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POSTSCRIPT,
The Late Defeat Of Price.

Springfield, NJ, March ia special 70 the
REPUBttcAH saysi
a msssags arrived ., ten O'Clock last rlght
bringing sddilifnN nows Of tse baiGe. Toe or.
gsgemeni took place on LATHE Sugar Greek where
a al irrnish icok place the march down. In mite
ipAtion q an attack on the south side Gen. irts
ordered the rsir W be drawn up the north sid
but Unexpectedly the attack was commenced 1n
their rear, north 4 our army, by 1900 = 1000 rebel
cavalry. General slge, with 500 men, protected
We trs,r and Tor several hours Altsrnatel retreat
ing and Stopping = hold the rebels in check, while
tie trains rushed uackwAr y the mAln BODY u
the army.
While thus Or god, Cen s. lo was thrss tines
surrounded, bu' cut his way ,hruuSa ealh time.
The ptiudpal yhiny on Thursday WIS dJus D
Cen. sisel / Ia this way, on Fnday, the ens,ge.
n ent became general and c1ntinued - throug 5l..
the officers behaving with much gal ,su,ry. Tue
mot exposed petition was occupied BY CD c, -
rty's Division and the create q loss was suffered by
them.
Col bod ,er's Brigade y this Division c,nvi,tei
o. the Oh lJss e limel; and ih, l,t va b,t ,Ty,
the Ssh I.ao.. CO.. Paslps resim mt, aud the
2th Mss1url. Toe Second Bd,. de, under CD.
NAndivcre, Of the Del va, consisted o. his o IN
regimtnL tie Dubuque battery, snl CL C,y5l's
regiment Of cavalry.
A letter from Co. Carey s,ys ,hs, the losses In
the a., and oh Iowa 35Ia Illinois aud qb,h Ms.
sour are ifom 100 10 200 ia each regimen, killed
and wounded Only 20 Of the 24,h Miss uri were
present, but they los, 70 BIZ ed and large num6sI
wounded. Toe l2ih and lItb Miss uri 81 Iowa
cavalry AZ sh IndiAnl lon about ~ each
Among tie wounded are Gen. Asboth, 10 the arm
~ az. len 4 ~ 80
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MILITARY NEWS,

Inc remains OF tie gallant Lieut.. C .oaol II,
M'n'oui' who fell ai II ouoae, reached Ills CITY
y's'siuAy molp!4g, aud WILL be iatrr,rd with
P''P'F lohors probably on Saturday. The remaiss
are az present az tie residence ofthe widow Of the
deceased in SD S., 81 ave-, In charge Of A
mi'sry escort Of '"o oacOra and 10 pll7aos o. the
D'Eplneuil zJuayss.
The ship oi1y OF New York. lying a, pier S, North
RIVER has bten chartered by government, and Ia
now loading subsistence stores, g., Tor Port ROYAL.
Inc gunboa' NaugNtuok, built by Nc. Stevens OF
lioooken' has been completed, and is expected to
leave Tor Washington in two or three days, going
through the Delaware and RNilAn Canal.
private, named ID Iker, deserted from the U. 8.
Artillery some time ago, and join ed the rebels. He
was taken prisoner st Fort Hsiloras and sent with
he res, ofthe contedorAtOs captured there's ~ GOV
rnoi's Island, whore he was recognized BY for
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AlatnbIy.

Mr. Alvord, = e'Hseni, ~ red a rsaolution, viii ch
WIS., sd ptvd, m, y tnt tate Ina ino,rstp 80
10 be- maze 20 tho House AZ earliest m 1msn,, =
reypn ~ the 81 Atd feasibility Of argiug one
tier ftle losbe ou tie Erie canal ~ l5J feet in
sth ard % In viitn, Gr the adrrasion Of "
General verBmou' IN connect IN with the sub eci
Of our ,kt frontier deisuct~.
M. l. amy pTCsri ted tVo ramonBtranoes numer-
ouily signsc seeilst the u cad Fay rsilroad.
IT, bll liking an Apr priatnu 'or the payment
~ HI dittc' TAX sssumsu hy the STATE 20 this h 81
Si.tes, WIS o. dttet ~ third reading.
Mr.. l. ut'e, by consent, offered resolution,
Y hch vas sdopt'd, G Dgtstulating the country on
thAnks II the people we're que Y fs'n for the con
suuctf n OF thu NJ ~ itor, and Lieut Worden, en-.
gineer liners az tho otl or ofhuerE, Tor g.lAnI
c nduct providing that properly embossed
copy ~ the resoluIon he sent 70 the gentlemen
ed. with the luest 10 road IL before the ere
Of tie Monitor. Alu'fue.
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ARRIVED LAST KVEEIEo.

