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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Rnsscnaexa AYrixoh

In Lart Hsrs,sf1 FROM lao Jsn.'ro-J Sampson ~ Ab
bot, lian.haV 4 Hire. Is A kofD. .
4, brig Thomas pss. f'o- Nst,fGs-W Aqsen and isdJ
Mr.. J. Bells colt md lighter. .
IN asame, Dadisy Hset J1Os. ke~1~rs, ~ ca Dunbar.
N. Oa.iisn a.,
Ia bl,s Od,-. J,-., P,cfos-Nuprei u. fsooesr hiss
PsLee Cooubs Niss Mary Jsro TicoDer Nile Mckenzie
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Mrs. Ann COX. fonnerIY L-oln Mhitchurch

WI spins,er who lett England s1op' October. lst2.
g. hsDn'a hom Liverpool FOR Bostr or Halt
I North America with Sit Burdesu tondc' the assumed
u Mr. hnd Mfs C.rke) l. requested to comTpnieae
with Mesrs HAMMOND NEPHEW. Nesspeper gents.
No q Lombard st. Lo' don. England II tho ID A. Coz
be dead furnish Legal evidence Of her death and
burial win be- 0munsrateJ aud reimbursed sI proper sx
p.ns~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

sfrtaTurs sf-s-sr
IN R....s,s3 se,s ..........3.tJ Mson-Sssa. Ga;
.isA x,rEA Tai,
ssndy Hook. LEO Dov Island % su01s.. Hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

A RRANGEMENr commencing July ], lSo2.-
~ FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
hrs,.claas seimer VIII Leave NewYork on tho let llth
and DIST Of each mouth except whom these dses sl on
SUNDAY when the day Of departure will be tho MONDAY
following q. =, -, =,
insyrr.n ID. B. ALLEN Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Ocean CLEANERS.

Norck The restc,ions on travel bsyrs been removed
BY order oftha War Department psssei shout to visit
Europe n longer be required, prov lie themselves with
passpcit- W ~ " DALI, Agent
CtEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
~ q Que-ns.ovn Cork HsrbofD.--1h Liverooo. Nsv.
Yok AID Li oelph.s Stesu.hp COMPANY intend dispatch.
IN, their full ed. Cyde6uit Iron Steamships as oows
EDiNbU.OH. ...................sa tr'aN. sep, -.
ElNA......................... SATURDAY. Oct. 4
CRY OF .Ssturdsy Oct III.
AID .very snccredng SATURDAY, at noon. from Pier
No - North River.
RATES ~ PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIS.........&s3 SrEERAGE. Immunity
first Cabin 20 London. 81 Se-ag1 to l0ndon... 20
Fif CABIN Pld. ..... 70 steesge 70 Paris ~
Fint Cahfu Hamburg rs ctreTsge To Hauburg... ~
Passengers fowsrded Have Bremen, ROTTERDAM
AnfVefD Sc, G equally low rstTs. - -
from Ly.ruool Queenstown: lat Cabin 49, $50
ani Sis sirefss- from LIVERPOOL : IS From Queens
owD <35 Aud ho vi send io their friends can
buy tickets ere at these rates.
These Steamers have sul ehr accommodations for pss'en
s.fs are strongly bli IA Waite .tigh, lion sections and
csny Patent Fire Annbiia,orA Experienced Surgeons arc
stacn,d to each s'rsmer
FOR further iuiorns ion sppy 10 LIVERPOOL 70 WiLLiAM
fNMAN. Agent, 40 u " atf e. in glasgow 10 ALIEN l.
COLIN No. 5 ~ Enoch'quarc 10 Queen o"n 20 g q w
u. SEYMOUR Co.; In London to ElNESk MACY, No:
~ XIX Wilham-st. In Psiisto JULES DECOuE. No ~
H., Nors Dsuie d-s Viesirr. Place de bourse In Phit
Srphs to JObN q. DALE No. III wanntst or At the
JOHN q. DALE Agent No IS Broadway. N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

