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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-26
WENDELL PHILLIPS on TRI WAR.

Wendell Phillips, rne arcn- dem On Of Abo
iiIionism. recently delivered a lecture st Re-
chester 10 Il large au1ieace, en- braetrg tmany
of the in n,eiiizea. and influential citizsns."--
The lecture was repie.e with atroeions senti.
mects We take al extrae: or two frcIn Il TO
show the spiri. which s.iii actastss one of
me leading men 81 the Ncrih:
''The prsssnt War il the result cf nc acct
dent, uog is / tho result OF the actic,4 OF any
Particular person or party. In cns sense,
'noeoGs was TO blame FOR the war was the
result Of the national toiiCy Tor the last six
ty or seventy years S'are-v Is the rsa! cease.
az nava hesn d;sunionist aad AN honest
disSlioDis.. IL was oaiy last year thR1 / he
gl.r 30 see how tns Union coa!A aesn j12.sce,
.nrt l am. Yankee eaough - ,esUse untcl If
cGH get enongh with Il. IT vs eau have jas.
.iGs u ne Csiu3, l.. = G Ce2 Il We viii, ,Aen
I ain Tor he Union The E6ion nlenn psace,
prosperous comnyee anas ,saarfactares, Grd ez-
tsndsd nationality. %eSi1g rhgeh 1epaEas
upon l., l world hays Ire nation All9e tha:
course which will III "a i.= preservation Ger.
tam. Tae CRi@E, sin ply oy coercion, would
be = worthless bond, icritt,sinx 20 the &c1'h,
sDd NJ urprcftao.e - oGrSelves. The IIap of
surj1ga ing the SCUM hy forca Woh, rrss.t
III nAid, barres. cohQuosl, hearing no Il ait,
heca8se changing 80 c0nsie-i0n~. II Gsn.
AicGtsilan could, 10 Ia"rroS, plRat ihe sss-A,r
ANA StGiYlsS on Eichp1ut AHG AoA tgu.aeTF,
sId a,ll the principal pom il ,ns Soutl, al Z
hays force large encusa 10 AciI the IA
here. what tbe>ls The elephant would te
OuTs, but what shoaid he doue Titn III Ths
Tsopis cf ;ha South would bs lsf angry and
te#dv 20 rebsi ~ any SINE. Hs 10 Hsre.y q
bar s1rian eto gcuiS conquer Gi.h oaa1nfss aioas
re Is = g. .sIL aH who would copq ava "a pea.
pic ov changing their conviction and Ihns
Kssn Wing lhe cause ai ossIiiiy
- Low saSniG vs. 30 thisG Ths answer .s
sim pie, Issue rr0elEnaet ton Of smencips
ioii, ad Nc shall caecknlass the Ia se rss . OF
England By "a arpeai 20 her conse!ei cs ~
7 yTaus. hsiTH "a fsSaral fr,lY / \
30 all siaveaoiders VINO were loyal Ac2
w1al. not have too Close ii SCI utisy sc 10 their
loyalty. AoIld poar m0s.y isso sas Soaik. Tnis
IS cnid stimuli industry ana sn ntsrpriss, ard
taas, wi.n srs7oom. Virginia and south Caro-
lima would soon bec1Ins like Nsw York. =
would leave none OF the len faii.ion people
OF the Scatl cus Of these blessings, but aton.
60 Os4 traitors ami rebels, VINO must die or 20
il 10 exile. Ail this Is now possible, be al St
we hn ve got into this war, and am glad the
was has conle."
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TWO tACgLLENc BRIuK rLNE

TfE " . EAUEALENE BKIUK ~'LNE.
NESTS OIs THE SOUTH SIZE OF
LEIGH STREET 1T TAs CORNER Or
3rH ST, FOx SALE AT AUCTION WNl
be sold a. aucti,,r or the premises, On ssh
iRDAT, Fha 2s;h March. 1892, a. ~ O'CLOCK
r ~, tnoae tu0 excellent and We'll b9ilr
brick fenements icc1ted rs above, enc OF
which Is occupied by Chas. L. Honson, Esq.;
the other by I'm l.. Williams, Esq Zach
tenement has ample ao2ommoda ions for g
large family, and is supniied win gas. water,
culverts, marb.s man tells, and ali the lnod-
ern improvement Is, ana are occupied by l,eT-
msuent tenants az reasonable rents
FEaMs-One,'h hird. cash. balance Al e.. and
two years, fer " S0itsbie notes. IL ter-st
added, secured by & trust deed The taxea
and iusurnn 70 for 1862 ~ re I'ai:i by he pN 6.
ohaSeTs tOfElN Il 2ffEHSok,
ma rs SuctlcDesrs.
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TIE xBsrUoKY LIKa.
Ths following is from the Abingdon Yiv