BrEANSIuP-Encn 8 Terry, 9 8 steem rans,
Psr, Chapir, Hssserss Inls,. VIA Bsltimore w9e,e
she landed 96o SOLDIERS sick. wounded aus on ''i
lCueh, u Bufntidss expedition. -,
gHP-Glad rdings Nelson e'"somy ~ .,"y
With undee " W. Ne's 4 ,ns. Y-,y
y-ea,har, tpln sails stove aioh l.u-- -
intt, frank Noyse, seanrn' fsI o''''
los,. -,
o., - ,;ilsrs Tar 70 days " a. irah h. q - q
Ffancis- Has hsd htsvy w'N'srI s'.es mos' '' 'As
pass.ge.
: aCuooNYRs-A II Mantue %, c.ersou o.
Provtaspte from P,pe's Ciessx, aAys, win
opttcn and vi ies - McCready M1ti c..
Enere, tBrl Copeland, Arrnto, 7 10 dNs'
With mola~es W Galway, Cas,dn Te.or' ,'h
insI Lee & 10 loA 10 is. 81 Ike bark Cienfu-yo' "
0nfusgOs. Left brig saw Tor Ne" 'A III
days.
S,,s n Tcss. / .nbari, VIrsisia SION.
bNH.vfina wJis, run Port R'yA dAy''b
hcCresdy hcu a o.
WlIgw HrT, uNvis Pori Jta'ieoa.
BELOW.
,se ,hip-nAns unknopl.
SAILED.
N.rcA ts,h-Dsfks Zngstelia. r. Jane.ro Hen
risssa irsleth sds.AtA 4 uerian; sa2sAiita;
Crf. Kim AatWcrp-B igs Hsc..tas 81 JGhnS.
Hr. Ad,. Pvt On pnrce-sc1rs q Knish do,
trident P,rtc EioN Also bark a1Atnia, :. RIO
l.zeira having rrpHrsi.
DISASTERS, &c
Ts ship J M,nteorrery, i,ts'y sslure On the
rrcka At - Pth - X IL nos on tue smAl bi-
arcs nNk for repsrs che has sus'Nn-i G. 'usiders.
Re damage ~ h.r b-srri s's'ai 'e-' ~ her zee
80. - , = ard copper hai.y cha't Size vii be
st-ippsJ. recaulkei, new,y eifercd' and -. i've
putin G, new heel.
TIE s,Aconsr I-tu K ~, ur ie, C vr-nmsni
employ, " Ten - R1s i'Nni' si-l'S ~ -
49, -, ~ Nre.ksi hole IN ter. : niiug she
y.s ky,.nr fss,. RAJ he- Ashcre M re t".ca.
T., ssir stNr % Ne U,i p. '-eS C,.f', N.'!ved
$50 ~ arok yesie lay b.. --l.-s aai was order
tit h stn.
CNtrfuoN-Ah,uts .',l-cf 'esierdAy n'TnlnS'
,,,h .,,h. 4 a ,t..,, t-.ns.r-t ? .u ; Terry wA'
rrsce drg " tae Raw. AMI rtrl ,' b-di -
fg,pd as cane 20 cr..si1u vits ihe siearsr
I-v. cN--yi-c away her = = -o. - 81 p 90
E..rs r., Ia, La .lS-t.,Ari - .: We a and
rEla cA,liei away
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'uuor prevailed extensively tb,o,..t,,r
m'ie mile circles, yesterday, tina, the G ,,o,s.
Inen' had ORDERED an entire discoptiaulpcs .,
the shipments Of Conmi sary sore. ro p,,,
n0y'i Later in the lay, tho report m,Ig i,
tnat Tie shipment Of these stors, 10 all .r,-,.,,
mad been stepped; and, still later. VA, a,,,,.'I
70 y 'l' important accessory 'ha' IErr D,,p.
nAi ordered the rebels to lay down ,.,i, ,-,.,
AZ TIE first report indicated a. -,
SOUTHWARK rom P1r Royal, or ;,e oc,a,.',,n
OF SA'Anr AL and the latter the r,.,.,
common senso TO one Of tie shr,sd,. ID, had.
In the sou'h,rn Corf,dcracy, /, ~. ts., h,
Dost TO make Inquiries a, Washington. ,.L.rI
was done but up toa lac hour l..tt,..t. ha
report was pncOnfrmod, and is, app,,ea.Iy. .,ro
Of the thousand cIaayd, of the d,v. II p,,v
nave srison from the fac! that complain. L,,
been maze Of the iueifaisncy Of one of N,
government agents in the Q1srtsr.M,,,r,
D0ioi' ine' T. Tor Port Roy H. who nav h.,,,, :,
reports '' true very properly ressi,.f ~ 49,
Ike, Of leave. Ne-
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Our Special Correspondence.

