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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-30

fRolNN TO DEATH.--Elisha Eastman and
Douglas Eastman. brothers, both OF West Ciar.
cndon' started from Rutland on the evening of
Monday last. t. return 10 their home. TUESDAY
morning Doug las Eastman was foand near the
doot yard OF Thomas Quincy, on the " Quar-
ter Ian h2Ad, s:lic tWo a,lcs from This Will
age, il al iaseLsibic and Of course sreccicss
condition. lying i'll the snoT Ills brother was
soon found ateuL Il mile from the,e stone dead
Den. las died about eleven O'Clock of the same
day. Liquor WAS iound upon the bodies ut both
persons W. Ii. Smith Esq. was called to hold
an irques, upon the boly OF Elisha Eastman.
and found, W we understand tina. his death way
caused by exposure, produced by the excessive
use OF liquor. From the tracks in the snow it
appeared that Douglas Eastman must have ira
vcIlcd nearly mile upon his hands and knees,
his knees being found very much bruised and
discolored .-Rutland Herald.
STANTON IN HIS Opricg-Thcre i. Il nclulra
ma 10 the new administration of tho War De.
partment man with patent arnor, pattic-
ularly anxious the Cover nment shall buv. en-.
tcis.
Secretary--" Has this been examined hy a
Board Of officers? ?"
Pairiot--" No.
Scc'etary--" Then will propose test my.
self Put 1t on and will have you shot a,."'
Patriot-" Some part unprotected might be
hit"
Secretmy--" No danger of that. Sir get Col
Berdan to shoot you Colonel never misses
Sir
Potrioi--nonplussed" don t consider tina.
u fair test
&crctary' | do ant don't think much
of man who declines a test that he il willing
to subject my soldiers TO. No, Sir. You can [
sell patent safety coutriyances To this Depart.
mcnt hat if you will bring an invention here
which will push odr armies OF to the rebel Tor.
ces, will buy it. .'ood morning, Sir
TuE SCHooLMAsTER ABEo,D.-A soldier
in tho third New Hampshire regiment, at
Port Royal, writes home to his wife at
Claremont to send him bundle OF primer al.
phabet cards--anything containing the alpha
bet in large letters. The negroes. be says
arc in ycrie,' turore to learn to read.
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IRON rORT pICkENs,

NV YORK, Jan. -.
ad'iccs from Fort Fckoos state that Ne
rebels had withlrawn PARTON Of their for TO
~ Moole, which they consider in special danger
- Understood that the rebe! force opposite
Fort Pckens is not over 5000, exclusive Of that
a. lave YAK plantation, which Is held by IRON
""e 10 oV0o. and fortified. Contrahauds are
constantly coming in to Col. Brown.
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i pnng filled with women was observed in
Brookiine. one day last week, and on the outside
OF the vehicle, IN legiblc letters, was painted
-" Westboro' Milk Co."
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FROM MISSOURI.

LsoIi-t, Jan. =
4 gentleman from Green County, Wednesday,
a lew miles from Springfield, arrived here yea
.erday. lie says no entertainments were being
bull. at Springfield, and ba, little uncasiue>.
was manifested by Price and his officers There
IS Il great cry fer reenorcements, and TIE rebel.
say they are on the way, but vary as 10 their
number. \ large number Of Federal troop.
was at Lebanon, AMI our Fickets were ont sey.
era! ,nihS irom that place.
\ skrnlsh took place near Lebdn0n on tue
entrance Of our troops and a rebel Captain va,
killed.
Government teams are constantly NOV ng
westward, but the roads are almost imra.sable
from mud.
OgTrrviLLE Mo, Jan. -
the movement iottshatoUed b7 the rrcIara,
tons Of tie pa; week has taken rac. 0be
division, under the cOmn.aui Of j {. b gi, has
aleady taken up the march for til South
Thor ,tlna.ion Is supposed to be slr!a.taIc.
Ihe division consisted oi 3 yimeats, > brtcii-
and ) companies OF cavalry. Important result.
are Confidently predicted. The next division.
under Gen. Tanner, is expected - leave Friday.
Emlssares from Gen. Price !ear:ns ErInsd
commissions signed by him ar, ously recruiting
through all the section. \ LGmber have bcca
captured and broug' IN upon whom ths dot
ments were found They are cn!stins tor 3 to
II months, or during the war. There are aoout
% prisoners here awaiting t5c crd = ot thr
Provost Marshal,
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The Prohibited Song.