made the recipient Of fine horse by the
line officers of the Regiment, at camp Edwgrd
Pierrepon., East New-York. The presentation
address was made by Capt. Ilonstin, snd
Col Clafseu, in accepting the git, responded in
fitting terms. Speeches were also made by CaFls.
Whey and BOwles. Til present, which = one ofihe
most appropriate that could ne m,de b. line oticersio
their Coones was from what hear OF the redpi,n,,
we'll deserved The Regiment has marching orders
for to-day, when they will leave camp, cross the
Willamsburgh Ferry at Grand street, proceed
through Grand TO tie Bowery, up the Bowery TO
Fourteenth street, thence to Broadway and down
Broadway TO the Jersey Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Steamboats, an1 Railroads.

C,TCNINCION LINE Tor Boston, via GRO
- TON NEW-LONpON. STONINdrON, PROvl-
pENCE. NEW PORT. TAUNTON. aud NEW-BFDFpRD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH aid PLY.
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No IL ~ Il, foot Of Court
lsndt st. d Ally iexcrpt sunday ats y.
Freight taken lo~ any other line Office Of Com
pn,y, No lis Nostst corner Of tourtlond, st
w. Nj. EDWARDS, Agent .
NORTHERN X. X. of NEW-JERSEY.-
IN aims cave Jonsy City for Pormopt 1870 aud 9lS
a. m. AMI BOO p III, and % , N. % WEDNESDAY
and SATuRDAf only. 4. w. DENARE5r. SupL
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD--FOR Pull
IN ADELPiilA and tho SOUTH aud WEST. via JER
sly CITl.-MAil and Express Lines leave N.w.Yok at
and 10 NJ, 4, and II p m Fase ~ Through ticket,
od Tor the South sndWes aud through baggage checked Ia
Z q ~. and and II .. NJ. trims
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will DO received for Aius aness delivered
md checked Is nhnutes In advance Of the tune o. leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

INFORMATION WANTED-Of JOHN JU-
Il Illus OSCAR CLINTNAs wcde " no lcyt Liverpool.
gland In the spring u 1885, psrsrgeT steamer TO
sew.York When be leh Sweden drIgfit by pfoie~
sion lie 10 ~ years II Any Informal wal be graz =
fully received by his brother. A l.. CLINldAN Sailors
uour Bo,ton Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

SECOND KfaihEsT EMPIRE BRIGADE-PREsEsT.
Empire Brigade, was on Tuesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

A. NJ. NKKvls, hncuone-.
RY hangs, MERWIN * Co., Irving Build
ID iprs kos 81, and sos Broadway Sale. Of Books Sta
iorory fc,uo. Worn, Of Art Fancy Gooi. FurniIls ko
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Sept, . .nd &c at o'clock-
DAMAGED BOOKS.-A lirt- collection u Standard IL
bray WORKS. Scientific. Cla.sicA, School and Juvenile
Boot Ne also staioG.ry OsDe- and Fancy A'tcl~s-tsm
.ssd By vs,ersis To be cold FOR for
| Of .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

A JUsT TRIBUTE.-Col. Halbert Z. Fame, q few
weeks since Put under arrest BY the late Gen Williams
Baton Rouge for refusing to return slaves 10 Rebel owners
Ia the corespondebcc, Colonel Paine quoted to Gen
Williams the law of Congress, which law was dis
REGARDED by General Williams; and Colonel Paine-who
sid be would tai the Of dsohe lie to the
of superior otcef rs the law oil % ss's was 'be
hiehe law to h.uwt, deprived Of h command, Al sent to
New Orleans Afer the death OF Gen N.iions he was re.
uted IN his commsed sud became the senior officer aud
be ,word presenta ior Just made 70 him, under the cir
susisrc cond'cspon ana feedO" must be highly ST'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
List Of Wounded Collected on the n'l'i0'
v;.ia Of sharpsburg, sept. 30, 1907

