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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-02-18
hATr,sr FROM ROANOKE.

BlRNSIDE REINF0RCED-7H THE At
TACK on ELIZABETH CITT-COK,
LYNCT ARRIFED ATNORFOLH, &C.
NORFOLK, February 49, Five vessels left
Old Point this morning, loaded with troops,
and evidently bound South to reinforce Burn
side in his operations against Ncrth Carolina,
Elizabeth City was attacked on Monday
farcroon by eleven Federal gunboats. Flag
Nd!ccr Lynch defended the city to the last. -
Three of tho steamers under his command
reached the Dismal Swamp Canal, and are safe.
Gne Of our steamers was burnt by order Of
Com. Lynch, and two were captureds by tho
Fcaera!S. During the engagement one Of the
encrny's gunboats was burnt.
Com. Lynch, his officers and men, have
reached Norfolk, and are safe
SECOND DISPATCH.
NORFOLK, Feb. 2.-(Rccelved at 10t o'clock
p. M.l-Ihere is nothing of importance TO
communicate further than you have received.
The steamers Carolina aud Raleigh arrived this
afternoon with the sick rom Roanoke Island,
and among those on board is Midshipman
Camm, who lost an arm during the fight.
Several steamers and transports left Hamp,
ton Roads yesterday and to-day with troops
munit ons, and it is believed they are destined
for tie Burnside feet.
There was no flag of truce TO Fortress Mop.
roc TO day. - r.,
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EEaATA.--We are assured By friend that
we were in error the other day in saying that
our citizens had not been reimbursed for the
money expended for powder last Spring We
are glad to learn that the State has paid the
bill We were misled by citizen who we
thought ought to know. We gladly make tLe
correction.
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From iLse N0T!h.


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BAtrEBIES.
Commodorc GoMsboraueh feared that tho de-
lay already experienced would give the enemy n
grcat.a,lyantage, provided they had been sharp
enough to improve the opportunities thus Afforded
them. He considered that The expedition hsl
been favored with good luck so far in escaping
the chances Of stores. upeh that pout a tint sea.
SON. and getting so many vessels inside the Sound
safely. 1t seemed 10 be the opinion ofthe com.
man.er that il, future such expeditions should
be more under the control of the navy officers,
He feared more difficulty for the large vessels
after they should leave Albemarle Sound, and
was anxious that the gun6Oats of light draft
should be hurried up
General Burnside's force which is very hume.
rous, was 10 have been landed on the lower end
and east side of the island under tNe guns of the
war vessels. Commodore Godsborough's fleet
were TO engage the Batteries on C,anton Sound,
at short range while a portion Of the land force
was to have pushed to any point where tho enc.
my should show himself in force.
v hen the expedition sailed from Hatteras al
wero in good spirits, and good orier and dscip.
limo prevailed. All they wantedwas chance to
meet the enemy. he vessels were supplied
with provisions. for sixty days and large supply
Of coal.
We rather opino if blow has been struck at
all on Roanoke Island, the result will be IL favor
of the Union arms, as their numerical strength
and equipment were OF superior character to
those Of the rebels,
The object of taking Roanoke Island by the
lfuion forces is TO take the initiatiatiye towards
seizing other points on the railroad running di
rec.ly south from Richmond and thus efectu ally
to cul off the srpplis from the Southern States.
Il the Union troops are fortunate enough TO secure
ito capture, it wi,I pnt stopto tho inland coast
navigation Of North Carolina, which means o
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purpose Of receiving ammunition which was
expected from Norfolk Tn Sunday, the enc
ny . vessels crossed the Sound, and carly oI,
Monday yIhorning advanced up the Pasqaoiaak
river, Our vessels had then gained the bat
tory on the river and were drawn up lor
the purpose Of cooperating with tif OCCASION
should require il, Captain Parker, of Ii,
Beaufort, was dda!ed By Commodore Lyncli
t0the command Of this battery. E
0wipg to thpdcnse fog which prevailed Oh
Monday, fhe Federal fleet came within tws
pr lbee hundred yards of our feet and bat
erybef9re b3lng discovered. Our 1leet was
therefore Compelled to retire again, and tn,
battery was abandoned. Before it was I'D
/ however, all th, guns were spiked 4
The fleet proceeded dtowards Elizabeth Cityl
closatNpursuea by the enemy. After pro.
ceedipg some distance, three of the vessels
were 6ycrtaken md crptured. and Comn,od,e,
! Lynch, together with Their officers and crews
made prisoners. The BeaHloa. Empire ana
Raleigh, however succeeded in making Heh
escape, and arc now safe near the south end,ol
| theNCaual Ny
Captain Parker, who was in command of III,
battery on the river. il thought to have csrapcl
with his men =, til" dhrcrun of Eacnton Cap
Ajns Hunter and Simms are rtpuried to beo
h"aDd their yosses nj the erl of the canal. hnt
| Capt Co,k is supposed to have fallen into lh,
hands Of the eurmy
FROM ELIZABETH CRY.
The report Of the burning Of Elizabeth City
and it, capture by the FclaraIisis is fully cnn
drmeJ. 'he town was attacked on Monday
morning about 3 o'clock. and was set on fire and
cvacuated after G1lt Of about couple OF hour
duraiion. The torch was applied by the patriot,
riiMens themselves, and altlnEgh th0 destruc
Ton was only partial, yet hH!hcient display o.
tlfssTiiice has been made by these gatant
!. falerlnans TO s;Eisty The eiKalY that they we
~ AAia4s l-aaI,.sl.tls. neyeFxszAabtso.g 4 .
l'he Cuntederatel steamer Forrest, attached to
Commodore LyncliN fleet, aud which WAS IN
dergoiug repairs at Elizabeth City, We are R'ad
to SAY, was not left to the enemy as at frst re.
portods but was burned by the citizens before
they left the town. '--,--.
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prevent its desccration by the Yankees and
are probably by this time knocking ut the
door of Norfolk and Portsmouth. We sincere
ly trust however, that the Government will
show more concern for those cities than for
Roanoke Island and the defenceless towns in
that vicinity, and throw sufficient force there
30 exterminatc the last Yankee that dare TO
put his foot on our soil.
This Roanoke disaster is by FAR the most
serious VIC have met with and should be the
means Of stimulating our people to renewed
excrtions in behalf Of their homes aAd all that
they hold dear.
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OUR Loss.

