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The New York herald., 1862-04-05

TrENrION; RECRUITS THE lO2D REGIMENT
"A New York State Volunteers Van Buren, Light Infantry
In the 6ed, wanting fey more recr THIS ars'
Portable hsrrack each company by itself heated
hy cooking the buding IN fact eli the home
FORTS possible We extend you cordial invitation
and promise YOU position IN first class regimen! OF ths
scales regulation hat &c armsMinie ri0e All members
of the regiment notified il they do NOT immediately 10
G. e. Jayne, headquarters
e62 Broadway, they will he treated a. deser. ers.
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SHIPPING,

II OkDoS EXHIBITION
- RETURN TICkE1s-L0NDON AND BACK
iSi Ol.ass $tCI
THIRD GLASS :.,.., ............ 500
STRAIN weekly 10 LIVERPOOL touching at Queenstown (ork
arbor) The Liverpool New YORK and Philadelphia Steam.
sP company intend despichng their fun powered Cyds
bult iron steamships as follows
EDiNBgkG. SATURDAY, APRIL 8
hANtsARoo SATURDAY APRIL IL
ETNA. SATURDAY. APRIL 10
aud every succeeding Saturday from Pier a. North
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(yuEMIcAL BANK. NEW YORK. MARCH a. 1862
" Eo .LOn.Ihe this hereby no.
ied that the Annual cotton Directors Zoe inspec.
tors. at the election will be held the
House Mondy the Stb day OF April neat. beween tho
hours Of aud two clock.
O. O. WILLIAMS Cashier
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.-rnE MAILS FOR GREAT
Britain and tla Continent OF Europe via Southampton
and HAMBURG per steamer SaXonia aud for Ireland Via
Queenstown per tic Bdnburg VIII close this o0lcc On ss
turdsy, The 81 day of April at l0Jf O'Clock \
ADRIAN NAkENAN PO3lnaster
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Youie Stsphenia
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

| zoriinden Mrs, gu! zoelisr MrsMF Zimmerman Mrs @
y "a
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List.
LittleGeld. 1t Col qlth regt
Moore r II, Capt CSv
McEdge Wm, Cap, 6ih Inf'try
Mcfarland Jas, Y, Col iith n
Y.Sv
Murray Sir John, Aid 10 Gen
keyes
O'Brirn john
B'pocy Patrick, CcB. % Drag
Smith L W. 1t
Wallace q W.Capt Isl Inctry
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DENTISTRY.

D6NllSEnHs
RTIFICIAL TEETH--wE CONTINUE TO EXTRACT
N teeth IN secouds without pain, with bcnumbng
nuid No extra charge Tor temporary sets OF extracting
Teeth Inserted without extracting The roots improves
pressure plates We invite NIL 10 call and eI
anime specimens before going elsewhere. We have
chemically chloroiorm and ether, which are perfectly
harmless 10 take. Drs DURKIN a ROUSSEAU,
313 Canal street, opposite West Broadway.
A RTIFICTAL BONE FILLING.--ROoMs OF TIE DIS
n coycrcr $50 Broadway, door above Seventeenth
street. Tender teeth. old and shes nj ci, and
Beware Of miserable limitations of cheap opera
tors ~ bah lovers OF sound and bcartul tech ana
breath the celebrated Cuban Deurhce aud Loon.
JAS. PEARSON, Discoverer.
RrfPICIAL TEETH DIR. G. A. WHITES IMPR0v-
n Arhcia Teeth. Whole SETS 81, 10 ", SU ana UP.
wards 20 $40 SURPRISING all ohersln beauty comor anc
natural appearance and warranted In every pont peyona
competition. Call and examine specimens Ieetn nhe1 WIN
cold 81 cents 81 last for life aud without ain Teeth
dental establishment in tho world. Once hours A NJ too
M DIR. GEO. WHITE, - Bond street New YORK
DIR q. A. WHITE III Arch street, Philadelphia.
TN LUTHER DENTIST, REMOVED TO 10i EAST
street, near Lexington avenue Aitl-
a Teeh fevcry sye) warranted unsurpassed ~ cents 20
"a ,s each Artificial Bone Filings twarrned genune) 10
cnt. Paiulpss tytracungreco nmcndcd Tor safety BY
hiahcst medical authority--rny own invention.
TTAvrNG HAD TWO TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
III MIN bv Dr. JAY VTLLERS, 1856 Grand street. two
bloeks from Broadway chocrfuy inser my refe
rsnce To- those suffering from too htche
Mrs WILLIAM CRoaBiF' 40 Java street. Grecnpoin
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IyATCHEs. JEyELpy. .xc.

