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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

r,CA1Ro, May 23,-A tug sent down from
the feet to reconnoiter, was fred on from
Fort Wright on Wednesday evening. Sui
sequeut demonstrations by the rebels prove
that they still occupy The place.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

NEW HAVEN. May 22-The House to-day
cJncurred with the Senate in re-electing
James Dsxon by the foiIowing Toteg Dixon
sl62, Chapman, Dem, IS, scattering 5.
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Sc EKKiOEE9S.99

E1GEGGSG q y
EyRESH RUTTRR--25O ROD
4 nice Fresh Table Butter in store This
ing, at Eio'ts Family Grocery.
20 boxes German Sosp,
20 Palm
so Star Candles,
81 Starch, just received at EilIott's Fami-
" Grocery.
5 cases Paraffina candles,
gross German ycerine roap, for toilet use,
gross Transporter tsoap,
boxes corn star eh, Tor culinary purposes,
10 dozen assorte siz. Bishoprick's baking pow
der, just received at Elliott's.
25.oO0 pounds A No. 1 hams,
10 900 pounds prime shoulders, se-sfI
tOOO9 pounds sides, in store, and for7sale at FL
hott's Family Grocery. --1-s
LARD.--2,OUO pounds prime leaf lard.
RYE.-500 pounds pscrhed rye
BARBEY.-200 pounds Parched barley, just re-
Ceiyed az EIliott's. = 49,
BROOMS.--75 dozen nice brooms, from I5c to
49c, just received at Elsiotts.
FBCUR.-l60 SKIS double extra white wheat
-four Is bbls xxx family -four, warranted to be
equal to any in the city, at Elliott's.
may z a asas.g ssT sd "a .aa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
R oard1nG.
Court Notice.

s num-er of day-Soarders can be accommoda-
ted, CHI APP. Location convenient Enquire this
Office for particulars. may22
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M0St0DaV5s EfEfs.--Ass8fofss aAHseStOns'
when we find our ideas less clear than usual, eye
sight dimmed and head dizzy, may feel sure
that We are in immediate need of soms cooling and
purifying medicines. No time should be lost in
procuring box OF Holloways Pills, which will
restore order to the dsranged functions Of the liver
and stomach. e 17s
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

They dealing in and selling Alen's lm7rov
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud u
bing, Hiram Hopkins InpToRed Smut Maehi
Stephen Hughes Flour Sepsrators, German 30
Ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hose q
Of the bost kind; Tinpafes Sheet Irons Block to-
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
aud workInen, and win give all work entrusted 70
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work. and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
pS- Office and Sale Rooms, No. 90 Main stree
Founder v, Boiler Yard al / Machine Shop ing
street, between First lscond streets, Evans
vile, Indiana. decT
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: {. liILBERT 8 CO.,S.O

GAAAD ANG~ = ~ OVe Oe
nfhfA -60xEs cE6AEs, InBDE
SyVO quality to choice HaTaf a. for
sac very low Par hlsers vii find IL 70 their in
terest to ex mice our stosk beFors ba tinc. gafi
aHh za~F "a s. Il. GLIB TT d CO.,
. 4..--r.- l4t.-. No Sycamore st. (
MACK EREL,- rs pIckagoe, Nos. ], 2, N 80, in
whole and half blYs aad kits yer fihe quail ,ty
JEST ,ciged, and fpr sac Low, by 5. +. Gilbert
o., NJ Sycamore Get.
PiCk BED HbeakING.--l0 half bblss ia 3 re-
ceiyed by S. f. GILBERT & o. .
may 4 ~n No. ycamore st.
"a UPPEEER .4G4S E.H.-.zyV-O TFs R3
~ lot of those nic7 SHAKER BROOMS-so
cheap at % cents each, at gFIGKERY BROS, I
Cct24, = - sasA Ash y A@ No s3sAIasn Street
&c UCR ShE.s' o. UJV~T IL $50 dozen
- Just received at E Il f. 3 n7 ara
SCHAPKER b BUSSIEG'S,
are92 II znnaz no. 40 Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Walnut Street House REQ ened.
REG Lea We TO 4SN-FORSM THE
II public that have rented and re- opened the
above named popular House, and that / am now
ready 10 accommodate permanent and transient
Boarders.
No pains win be spared to make my guests com
Portable. nj. p. JONES.
IN DOZEN Coal Oil Ohimnies, assorted
SWU sizes, comprising some new kinds not yet
offered the public in tn place, just received per
steamer Lancaster, and for sale at
FICKERT BROS,
febIS No. 50 Main Street.
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HIRAM NELSON Jos e. AcRETEoLDS
AUCTION & COMMISSION