r.ot Moves Co A. 9Th Wis., foot
Psn, Jores Co A. "a Wis., arm AZ fess
" iispt o W. Sanford Co. !. I'd WIZ. heso so''"''
Wao Virgin. Co. l. % Wis, ng,t breast
c,n, N A Collins, Co. =, 18Th lao, MP;
Abraham sl.u,b. Co. J. 18th Ind Iee pe, sSh NV
Esye, l. NJ Y.sman, Co u, 18th I'D, tus"
Thouas Reeder Co. lob Ind leit pIe.'~
" n s.rcus { o. l. 9th Wis both Knees
p Bo,wine Co D. 9TH Wis DO ,ns"~
Elijah Welby, Co !, l9tb IND ei, w
Lewis Heert Co l. 9Th via Ien les'
Hsrli.s 5 lily, Co. II. 1871 Ind Jaw.
EI Ardrrou Co X, 6tb Wis knee
= FLETCHER. Go A, 6lh Wis ihlsn.
Norman Mcbardy. Co - 20 i" To-,
Pred Eperson Co + 9Th We
r. Fshev 60. e % WIS ,h9 96 ' :, ia L.,
Jlvs,s K psrnrttel, Co H. iY.n i"D'' ''%
! KNIGHT Co o. 18th Ind Knee ,,,
A n N,ison Co h, lhb lud ann ana o'essi
Pa,i Rarson Go. +, l9ih md hlps'
+ n y,r,on' Go A. 9th Wis, tbgh
Ca Co r. 9th Wis. eft breast
~. "A ~ Estbbon Co. c. 18th lud leg.
S'ss,.nebresker Go. X 18Th Ind, foot
r = PnIlsigh Go {. 1911 Ind vri,t and groin.
ty ~ N,.,ey. Co. c. 18th Ind. lead.
d. Ailmon % G. ~ b Ind, wrist and groin.
f's.e sourwiue. Go. =, 18th Ind lee.
j. Driver Co. c. 10Th lud., leg.
j n Mckee Co. l. l9h hG.. foot.
A Rihb'e Co X. 18th lad bretst, severely.
j " Scarborough Co II. 18Th Ind, neck.
! sfot 'artv. Co Z. 18th Ind ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
M d. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS
WI FOR CALIFORNIA ANO OREGON VIA NC
ARAGlA
Through e. iivaoce of the mail - -
GREAT REDUC ION IN FARES lhkOuoh ~

NO DETENTION ON THE lSTHNUS
The new and splendid steamship AMERICA, 2uoo tuns
lea MAY lonms1dcr will sail on Sa1l RDAi. October
20 2 o'clock noon precisely FROM her Pei ut the foot o
Ware ct North River for san Juan del Noite connrcuna
With the Ia, sud wckno~p steamship MOSES LAY Loh
l5O T. Howe, Commander TO sail without aeay Ioi
sau kr.ncico direct on arrival II the passengers at san Juan
de- Sur.
Th. speed and accommodation OF these steamers are nu
.pra,,rd by sny te.me on either ocesu and intended
to land passengers by this hno In San FRANCISCO win -
days. -,
Tho sned having been In tho California trade non
the rs l., lnorm the public that this perns
merit line sud NOT pu for the purpose OF beas bought OF
d,,n on Tic Clip. M positively leave the day sdyer
,i,d one, mouth snd In months other ships will be
re,dy 30 that a double service msy be relied upon
" N. o. ROBERTS,
~, III Wes,.st corner OF Wuren-st., North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

SUPREME CouRT-CHAspERs-sErT. 2i.-Before Justice
CLERkE.
Stoss.
James =. Davis agt. james Develin, ct al; y. j.
Docksader sgt VIM L. Mitchrl.-Oreers settled
George Sloks agt. Hiram h lie, e. sL-Casc settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Sales bp AullloiI.