SHIP ISind Lcter--Actiriy in Cdmp-Despe-
ration # the Rebel-A1ira Of Horses in
good oTder-W me ,ec,i pt IF bdyrei IF
Stockings Uih Bats in h,m- Good spirits Of
tie Troops.
BtriEEs BRisApiN Sur 1sLAyr, Mississippi.
FEB. 2Gth, l462.
Dear Sun our h'rl,r il full Of vessels,
Island full ~ nealy arrived IT, Il, and our troops
iu'l ~ cuihu.asm ~ Of then being convinced tia,
~ much stlr aud hustle mo ans action-and ho,A-
ing cl'G TIE men ARE cSc,lleaUy well driei-
the disdplino perfect and the show Of the long
lnes " men owing around tie leland In oomplet
usnsp,or dct,c cd 5s,thor anucrs ittering, aud
hayontts cleaning In the hi Oh, sun light IL indeed
grand ami inspiring. Wonos have an ample dis
pay = horses, too, flr no ship UndAunted, from
u sion, has JUS, arrived with 1926 Gu, OF a cargo Of
1870 horses which we've shipped On beard. BJh
horses and ship were In splendid condition, the
stalls Of the former vcing, for cleanliness aud pure
atmosphere, with any gentlsmAns stable In the
lN d. 30 much for good care, AMI knowing how 10
do the business tho credit Of which belongs ~ Cap
tain Elliot. A Captain previously arrived, who,
with no worse weather, had lost his whole load Of
hoIses-ltO In number.
l have read \ late New q leans paper, found on
board the sissmsr Magnolia" lltoly captured.
Ia Ills an editorial lca.urg Artice IN which II is
Ell tina, tho wi ole trust q the Rebels has bse
placed Ia Kentucky, ard her deiencss, and thai
their loss Is g. disAeAriening, that II has become
ma ness longer 10 contend vih such a .formda
De Jocl
Among the ate arrivals OF stores is = barrel o
wollen siockng-. with ball OF yarn in the hee 10
each pair. We feel ,utc that none but the mucl
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washington, RTc6 13,-The stosmsrs Ara,o
anu az H. Which for some months pas, h.ye lo,r
"''' as foV'Tment uAnsp Irts, Will soon re,npc
.u''. "'l' carrying the MALL between Now Y,rl
''n'r i''n and Have Tho Tosump,ion O, s,,.
wee VIII begin ON the 2o,l lar,.n,
CIV '.n' citizen OF Mlaschuse,,s. ,o.,ro ~
se'''rdsy before the Committee on the Inyss,i,o-
nyA OIL Tie Conduct OF She War, tia, he ,ysn, .,
H'l''''h'o on sunday last, hos.ed rag tbsra ~
y VIC e"'lN"'r rae and came back aud repo,tci A.,
fAc' 10 Genera Mcclellan. ''F'''0' 'A'
il' em'n patton bill! for the Dl,tric, Of ,,um.
SfSpse1ed 10 pass today,
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uonIe OF Repre-enrnllrD.-