Our loss was not over one hundred killed
and wounded whilst that of the enemy is cs
tmalel at least one Thousand kllsd Indeed
we have information that at Old Point the
number is estimated at fifteen hundred killed
The beach is represented as being Strewn with
Their dead bodies and the probability is that
wien The truth comes out it will be found that
this victory has been purchased by the lan.
KEGS with fearful outlay OF life.
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below:
CAIRO, Ill.,, Feb s.--We have taken Fort
Henry. 1t WAS surrendered to Cpmlnndory
fool' yesterday two O'clock in the Afternoon,
after mos dctcruj0ed IrslstancG.
The light, which hstcd an hour and twenty
minutes was conducted hy the Gunboats Cha.
cinnati, Essex, and 81. Louis. The CinGin,
.natl fired one hugdrpd and twenty-five rounds
and received thirty lour hots from the rvho
gus but only one mnn was killed. lAle NJ
Louis fired one hundred and ten roundS, but
received no damage. The Essex was disabled
after tiring ten rounds, by bal striking her
boiler, Ihmty.rwo persons on hard Of were
killed, bclag scaI!eltto death. Captain pOr.
ter, who commanded her was badly scaldcu,
but not dangerously so.
Oae retnl General, one Colonel, two Cap.
tains and one hundred priyatcs were taken
prisoners.
The fort mounted twenty guns and seven.
teen mortars,
The land forces did not reach the scene Of
the action unit! hall an hour after the surrcn.
der Of the fort
The Mcmphis aud Ohio Railroad bridge f.,
teen miles above the Tort, has been taken pos
session .! by or troops
DETAILS " rHC BATTLE.
ClNCINHATi, lfch 7, 1852, The Gagciie and
Commactdfs Cairo correspondence, gives the
following account of the bombardment and
SurrcNdrr OF Fort iculy
Yesterday, at halt past y p. NJ, the gun.
boats tlncmnali, ST. Louis, Carondcc, aui
ESSEX, The Tyler, CoaesIoga, and Lexington
orlngng up thcigrear, advanced boldly agNts,
LhG 4lAI- .ynlkSAaa4Rg % tl!e right soi Ransii
..,-s-e-zr~4 - lafsss FsJte. w1scTv.-usI
Es'e5eSst s,iDrJ ~ fSer, ttaIas Inc fortifiea.
tons, ard &eepiGg'Nut OF tie range tin at the
head Of the Isiand and within mile Of The en-.
emy, passing the Island in tul view of the reb-
eI guns. We stcadSy advanced. every man at
quartrS, every car strained TO catch the flag
officers S,enal gun'fur the commonccplrn; 0l
the action. Our inc Of batllc was on the left
oi the St. Louis, nex. the CaroudeI,t, next the
Cincinnati, Or The time being the flag ship,
having on toard Flag -O.licer Foolo,) and the
next the Essex.
WeadSanc-d in lino, the Cincinnati, boats
iengh ahr0d, when al halt pnst eleven, the
Cincinnati op ned tie bail, and Immediately
.hc three accompanying boats followed ,uii.
The encmy was, not backward, and gave
nm admirable rc>Rorss, aud the hght rogcd
,ariously tor halt an Ecur We steadily ad.
vaucsr rcupivng and returhmg the storirs ol
shot and she!l, whens getting within three
hundred yards ol the envu.y's works, we came
to a stand and poured Iuto him right and lett.
IN tue meantime tie Essex had been disabled,
ard dyIit ed aNay from the scene OF ne ion iroy.
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TIE PEDERALS OFF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Feb. l2-There is considerale ao-
tiyity among the Federal vessels below this city,
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TIE ENEMY AT EpEXroN.