mint the admiYa1.. poem by HFL'ter, "hi'-' 80
oas were net allowed to sing on the oher sid'
.omac, Gen Krarney and Gen. Franklin NAV
nv declared il to be ince rdiary, whereup VT
llan has forbidden stem TO sing within his lines
+ readers will notice that this poem is sngSe''
,ous HYMN Gf Martin Lut!lcr :--Tribnns.
"E.N' fEsTE BURG Isr UNSEd Gorr,'
.LurHrE's HrMS.)
We wait be meath The furnace blast
The pangs sf transformation
No. painlessly doth God rccast
And mold anew the nation.
Hot burns the fire
Where wrongs expire,
Nor spares the hand
That from the land
Uproots the ancient evil.
The hand breadth cloud the sages feared
Its bloody rain is dropping;
rhe poison plant the fathers spared
81 else is overlapping.
East, West, south, North,
1t curses earth !;
AZ justice dies,
And fraud and lie.
1--we only in It's shadow. .
What gives the wleGt-feld BLADES Of s.ecl
What points The rebel cannon:
What sets the r0arur rabb!e's heel
On the old star-spaueied pennon'
What breaks the oath
OF tt men Of tha South
What whc.s The kuifc
For the Unions life -
liark t, tic answer; SLAVERY.
Then waste 10 blows on lesser fuch
n s:iifo unworthy f.temcn.
God lifts to cay ,'r vail and shows
The features Of til: dclaon!
ONorth ard South,
It's victims both,
Can We Hottry,
- Let Slavery die :"
And union ii nd a frc .don
What though the cast ont spirit tear
The nation in his going,
We who have shared the guilt must share
Thc'pang of his o'erthrswing
Whate'er the less,
What:'er the cross,
Shall they complain
OF presen, pain
Who trust in Coo = hereafter:
For who t'iAt leans on His right arm.
Vas ever yet forsaken
What righteous cause can suffer harm
" he its part has taken
Though wild eno loud
And dark tao cloud,
Behind its folls
His hand upholds
The ctiia shy Of Tomorrow
Above he maddenins cry FOR bIscd.
Above ii. wila war drumming,
let Freedoms roic. be heard, with good
The evil overcoming.
Give prayer and purse
To stay the Curse
Whose wrong .,c SHARE,
Whose shame 40 bear,
Whose cad shall gladden. Heaven.
in vain the bells Il war shall ring
OF trinmphs and revcnges,
While still is spared The evil Thin.
That savers and estrarser.
Lut, tlcs! the ear
Tia yet shall hear
The igbifnt bell
That ings the knell
of Slavery for ever
Ih"r LEI the sclf,h lip b. dumb,
And hushri the breath of signing;
Before the JOY Of peace, must com.
The pains Of purifying.
God give us grace
Each in his place
To bear his lot,
And, murn1ring mo-,
Endure ard wait and labor
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-30

CarTANIy KANDALL's SENTENCE icun
that Cap. Randall Of the CAPITAL GrAsps.
who was long ago arrested, and tried by Court
Martial Tor some tritling military ohen.e, has
at last got pretty near the end OF Zoe red tame
lie was sentenced to Suspension .eu. his COM
mand for thirty days punishment more
nominal than otherwise, and tins wa short.
ened by Gen. Brooks dating the SUSPENSION back
twelve days, a. be wa~ anxious To- have the Can
tain on duty rs soon rs possible. Col. Viii
ting sent Captain Randall before tn. examinio,,
board, bui be pissei Il satisfactory examination
there and the term ol hissuspsnsion from com
A:ahd having but shoit time 10 run he Viii
soon b" again at the head of the GrARDs. Ne
has hid au easy time, however, ~ this being
under arrest >nnply relieves an officer IRON his
duties, ami gi'rs him liberty to 20 any wher,
Within The lines Of the army and N Gam.
Randalis cas- this liberty extended. Nv ms.
u Washington.
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HAyJNG CHOSEN CIR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
sSp WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST ~ GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAT
and WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-30