hr Que IN. y introduced A inn, rss,,,,,,,,,
~. We tass, a. tede Tug Ihe thar ksof C,ngr,s
''''p, o"iNh a. tbs officers aud mar ,55sss ~
.I lntIr ate bii Ian, Glory In Arksn-
- pMhsirg with tho rslNtiouA an Il ,r-srs
urA'T'y T. AZ Pea Ridge. VIM d.
81" ~ use, N C.mmnlee q the Whole, then 70
'"u1'H mo 0onf ider alton Of tho Tax ID m ~
M hlcIMdfon Cll } moved On Amendmen, ,,
rulhg thHt TWO rer centum OF tie revenue do IA
"p Tue hi shall be- set spsrL for he puSnso "a ~
uhylng on cta" ing - traaiy certain P.se OF
"Jo or tae limits Of Ihe Unied s1atea en- vticS =,
v'llt' rec blacks, and fur tie payment - ~ "
leases o. transportation Mith,ri " 'Ho oA
an rdD,or,I N y! raised poinI Of order Iha, this
90 mo mo tlehl vas not gormRns o. Iha bij,
iHe SNhlrman sustained the ohiscton
~ HTdtoa' resuming, sail The gentle,,or
% tl' 'lhtt slie told us yesterday shat { nrssa
n.u ,h 81 NO Constitution and the Uuion was -,
800 me n than--the primary object with 1b.,,
IN iHg we destruction % slavery ''o"
hr s'syerS mesriug no dis aspect 10 NJ Ri,b
h'oson' called aim 10 order for this ram ,ry - ~
ing IrsyelSnt h the bill ~ ~ W.
4, NJ, Richardson desired 10 say 10 his srisnds 81,
W. W., o,her aide tba' the gentleman from Kent,,L
wv Adtwothl yesterday was suit It 10 thA s,T,y
interruption that he tRlohsrdsorl had been "a IL
'u' gentleman from Ohio tsinshIml however, had
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rb, occur,,,op a, winchester