! LDERNEY CATTLE at AUCTION
n sswr. head Of Alder ey Cattle rll be offered at pub
lie o. THURSDAY, scPl s. At o'cock Oh the Fail
Ground. We.,ehsssr Agricultural Society, At tho farm
G. w. B.lAg,te Fordhsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SsPr A-Beiore
Judge BKTrs
THE DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEYS.
judge Bette has settled the final DEGREES IN the
rize ca,es bch opens the way the distribution Of prize
money in oil the cases far decided by him The Navy De
psrtment however has exclusive control OF the dstnooiion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

-I,UE GREAT EASTERN having touched tn,

TTHE UKEAT EANI INN Ha'IHg touVucu VHV
ground her late passage from LiVe'poo u na bsen
boom before sendins her Her departure viii there
fore be delayed ond her previously advertised day OF sail
Ts money retained hey may DESIRE Due notice viii be
given O. th. ship. dspsr,ore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
NETWORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

isa. sPRINe ADVANCEMENT 1861
COMMENCING MAY 1875.
Passenger Station In NewYork cor. 27ths. and t'hsx
hA'''N'' On fR RAIN LEAVE NETWORK:
ior Ne~H.ven "a m, tEI)' ll;iS' EI)i $50
Tor siisepor,. ! 4. M, Erl; ia:ls tE.)i $50
' fcr 'Id I'D .rcra Fairfield Southport and wspod
IL. n. his 3:.S aud 80 p m
For Norwsk. $50 a M; H:ls, D tEr); $50 49, S,
FOR Darisa and Greenwich = 800 g. u, a:i' asa aaa
FoI stanford. 7, 8, En) $50 m, ia:ls '.E1h D.
for Port Chester AID int mediate stations !, s3oa ip'
a. W. s'G Post i e., s1s M (EI)
=" iO'' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield. a. H. ,E1hs tEMs .. n
Ser Boston, via Shore Iins. 1878 s p. M, lEr)
For Hartford and Springfield, a. m. tExh n;ia y
fcr Coa6ec,isu. River Railroad to Mor,r,s M, E1h
For Hartford Providence. and Fi'hkl Railroad M
les Nssiiasen, New-Louion ard s,oniO,ton RailssA
81 For cam. 4 R is il Is m to Nsrth.mD,o
Ter Hou.atonic Rairosa 10 fittshei, H. 9 ~ 70
Bssrington AID on saturaa's throasl % Pi.ts1eid
For Nsugstnck Rsil.Osd a. M; p IN; H. n
for' Dsb bury and Norwalk Railroad. T. 81" r M u "
"a olo,, sle.o,ns Car. attached 10 p m. train.
JAMES Ii EofI sapeFiriendsnts
HUDSON RIVER RAILROsD.-For ALBA.
Ii NY aud TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH ard WEST Traias leave:
Express and II ~. and 3: 1928 Has A. aud 40 and
Troy o. ' and Albany with sleep
ing carl lo:l5 . W. lo;io pun Sundays ine.oaed%
s'5n M. "''' las aid 6:sSp.
TivoN. 7:o a. nj. 7:.sam.
Fihkil train. $3.50 o. m. 3:a .. m.
Peekskni trsiu $3.50 m ana os ~ .ns1.an
Sing ing sius r. train. s:aop IN s:@pm.
IsSxtoxn A IN. l6:lj a. N.
iOnhe" tIAin' Up Ill., SiiTa. sup.rinsssas.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
ESTATE of WALTER R. HAvENs.-All

~ persons having claims sgainst Walter H. Havens, or
owing him. requested their claims and male
payment OF their ndbsdu.s to the undersigned At Tue
once ~ ROBERT PROrliElOE. esq, Room no ~ NJ. Nat
onimlls NO 3Js Brosdwss. SeV-ioik-s-w-i ok. sept
Is. Isyl. kNDREW i SMITH Assi,nee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

THO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW.
Il PORT, by SHORE LINE.-Le.ves 9Th ct +th-U, "a
arrive IN Providence $50 Pm; n5 an arrive In Pro-
vid sncs 1870 pm pm, Express Through Mail Truia
uriye In Providence ( 30 and Boston at am
FL CALHOUN Saperin endsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
pEizE VESSELS LIgLILrn.
y0mI 0ft,,sels.