A special train Of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Ruhoad arrived IN Portsmouth, yesterday,
uhtut one o'clock. Information was brought
that the enemy had entered EIenton and taken
possession. Tins news was communicated
through DR.. Warren, Of EAtnton, to the people
Of Slli,lS ard forwarded by them to Ms. We
have received no confirmation as yet Of the
statement and it may be that the intelligence
is premature,
The enemy was represented as being on the
why to Blackwaicr, and the non.arrval Of the
boar due from there yesterday seemed to cor.
roborate the statement,
TRPACEEaY THE CAUSE or THE DISASTER.
W" learn th9t man named Doe, who lived
on Roanoke Island. and who knew Of a lind
ing place on the Marsh that others were igno.
rant Of. deserted, went over TO the enemy and
piloted them into the landing after giving them
all the information about our forces and !orili.
cations,
l. appears that Col Shaw got wind Of his
intended dc>crion, and Told hm that il he at.
tempted To desert he would blow HIM outssI
sfe wa.,c ;sbut Doe .sftsrwHrd- 90, ci.ssnrf
aud mude his escape, and in consequence Of
that escape wc have this terrible disaster.
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Col Jordans and Col. Shsw's Regiments
from this State were there, constituting we
suppose at least two-thrds Of the entire force
engaged but as yet from these Virginia pat
pcrs, coaricrs and correspondents we hear no
mention made Of them. We are told by tel.
Negrams with sensation heads all about Lynch's
feot, most Of which it seems the Yankees have
got how too 0. Jennings Wise and his com
pany~ fought the Yankees how Wise the tl
der escaped, beng IN bed sick at Nags Head 7;
how Hcnningsen being ordered to the Island
stopped at EIizsboh City; but never word
about North Cardinals two Regiments, who
must have been in the fight. Ooe Company
ofCol J'rdan's Regiment Capt Whuy 5
was recruited in this county, and o. course
much anxiety is felt By their many ftiend-
and relations to hear particulars conce5aing
>thcm as well as about Col. Jordan hinscIt,
but we probably shall get nothing until we ger
the Official account Of the enemy, for the vlr.
ginia papers will not tire yet awhllein in talking
about the two Wises the ComIaodaru's pset,
the Legion, &c.
Commodore Lynch and his brave little squad
ron are represented as doing heroic service
apd We doubt not but the Wise legion Icugh,
like tigers, for oil CT which we applaud and
admire them, but We hope that some Of our
Virginia exchanges will at last let us knpx
whether our two regiments were thlrsQs.
not.
Meantime the enemy are pushing forgsf
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coNrEpEEAfE coLoNs srNrcs.