WinchS'cr, Va, March 12-9 4. NJ
Ger cra J.oE- frcas iefI here las, night On the
strait urg rad. Tho ,-cts o. Gsner Us liza alton
and Williams arc jus, entering the town.
Con, pany A Of tle Wisconsin 90, Capt Ber,ran,
and comp any OF the ,nneotisu. och, folio vel by
Giles d. mpany from N1ryl,ni, ami sqnsiron Of
the Mlshlg,r oayAry, were She hrst g. enter lha
town.
We encounter aaroug Tor, obe mile out, which
was ovacuai d 10y Genera Jackson last might"
The people generally Aie Intensely de igltod AZ
our presence snd hail u as the nafaiug - peace
AID future prosperity. The regiments ~ they p-'s
slorg are o,tcrud anu q ogied from tha h1us IS o.
the ti,,zsn AID the cho,rs are respoad,d 20 by
oar , sofs aud men
Tie other column o. General B,nk,' division
which vii approa,u by she b'rryvle route have
no. yea arrived M shot has been ired.
Yos,,rlay the rebels arrested eighty Of the mott
prom cent I nl,ni.ts and fen' them 10 Richmond.
& G.e rcls a. 75c and 81 pound; sugar, % t,
&, pe.,s anu yalico S. 5o'. wniskey Is selling At
tza pint, ana other liquors in the same proportion.
Er.'SD rtsrATCr.
| General JAgksI'a force y.stsrdsy cJlssled n
Lrn.'s brigade, several Geld ba,terio7, and thrse
hundrcd ~ Asuty's cavalry Ahou, tour taousani in
| 49, Thcy claumencel evaruANng the pae about
suusc, a., Light. Toe cavalry were the last q
leave, sIl ucy departed jut before we entered the
Wi.
| lis represented tina, there l. large secession
fo-cc 81 suss-ourg, and that they Intend 10 make ,
stand there.
Owing 20 the state - siYd's At Manassas IL IS %,
: eyei that Gen. Ja,kron will make L.s way mp th'
8 epsniosh Hey 20 the Vi sinis Central railr1a'
/ 'e..r--.i
hi'lah are al the seizures We have pale
I,rIG
U''h's'r, Nrrel u. + N-Tfi, .,.-r,..
~'lu~ir ID o''se Michigan cavalry pursg. Of A.bby,.
cavalry several miles 4 shirrlisb spr,,sd ~,
n''s i''ra' on The sraui5urg road. The Msb,.
s.N''r''e,f Ms pris 7ors, /. Guiding "a I.e,i,rnan,
Murray ~ Ashbys corps.
When he rsoSl ia. ls1n evacuated tbl, ,,,,r- ,
l'' uhn Tested tho railroad and rollir q s,,l, 90,
s'S'ing ofhvo oc'ro.yCs, four PASSENGER o,r. -,
| rur,el f-'l.Ai cars, -4'
A'''n .r HarPor's Ferry will star, carly +, Nh.
moiAit l. ,bian cosll.issary supplies. ,rbo al
es'bph lmo = this place has jus, bean c,r,,,l.,a,
"AAl.E comp. to connection b. al po,rts.
humber % descrt,rs ave given tbens,,vo,, 49,.
Tho advance tins morning was pl.pnai al ~
- 'oh'nr h''gadisr General Hamilton. viii 81
'''pn' 'sien tai our approach would bo SIS '''
resisted. ''''nsy
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Another iHpsrt"nt E,ucuatioo-r.,.,.
and no IiNtE I.u.,

eaareo was made, at an easly hour y,.,er
day morning. by the L. 5. !o-c!,. 81, Via 81. ~.
oiheo department, upon the cutrsE- nu,ert, M.
the Oa0dy and Peanut Brigade, occupying tt.
line OF tho Post Office railing, n this cj,v ana
extending on Nassau from Liberty 10 C.l,,
street. The engagement commenced q,
H., upon the wsflle-man, who imme ,,,, hmm,
cut AVhite flag, and commenced pr,aip,ate
retreat Tho retreat SOON became p.ri.
along the enii!e line-aui within an iolr
our forces marched into, .ni occupei tho bo,ri
OF the Infected territory. Toe p-,ris,, w.
wanted to lay the wal Of tho now p,.i 01.a,
addition, aud their psacealls p,s,es.iop va,
acquired by the plans and combiDs,ro7.. - 81.
Postmaster. Many Of the friends Of the b,f...
ade find cause fo' sore disappointment, in "a,
the capture was effected by strategy, rather tia,
blood.
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This schooner \. IL. Manchester Capt. Mex
erson, sriy,d Al this p,rt Last evening, from Pope
Creek, q. and Plrt Royal, making abe passage
ia six Gays sne brings 5000 bales OF cotton and
81 hides, oonAiynsd 70 uuam Barney, Esq lee
tor OF hi. port Her news is uni p,r,ant, as no
thing Of Any moment had ,rAnspted since the sail.
ing Of the Philailphis and oienta. Everything
rem,is quie., ard the condition Of the troops rs-
mains sbout the came ,hsy are Ia COED health and
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Tie uRwkips Zounvea mt tbs battle OF TO
anale IsIand