An ANSWER TO THE QUESTION "WIfAT ARE
a California Damouds9' Pieces OF crystaliled quartz
rock found only IN California, and polished resemble
reai diamonds, which they equal In bfllancy and from
which they cannot be distn ushcd by the best judges On
exhibition and for sale nj 800 Broadway corner o Dusna
slfeel, EVue other guu,aa,
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NoTicE.A LOT OF HEAVY WOOL BAdGING AND
IN small 10. OF linen saved from the sehoouer
Proves wrecked Townsend Inlet bar in tho month
January Any person persons claiming the
ct Townsend Inlet Cape May county. New Jersey
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(yHEhIcAL BANK NEW YORK. MARCH 2i. 1862.
~ Eo4uonThe SO haders of this Bank hereby no.
tors The next ensuing election VIII he held NJ he
muise on Mondy the 1,b day OF April neA between the
q. q. WILLIAMS Cashier
CAUTION ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION.
DTex ga c or ssoSs sSas saoh oes q.awn oy
dses s ri T. o. Tor s2s ieo paymeot Of te same
GREAT ExIIsITloN. LONDON Iss.--yIslroRs TO
~ te great International Exhibition and tourists gene.
a. ss eos sIga o Il s o ae M ps ksr2S 81 oad
BOND s'r, o. W. London Orders respectfully solicited and
oP Seep Enar sP n, e & he
rial &c Correspoedlns icuse Il Ru, Taitooui raris =
ELEcTIoN NOTICE -rHsRE WILL DE MEETING
on rSssv Ss po & 5h OF As L.
y sss 's ssetaS oSs q Trss'sss ss
TnEo. BKowriN0. Secretary = '0'
FoR MANASSAS VIA FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE =
w sar. s,ssy .osr aa' for :SSs At
a s sss s" sa .tarans a g
Fare for round trip So
MOUNT VERNON AND OTHER rAxEs-rrIE SUB
BOOK s.s aa asnr S re- asye c3py bis Tax
BY tx sales % call AZ S cs q
and Elizabeth streets. on Monasys Of th & month.
NOTICE LOT OF HEAVY WOOL BAaGrNa AND
@ the OF
ANY or Claiming % as cn Re-
at Townsend Inlet. Cape May county New Jersey.
DUDMANs PHILADELPHIA AIE.-THIS IS TO GIVE
~ notice that Henry Foster, of "a Cedar street New
phia Ale, have Foster Il Penrose SAID for sale.
faiLApsLr1itA. March H. lSG2 WIN. q. RUDMAN.
SHoE AND LEAIHBR BAEK NEW YORK. APRIL 4
- is6sAta ncetns OF the Board Of Directors held this
Sea; % Cor the % sasas kissaa ss cssh ass
CPECIAL-MR. r. OGRADY. RECENTLY OF THE
Broadway Of Eighth street where he will be happy
70 meet his former friends and patrons.
TTVO MY FRfENDS AND THE PUBIIC-I HAVE REEN
Informed that certain persons have circulated port
that have inten 10 Withdraw business This l.
mistake and greatly in "a interests and aIh)ugh
from contact with persons whose motives unkind aud
unmany MY customers iaGilia; with the sad
wbi led and continue the business hus-
band had esabshe after his mysterious da2pearanoe,
myself and mother respecta le living. but
perfect satisfaction II have be. aenaIed
&C olnt OF non attention or other cause. am extremely
sorry. s..
To my friends and the pubic say that thank them for
their former liberal patronage and that shall continue to
conduct the basness n the same s:'re IN which my hus
years; that shall be extremely happy upon them
the future her. tofore and that shall furnish pure
and good Milk as obtain aud certainly soodaa
Mrs WILLIAM GRAHAM
MIX Drpot. No 6eh James street, N. r.
rrHE EMPIRE sBwING MACHINE MANUFACTURING
Company, Office 6l0 Broadway, New fnrS would re-
specfiy inform the Eastern puiic that j. Macarthur
Jr is through the New England States for the
OF establishing agents for the sale OF their machines
from Elias Howe Jr and Others and the right Of
agents to sell guaranteed by the Company
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MISCELLANEOUS.