Our snots dlsmouued two Of THEN guns,
drjolng the enemy into the embrasurrs. -
One ol olJher rlilyd thirty,two FOUNDERS burSt
dnnng the engagement woundug some OF
lhelr gunners. lac rehe,s claimed to have
out eleven effective guns, worked by nifty
loar men--thg number all toll of our p,Is-
oncrs. Tney lost i've Killed aud teu badly
,V,,,,.Iol
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TIE Victory ANSouScrD.

Gen. HAIIecG sends this message t. Con,
Mcclellan
Fort l!snry Is ours! The N,g Of tie Union
Is ro.cstl5l,shpl On The sol oI Tennessee. II
will never be removed.
, 1862-11-30

PERse<AL.-Cc1. ThotaaB Q. 0ahura, Of The
5ota srEInent Illinois volunteers. having b:cn
recently called 10 Springfield, or hii::ness
connected with hls conlnsnd, paid lis many
fritpds iu this city a hasty VISIT Lewss most
heartily welcomed a1d warmlr greeted. We
wc7c glsd 10 see the Cotoue: in the enjoyment
Of good health after no-= tl1u sear'e ince5-
esnt labor with his brave bays IN Teata1 Viz
gin1A- Among tbs ma.y bs7vs officers who
have gore to The field frou, Chicago. Coloacl
Osbura stan55 prominent Leaving 1hn prac-
tice Of the law, In which he was engaged, he
entered the Service sons fifteen mouths ago,
since which time he has made for himself a
most enEIab1e fame. With only shout 800 ef-
fectiye ncn and battery Of swo guns, le1nst
! Stonewal jackson with force Of some Is ,uo1
. men, ard lcp. him at hay some t~enty-four
!; hours Hetten se.reatcd acrcss the Potousc,
and bclrg reinforced, prevented the tuzsher
| advance Of the ene,n;. st the battle Of Win.
chester his regiment occupied = position 9:
great dsrges On tho 1cttwtng Of the srny, aud
the next day Eook the advance II the 1urani!
c1 the eneEy. On this aud several other oc
cseions he conducted himself With Ers4
bravery and ability, receiving the comments
tions Ct the late lamense:d Gen. Lander, hni
other superior os.lcers-
, 1862-11-30
MARINE LIST,


ARRIVED. ED...-....--..Ns- -.
s,Jas Ce7.e.. p:.hss. T*e K.*c.f. sonarles.
Pill; Lazy E-anE!in. S,tss:.s. - sls.pL. !2j II
::a.@.1, I!r,.s:.e .su.s:
Frcf t,Ef.s!e, Mckee. lr:T 81, +lnd1lca-
HIP ( v 5Aekns, Ee-ai;oz,sa. st Joseaa, s7a-
Gs!es
se1r Iiovei! Hopsoes. :saac2ss, .Baas:o, ssa taus
seh7 Ca-:aassnias. n.F;s, os~eGo, 100 .'as pig
sths III .d:ry, T1ir;e7. Cleveland, 2s tors coal.
schr Fl-tsa@k. AnteEsaa, ttacillo. - N btick. u
s1hr Sutherland. T1oncso1, 5: Jcsena, 50 =. tue.-
av7.
s1.z,J ) Wallace, Lawrence. sEzooys;.n. II cords
s,1hs ke:eaum, F1"oa> xaa!to+Fec, 10 n !enac.,
St.H May, s27ci:, trara Karen, t5a = 1nniher.
tHED....So.erns=r
s:sn7 cn:Eet rahstt T7o Rivera sradslss.
pr;s, Fu,ralsin CITY. rea-e- Buffalo. lu,acco BIZ
~ls:zs. :. .s' erl5 a"Er. 1eG htl- lnrt-
rsor E.es;o. ssks:. 6uttio. a.s'o nu oats. ia
Sear n Tempo. Ae:shst Gshis0Soc, 80 ccr,4
TO Dr.. isssl-
ScE- FitAfask, Anderson. Racine
S.fs- 1lsIst. Li.l1. Kaci..e, - tuna coA1.
srat Sutherland. Thuu,psoL, St Jcsepa.
Sta. Muriscr, Iu1,.. Skeoosssn,
ScaT AHrs ,tSp1att. Grand Haven.
MARINE Dlsa=-Ens.-The schocaer c Rsc7s,
tom Ct.caso, Hor. {, with 1850 ba vi! s,t, to.
csTeso. u, Saturday night Las: coll!dea Nth TIC
schooner Exchange Of Cieyelasd, which strneE
leg oe1o1f the waters eIi;c. The Reese saak IN =
few msnutca. thu crew :cupln, On board The E1
ctsu.e, saving hardly arY.hiu. Of shsfr el ,:hlng
The Exchange los: hes jst-hooua, cntnase:, bow,
srsit h.ossn, and LEAKED badly. Ste prt I,itu The
Gereeee River
The schooner Three Beils is ecuA in the .uoutt
Of EcncEec Rive-.
, 1862-11-30
ST. Andrew TA9.