RW -H.KESOsV- q 90. NO ULD IN.
~ . form the public that they will attend. 20
selling commission at suction, private sale,
any and all kinds of merehasd se.- Particular ct
and other vehicles. Particular attention given TO
selling household furniture, both old aud second
hand, and we Will attend TO selling at auction sale
in any part Of the city or CO. nty. i, 5----
II. Nelson will pay paTticular attent to collect
ing debts claims, viii act agent for renting
hou4es and collecting rents, and any and al bust
cess eLtru.t d 10 3 zaaa SEA st =
Once on Main street, opposite Court Housa, enc
door from Crescent City Bank, Evsnsvills.
TnsyI5 AK 81 H NELSON d GO.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

WAsHISeToN, May 28-The latest adj
vices received 81 the Var Department are
as 70 lows:
Our army has been within Eve miles of
CoTinth for four days, skirmishiag. The
enemy does not seem inclined to make an
attack. EE# ERM /
y All is quiet in the Departments Of Gems.
Fremont, Banks and Mcdowell AH
No dispatches nave been received from
the vicinity of Richmond since yesterday.
No engagement has taken place.
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shhisIAAh AAAH1s.-s'.... sss-sWM. M&AL&AG
I'D A J1Zs q 55Jlz1Fv7Ti - = ~
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grfst Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mill5
Thrasing hachIne9, &ye.
EVANSVILLE, IND
HwVHE PROPRTET0RS OF THE CITY rom
Il dry beg leave to inform their friends and tbs
public in general that they are prepared to de s
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEY WIS.

Tax NOTICE.
HI PER SO.S"S HsE-sS H"E ~ q
az sthenselves d. inqseRt "a Tax Duplicates
would do well to call imHe6 lately aud sett the
same il they wish to ssvecOss, for shall proC esd
TO collect the same arc9rdiugFto law.
80 LEROY CALVERT, T.Y. c.
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~ MACHINE AND FTEIsHING WORK,

MAJHINE AND FINIoHI-Ft WUhhl
AID everything apyertaining 70 the Foundry busiu
nesa. They arc Manufacturing STEAM EEatNEs AEE
BOILERS of any size aud power required. Sag Aiiu
Machinery and Mil Gearing Of amy size DiEtil-
Terry and Mining Machinerys Tobacco reEa GnIn-
Horsepowers Corn-shellers M AZ hiuery q an Rirds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass OaBtlng, o.
every description, Iron Houserouts Cellar G-atest
&C. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest m-
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
: BREWERS, DlSTILLEisS, itECTIFIERS5 30
Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles RefrigerntorsI
A ttemporators, Sparges, Sfillheads and Worma On
an improved principle Columns for Alcohol StiliA
Yeast Jugs, Cans, SyphOns, &c. Copper Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of every
variety, for Leer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks and
Workmen sent to all part to At up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and shaet Ircn
Work, DC.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-24

r. p AiE - $500 e' mon Plea of Wander
Vanderourgh County: buTgh Comfy.
SeuteIu Der Term, 1862
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Great Indictment to Invest.