@<a ~
CCoUNT BOOKS AND sTArIoNERY.-A FULL
invited coll the old stand Good ana cheap
HOWE FERRY. late s. Raynor. No. 76 Bowery.
DARKER's WHO'S ARE THE MOST NATURAL HKADS
ID OF hair in the world. 62 Broadway. aI sls
LIRENCH ESTABLISHMENT OF PREsIsavES.-
II French anu American manufacture of Prepared Meats
&C.. such Beef Mutton Veal Poultry, Game and Fish
Also of Meat Coffee and Milk assor
ed Pates, Asparagus. Green Corn, Caulifower Celery
Rhubarb. Carrots Green Peas. Beans, Tomatoes with
Sauces Fruit in its In syrup in brandy prepared
in bocs cansers yeies. Marmalade and all other pro-
vitions for shipping and family use
L. BONNARD BRO. ~ Greenwich street.
UNUANOs. VI AM NOW sBI.LING BAKERS ISLAND
VI Guano OF the best quality Also other liuanos OF the
most approved kinds Ia Quantities TO SUIT al the
lowest prices. JOHN b. SAkDf,, :. =,
s. South street, corner ot Wall, N. I.
GROCERIES FOR PASSOvER-EsTABLISHED 1882. -
(T JOHN p LYON respectfully informs his friends aud
the public general that he will open, on the 7h OF APRIL
OF Goldsmith and judah Post where he will be pleased 10
receive their orders Refers 10 Rev Isaacs and Rev.
Dr.. Rsphail.
COURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, 1T IS
" well known, pimpes freckles chaps, cbafes
letter, saltrheuu salownes worms In ,he skn 6c 6on
Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from low foreheacs up
per lips any part OF the body; warranted loursud
Oriental Cream Ior the skin and compile xion Beware OF
of this celebrated cosmetic Liquid Rouge
pale lips and cheeks dees detection rubb on
cept with l-mop juice. Couraud Lily White Hair Dye, &c
These popular cosmetics have been used by the ladies OF The
United States ior tweny-hree years and are wsrraned
pure. To be had at the Old established depot 81 Wake
nrss store from Bro dyfv Hays. Brooklyn; Caiicr
der Fh.adcpha; Bates l2g sshingca street, Boston;
Buse :: ,ded, &c.
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T uW, son 4 BENBOW'S
SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
MR @. n. BENBOW OF the above firm, 90 long known 10
the American Trade informs his friends aud patrons that
he partnership having expired with Mr. Low he has taken
a,o pare rshp his Henry Benbow. who has been
years oonnected with tie late firm. a. H. Benbow having
purchased the share OF the business belonging TO Robert
Low, ST., who tho ORIGINAL proprietor Of
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAR. &c.
Benbow Son wilt continue the manufacture oil that supe
rior article having had the sole management for several
years. Also OF
HONEY,
GLYCERINE,
FANCY SOAPS.
POMADES,
PERFUMES
BRUSHES
The quality OF which, they guarantee equal TO any imported
into the Ameyican market.
Buyers visiting the present year requested 10
goods aud prices, withoat ncuIrpg the ooles
WV BEEBOw & SON,
No. " Little Isri ain
Lon ,on.
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A CCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY.-A FULL
n supply constantly on hand and made TO order. Bns
invited coll a the old stand Good ana cheap
~ HOWE FERRY. late s. Raynor. No. rs Bowery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15
Camp Correspondence.
10 Camp at SOMERSET. Z
Eah 9Th I'D {