boston, March - In macy Of tie corrospon-
dents IeIoits Of tie engagement at Roanoke, near
y sll u, creIt was Eivsn ~ ne HS~ kins ZjusVss.
They ave 81 course entited b. ther share, but let
t. nom M er In the eus Agement states tist Il
w1sihe u tni ing Mass regiments that caused the
sudden retreat ~ tire reDs Il rom their strong holds
aud tie Tor, WAS entirely Imply when tee HGW kins
I.';-ss '"yis tftlr grand charge.
hsl.i.I, a. S[aLI'5 running beisoen h,rs and
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h"""2''H, hUch l3-Tho tug Leslie wont
LOW" 10 V'"n'iso yesterday, towing large se,w
"''' ''''.' and mHohinery ior removing the can.
A'n nom the abandoned rs,ol batteries.
a ''rse number OF shells have been found in the
I'o.l m's'liA,S' Taey we're neatly packed f., Gns
se""'' d. which is said 10 be an excellent MIA, =,
A''p we powder dry, and prevent proma,',ra s'
n sion. '''4'"'''o GA
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~ -I.,.L.rLn.-..a a,e.

Albany, 1T" %, The bill 10 enable the
Supervisors Of Ne~ Ioik ~ brto~ money In ant C.
ipsiioh o. tile nus. TX " Jay the police fu -,
was read third ~. aId passo1.
NJ. WoodruG ga,e see o. bill i1r . railroad
IN TWeitE Stn 49, Of y strnsts Ia New York.
NJ. ri u.rvod .. maze the re iuuOns ~ tmend
tins oIrsttutou p-rY bitilgt-e sale - liquor, IT.
spaoa oiitr = To-. ny IT II O'Clock A)non lost.
Tho ". ~ vas a. ~ rec nsidsred AID the mJ,ion
add ltgd by y vOls r 10 - II,
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congressional Proceedings
@AN'nth CONCRESs-So,,,.
Eirst ke..l..s,

| IYdHiupf1D {I,r.L,o
IN red r,,ulut %, M ,bo -. i'!Aoh Conn
Au,lfs be lL'tugt, g. lruuire ,vt 80 on NN's
| y C"h" in regard g. J.uu DO i''-o~S'l u
| EHH'ot bravery I4H Iooa lr..'.,',. NH'ae uStiu
| We c. eminent, ny tf, rfu.,t, 'u7 ,''"ce =
| - Tho resolution wa. a,,r,,st ~''''A'I"'e Ia
| TIE r,souirn ,xpresIin-. N y ,t.,Ls.,c-
| w CIpt, A II F-te II. , M 'g,. - -. I" SphgreaH
| western F.utllG, wsa t.ken mn ~ tleu, ~ we
| I'D hr feltit tuty .nI riss ulInes uoPag
20 We exploits = our havy In no 49,, ".,eItlph
ia May Ian Commander f,bT, ~ "u',ein waters,
Cincinnati H. prepare Gun - ssI7 was sent 70
tte " cs'srn watsrs Tao IT, ~, operations in
C'n' stoga were built w. LeNhft"n aad
Csro they vi re l.uybed a, H., - u ~ went 10
CfB't has been AbIye 17,ii ~ h.no1 mat no rebel
rtembcr, Cu.l / ole ,g.ss",,s A'er"ard, In
~ bustrs, aud tie guu L".,s ~ ''he tne ace
Ln.i', Csrundo ol P.u.b'-r' 10y IRON clad, 81.
Ciy, mounting - guns e'ch. - shi N una
SO isr as DO tirimesl c5ulJis.5r ii, were finished.
tao an, ry'e uanLs ~ .eeh''le plan Of urniDg
CumbU!a land Rvrs oli,I,s, VT '.f Iennea'se aud
f,ute Hr rct-rrel at A,1,a I,,, IN N1n nodDrs
ofthe gunboas al 4, re Uepr 81 '3 we triumph
ence ftls cuuLIa,s ana n,o., % 70 the inln.
'd Mat This county was dss,iaa' 80 ne contend
maiIiime C. uuiry and tLe 80 '''l ~ Do great |
arm ~ defence, and referred 4, ibs 49, na right
ofih navy ELSEWHERE, una'r H. 49, sAian' exploits /
u rongl' lie said the rsc"5, as, p.hs ana Gods
Rosd5 CEN arsrsted tbat a,1t,spseh' AZ IL mpt |
NJ defence ag.iast ir"I' h'.,y "".d'h boats are
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Os1ego v. ! AIreA 13.-The rec ,nt WI,
,ri %i rre''Iea, Lincoln wore h.ei viii rsa
inJ;,',g 'ione7 IA MS city, Al they IRE Laeyei r.
afpeedy Termination. ~ .''o '1s war -
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PdssporIs Somth.