AZ NO "" OFFBR ron SIZE .MKS
N Barrel Factory Buildings, Steam Engine and
Machinery, capable Of making over enc hundred
Tight Barrels per day. Terms LIBERAL
Evansville, May so. 1s62.-d2w "a : LIE =
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-18
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, Savannah, April l2.-'i'he follow
ing, from the Republican of this morn
ing, in regard to the surrender OF
Fort Pulaski, is fully credited in off
cial circles:
1t is with sincere regret We learn,
since our country edition went to
press, that Fort Pulaski, after most
gallant defence against guns vastly
superior to its own, surrendered to
the enemy at 2 O'Clock p ". yester-
day. Corporal Law, of the Phoenix
Rlhencn, stationed at Thundcrholt,
brings information direct. He reach
ed the Fort at + a. ". yesterday and
started o, his return immediately
after the flag was struck.
Oslethorpe, who occupied the most
exposed position of the F'.rt, and
Lieut.. HUSKY, was stunned but not
seriously hurt.
Col. Olstead scnt no official dis
patches, but verbal message, that
the garrison had done all that men
could do. He attempted to signalize
to Canston's bluff yesterday morning,
but such was the fire that no human
being could stand on the rampar:s
for moment. Nearly a thousand
shell of tho largest size were thrown
into the Fort from the Federal bat
tories. 1t will be gratifying to know
that, though much exhausted, all the
garrison are well except the. four
wounded men. We think this ac-
count may be relied on as correct
We could obtain no further partiru-
lars. 1t is corroborated by another
witness and signal man who went
down and returned in company with
Law. In addition. TO the above,
we learn that the enony brought Two
of the largest vessels into the river
yesterday, anchoriug one abreast of
the fort and one opposite their bat
teries at Oakley Point.
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dispatches from charleston this morn
ing. say the bombardment Of Pulaski
continued all night. This morning
the fort replied with more vigor aud
rapidity than yesterday using heavy
English rihed guns. -
The retverbef ALTON. Of our guns
shook the windows in Savannah.
After some hours firing all the enc
my's batteries, except one were ST.
fenced. Two ofthe eneny's vessels
have been towed off, disabled. =, %.
It is reported from Savannah that
Bort Pulaski surrendered at2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon Seven breach
es were made in tho wall and three
shots put in the. magazine. All the
bapbettc guns ana nearly all the
casemates sulls were 'dismV,nted.
Nobody was killed in the fort. -Four
were wounded, but not mortally. The
surrender was unconditional.
The garrison consisted of volun-
teeie '''''' '''.''l''iH' i'''io.t''''
Oglethorpc's light infantry and sew
erat Irish ana German companies
making d fo'ai OF hVe+oharea. Inc
SURRENDER Is coh4'iiea'
Inc enemy h''' i tremendous pat
terry OF ''&ht IafF'S gun. carrying
co'''e"l steel pointed balls h"arinS
upon ''H 'o'"''' anu "Gak"S,' wall "f
i.lo tort. Almost every !a'I "eh' en-
Ht'iI 'hf""Gh 'l'' wall -:n""S one
'i!o''S;''" OF is'H largest shells 1eh IN
'''f '""' A'' garrison was cNAa''S--
''o' IN '':'2 '''''E' one gun ie'' On III"
SCUM size 70 answer me l a'Fo'
';'tt'FS' nc o'F'1'i' nave a'ic.'ore"
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SINGLE COPY lOCENrS.

The privilege OF. yearly advertisers is
strictly limaed to their own Immediate and
regular busifess and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as incltt-
ding that OF its individual membera.
Advertisements published at Irregular
Intervals, 81 per square for each insertion
All advertisements for strangers or tran
seat persons, TO be paid in advance
Advertisements got marked on tho. copy
''r - specified time, Will pc insr.tcdtiil for-
md. and ru vIIo!Ir c%actcl.
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SHREVEPORT, FRIDAY, APRIL Is. 1862.