Mr.. REED ought TO have given you an
account OF the fight which took place here, but
we have bees on the tramp constantly since
and at this late date it wonld be uninteresting to
your readers. I see by'some OF the papers that
We are represented to have been on the reserve,
this is not SO, we were the advance guard, and
were in the thickest of the fight The 10th
Indiana, and our Battery kept the enemy at
bay for over half an hour, until reiulorcements
came up. We came very near loosiDgtwo guns
-Ashtabula and Madison. We were. ordered
through the woods iutO an opening, where the
enemy we're 10 great force, the latter being on a
hill, and we 10 the hollow, and by some mis-
management no infantry were there to support
US. We opened deadly Ere upon them, cut
ting down their flag, and shell making great
havoc. when Mississippi regiment turned theiI
Gre upon US. but We paid no attention to it an
I'll they came to charge bayonet Our--tb
Ashtabula-gun, was the last 10 leave il
position, waiting the euemys approach, AM
when within l6 yards of US, We fred a shot Q
canister into their ranks, which scattered ther
in every direction, killing IL instantly, aD
wOundDg Q. This was too much for then
aud Immediately commenced to retreat /
would have doue your heart good to see tn
Tascais run, throwing everything awoy, eve
their guns. The rebel loss, uPto Feb. ID wa
4O5, which is reliable. aud wounded and prison
ers 2l7. Our loss il 40 killed. aud e3 wouuC
ed-noDe prisoners Our section was highl
compIimented by GES. THoMAs.
i The health of the company is very poor, e
pecially the Ashtabula boys, out of22 ar
down sick. Tue Teiegr0ph. by the way is
welcome visitor to us all.
Yours, ii. w, PAULUs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

xyn.s. .Bgesss EnsaAs Tho -two items
for 'extsssv al the white House, amount
ing tokl4 ,0oo.. which the HOUSE struck
out of the Civil Appropriation bill, were
reiustated by the Senate. Il Is noteworthy
that Of the four Senators who voted Nay,
Msssrs. Grimes, Powell, Trumbull' ana
Wilkinson, not QUO has had mnch to say al
this session about retrenchment The
names Of lbosO who have talked most were
amonr the 81 Yess 49,.
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r-------..-.-..' -.
n.v,snsners a, Cha ~ i .,,su,.,.s t,,..-.-,rfh:
ont ,bIs d,anute cai6,hess ana uaoaera-
,son "A hoeornhle n them - rebukng to
some ~ their Tgrlt,s o,icsnporarics. Only
those Who we're compelled bv duty 10 watch
aad ssndv Inc tone Of the American iourn.
IN anfint iho hate period car form any
tffuo den OF the manner IL whichit con.
contested with the temper and the Ian,
gnage Of Two al hest Of the principal Lon
don uewspbper Any Fnglishmun who de-
rIfcS b learn VI hat extent vi brutal bullying
may bo tolerated and encouraged 10 mo-
msnt Of National passion, cbn do nothing
better than 10 read over IN a calm moment
lho leading columns Of The TiDlfs ahd ihe
11orAiaF Pest for the past three ~ four
8teks We lbiuk With shame. rs EuKlish
i0nfhaliste, Of the manner u v bicb day. Of
Ter day these two English newspapers have
been dlandefinc. thuhting, inanlung be
Government nu1 tbc people Of the I ~
No language more, fopl end bitter eonlu
have been employed by ei'b bef Journal y inc
very pame OF American had been tue lacl
knoHlcdged gaenym q az tQat y fslse
base, ana cowe.ay' ttope ea's pere OF
the rev 4 ofk fsefasa 10 terms q Just con
tempt aIp ueeessaupA ~ heh has Inc \
1oEk t5ereFd wristea aaything 50 ccars.e,
50 'aahessooss 50 SnieaF' 50 issse, as the
1tales snd we 1lozftHg I'ost have suuen
OF me American 0vyefament and people
Gay aiser day daring the recent crisis, With
systematic iniamy Of Language and base
uess q purpose Had tbs been donei 10
inumioate the tfdcrs; dovefntnent TO
force i INTO yielding TO our demand, II
would nave beer suthcieatly mean aid cow
ardls, but not perhaps, wholly incxens'
able. II might have seemed asort OF bru'
tai extravaganza Of zeal on bclsN ef our
neaIonal interest But has not this ex-
cnse. II vas eone 70 Induce The Ameri'
cans TO concede. ~ Was done With Abe
deliberate purpose Of goadng on The proud
aud sensitive people Of the Aosthern States
IN some passionate drhance ot England, be
ing the stronger, might crush and FFaulpl'
her nee ouspring. Al that the Times ane
me Morg'ng t'ost DO by tuuaiss By jGers
oy vulgar insults ofeverg eiad. weseSbaus
led u iae effort to provoke tie North into
a vehement refusal. 1t was the hope ant
the ehort Of these Journals that ~ the very
least tho Federal Goyernment might be
fCiceG INTO Collision WttD tlc people oil
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15