To-Day NOT. :'0ti.t is observed il honor Of
st. Andrew the APOSTLE, and is ca!Ied ''S:
Andrew. Day." This distinguished man
whose rrsrn ne aud cobls acts are familiar
e9:a At this lste dag, ws= native ct Bs!hesaa,
E town in Galilee s,sust<; upon the laae D!
Gerc.arett. He was the son ct Jonas o.
JOHN, fisherman OF list town, an. broth: u
to SIMON Peter: II Is evident from the record
thst he possessed ac confidence Of biz NaE.e.
e1d thai he accompanied Christ. assisting him
IL various ways, when his most zems1Sab!.
1rl.aGles were performed Heat the 1sts laid
Gpxa his ji.e fos tie carse i:r hid SO f-:th1lily
servra, having been subjected Al -Eyel to
tie martyrs Gea:h Of cracj!!z:cn. II the 5esz
,o-t MS lores xe-e PLACED II LIE Abbey Of
St. Victor, in 3la-6.zilles, where they now re-
Elm. It was il his honor that Philip the
Gecd, Instituted tie Knights OF tAe Ga!:e1
fleece, who for their badge wear what is
called St. Andrews cro=s. This is devised
f:om the Instrument OF his death, which Il
said 10 have been In The fcrn1 Of i letter <,
t.i5E : cross tecassate. tTo pieces Of tim
eer csc-=iIG each other in tie middle.
/ Tie Scots t3not St. !anrew as :!4s principal
! IT. 7oii ii tht:r country, snd in 4 d. 3f9
F., they built tie Ch27cl aad Monastery Of St,
; Andrew to Herpetaate his memory. Where
/ now tie c5ty OF ST. Audrew s:aIds, Kenneth
! II. Eipg cf the Scots entirely e1ticguishcd
TIE l',c;6 in SIS. The ar1n ot the Martyr
; stint is nnw 1eve:ens:y kept in ths Caarrh
! 0. St. Reea!ss, or Ruell. magnificent e.ls
! Gee il TINT city.
, 1862-11-30
MARKETS AE TELEElkARET-