lard w CRh blade lA5l.-- w ~ uoo" ''"'
know that it is difficult and painful process
to tit ones feet tc pair Of new boots, or what
amounts to about the same thing, by wearing
the boots, fit them to the feet? We had al
wags been inclined to think, when suffering
in such cases, that there must be something
wrong, either IN the boots o: in the !oot, and
are now confirmed in the opinion thar the
fault was in the boots. recent experiment
has thrown some light upon the subject. We
called short time since upon J. G. Page. Of
Montpelier, who manufactured to our measure
a pair of boots upon recently invented AN
atomical last The boots proved so close
fit. that we anticipated the stirring up Of old
difficulties in wearing ther,, but in this, we
have been for once, happily disappointed. The
result proved that the maker had done his
work, and met the stern demands OF nature
by fitting the boot to the foot before it left
his hands. Boots Of this kind wear easier in
many respects, and We judge they must wear
better than those that 30 not fit. Those who
wish the fitting done by the manufacturer
should try Mr. Page Messenger.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-30

Coon ErrEcTs OF EARLY EDucATIoN.-At
Geneva recently, Dr.. Guthrie of Edinburgh
spoke concerning ragged schools. He said
that when the ragged schools began in Edin-
burgh the city was full OF oeggals now
there is rot one. When they began there
were in the prisons Of Elu5urgh five chill
dren under the age Of sixteen out Of every
hundred ncllccratci. Now there is ony one
in every two hurdrcd, or, as ne lucctiously
stated it, to every hundrcd prisoners, only
half enc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
tRoM GEN. BANEs'S COLUMN.

Eew wh,rSAr, Va, Thupisy. Mey T. iG6,.
yeftcrlay afternoon tho Rebel pickeIs above
Columl ana bridge on tho east side OF the shenan-
dgah, were driven back By detachments unde: Col.
Foster, VITO was subsequently s.abuscaded by two
Rebel regiments. Tie action lasted an hour, Wien
Fo.ter Withdrew in good order. The enemy di not
pursue.
A company Of Vermont cavalry was cut OF ana
surrounded but escaped by swimming tue river.
Tho onemy's loss is not stated, except prisoners
BELONGING 20 the 6th Virginia and 'th LOUISIANA,
which indicates iLa: tho enemy's force was one Of
Ewells brigades. This morning ~ OF our men
were reported missing.
II is rerogted here tha. q sirmsh occlrred yes
te,,uy near Stanton, between Milroy's advance
and Edward Johnsons command. The latter was
repused and retrested.
EEr-AAEKsT, Vs.. Wednesday May :, lse2
There is q great jubilee in The army to-day. Al
neon, to-day, loo guns were fired, in honor OF tho
Yorktown victory. CouIol;da,el bands visited Gen.
erals Dauls, williams, and Hatch, and played pa.
io.c air5 through tie streets. They also visited the
camps Of the Ira Harris Cavalry as a mark Of honor
to their gallant charge yesterday. The details 0i
that affair show that tho Rebel cavalry had tatefy'
which they opened on ourmeu. The latter depoyea'
and waited III two Of our guns were pIaeea III i00
ton, when the enemys battery was soon ui'''n
back, and tho Ira Harris Cavalry dashed on 10 'he
Rebels, with yels and sabers, driving 'ne~ p"eA W
The suburb, Of .he OwD. Our caYaly were ccI'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Cmc'sI Dispascics from Eiax-CMccr Du-
pont-The Capture Of a Rebel Battery
by she ssunooat Nnle-OtheR Operations
No news has traDspire1.
Y AshINgION, I nursdsy, May B,