The District-Attorncy has filed lbelf Ggainrt Ii
following vessels tar pFiL@s:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE

~ rERyINUSPsssenssr Depot. Jsnesslip and foot Of
Bath st. e. RAT for Sag Harbor Orient,
and HsmPtonsi at IL m and go for syo.'et $3.50
The us.D Leaves Hunters Point (54hst Fsy) at 80 M
for Ryebesd aud Beliae stations rssst
returning leaves Eiverheai at 3 D. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

TOR HARTFORD, AERIDEN, and SPRING.
l. FiELD--sTEAYBOAT and RAILROAD COSNEC-
TiON. via NEW-HAvEN The CONTINENTAL Leaves
P.ck.p. East River daily (suodays exceed at 33p m
The s,eamhost ira leaves the whlf at MEN HAVEN
the arrival Of boat all way sstions NI3Ar LINE
The TRAVELLER leaves for New Haven al II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
~ For Albany Troy North suJ MIDSUMMER AR
RANGEMENT coumsncie THURSDAY, May T. 1872
For ALBANY, 1890 q Expre" Mail Train from 26th-se
Station.
For Local Trains Time Table.
JOHN BUECHILL Assistant Supe- intendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

FOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SAG HAIR
Il BOZ, kettle steamer MASSACHUSETTS Capt
Ravens, viii cave J,nrs alp tPer No. 3g Ear River
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS at O'CLOCK. viii esye ct and after the 20
inst. For freight or ps,sge. apply on bosrd
A. J. RICHARDSON. No leo fulton.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, viaNEW.
Il PORT and FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
sesmer METROP0L' :. Capt Brown raves hew.fork
every TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, ct
O'clock and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. brs,ton on
MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. q S O'Clock 2. m,
rom Pie No. N. X.
Hereafter no rooms w be regarded - seeursdto any ~
tNcant uLtil the shsL have beel paid for
Freight Boston Is forwarded through sith greet dispatch
BY al Express Freight train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

EOR FlSHKILL and POUGHKEEPSIE.-
n The steamboat WILLIAM KENT, Capt Brett. have
the foot OF hobinsonst EVERY TtEsDAl AID FRIDAY q
oci.ck, anains N Low Point. Marlborough aad Milton
Fare 50 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-22
GENERAL NEWS.

The Ncwport correspondent of the Provl-
s1enee Press relates somewhat remarkable IN
stance Of co)dness in one Of the churches OF
that city. It seems that there Is considerable
friction between the corporation and portion
Of the members of the Baptist church: growing
out of a desire on the part OF the former 10
force the pastor to resign. AS usual, both
PARTIES are stubborn, but matters are now ap-
preaching such crisis that one or the other
must yield, or the worshippers be compelled to
return to the primitive custom OF worshlpplng
in cold house. At late corporation meeting
it was voted to postpone the question OF ptr-
chasing fuel until March next! And lest the
other party should conclude to warm the house
ri their own expense, the corporation have IN
serted an advertisement ii one OF the city
papers, forbidding any person from repairing
the fur mace.
The New York World Washington CORE
spondent has the following: Officer Bowes,
the detective who Swallowed Mrs. Brinsmade
from New York to Washington, it IS under
stood here, has secured an official appoint
ment worth 81, 500 per annum.
The first Of the letters CT the special CORE
spondent of the London Times from Rich
mond, Va, has appeared, and IS republlshed
in a few of the Northern papers. He repre-
sents that the whole South is more united and
determined now than ever before, and more re-
solved never to yield.
Gen. Halleck and Secretary Chase, have, ac-
corIing TO the Northern newspapers formed
AZ alliance.
Richmond papers received at Fortress Mon
roe announce the arrival Of the Federal forces
opposite Fredericksburg, and state that orders
had been given to destroy the cotton and tobac-
co there, thus showing that they do not intend
TO attempt to hold the place. These papers
also speak Of probable advance on Peters
burg.
The last Of the Confederate5 have retreated
out Of Eastern Kentucky, their main body
re1reating through Pound Gap Eighty prison
ers and large lot Of guns, wagons, &C., were
captured By the expedition against them.
The Confederates are now very strict with
flag Of truce boats at City Point No commu-
ncation except that relating to the exchange
Of prisoners was permitted, aud the Nontede-
rate officers even declined the usual courtesies,
such as they have hitherto been prompt to &C
eapt Four hundred Union prisoners were ex-
pected to arrive at Fortress Monroe yesterday.
The Marine Hospital at Paducah was de-
stroyed by Ere on Monday night, involving a
loss Of 100000. The patients were ali saved.
\ FIRE at Memphis on Saturday night consum~
ed three manufactures and six dwellings, The
lcss was heavy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