Governor OF the post, with brigade
of twenty-five hundred men. Andy
johnson wanted ten thousand to pro-
tect Nashville. Fourteen thousand
are sick (D All the hospitals and
many private houses are filed with
them. Last Monday four thousand
sick We're sent to Cincinnati and
Louisville. There was great demon.
alization in the Federal army, and
thousands had deserted. Col. Br-
ford's kentucky regiment refused to
go into Nashville. Hundreds were
deserving daily, in Squads of fifteen
or twenty. : The people in the
vicinity Of Nashville show the great
est loyalty to tie Confederacy..
The force at Shelbyville is twenty
five hundred. The remainder of the
Federal force is stretched from Pulas-
XII, via Columbia, towards Chattanoo-
ga. Blue rockets were seen going up
from west to east on Sunday evening
supposed to be signals for the enc
my to hasten their troops.
The lst Michigan regiment has
said That if the war did not cease in
thirty days they would lay down
their arms. Many had applied for
the writ Of habeas corpus, to get out
OF the Federal army; that they did
not enter the army to fight against: a
people contendin@ for'their liberties.
i,cu.. Dumont wanted to know !:
they thought the writ would be re-
.pccted in Nashville, as it had -not
been: elsewhere. He said he would
shoot the frs; ;na,, who applied f"r;t.
The Mich! randcrs then said tlatth"v
would Kill their officers in the first
f@lI., raise the white flag, and go
Owe. to the Confederate army.
One Pennsylvania and one Iowa
regiment had mutinied, and refused
to go farther with the Federal army.
Their arms were taken from them
and they We're sent North.
Gen. Buell's entirc command con-
sisted of ninety nineregiments, rang
ing from 233 to 46I men, making 30
600. DeductinS the sick, the deser-
tiers and the mutinols troops sent
back, it would leave BHcll,s force at
Savannah about $4,000.
|. Lieut.. Crowly of the 18th Louisi-
ana, who lost his right hand at Bel
mont, lost his left hand at Shiloh.
He still clings to our cause refusing
to resign.
Corinth, April II, 5 p. M.-The
enemy has advanced from Huntsville
and taken possession of the bridge
at Decatur, Ala. One OF our Lieu
tenants only was present, without
any force, and opened the drawbridge
to keep the enemy from crossing
The citizens of Decatur, being threat
ened with the burning of their town,
closed the draw, and let the enemy
over.
Brig. Gen. GLADDEN. died from the
effects of his wounds this morning
VIM. Rowland, private in Capt.
Fowler's 54th Tennessee volunteers,
who deserted, and was captured on
the battle field of the 9th, in the
enemy's ranks, in their uniform, was
shot at e, n,clncls this afternoon In
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4 SENSITIVE P1G-'|Vanity Fair"
says:
We have read a queer story in tho
country papers about a very tat pig
which was so startled by lady
sncezing suddenly near its pen that II
broke its fore legs and. went straight
to bacon. This happened. OR is said
to have happened, somewhere in Con
necticut, and the moral to be drawn
from it IS this-that, however obnox-
ious that State has been to the rest
Of the world on account of bass-wocd
hams, its real, article of CANNON 's
bv no means to be sneezed at.
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.Welearn from the Louisville Joarn-
al Of the 22d that Alexander Cassidy
ofthat city, Adjutant General to Gen
Buckner, who was taken prisoner at
Fort Denelson, died on the 21st ult
at Camp Chase, near Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Cassidy waga brave man, and
was universally beloved by q large
circle of:friends in Kentucky and else
where. Even the Journal iscompelled
to acknowledge that che was great
favorite with allwho knew him.
-Delta.
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DECEASED LOUISIANA VoLcNrEERs.
The 'Vicksburg Wing Of the sth,
says:
The following is a listof the deaths
Of soldiers at the notwithstanding
past week:
: VIM. Tomlinson, typhoid pneumo-
MIA, 25th Louisiana regiment, COM
pany ID. y
N. II. Long, pneumonia, 18th Lou
isi;lna regiment, company G.
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ASSOCIATIONS.
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les,,le I. Q. o. z.
+ '''Sksa The regular meetings of
METH LODGE. No. II, arc held
on Wednesday evenings. at T o'clock,
at their Lodge Room on Texas street.
\. SELIGMAN, II. q:
f. w. SrILKER, Secretary. MO
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~ SHREVEPORT LODGE of F.
! NJ and a. NJ. No. ll5, meets
every Friday at II L. NJ.
~. JOHN W. JONES. VIM.
j. Fl. Brow nlee, Sec'y.
!. Shreveport Chapter Of r. 4. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the End and 4th Monday Of each
mouth, at "A 2. NJ. J. &. MCW1LL1A,Is,
i. {. Waller, Recorder. II. T..
Shreveport EeancR, r. and 8. M No. 3,
meets on tbe LIST and Sd Saturday of each
month. att - p. NJ. EMMETT u. CRAIG,
Icnry Levy, Recorder T.G..M
%. Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
Texas street, over Mayors office. no24
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kuLkD AND WouNDED.-It is, of
~oult-e, impossible thus early, togive
anything like Il list of the casualties
ct the day have however obtain
I'd the following.
1.-The N'ashington Artillery, 5th
company, lost. two killed and six
slightly wounded.
Z. Tire Confederate Guard Battal-
ion, Maj. Clack, lost four killed and
several wounded. Killed-Pat COT
fee, Company A, Lieut.. 2 Macbeth,
Harrington and Carthy, Company B.
Wounded-Lieut. Harley, HI. Viii:
son, VIM. and John BoSgets, G. G.
Bryant, II. Bennett, j H Cohoun,
John Horan, Geo. r Haller, Robert
Lemon, w r Mathers, p Fl McDer-
mott G S Martin, Jno McCurry, and
CIV Verlander. Company B, D. II.
Foster, and others whose names l
could not ascertain. Maj. CLARK I'M
hurt.
3.Jefferson.Mounted Gdurds unhurt.
4.Watson's Artillery, causalties UNI
known. y
5. LIST Louisiana Regulars. Col.
Adams, wounded and Capt. Wheat
killed. Many reported killed and
wounded among men, but names un'
known. This regiment took a bat
terry.
6. 4tk Louisiana, Col. Allen, wound
ed in the face. Men suffered severe
ly.
7.1lth Louisiana, Col. Marks and
Maj. Mason wounded.
This is all can positiyel y say to :
night.-Pitayune.
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of sixty thousand in the expedition
up the Tennessee.
The Confederate loss will not. OK
coed four hundred killed. and three
Thousand wounded. Most Of the
wounds are slight. ;;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-19
Wa lIinHIOn lions,