WARRINGTON, Anursdsy, May ., itos.
The Navy Department has received dispatches
froul Com Dulon to-day, dated Port Royal Cd inst,
giving Interesting particulars Of sn expedition on tho
2Jth Of April, with the Hale, to capture battery
on Grumballs plantation, near tie junction OF
Dawho-pow-pow and South Edisto River. IL ap'
pears the enemy opened on the Hale when within
500 Yards, and continued their ire s che wound
her Hav TO engage Them at close quarters; but when
the Hale reached the last bend, and WAS mssing g
straight coursc iOr the battery, the Rebels fed IN
haete. Lieut.. ellis landed with party OF men to
desf.0vi IT, The work was about $50 yards from tho
river bank, ard mounted two long hne 24pounders
on excellent iitd-carriages 50 rapid wa. the nlshe
Oh The Rebels that one OF the guns "a et loaded and
plmei. The Haze returned 10 her anchorage with.
oat having man Injured
Another report details the proceedings at Bulls
Bay. Lient Nickos crossed tbs bar with the On.
Md on the 1:h ul,., end anchored within 800 yards
of the IIght House on Balls Island ana opened firo
on small work ii.usted about fifty yards 10 the
southward Of the Light House. Shortly after he
landed IN his boats covered by tie guns OF tao Ons
ward, the Rebels Tired upon the party, bat nce
awaiting m attack fed f. 3m the island TO the mai
land The Onward has now complete command o.
the channel 30 that no vessel can either enter or ~
out a
On the 81 ult. Lieut. Commanding Nicholson of
the Isaac Smith, then stationed o. St. AhSusNnos
having heard that o schooner had cone ih o'e' nv
lIatanzas bar, come Is miles to the soathwaId, as:
patched three armed boats, together , w'n uetAGs
eoptTre tI her, which was done, aud the sehoones
br55rgh, M to st. Aususi ige. The vessel was called
,ho r;rp ~ C,tv' She had register aud cleared
from s'sau T. r. for S. John, n. d. B; Good. m.
consisted OF tie s ass soUds h:I sS2
,,1a5s of 81. Augustine were without the necessaA
rie. Of he, and with no means Of getting then1s
;su' Nicholson sold tho cargo, or portion Of IL
ct auction.
The rrnboa. Kerhnms on the 2lst ult., of Mobile,
.sntured the X. q. Files, while attempting to ru1
the blockade. she was loaded with cotton, and hs6
been sent 10 Key West.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
IMPORTANT FROH FORTRESS HOlROH
An Expedition up the James River.
sEWALLS POINT EVACUATED.
The Monitor and Naugatuck Gone There.
F.RrREu Moxnor, Thur,d,y, May s-LM

F3RrREss MoSnoE, Thursdsy, May s-LM
The iron-cad shir-of war Galena, and the guns
boats Aroostook and Port Royal started up James
River at e O'Clock ,lis morning. They have passed
DAYS Point battery, and heavy firing has been heard
M ,s river since their departure. They will cut or
the river communication with ibe Rebel army south
Of the Chickshominy.
Instantly after the gunboss started, the Rebel ting
j. B. White came ont 10 front Of Newport News,
having left Norfolk this morning with crew and
two citizens on board on mission to Tannery point
BY previous concert, they ran over to Newport
News. and surrendered TO Gen. Mansfield. This 10
the third time they have attempted to escape, and
they are now most happy individuals.
sewall's Point is being evacuated. TIE .donitor,
Nauga,uek and ssveral sunboats, have just left for
Sewslls Point.
FozTKzss MONROE Nsv I, lses.
Via BALusoRE. Thursday, May g. 1862.
President Lincoln arrived here this morning and
spent the dsy with Gen. Wool. This afternoon hs
visited Newport News, to see Gen. Mansfield and 10
have a clear view of tie Merrimac, which has been
living Off Caney Island all the afternoon for the
purpose, TO doubt, of preventing our gunboa's from
running up the James River. Sic made no attempt
10 come ont.
The steamer George Peabody arrived here from,
Hateras to-day, and started immediately for New'
York.
No news has transpirel.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