Fertilization Of Lakgs-APpropriatiOr
for Gun BOats-Blaeks an the ElectTA
daily communication betWeeH ~. ll0Rros
Port Royal, Ratteras, etc. b aa
s ~ New YoEK, Feb. ~.
The Tribune's correspondent ssys Mr.
Arnold, from the COMMITTEES on Lakes and
River Defepses, will Report Tomorrow
The Committee recommend extensive re
pairs of the lOrl6esIions al Mackinac, st
Clair River, Buffalo, a0d Oswege, the es
tablishment Of national, Foundry at
Chicago for the casting of heavy ordnance,
depoLs for Naval stores on Lpke Michigan
Erie and Ontario, and the enlargement o.
the Illinois and Michigaa Canal. The 70
port embraces q large Amount OF statistics
relative TO the commerce Of the Lakes. Il
says there is no present danger OF Q rup
ture with Great Britain, bnt that Pogs
has an advantage over as in the ST. Law
renee and Welland Canal, capable OF ad
hitting gun boats from the Atlantic, wbicl
we ought to cOaBterbalance IN order 10 b.
prepared for all possible emergencies
The Naval Committee Of the House vii
recommend an sppropriaiionof $40. .OO9,VO'
10 build gun bOals 80 30 ao,.sal. s.s 1
The Trbubes COrrrsp0Hdeaoe says Ad
vices from Hatteras state that leyal black
from North Carolina helped to man th
aeet Of Flag 0Aicer GOldsbosougb, and =
serve the guns which have sunk rebs
boats aad compelled the surrender Of Ro
anoke Island. sssssf1l l1sT 4
Gen. Q p. Smith. lately Of Psduesb, be
oct been rejected by the Senate. Objet
Iions 20 him being made By Keptaeky Ser
ators, the nomination was laid over for th
present,
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The Kentueky nnttles.

Aside from the very important strategic
advantages secured by the capture of FIT.
Henry, there are other causes of congratu-
ldtion which. in the long run, may prove
equally q subject for rejoicing. The bonr
bardment of that fort by gun.boats alone,
followed by its capture and surrender,
proves the efficiency Of the naval armament
placed upon the great rivers of the west,
and shows that when employed with the
dauntlcss and heroic bravery which is the
proud distinction Of Com FooTE's fotilla,
they are more than match for the open
earth-work Notifications upon which the
rebels rely for defence. To have settled
this as truth by actual experiment is q
point gained, and its value can hardly be
overestimated. $3.50 D.a aes
Turning from the gallant navy to the
no less deserving army, we find in the battle
at Logan's Fields the Ninth Ohio has made
another important. step forward in showing
that our troops are steady and brave
enough TO use the. boyouet Col McCooE,
in that instance, gave US 4he 6rst successful
boyonet charge Of the war--a movement
requiring the most steadfast courage with
veteran discipline.
Out Of these grand features in the tvs
most recent battles, we gather the salts
Factory conviction that our armies hav'
acquired steadiners which is something
more, and better than sndisciplined braVer,
that we are done with panics and ma,
count with safety upon holding upon th'
battle field the advantages acquired by tn
strategy ofour Generals. A lcommandinl
officer, doing his best. can only make suct
+, dispositions OF his forces for battle as ongA
to secure victory. Ouce 10 action all thi
strategic advantage may be lost by tn
) misbehaviOr of single regiment, and thi
has been the great dream as to the couduc
Of our inexperienced soldiery But as tn
war goes on We 6nd that we may rely will
|. confidence on the bravery and discipline Q
I subordnates. This must give US the vic
tory in the end.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

Gen. Wm. u. Smith telegraphs Friday,
Feb. 9th a part of his scout returned With
Eve prisoners belonging to the fst Virgnia
Cavalry aud one citizen The remainder
of his regiment eugsged the cnemy near
Flint Hill, in the vicinity of Court House.
The cavalry dismounted and assaulted a
house and took the prisoners, One. OF ouT
Captains ond a private were, Wounded.-
Another detachment subsequently returned
with four prisoners, belonging to the 1st
North Cairolinn regiment, three of then
non commissioned officers, six horses end eight
Colts ria were also captured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