GLORIOUS rews from the uestl Yesterday We attacked
and routed the enemy near Corinth, capturing eight
batteries and taxing number Of prisoners II is be
lisvsd that clean swsep will be made Of The VAndah In
that quarter. Heaven be praised.
Matters grow interesting. After an interval OF
nearly ten months, another battle Is impending on
the Peninsula heavy force Of the enemy and
ed Friday a. Ship Point, few miles below York
town. The Point had been occupied by small Con-
Ssderae force for observation, but had been evaou
sed. Nevertheless it was duly connonade before the
landing Gen. hagruder, with his STAT, was at the time,
at the Lee House. below the point Of landing, and had
to run gauntlet net entirely free from dangern getting
back to Yorktown proven BY the fact thst one Of
his staff, Major j. B. Gary had his horse shot From 10
to IL O'Clock Saturday, there heavy diminishing,
with very irconsderable damage to To the enemy,
it is believed to have been somewhat serious Cannon
aiding was resumed yesterday and continued til n,
but We have no information to results further than
two gun boats that attacked the battery Yorktown
we're driven of damaged. The impression prevails that
general engagement will come on to-day, to morrow,
or during the week We have every confidence that the
gallant hAgruder will give the invaders another Bethel
lesson.
The reader is referred to teeEraphic column for
the lat, a. Advices from Island No. 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

NoErHEKx IrlNs-we take the following Items CT
Northern ney S from the Hirdid, I'd ins.
Mr.. Augusta Heath Morris Mrs. Rose o. n Greer.
hor aud Me Q. n. KEY TO BE- conveyed beyond
te lss to give their paroles not to return north OF
,na Potomac until permitted by the Secretary IF War.
Toe London I in discussing L'ncolls mes,ase 10
t's Border States about emancipation, interprets Il as
tte fr.t bid usde towards putog an END to the war
.d hopes that o;aer bids may oO~ and that the North
nav gradually 10 lis CfsTs until something aeceptA-
tie Lac been pu forth.
Tae No,d. Of Bupsels, Of the 18Th March, rays 1--WE
have announced ;he arrts. OF officer OF the Sumter a.
Ttuger Our correspoI ,nco from Madrid gives Ne full
details o. this MISTER and adds that Tubc opiaon had
been 70 greatly excited by this circumstance that the
Uai,ed stsfes seamer wbcn had the prisoner board
mue i5y afs her return, received ofdsrs TO leave the
Bsy OF Asrsiras"
sruc.irg the Committee the Conduct Of the War q
ell evidence Ia regard TO the bsrbArous treatment OF
he Union ccs,s AMI soldiers by he Rebels after the
tie Of Boil 10 and whether the Rebels have enisted
cd.sns IN their srvc,. Nc Sumner said i! was evident
W. wire ia CO.; Ct With people lower in the seas Of
civil z.aCn than ourselves
Toe Ssc-etsry cf War vas inSrrctsd TO furnish the
c5tr,aro dsuce Ct General Wool with the War DspsIt.
m-n. iesuye movements OF his command AZ Fortress
inroe
The atba.e On the bill % Gbo.b slavery ia the Die
nc, Of Columbia was resumed. Ar. Wright, o! 0lo,
ok, rEust and Mr. fssssudeR Of Maine, IL favor Of
tn proposition.
In the II use OF ReprCs,n'aiive W.. Huichns, Of
Ohio a.ksG lave introduce resolution setting forth
nat G neral Hooker commanding On toe Lover Pot"-
mac had issued an order permitting rtsin slave own.
Of Maryland 10 cater bis camp aud search for ug
tive elves end requesting the Committee on tbs Coo
dCct OF the War lire whether Cuch order ia not
aon Of the Article # War recently passed by Con
cres iorbdiiug any oH,er to return fugitive slaves TO
their IaasteTs
Vi. wcsbT, Of Kentucky objected and it was there
fore, no. received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