fHB xB1TUcKf LIkk.
Ths following is from the Abingdon Tir-
F'aiaa, o. the 2lst inst:
We learn. from good authority, tn 81 on san.
day last Maj Thompsoa, who has command
ct .hs fvo COM paniss from Scott aDd Lee
who volunteered for the protection OF the
gap, ad brisk brush with Z. 800 of the enc.
my,which lasted several hours. After driving
the enemy back, Maj Thompson learned tn at
the enemy were st tempting 10 6anE him CT L
gap q few miles below the Pound. He tmme-
diassly removed the most OF his force to that
point, where O fierce battle ensued, and the
enemy were repnlssd. Our loss was none
killed and eight wounded the easmy's loss
in killed was supposed 70 be hsesy. The
Federals fell back to Fixevllle, and bia. .or
Thompson TO 4ladesyills. s-s
The runner has obtained currency that the
Fedarnls were al Cumberland Gap. No such
good luck We should Ike TO hear OF them
marching up to that place, where their CAR
oasses womb maze & GolE EStna. They msy
DO in he vicinity, but viii not dare to ven !
tuIe within striking distance.
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Most vALUABLEAND WELL. .Lo. Ia

u
NI GATED PRIvATH RHsIDBRos on THE EAST
LIS OF 4ovaRSoR SfRKkr, 5oR SALE At
uCrIoN.-Will be sold at auction, On thu
premises, on WkDN ESoAY, the LIST April,
1891 at II O'Clock r. NJ, either OF tho SO two re.
msrkabiy well built and admirably located
Ten NMENrS, on the east line Of Governor
str Get, occupied the one by DIR. W. u Pleas.
ants, tina other by George W. johnson, Esq I,
the purchaser TO have choice Of tenements.
A sin gle bid will be reserved by the owner,
In ORDER to prevent q sacrifice; aud the tap-
ment selected by the purchaser is to be sold
subject to the rights OF the tenant. These
tenements were built about ten years ago,
under the sapsrinteudence OF Mr.. Henry
ExalL and NO expense was spared to make
them rs perfec and durable In every respect
rs was acsicable. They are SC we'll and
tayorabiy known (srd being on Governor
street, opposite the Governors Mansion, }
that a N ore general description is deemed
unnecessary. They have all The usual ac-
commodatiops for first. class dwelling, and
are believed to be In excellent order.
TKRns-Ijne fourth cash; balance at u, 1s
and IS NOR tbs, for uegotia BILE otes, interest
added, secured BY druAt deed. The taxes
and Insurance. for 1862 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. 4ODDIN & APPERSON,
mh 81 Auctioneers.
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ba, cHARi Is MiCKAYs

The New York ZyibLss hes tbs toi oilowiaK
paragraph concerning Er. Charles Eackay,
an English sor e. writer and author Of seys.
TAI compositions Of Abolition tendencies:
The Be ZOE Journals are dis :Essinx with q
coed deal Of feeling the preJencs OF Dr Ct.as.
Mack y In this country, tha. personag,. il
seems. having arrived here oy resent s.sesm-
er Ne has OF late ideaun.d himself win
accession intrisues In London, and With xscea-
sion aTsnts OF the most disrsputabis sort
sucn, TOR instance. Us har. Hiram EuilsI for
merry OF this city. Very prohasiy Aacksy 10
now nsre as an sgsas Of JED. Dav:s, TIE fact
that he il fool Eos renGsr.nS aim any the
lsss eligible for that purpose. s
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rHX oREAauRHs VA aAya To sIaaf.

