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awhile, AMI when We need IL, Gen. WOOL shal
take it without tho loss of u man" The p!clg,
OF Gen. Mcclellan has been redeemed
IN order to gct rid Of the hosts Of di.rcrutahl,
women WHO throngod Cairo, the Provost Mar
| shall recently had the rope of yuScl upuu
which large number Of them were entertaining.
their male Associate cut asund r, a!i started
them down into DiSi', to delight the first fnni-
lies Of chivalrydom. When last heart from,
they were gaily floating down the broad Mis..s.
sippi nine miles below Columbus, with n has II
trucc-a white rctticoat--hoistcd at the stern.
A PRIVATE letter written by an American al
Hong Kong to the Providence JOURNAL, March
9th. says For twelve hours before the last
mail steamer arrived, the British ,,unhoat had
steam up ready to seize American ship, If war
w dc,'a between England and America.
when The mail boat nrrtonchcd the wharf, aud
mo war was called from the quarter deck, from
.h' wharf, which WIS CROW dci with people
went up tremendous shout. There ccul have
,."n no happier people tan the Americans at
ii"l; hOhg that night.
\ 'oiiIsroNpLNr write, that At the battle of
Williamsburg, General licm,Alcmsn flew every
where GmouE the troops who .-,vc indications #
giving Out, and hIwlrl hiu.rf honrsc. nut
suli'ned the arm wounded al liull Hun, in
otdcrlns, cuaNlng. encouraging, konin; anl
waving The outuunhcr,d men into their ranks
again. l'c got parts vi two bands together md
Sruglrd Banner Yankee Dood!c" nud
"Icm of the Ocean" The effect was tia, VI
war magic. IL IL IN the small things as well %.
the great that the irne comm iulrr is known.
TN iHENCu MiNisrLH has intcli scncc from
h.st tcusul At Richmond To- tho ci,,,t that tn
! t','I to'ruun .ut hal notified him chat. should
| ~ Ice l'uud u.c,. nrv Ia cvHruatc the citv. the
| French tuhattp must hc t,.ituypd llc ul,ls
| otter To pay tor il. lie liscJclu. tho rnu,ts 81
| European Intervention; aui it /, though, l.t,
ihnt, whatever purposes may have been ,utcr-
tanned by England and France, the new. from
New Orleans will cause their in lriini,c osipoic-
mrni. IL only siNiy d1ys since England aLl
i.mcr sol'muly affirmed, through their rulers,
that under no ciou,n luhrcs could il hc their
policy to tiLc part in the American ri, il war.
lhlt IL enough. letter 10 the TIMES SAYS ul
VI, Nrrcici visit tn ticlmorl, that d" /. was to
AZ tu The tou, '"r,tcs, thii having appealed H.
atms, AMI the iud ;mcnt uf tho civilized world.
thrN must nbid the dc siui; tu,i the war his
gone against tl.U, all ,ipv must a.. 70, a.,
fact, an conform To itls Christian pcopic. aud
no, resist ~ sayarcs.'
liiE a's"n;llr;c rfCatholic rrclafcs IN Rome
tr the canon1'ton 1t the Jnpancsr martyrs, Is
stated to have Ia. iis real object tic supply q.
tic w"ni5 81 the EumIn So hy a sy.;,In. .ic
collection ot lr',ri Pence, nul In the atpuut-
mcut pi successor To- the present ru,c. who i-
in l,lling health. This is au unusual course,
but " wns suggested, ~ doubt. - the sipacitv
ol cardinal Antonol who, IN view of the cti,i
eNl stato Of ltAlpv allairs, |, l,.i,ous OF avoid
| H., the complications and iu,rsucs ttt may
| arise duin.l tie election OF a successor to Pop,
| l'iu'. The cl'c,pn has long bovn igi,atcL in
| the Sacred ,olici;r, and has even been lrnich,d
, To his Holiness, with n request to designate hi
successor, anl hiF wi,l,, would BE- scrupulouslv
ohscnci. Accordingly. the choice has f.ll,n cn
cardinal lie AN. ellis, Archbishop oi Parma who
Is A. tIp m tlf.l .fHI. -.
and compared 10 ~. Paul. which in tie Ian.
gnn'c oi clerical diplomacy means next to the
Savior. The Cardinal H. known 10 hc IA jealous
uphodcr ot the temporal ii .lts If the rapacy,
anl opposed To the surrender of Rome to thc
Italian people.
TIM eight hundred Union prisoners released
from Richmond have just arrived at Washing.
ton. On the way down tho James River the,
met the Monitor at Ilanlcns Blur, % or 30
miles from Newport News. Tho Monitor wns
just passing the rebel batteries at Harden.
Bluf. The rebels opened fro ON the Monitor.
pouring tAgir shot across the bows Of tho iag-oi.
truce vessels. The Monitor passed on without
Noticing the batteries. The captain Of the
Monitor put his head up ont Of tho tur.
rreet,. or Cheese box, and shouted out 10 tie
Union prisoners, "Why don't YOU ,iyo us tlir,,
cheers, boys?" and the "boys" did ryo three
cheers with n will. "Why don't you give cm
a pill over in those batteries 7" shouted one Of
Wv il'9'H'aNs W q h'li nOiHf hlitH small iTN
got better f-h up the river to takc care of,
was tho reply; and the "clicesc-hox"
steamed on up the river without motto
INK tho batteries. Arrived at Fortress
Monroe, AMI hearing Of the surrender Of Norfolk,
destruction Of the Mcrrimac, &c., part Of the
crew Of the rebel steamboat which conveyed |
them down tht river deserted To the T. =. ctisr |
and took the oath of alcgincc. Immediately |
after the evacuation of Yorktown tho creates, |
panic prevailed nt Richmond Wagons, am. |
bulanc"s, horses wounded soldiers strlg,ler.
Sc, were pouring into the city dav and niyht |
for several days Large numbers Of Gmilics h.. |
gan To pack mp AMI leave for the South Ii /,
said that jeff. Davis has gone 10 Tu,caluosa. |
Alabama. provi-ions, &c.. are very sclrcc and |
high. Their food was scanty and oi the menu
ct kind, AMI the prison discipline very iisil. |
The Union sentiment il strong, and its Develop
men, on the increase. The rebels are to make a |
stand about dozen miles out o the city. and saw
they will make desperate fight before they will |
lose the city. They say they have got McClel-
Ian in trap, as they have erected their batteries
in the face q swamp, into whicl, tho Federal
army will he cnirapped.