hdN"'ore, March l3.-Ths Provost M,-,bal
1' n''tnlr' Gi''s jtee that tl, Of truce ali lac
TtWi, I'VE, ~ Nol".E ou Bar luy, the ION nat
iiuug "i those ue-s,us, t. whom paysp,,ts bays
I'm Bi"liteo' VIII be Permitted q -. T,os, NJ
! ~" d. lass'S WI present them ON Tugrsd .yatI,s
H. oiS =, j.. N, 'nd ca turdAy ps.init viii
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Many Of our officers greatly distinguished them
selves on this day.
Major Dcnaidson, who was chief Aid de Camp 70
Col. Canff, acted br,vely, and was conspicuous In
every part Of the hsld. HIS horse was wounded in
sevOrA places, but the Major was n, i-iured.
Kit CAIs7n was In comma ~ 70 ..eu, Of vol
unieera, who were depoy % shirni'herf Ills
command did good service Glflus t4e ASTON, nd
behaved well.
We h,vs,s lament the loss Of L., -,y..4 ai-f-
Ter and s,oDo, who, like Capt. MORAY, molly and
brayely maintained the honor Of our a,y ~ Sac
lat, ari died the death o, pA,rio.s.
Many oh or 81 our officers are vouniei.
Our loss Is about two hundred XII lei and s1uud-
Cd. The los Of the ensmy Is believed :, By mu.h
greater.
The greatest cor Hence Ii r. sci Ia Co. Candy
and ifhe vllunteefs will DO their Guy, tho Texan
viii be ignomii iousy driven 'r,tu 'le country.
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~. T. BARTLETT WILL opES Tur g..
49,, u'd eorneI Norfolk, on ,turday, win am
sis Nv ''ek u Boots and saofs wi ieb bs III
- :. L--e. . wa, WI astonish everybody. "'-'
SoAhonoRE Muir, OK PARLoR sKArEs,
~ IN nlher pert, m,ncss the Ihppoputamus,
VIA q What J. II g.. - all hours, at the Mus
UNI prNHr, sadak and Kllasrsde, uternoon Nd
evening. 4N
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'or''''cS q. j, Marcel 13.-A letter "a.
ooVed hers FROM man in Gen. Blrpslde.s divisl,r
o"'d Roar oke lilatd, 81 Instant, announoos ,,a,
ne report that Me rebels wore evacu.tlng No.
"a" had reached General Burnside. He will ,bo-a
fire ne On bis guard. W." ''e'o'
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From Burnside's Expedition.
The General on his Guard,
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
CcDtreyilIe Taken by One Yankee.
Col. Kerrigau takes His Seat
&C. &c. &C.