SEw ToRK. NV so--FIorE-Aarts dnl:.
h. IVY ara at1oc lowet, Ssls*,a IT. hris. ut 5-5c
Gf3 e. for eupeF stste $ G5* % ~ e1iia r.ate;
Is 5uI5a fo7 eupef ~estesn; $ a59t ~ f9s
eon4moE to god rhipp!rg h,ands eIs.a round
hoop Ohio, aGd sc. .551is a5 to. t:ade b.AIis mar
ket C:nsing he.Ey. Cauatta1 1oSs heavJ AE1 so
;s % ius good 70 chuice extra Rye aohT qa;r.
ni.d STEADY At II s5Ga o. Cosn meal in ra,: re-
GUS: with ss,ss u go hfle. ls:ssy It 81
Hts.ssI Ut 80 3411c, I'D 3:n bste- stat. At 37se.
GkAs-W htat- Jul, unsettled. AMI i9sa.
towsE tov al grades, estapt s1:,a shoict; 9ehscn
rpiipg y: 81. 81; Il. .s1o l1 Milwaukee c!un
=; S1joGt1 e; i3.coo bu- acaber .n~a at 5l.:.s;}
Il: II, %, ba e1tra Chicago DO A. {!,sti: TO-
sn15t. Aich!esn nj 81 :sjs: i; lS.to5 Ia. .xsEz
croic+ CO q $1.+eG1As; Geo ba amber stasc at
81 IL; , so br. White tienetee 81 Il 81; tnd .,tuJ
S:m Ut sSgas tor western. I'D % tor staie iia.-
les ma5a aELiye and tr1ne7. sales II, 80 ba .:
eurnioa u t,:irie state ard Carrlan Ut :! ING 1.33
decided ctaesr sscs. = on op st 7Uc flr s'4tp-
pins Z i1ed wtE.era 6iS1GSc for eastern, ind 5slt
ssc tor tamnged art heated oare daI II h=a:J
11:t Fi..al ~ e. 1T e4sGs: or conIeon tu prE:nr,
.Gt ex.;a chcire n 6aE44r3c.
tiaa. ,sgihas. New Otl.a.s sold 4: mgr {. Nj
a,srs rnicf dE:i and Eaafket heavy win ~ sale.
Gi moment repoE.ed-
Observation-Disclosures zsis1ou. decidcd
change hces l!.;!e caafrf. WHILE prime Is a lit
tn a!zner. sa.es 6ss ezls. At :s1alax Ga g IL:
nfss, ei'sa'ag h: ,1ss;ds priss. i:at.: =
1,.lae. Mess beef me!e ac1ire viii. sa.sa
i Il ;Ea l''a. at ssDGo1s7o tor ..5ant:y
1aess: 81 n4:17 o. !i.t .:;uc= prime: $12tIIl31J
IL ttsn:kca mess. and 313aO65l425 h:r cxI.a
lnees l'r11ne ne.s t.'et lail and nun,iual;s IN
aaaHEeG lssEt hams in E1oderate request; sale.
.it hs's. :ioice ~ee.eza 81 SIG 80. cn,m.asa dull
arc uaehars.t. Dse=sa! aogs iess ncti7a, With
Ealsz a. ':a.e. nass. stsa II nattle7=te asaand
ts.a: 81" ss.Svs ats:c tor city cut long ct:ar mi.
G!e.. a,.t e'e for short sfFnrd The ls.'l rl.rke,
i. tnll ard unchEnsed; sales IsO hri- at .it3,<c
snf e;nsn 1.At very choices at 9ssc. nut=rt se!ra
f, 1tts.I :ns OHIO AL ~, .'r fos s.ats, un.ss:
/! .taadJ at w i41sr.
| NSWE:i0, Eur. 23.-F1o-1- Stea5y tiz f.ae,
| Es.;.iis
| A,S--vieas-!r1es. Sales, a.at1 In. fai
! shi1r CE,shcia1 ~ *1.:s9. C:.rn-0a.ct. Sale
,a-t uTsLt acre: S In. tA. 1:Iiluf. It IT,. ~,
/ 70 uG. 'ie:nase3 do It 3!c. 0;hes grail non.
| lt4i.
CA>41 FEz.oHrs-u1ch.nged Wleat &c Al,
! torn isc 10 Ne.s SnrR-
| JGroi-7s--a5 ssu hu. Whcat-
EAr'E7s-tlo hxis. 2ors, 7,o:o bG. ,shsas II, ,ts,
10 E1:n-
, 1862-11-30

WCANr Dord1As HOSPITAL AID SOCIETY.
We have on several occasions called a:ten-
ton TO The. .Eaeslts Of this benevolent and truly
philanthrolIc association. The approaching
FasE a1d Festival 10 be given by the ladies', to
assist IN seplerishiug tie exhausted treasury
Of the society will commend itself 10 Ill good
citizens. The snhjofned letter, written by
our Poat Surgeon At.Camp Douglas, Or. Nc
Wicker, viii explain itseli:
MT franklin, President Of the LAd.es' CApp
Deugist Hospital Astoetatton-
CAAf Douc1..s, Nov. y, 1854
Dear Madam: Allow me. On the eve Of
being relieved IRON my duties as Past Surgeon
II Ca1rp DeuElaz, to e1p pres to yousreu, and
the ladies Associsfed with you, my app.ec!a-
ticn Of your Nh<fA and patriotic tIlorta To
promote the intcreets S1d iffs Comfort ; n fhe
sick Ia the hospitals t6ee, Your rnsyit;es
tase been "a nn1blrustve d. ther hsvr h..,.n
efficient, znd to thin has mAnx a s9ck ma
w!andtd soldier been indebted Tor relief from
sh*: tedtum AID suffering Gf eickneas. To one
iestnre ot them, peculiarly gratifying. aaY
BE- siln%ed 70 sllads; they hive Geld ont 10
Ut III All open hand too:n whsch3we havo boco
allowed 10 gather 1t viii, SD when nae
occurring. 10 you, our waatk on being
knt~n have tesn promptly met. |
hhve not On every oocAeion ackuoEl,
edged yo4r donations, neither viii On THU
octasi1n specify; sutsce IL to sAy that In
clothing, furniture, food aud everything thai
:ep9A eoufoat The e!rk or strengthen the
kan4e a their attendants, "a have felt you
itae1aMfx ard 1nssned to sAmise end rssor
.ea3 ~. sy14pstay - 6es41eAees OF yozl
, 1862-11-30