shot Ner5 fyiug thick above them, showed 10: ilt
le.st desire 10 have tie ye,sels moved 70 piEse o.
safety. The incidents OF the bombardment WIZ De
mentioned in my detailed report. i merely Tn'e
this hurried letter TO spprise the Department Of the
state Of afaira, and shall send it oil a. once, wa
Havana.
The sight of tbs NIGHT attack was awfglly grand.
The riyer was liz up with rsfts, filed with pine
knots, aud the ships seemed 20 be fighting literally
aCdst lau and smoke. Where We were, the hro
cf the eaeuiy was b. III and comparatively harmless
a,n in hopes that the ships above Jared as wei az
we did. Though amid such terrific fire, II was
gratifying 70 see hat not ship wayered, but stood
steady on her course; and am III hopes, AMI see
to douot 1t, that they now have possession
Of New-Orlesus.
am with crest re,psc., your obeii'nt ieIry,ns
DAVID d. PORTER, Commanding tlot!s
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs Secretary OF the Navy.
u. 6. 5rsaran HaRVrEr L1ss MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
April % 1867
Capt; Doges has Just arrived through Gu. through
the swa.npe, and brings the following additional
lntclngenc0:
Tue Verona wss SINK. About 100 men were killed
and wounded. Ships all n-aIy Tor another hight. NO
distractions on tie way to New.Orlenus. LleSen
Confederate vessels sunk and burnt IN psssing the
forts. Gen. Butler is about 10 land men the back
way Elk miles above the foI.e. No officers killed or
wounded Soldiers captured misera5iy armed. and
without ammunition.
FoRrnrss MosnoE, Thur'dsy Nays, 1852
10 he Hor. GIDEON NELLEs, secretary Of me Nary.
Dhhc tLt UOHOI 70 hi'4lOuLtc, tL1s iuS
providence of God, which smiles upon just
Cause, the squadron, under Flag Officer Farragab
has been yourhsafed a glorious victory and tri-
umph in the capture II The City Of New-O.leans,
Forts Jackson, 81. Philip Livingston, and Pike tae
batteries below ard above New-Oroans, as well
as the total destruction OF the enemy's gun
boats, sicamrsms, floating batteries iron cAdl, lre-
lafs, ard obetfucton-booms aud chains.
The enemy with their own hand, destroyed from
eight 70 ten millions Of cotton and shipping. 0ui
loss i8 3G Killed and l23 wounded. The enemy lost
fon, 900 to j0O beside several hundred prisoners
Tie way ia clear, and the Rebel detonscs de-
,tcyed iron 4 G Gulfto Baton Rouge, and probably
to Memphis. Orr fag waves iriumphaItly oye'
them all.
al bearer ordhpatchos TIIEODORUS BAILEY,
Ceg .in aaa 70, I'D 81 command 81 the sssec King
force OF saaoost CaJuge
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
IMPORTANT FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
The Occupation Of Giles Court t-House
and Daryows.
THE ENEMY DRIVEN AGAIN.
CAPTURE OF coMMlssaRy STORES AND aesel&
General MilrOy Engaged with the Enemy
DsApar.srHg. MousT.IS DspsnTEEsr. SBARl
PLnrsarnG Va Thursday. May 8. 1882. J

DsApqr.srgR- MOUNTAIN DgPsnIEEsr. NBAAl
PAHrsBuRG. Va. Thursday May .. ie62.
A dispatch from Fayetteville announces that tne
advance of Gen. Cox, composed Of part Of Tho 2Sd
Ohio, under Major Cowley, occupied Giles Court
House and Darrows yesterday.
The Rebels ran, and did not burn the place, as in'
tended.
Abundant commissary stores, Lieutenant-Coio'
ne Major, and twenty priyaes were captured. Inc
citizens remain, and seem loyal. The defeat Of the
Rebels at Camp Creek was more important than wse
a. hrstsuppOsed.
General Milroy is now lighting, and Schenck y
advancing. Particulars Of these movements arc for
bidden.
UgiparARrsas MOUNTAIN DsrARrsHSr}
Wednesday, May 0, 1852
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary J Var
Gen. Cox telegraphs that his advance, consisting
Of part Of the 23d Ohio under Major Conley, oecu-
Tied Giles Cour;-House and the Narrows OF New
River yesterday, driving out the Rebels, who were
taken by surprise. A considerable quantity of CONF
missary stores was taken, and some twenty privates
made prisoners. The surprise prevented the burning
of the place, as the Rebels intended. The citizens
remain, and most of them eeem Loyalty disposed.
He adds tha. the reyerses Of the enemy al Camp
Creek increase in Importance as they become moro
known.
JOHN c. FREMONT, Msjor-Gensral Commanding
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
proN NORTH CAROLINA,

Tue United States sstearn.lransp0r, Geo. Peabody,
Oapt. Winder, from Ha,,erss Iulet, 9Th inst, via
rorue's Monroe, 81 hougs, to tie United States As
sis'ant QuafternasteT sir.yei yesterday. The Geo.
Peabody has or board 3j passengers mostly officers
and Pgivates, discharged and or furlough. Nothing
oi importance had lranspired at Haneras sinco last
.s'-i''' Tho United States transport Eastern
S'''a Tor New-York, with sick and wounded
sod'e' was to leave next day. Tho transports
albany END SOssaek, hence, Lad jgs. arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
Z. 8. STEAMER u,RrIEr LAsH,