In order 10 let the eiyttigsd world know
the character Of sas eas1ay We are fighting.
Brigadisr- u sneTSi Evans usnsm.is 10 the
Charleston CsssiE the folio wing Instructions
found on the person Of the captive, Benja.
min Willis. OF the State Of Msiae, 4. s..
HsAD0CAaYBxs a. 8. ExsIpsxr Aagsr
HDson Head, S. o., February Q, lsea {
Mr.. Bsajsaia Hiiifs fort Royas--Si. You
will proceed TO NORM Edisto Island Sisn OoI
Noble, and assist Mr.. Gideon Reynolds and
Nj. Braiton Ia coilscsiaE cotton and osasr
property on shAt Island, ana performing
sucn o:ner service hs yhey may require.
Very specially. soar ob'dt ssrvs.
(Six nea) Wa Il. kkrAuLps.
Lieut.. Uoi. ls. ges't. Il. l Art.fiery, u. s
Resident Axene.
UommeAting on tbs a bose, the Co4sSss says:
The revelations thai have bseR .aass a.
PORT Royat. hatteras, koaaexs, SeS aern.
Sashvifle, and ether places that have fallen
iato their power temporarily, sno " us Jae
real chaIa -er Of this war.
These depredatioGs cannot give ia any
deeper conviction Of tns thorough dssrsda.
ton OF the large maze OF the race IAat il
urging tbis war against as, We have loss z
bssn convinced thai cnr language had no
tsrns leu saopsR 10 MEASURE Asd Issosd shas
deg sads ticn.
.fht - who have doubted, CIR who nave be.
-lisved, asstnst ell Indications, thas our enc.
iaies wste only mistaken, aEi were honestly
Wass.g z war ior supposed nesessi les CT po.
.ticaf position. will now see thsir eifar.
Plan tsrs who remain exposed 70 the sisi -
OF the cotton sseilars. WILL Sea the necessity
OF prompt measures for rsmovai or eessrue.
Ton. Planters who Arc hesAts;lng about the
next crop. viii sse. Also .ne ina psratsve o.
cessity OF imms msdiase decision. which we he p<
and tpiisvs wili by iaiSe lastriss III aes BY
1nantnssy 81 all true see etasrasfs, Ds rain !.
cotton planting tor q crop.
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j. n sUEEESs 4 CD, III srcsa a.,
nh lin sbova scrner b.
51dENTEEIEN's fUFNTsHTNa q
9OOBS,-N. q. BARTON sat., No. ga
Main sirest, adjoining the Spots wood Ho
havson hand, and ars conssastiy n g;ae-
turing, general assortment OF OS, teYrsas =
Farn isAigg Gos,is; Soldiers Il .suaSnirtS.
Lsggins Wa,er-proof "a. overs ana Hs:
Drawers, Nsck-ri .. searfs. &C,
They aie pres ,sa 10 make 10 ssa@ While
Shirts sndJ lars OF Various patferos. iapa-
dered I. ice pes. s'sss. = sf--Am
sEFox arsS r as va 3 Js.i i:U0Efs
cySr oar store, No. lsT Main street l03
house Vim sp'sadss .a,rssss sss ss sas
street water on hrss daor, ana gss Or hs Ia
nocrs. Possession given ist April Apply
TO EI.l4EtT d WEiSidER
~ Tsya aggAr .sIgssINlA n. ! EDY .sn
so aUABua. .--rs.rrks' tNfAIi1arE Rk-
O4skA6ssS. .--'rhas sfsst AnssisSa selasdy, eoa
sssnsng ns MsrcuflA or BaisaSnse ea sxes,a
svssythi.g heysscsofa offered 70 th. gsste in It's
saras.ss, rss.sra..ss. and ssnsyssiaa i ~. e'sa
he msdieS world a AssaeisAsI sas.g tas1 shss
sas above renoAy viii care tsse ssova Asess<. sad
eonscsnaed whslleAsy have assalsf ssglaassra<
iiehs % sns taxT. Sut TIA pse9sssses, wh2 nsa
s0o144 ef tk< remedy he twas:ty add yMrss hs4s
knssxs ef = esas ef - years ssanssaag 20 bs 10
storso 10 nsssses heath, aud AL etAag. sAsss gg
shar.es dnsszsu. 10 ps RESTORED, ifhaat . ~s.ss.
sseeysaea s.Aa tAsresors challenges asv essss "a
Ss.n Aasa which ;as rsusedy es. ast essess ar
vissed Nc dirse sae ace csxsta e,t ssa yrass ss,
IA es. sss4 es tsEa patient. ssd ye aarshssssss
aAsf aessa aes.less and asias sssordaesY. ~ hs
q hss sass as Fns.:aessss f.ysss ssass a. a
aes o. raAsSc. 70 cssapasse tA0 essi, tAipasA his
ssentE assi eisfs wall ho sskysa3 wsshesa
seIs~asa ~ ta.ip atssas.
ry.ee. pes ess.ts. - hall aeass ksssss ~.
Lars xSs4z rsfszss ~ <7xSk{ k{3a&St
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By JOHN 4. LANCASTER q SON, Aaets.