FR5N INDIA TIE Loadon Tines' correspondent sSys:
TIE prospect Of peace and the f rite announcement
that the Coff dsrs,e Comuis 9ncr bad been delivered
u, hal marvellous sc, ia the Calcutta market. Five
mt half per cent paper, in dag, from IL 20
premium. TIE question IodR il nov interested in
H. how long the between North and S)uth connueS
Il for another year. then Indus chance Of taking Ans
rieAs place 10 the cotton msrke; will bsgin pro-
babe.
HIS ROYAL Highness the Prince OF Wscs, arrived on
March IS h. At ont on h3 way up he Nile The Psnce
viii return to Alexandria about the snd Of March, VII 70
be will re-emhark Tor Syria.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

VIZ tNTED.-A eapsfl. and srpsierees CT rk, vel &C.
w qualified sita tbs citizens Of ,sh ODD aud 'esset
conge gsaera bn i-ep nxl.dE< snitset On.
eo-.e sus act ily rnsndd yin psss sddres q.
uehnond Q. O., sivlng ~ proper lAfssnsrsn- a7-ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

6 MOE THREiD.-cre lag ssper.sr saos Thread, IN
. rtors and fsr sale eoriigrusnt
apI-n KsNJ, PAttE 90.
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INFANTRY COmPA~Y,

TINHK undsr Isned bel utho Is ~ the seefstuy Of VA
company 81 Iigh infant tbs var. snd bsvag
tied vi Char u qaxA aud M ", T. rggiesion In N
street. betweei Ma and Park 1hoIs eEllsnf
co a7sns VII Give IA. uN bosay, &c Thi, company
fo IN part Il tie batAsn Of irfa1 n being rad BY @.
Scott Jr. $50. who nay be feund At tic sin. enIet
ignid1 JON HIczBAh.
apT-1m
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R%VALEABIE AND VEHY AT
0>-1 T.AylvE REAL ErTAfE, -, 70 Sg SOLD AZ
AlCns rms DAY-TE. special seri!oa Of ue tic 10
psef1l called % th- 81 ring vauale
- CO At aut ton today, y!f Az II cd ok - at
bsau.ial farm Of Yr Daniel aardners nile,
Rlhnond ald within ue Of tie brook noi Sd. 81
o'e.s,k TO n. al and val srrangsI brick d.ri
rg on hasha 70 LIST street, ,esupsd BY Mr. shsd 3fd
A. ~ o'e osk totS ui 81 ~ Ia FILM Grace
street, ovnsd b. thSlats W. J. lbAd
Per farther psItieulasss ion head
apT GOBLIN APPIRs0S Auct.
sale Of Mr. Gar Ine Il, m 10 addition 10 al the
Peis'ra property on III farm. The fssng vii be sod VIZ
1000 D. rise family ba on,
STARS de- DO lard,
$50 barrels com.
70 M heis b.osnf tuh
IQ do bran,
Are ysung u6vs VIII Calves,
bJHogl and SloSs Of Improved breed,
tyS-y nne ytu.g s.ules.
food Busgy aad HArnsl
at GA.