feet. No dispatches came from flag officer Farra.
gut;
MSussIFPI RIVE, Friday, Apil 25, 1864
SIR: have the honor 20 inform you that dag OIL.
Ger + rragut, with the feet, passed Forts jackson
and 81. Philip on tire morning Of the 9iL aud should
te IA New.Crleans by this tine, u he can meet with
no oba'qcles auch as he has already passed. the way
being com,iraliyciy open before bim.
We con nmenced the bombsrdment Of For. JachsOn
ou ihe lS;h and continued it without iniormistion
until tfe squadron made preparations 70 move. The
sou iron was formed in thrCe lines 80 pass the fOris
Capt Bailey's division, composed Of the following
yes,ele, leading to the attack Of Fort IT. Philips:
Cayuga, PensscOla, h.ss!sslrpi, Onelda Verona,
Kat.,sden, LiueO, aud WIsahiCken Fisg officer
Fsr-igut loslirg tie following: Second Line
Hartford, Brooklyn, Richmondi and Commander
iiell leading tie ,hird division, composed of the
following vsses: Sciota, iToluoi5, Piuola, NiDola,
Itafca and kennebec.
Tho steamers belonging 70 tho mortar fc,i!la
were to enhlode the water battery Commanding the
approaches; mortar eteamerl Harriet Lane, West
feid, Osesco, Clifton, ami Marine, tho Jackson
towing tic Portsmouth. The vessels were rather
late Ia getting under weigh and into line, end did
not get iaihy started unil $3.50 O. m. end tho
lrusull bustle app5ed the garri.1n that eomv,hing
vas going Oh. IL IN hour ten minutes afor
the vessels bad weighed anchor they had passsd tho
ors, under most terrific fire, which they returned
ith interest. Tie mortar feet raiued down shells
on Fort JGckson, to ty and keep tie men foui the
Cuns While the steamers of tie mortar feet poured
IN shLrpnol upon the water battery commanding tho
approach ut II ort distance, keepiog them compma-
lively Guies Wien the Est vcs el OF ours could DO
seen au.Ong tho tire aud smoke, to pasJ tae battery
signal was made to the lorfars 70 cease lrng, aud
the rOilia sieaaegs were directed to retire iiOll
cOltest tha. wo Id eoon become unequal.
tt was low daylight and the fleet having passed
along, the forts began TO pay their attention 10 our
little squadron OF steamers; the Portsmouth, which
which failed to Iaes through. TLese latter became
ertanllod il some wrecks ard chains PLACED IN the
river 10 obstsuct aud which were olly ar,iaiy
moved. One Of these vessels, the WinOnG, Rot
through far FoIt ST. Philip, bat having all tine
guns bearing on her she .enelbly retired. The
Ilasea was taIy Iiddleg s4d lad sTbet tLIQpgh Asy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
FROM CHARLESTON.

Extract fem etser HON q lsdyli
"CHALRtToS. Aprn iecA
Tea seven ts7 dollars per pound. What do yoQ
hinh Of Calico 81 re yard Price. arc incredible ys -
not discouraged bought braid TO bind my dre
for sc piece ShIns firm at 80 to 'oc and vs'y ~
Proes are r'iug daily The fonhcsticns Goune NJ
bsAi Aad 80 crnApsps De NV ~ Vhee ~ ASsassSC
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

fire by sand-bsgs placed on the pa'apet, which were
laid in tho form 81 embrasures. From this fortress
lire Of redoubts lune;tes, redens and other
Ged-works, connected in mcat places BY rlfe-piis
extend clear across the peninsula.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

,oms places, ard will average 90 feet all through
Between escb gun traveIees are erected; these are
walls OF earth, thrown ny 10 protect The gunnefs
f.um al enfladng fire and tie bnr7'ing OF cbelis
They we're aiso well covered ilon lie eject q our
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

This map desoribes accurately tie line OF works
a-ouui Yorktown proper, consisting Of a series Of
basiions with connecting curtains. very strongly
built, Tie hight from tho bottom Of tie ditch
TO the top of the parape, is over 30 fee, in
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

msnded by Major vought Of the Sd Battalion. Ado
tsnt Hasbrouck Of the Harris Cavalry, was taksQ
prisoner by the enemy. The enemys force was 1905
ours less.
The news Of the victory at Williamsburg was ~
ceived this afternoon, and read dresspsrads n
all the regiments. The news received rapturout
cheers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

OUR LOSS $50; REBEL 1000 TO 1900