STOCEs AT AUCr. GN We will s.li at auc
- ter, On THURSDAY, MArch 27tn at /.
o'c!cek ct our ofaes, the following sTO JKs be
longing TO sn estste:
l5 shares Kiehmond aad Danvi,.s Railroad
Stock,
10 snares Exchange Hotel Stock
Ii do. Traders Bank do.
10 do Bank Of Richmond Stock,
do Union Manufaet airing 90. StocH
JOHN a. LANCASTER Il SON,
NH 2l--.tos
Vviu ns added 10 the sbove,
81 shares Farmers bank Stock.
Ia sh &as Bank Of Vir gnts Sleek.
80 shares Exchange Bank stoak.
80 shares Virgins Central II. 4. Stoek.
mh "a JIM a. LANCASTER & S1s1.
By DUNLOP. MoNCUaE & CO., Auesioassrs
cUoAR. COFFEE, n La assSES, DC, Al
= AUCTIuN.--On THURSDAY, 1hs ~ h
Instant, commen cling at lot O'Clock, we viii
sen III our euetion store
- hnds. agar, ranging frcan fair ID coOici
quality;
IS bags Rio and Cuba OofIss;
10 bbls. MClasses;
AZ bags DRIED Peaches, ..s.
20 sacks 2E.4;
Pepper, Ginger, pimento. Sc.
TsRHs-Cash. Sale without rsSaId 10 We d
ther. --.
DUNLOP, MONUURE & UU.,
NH Is Aucttoneefs.
ANIER, BROTHERB L Ou;
Il win sell their entire stock OF DRY GOODS
embracing msny r;ielss now In great demand
without reserve, q: snc.ion, on THURSDAY
March 9Th, inst.
Geo1s will be sold Ia small iot4 TO suit puI
chasers
TERNs- Cash. NH S5--4t'
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.ssrsAxiss orr"

Ths editor Of the Milton tss U.D k.ss.sis
de.is come slsdss. hsmmsr blows as certain
classes OF individuals. which hare general
appiieAtieE:
ooapse CT secrets, aud hrie6y aaarasrt they
arr s:ssses 1ua Wsltasycr aesivsa sou.ksya1
aIlspsadsnsa z " ioas as one Asii, Il asl tWo-
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aW fsJfIOEf NOTICE
j. Z. BtihRE Es,N q CO..
io1 asoAD Srgxsr, kIcznoSp, Va,
wa l;ssIe DssIs RS Ii

We hsSe On hsld Ire lsrsess ana bss. selected
stock ci Cas~ing and s.ack alag eabeesa 9avs.a
ard Denfn:e Cigars Pipes sterss, Asicras. ~ nag
Arne!es. &c, &e., 10 os tonid Il, tks soslaera
co,fs4esac?. We ere snx.ous 4, reduce ouF
stock, ard consequently Will o6@r Hnp srior f.d1es
meats % Suffers md othsT dsassrs
j. ~ bUEHESs Il CD, Ia arcaa a.,
ls-~svp shaw h
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By 0oDpIr 4 ApPRasor. Asssoa.,v,.

r1EAUTrEUL UUUNIRY Sc 1T OF a,4
- AZORES IN HEN RICO COUNTY. ONT:
AND HALF MILES NORTHEAST UE
RIChMOND, FDR SALE AT AUCTION. -
AT this reqassr Of Mr. charles u. Hanss, We
will sell at emotion on the premises, on MON.
DAY, the sis, March. 1882, at 8 n clock r NJ,
the farm on which ne Low resides. one ard |.
naif miles from Richmond, on the meadow.
bridge Road. adjoining tas innds Of Mssers
Adoipa Dill, w. K. q. Smith, L. w. i,evosa,
FendsIi 0rifhn and others. containing. ny
recent survey, 97A acres The dwelling has
been within the last II months thoroughly
repaired snd pain ted ard contains six rcons,
besides basement, presenting now beautiful
cottage residence. The kitchen is entirely
new. ard as four rooms 10 feet square. The
barn, stabie, corn. honse, smOks- house, &C :,
are new and in excellent condition. tbs hand,
for the most part, has been highly manured
for the last eight years, and has bsen kept a.
a market garden. About ten acres are tc
woods, affordine an ample supply for the use
OF the place. 1t commands as pretty 3 view
of Richmond as can be had from any other
place in the county
"A To any person wishing suburban resi-
dence, the place presents "a many ad want ses
as any other In this vicinity II deSired It
will lie divided. The owner Will take plea
sure il showing Ii TO any person VINO may
wieh to pufehs Sc, before tas day Of sale.
TIRxs-uns-thir cash; balance in on ast:
two years, tor negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes for 1852 20
hs paid BY the purchaser.
GODDIN 4 APPEnsOy.
nh SH Auctiouaara
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:. Us ". rAYLox = soy, I.esss..~s