places of .he fallen, however, we're quickly
bnea.
me Park Pint battery was manned BY
the Richmond Blues, and most uobly did
they defcud it. During the conflict they
were attacked by whole regiment Of
zouaves. aud though completely OyerpOw-
-deFed, they stood their ground They did
not yield afootlal oil but seven q them
fell bleeding to The ground.
There IS good reason to belive that bad
Col. IIenuingsen With his artillery been
on the Island it would not have been forced
to surraders Il is reported one regiment
lffom Massachusetts, was badly cut mp, buI
litis impossible to ascertain which Of the
eve it was that we're attached 10 the ex
pedilou. 5sasaa
All the southern papers arc uuuanimoni
ia admitting eompIete victory fOr our
troops, and in saying The loss of the Island
Is avefy seriouS one, The news at OK
Poiuts al e. af'
fa LIE PftSOneFscaptuFeah numbering ~ isaS
1000 win bs here 10 few days.
a Gag Of truce was sent to Crauey Isla'
early this morpiag. to inform Gen. Huge'
that the prisoners Of war from Fort Wsrrel
had arrived M t'rr ti4 -ai ~
The rebel steamer West Point came oO
from Norfolk. aud the prisoners wer'
transferred. They numbered four Cap
Aainis, six Cd Lietenant, six 2nd lieutenant
1.-TWO lieutensuts, aud ss4 pIivates and
colored servants
They we're taken al Hatterss aud Sant'
Rose, and are the last of the prisoners D
war at Fort Wvrreu except Com. Barron
FrUa the n 2. Tribune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

The gunboats Copestoga, Tyler and Lex
ing,on from the Upper Tennessee as
far as Florence, Ala, were received with
tho widest joy by the people along the
river Old men cried like children at the
sight of the stars aud stripes aud Invited
officers aud men into their houses aud told
them all theY had was az their disposal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

The greatest alarm prevailed at Norfolk,
and an attack is momentarily expected.
There are soid to be only about 900 troops
at Sewalps Point. .-..-.. ....f.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

VALLANDIGHAN .--"MalakoG thus writes
from Paris tolhe New York Times: "Is there
no longer any room in Fort Warren, that the
country should be obliged to put up with the
.secessionism of Fallandigham2 Almost the
only man quoted for American opinions in the
London Press is Vallandigham, and the French
and other Continental Press follow int the same
line Thus all the most salient things pronounc-
ed by him against his country are grecdiy
copied and paraded as indications ofthe cur
rent of sentiment in America ITSELF and by this
means he docs more harm to the country than
if he we're commanding or dplomatizing in the
ranks of the enemy"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

BmGHF's SUocEssoR.-T Cincinnati
Commercial suggests that Elk Governor
JosePH WmGHr, of Indiana, be appointed
to succeed BRIGHr, who has been expelled
from the Senate The appoionted of
BRIGHrs successor devolyes upon Governor
MORTON, of Iudiana
1t seems that there has been a serious
riot at Richmond, and that during the
disturbance. cheers for The Union aoers gipeR.
The cause of the riot remains to be stated
but it is fair to conclnde. 10 view of the
peculiar wording OF the dispatch, that what
the reporters call "a disturbance" was really
rebellion against the rebels. lEthis be
SO, the fact deserves a place among the
most significant Of the times, r
The rebels have evacuated Romney,
Virginia. This proceeding teslifss to
their weakness and our strength. While
it adds another to The list Of important
places in which they have lost their foot
bold, it also shows that they are becoming
impressed with sense Of our superiority, and
are convinced that ii is better to run than
to fight Let this impression once become
general at tbeSonthand a complete victory
win be ours without single battle.
The Paris Moniteur says the dismission
of Mr., Cameron gives EBglsBd great salts
! faction 9 tH4t SIS
The London Tinses remarks on Mason
and Slideli who had arrived without demon.
tstratlou, aud left for Paris, that both will
probably keep quiet aad walt events that
are ct LaDd. 'a h-e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

A REsPEeIABLE AFElIcTIos The Au
burn AdrsTtiser apnounces that every child
in that city that has a proper respect fol
tself, has got the measles
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

BRlGHr's SeccEssoR Richard w THoMr
SON is believed 70 be the more probable
successor Of Jesse D. Bright in the Senate.
Robert Dale Owen is also spoken Of.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-15

The great Sawyer guu at Newport News
has burst aud killed two Massachusetts inen
and wounded severol others.