Ua'din1'on, March l, Many exaggerated state
nerts having been made as 70 'hs m lrtaltJ in the
imy It is EEcertAined from nj ,isl sources, iha, the
lumber ~ d0Aihs among the Regulars stationed
hire, FOR tie quarter ending with March, l>ji was
90; fr tie quarter ondins with June, 80 Regulars
ana 20 Volunteers f1r tbe quarter ending with Sep.
,embcr, % Regulars and 40 Volunteers, and FOR the
quarter ending with December, 10, Regulars aud
go Volunteers. ToIsl deaths, 9,99O-of Which 100
rofe from wounds. TIE shove dsIths were ia 251
reg ,m nts, including thcso Of the Army OF the Po-
tcUtr,
TIE i.tdI feupc, uuoff p'al recftysi hers % the
csliure Of Newbcrn, n. c., After hsrl-'ousht
battle, has added 70 the general ", especially az
t 70 considered we have thereby secured greA'
nj taIy advantages, and places Iho safety o. Gene
raj Bu,ns.G beyond question.
ENeen prisoners, principally from Maryland
tud Virginia, were released from 'he Old Capital
Pnsu, today, they having previously taken she
oa,4 - allegiance,
Wendell Phillips has tOen aidreasins sAc sol
d.efs ~ AltxAndIis.
H., President las made the GLOWING appoint
nae l. Of Cadets - wosi Point, VIZ
II. W Baker, Illinois, Albert 5, BAyliss, Ken
mcly, William H. phan, Wisconsin, FREEZER K
A MaheN7, New York, Henry D, Wd!en, Jr.'
Georgia, Arthur Tracy Lee, Massachusetts,, FL
Warl Everett shArr,. Missouri, Eras'us d, Gaines,
Illinois, TrAvms Jones, PennaJ lvanA, CHARLES
woodson Bates, Missouri, AlAo Richard Tlyior
Chur,Alu from the District Of Columbia. The All
mentioned is son q tho late Captain Churchill,
L. s A, who died IA the s'rvics in Mexico.
Tie Supreme Court has decided, SfIsr an sab,
rate Argument, two eases, namely; the United
States against LYsander BAbbiti, and the Z nlted
States against Robert Coles, in favor Of the nised
States, settling therein that registers and rsosiVers
Of public lands cannot retain the fees military
bounty land warrants beyond the compensation d
three thousand dollars per Annum, 10 which they
were limited by the act Of 1918. This decision Of .
long contested question saves to the Government
nearly million OF dollars.
RsadiT General Burnside WAS Ihs AhernoS
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Tho Battle AT leland No, 10.