50. Louis Ma,cA 11.-The -. Louis RerUn
r.,> las -iy.ro- from A, lulus' lue, New MrNion,
! r,l-aary g.1, which totes that NO Texan,
.sy. made various o. .us..ut uovemeut' In t4o Vi
"''' ana 49, ut tie Wutks V.tn tho re,e, .,...
..'''t 'n l.' bT''t., an. main 81 iu til. u..t.
some h'"> = U'p 5mmenooi % rct,,,r, III, move.
ueni. '''''''
b.r o. tho t'mo .. uc. alyanec, c.. C,,l,
i-u'y cone d ina 81 eater Part ~ ID. s,y,,. DO,
i.v fcaI Gle Font. suI, wlt.. tie e.,,,,, ...
"NDci i'ifeA,iug ai to .l,,utr, Va. ,ar'..,,,l
'"" TIE ony'.y, be- ordered MIR Dune, :,
''"F" tie cny''ry o'tle enemy will "a ,,l,l ana,
dragons ana mounted men, y,i,g' .hoy did I'm IN.
| .'N u! .'' Tie 'nonay retroIn- before then, uptg
| Mey arrived At a deep ray.ue
'he II >an Infantry Ia IA meantime 4 l,.nael q,
'Ae rene % Tie cavalry, sui sl .rraish t,,l ,l,,s
"'e r'y'no. ksl,r Duncan, ale N tie evening
was recalled. '''s'
Inc TtN'us continued n f.t back.
TWAS rep lu,d Lat ths Tevats r.i ei,t, ,f,.,.
- artillery placed In battery. NAKED in ,be "a.
woe Out A'not distance from Flsr, tie sli.,,,,
o. k place.
Ga the iJth and golh, q, G Texans ,r,,ssI :, a.,
''s' hank % lhe RI Grsrde, in order, n :, srn
J. SO, lake p-tsestim . the leizhts opp,sits
i'' Cr''3' Cd. C,u'y crossed aud pursued A. ar,
w ''' wren tho iysats uE t.o i.ights fred anna
~ canton Do H. Siitult d.a,gs =, our f,rc,s
Do N"''Y h'eA Dot w. Hnots, dyea4int IA ir,,-,-
de nv 10 vS'tc Ls anna 1ai,ion
"a We morhsg ~ tle 2's', goo Texan top,ss
woe c'p'ur'd' "i'h their wagon master.
IAe ItN'ns are on the highlands and are dsS,i.
'"o OF water l. C'nby has the p.sy n ,,s
"'''r, fr'rded by battery and qO)O men, and an
VI. ''Ler o'htt''re also guarded in force.
rms Texans must elILer hghs desperately for wa.
Ser or surrender.
LATER
When tie FNpresa o.csei ON TIA rr..-,ir,. =, q
-l'' tie ho"mtr+o cannon was I,,ld a, y.lvs,'I.
= ..ure- '4a' tue battle LsI b,suu.
IArEsr.
~ ."rJ Eslfo's has jus. arrived from FOR. n
"'"'s vii tie reva O.: serious conflict. bs,a,.a, =
'Nr "Ho'7 and tie Hans, VII. ,l l.,,ol ~ ,,
, ''' Va we morning o' tie 2lsi until sua-d5wn
y 'he same day.
Ine 1t commenced IN tho laoruir, betwsar /,
"r"at Z our truaps under Col. RlbtrtS ,pi tho
''ea Ac'"'s Ne Rio GraLde, with varied success n
M. ''.GI Or o'sock Ofthai day t,he 2tn,
Gone Candy tLon crossed tue river in hrcs
."A i"lttry ofsiN lseca~, under Captain McCrsv
'"e eAVa " but detail 81 n tho c1iuuand ~ the ca
Me. 90 CA' Ca-.y slsj took with lIn A anal, dn
'"o,y "'two l1sigsrs. Al
Tao myVorr suIpoa,d = have hal pi,lt fall d.
.o.tf. a' 4''-
'-'' va mm'rc 10y our artillery Ard
D. y ''.' ".t a.o- IL becsps t.anera.
I've. '''".t O. n u.s.. o.. the ououpy ,ysro
'''- " ".' 10 m1 NJ" desperate ciIar,, "'
''" '' .""|.' ''' ., Dur wsro r-pu's,d v,,, gu
o'it' Macr'!'' battery Wa. defended by Can,
- lated staa Infantry and
~ .ratetrg h'N- | do
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News from BurnsIde,

Our readers vii note with qualification.
that Gen. BURNSIDE is apprisod Of the retreat
OF the rebels from Manassas. TO be fore
warned is to be forearmed."
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a MASKED Ilntt.,

'"""''o'' March l3.-Aocorling TO the s,at.,
"'h' oil ono OF our officers, ma,k ei ba,terv =, .
gums WAS Discovered yesterday, on the warrsn,on
'rupik', between CeuIreyil'e and BulI Ron
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PROM San FrEnrI,co

San FrdnciscJ, Mdrch 11-S.oamcr O.;.,h,
WIN w sseugc p, sailed fol Panama tb.- rnoroi,',
sii,$aR s',nf,O M iroa ure Tor New York mi