The y. Q. i1tuy1Hz Of 1pe 18th In 1sa sz.inarks
IT. the commercial cvluDn, eeTA: "IhsIe have
btea further receipts ot Snget and Mo;a+ses, to-
daJ, 1e:: uew c.cp. The sIlp's though light Is Ia
txcess @! tie demand, and buyers nre gcnc.ally
httlitug back. There is apule Inquiry, tut most
plsehaeere Gecsire to opeTate II present. They
appear to be awaiting eaxter prices. owing to the
probability Of nore liberia. receipts xtom the
upper coast."
The e.,es cf the 5scy:ous day aTcgi7cn ST fol-
!oHs:--
srGAn-Abou. ~ bids. sold in several lots TO-
dag d, about 5este:oA,e prices fairfo fully tair
sGSS1sc, prime to choice y. ,ye ,1UH for yeiloT
Clarified aIl4i EYE for Bs.cst;-.
NaiAsEE1-la lot Of 1Gs hr1a CID fetatled sold 1t
nc HuiGera are asking &c. fa. old so1f and &c
fuz Cd nlt1pG alG dc. {0E ;,zs,s acN.
, 1862-11-30

o. The 2lst 3 round lot Of New 1osk state reed
b.eagh1 f3.lu each. stEce then saIes kav9 ;,.en
E.Ede II = TO- End Later At t!.50 cash, according
tu i.-a!:,y. There have been 10 sa;rs ss.tain d
few ta:s ct Calcutta L1nseed. Th. last sa.e III
Rozton ~cs at sa.s3Gla u, which price, with the
1,resent high r.ice Of Gazriet. :wn Of which arc
included III each "bag"o of Ecse!gn seed hong sud
the lasse ''dfaH back allowed III shipping Oil
Cake nade from Foreign a=eG, with The increased
Yield In Of! Of thi= seed over american, n.aAcs
tEesc prices agree VILE ciesIng aa..tations above
t1f ue-;ca- dtp4
, 1862-11-30

TkCra il but little. nsuscmens ts heansu OAt
though holders 1nd r. ~ not Eeetn 0ieRosea
to xclt rn.csx at fai1 re- - Luz aosente q ssls4
s"cs sncfnI,tJ - c1r1r- remains very asm. and
pfieet Eli srnd upwafd. s.Is of rs bfls = y
hsls. to be zelaEnsd; 400 d. 90 ~ 9ss, sna ys9!ot
i've IN pirate terras The m.4ost1y d heldess
aseaskinx u, 3Yznd t2.po {oz afA'i -
, 1862-11-30
rn,~ao 1.u,,,aer Maxkes-Nov. ?.

Gf.r s1t 70: 4l, 10 10: common boarde. &s
III ri: 5eacirs, I'll Eb; cnls. s5 ~: stock o9ssas
ia % toist. 1asd .izes. III o. 20 auG ciae
dres4ed opring, f. 20; common dF''stea iloo1ans
n,au drcsted eiding. slt 70; 4 M. sasS5a shi5- m
glcs fl.gu; Nc. 1,faT5; Ne ,. ~ 3N: iathr - w.
, 1862-11-30

There IL lisa cioyes.eeL co1.tag. aod # 10 IN
cor6 1cnueet at Al advance Of iaBe, on yesterdays
1guTcs, sales cf leu bushels fair aod prime .lnaii.
y At e6.seG ~ = u ~; irelndlns oes & ~ a A.
Thets Is very 1.tc 14xeced ot*tiae.. and IT ii IN
dernand nj IA 1DI7l " - bushel,