Gu .cogo March ls.-A special dispatch nom Ca
n Ism, ssys that messenger has iut arrived
'r"m lsAni No 10. He says that our bo.w KEEP, up
Al incensaui hre all day yesterday. The rebels
Boz, SIX Distinct b.iteries % the Tennessee shore
O4e shCt struol. The B,ntNn, 4 Lng one man and
wDuEing seven. One raei guu on tie 81. Louis
hurhi, ScuHdirg sever. men. TIC 81. Louis VIA
struck several t'uss, The enemy are very stron y
'itiesj, nd have lsrge number Of troops on the
main and S'els NON ihe mortars M In the enc
uy's en'r'g .hmenis every thee. All tie mlrta-
hoau arc 50 leave ere Immediately !or the scene ol
action.
Washington, March ,.-Tae " ~ Daplr,moat
rCge''s1 Tire l1IoEing In afternoon .--
Cdiro, March lS.--New' received this morning
- .ine O'Clock, 'rom the 9 ship Bontua, dUDd
ror I|sr num'er Ten, March .7,h, says
Neiai uEri work ttla Afternoon wish the uppor
ls,st-y ~ a., 81 ths point. Four shotr truck rs
ou'r 9ui o, tue FIRE " I've .ot5, one SIT, sLsr
sIaAUg tho aIpcr deck t"ice ald the loEor dock
oace "a! breaking some Laf ,o,on ualm-, ans4 =
lC'g.l ! suo flag oil 'o'7 desk, 'cpos.tirg tIs,li
ss g.ir'y Is p,ssib,s
W. tsgs battered ,hs forts al 10 piece, 1i7-
moulding one gun, but yht came upon NJ, and
We had - leave wihout finishing the work, bu,
vii to morrow 90 al him again.
\ .'si gun b rst on board the 81 Louis, and
EteltNo men outright, woundir- mort.lly w,
more, and slightly wounding ten others. III,
uo'ims ore doing well.
'Sgucd! A. NJ. PrNyocg, Senior Oai,er
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-19

FoEI, No., Mdrck ia short time since,
anticipating a r,uo! movement in Texas cJuniy, NO.,
Con. Hsls,k ordered Eve companies Of no ps
ard ,v0 light steel Gpoubd mounted % two
vh.ss End drawn BY two horses VI Ior Col. WOOD
10 rcpsi. 70 that yi-nity.
Tudiug no enemy there, Cd. Wood pushed on
g. Nem, II iou county, Ark, waere he enc ,uni-
cred aiafBey superior foi OF rebels, and afser a
sharp sht routed them, killing about 100 and tax
ius many prrouer', among item three colonels.
or loss was Abou, ny.
Tho prisoner taken by GonarN Curtis at Pea
Ridge are IN route .or 81 Louis, under proper
guard.
To reports that Gener. Curtis Is in dangerous
pos hon Il ,plss. Forage fur bis cavalry Is soaros
bnI In other rospeCis this situation % our troops Is
cloorirs
The cemoral. sed AMI crippled ,orcca OF Generals
Price aid Van Dorm ara moving south.
ST. LOTS, March 10.
L. g., arrAW srANros
Ab,uuIng puty under Lieut., Col. Wool and
Mir Biale, cpnsis,nG Of about go mon Of the 9th
anfour aud Sd Ioss cavalry, encountered near
SA.eIn, Ark, al. M 1900 fthe enemy under CD,
O. man, wDojs.des and Mcfarland.
Ater svere shi the enemy was defeated, with
'he SO Col. w ojsidss, aud 40 NJ iCO killed and
wounded, a. q considerable number Of prisoners.
Our ,of- was - hulr1 and wounded.
8 gntdJ II. W. HuLEoK,
Major. General.