Mur,y Harrihg on,
John Carr,
Cheg. N. Stavans
Michael Moriarty,
Nicholas johnson,
John Myhew,
Bartholomew Flemming,
Cornelius Sullivan,
Jerome mason,
James + Hathaway,
George Center,
George W. Nscomber,
Joseph G. Smith,
James Douglas,
Stephens Cams,
John Callahan.
George ". Hall,
Frod'k Hendricks,
Thos. s. Peterson,
Dennis Kelly,
Goo. w. Case.
INES.
Dady,
Lanning,
Goatz,
DAILY,
Howard,
Murley,
Iesry,
Mccarthy,
Small,
Wilkes,
0'Connor,
Unknown.
men, between the Msrrimsc
Thomas o. sslfridgc, Of the
, the command Of the Monitor,
,unds OF Lieutenant worden.
for three days, when
ltenant william N. JeiYers, by
nent. Some rumors adverse
ing been circulated, We are
following letter from Flag
!, sets forth the matter In Its
fArrs FLAGSHIP MINNESOTA,
! koAps, March 10, 1862.
ioNAs q. SKiImDuE:--
loved from the command or
artery Monitor, and will turn
nant Commanding William N.
you | beg you to understand
equcnce of directions given by
were ordered 10 sea. Your
est satisfaction 10 every one.
ur Obedient servant,
j.. NJ. GOIhSBOROuGU,
Imanding y. A. v. SInair1n.
With the Morrim1c I.iontouani
for his bravery, maintaining
lis men wefo shot d,wn al