e.. "a .
Tss ysSuAsIt yssos or F4sN Tsx s',s.pys, HEqWs AZ ss
/ raE ssThAM FLANK. ROAD.
Ys, - " EST OF kEOEaloNn, AT Ayit,.
.@as ~ Al the rec nest OF John A. n utcAesor.
xhn con tsmpastes parchasinF q larger
sSpAV,n lday OF March. imne-
Iti,,.'v Nnsr ~ Mr.. B. W HaHsil,s
tsss tns.s,s stir5, we Farm, known AZ :, Wina-
ss 1.ssted n the south side Of the West
s. -, P.sas.[ 5ac, aeioining ihslanas a Gen.
r. r. Il. Richardson, Capt. John r Wren.
sssss,rs. three nilee from the city, now II,
So So c~1upsncy Of MIR. Hutchesor, and con.
,sInins iss ceres of very hi@nly improved
nsd, which viii prodass 70 bushels OF wheat.
w.stnarn plsns.rcad ard extsnds oask 20
,.~ss stver. including so acres OF River low
s-ounas. ne' suhjert 20 overflow, ard well
sssofe3 81 milling and otEer manufacturing
AZ D usrries ssns OF which Is pay ing A hand
me rrofI There are 80 acres OF wood
Tsnd ef yiTfsin growth. The I'm prov smens Is
soes.s, of : Isrge Dwelling, 4ox6o feet, con.
aiming 10 com iorsao,e rooms. Brick Kitchen.
r.rsger's- House, and Qnsrters, Stables 10
IN raoasse is Horses, Z Barns, Carriage.
g|u.s. Hsst Houss. St eds and every reces.
tsry op = building, ali new and In good order
Ipol the place are TWO Springs and TWO
Ssis 0! ex 5ellsp3 Water. and an Orchard Of
,slss5 fruit The entire promises are we'll en-.
slo.ed vith sG ostantial oak fen chs, and much
.ttsrtlcn has been paid to its drainage The
s-tvfng crops evidence the high state OF i'm
S-7verepi Of this farm, and persons desiring
tasscur4 lanc, either for farming or garden
trspnrIo>es, cr IS n. Investment, would do
sci! TO attend he sac Persons are invited
20 eall aud examine the premises before the
ssy Of sais either air. Eu.chsson or his Man.
ssar Will axe pleasure In showing the farm,
&c.
Tssss.~-tne-shird Sash the balance at
.ad yesIs, the pm chaser executing Regotia.
bic DO ass, with interss. added, snd secured BY
stFust dsse The purchaser 10 pay the taxes
tlr iSG2 Fog the accomn odation Of persons
tss.rirs 80 attend the sale, 3 four. horse ON.
pibus Will leave the Office OF the Auctiopeers
St II o'clock. pnnctually. Refreshments viii
Dc furnished at sale A plat of the proper sy
car be seen s: the once OF the Auctioneers
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
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slco, 900 WORTH Uf s5k4AsU na8i,E bay
GOODS To BE 90 USED GTTr FOsa.
TsVEs.Y BY TSE i0rH DAY sIF APRIL,
: TO @HttAESAi.G BUI Eiss ON L.E-.
POSITIVELY no 4uUUS II RETAIL
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.AaBON HILL COKE.

We hays resumed the produetion Snd sals of
SOFT LUMP OfKS, fsr CRATES and open stovea.
fer which orders viii oe promptly h.lsd.
Our a,ua supply Of Cooking and fusnAes OoAs
will b. kept up alio
NH oA-L JNO WEHTH, AR't
, 1862-04-28

E Col. Saunders D. Bruce, Of the ooth
Kentucky regiment, who commanded = brig
ade in the Pittsburg battle, has been forced to
leaTe the field By stroke Of psralysls.
, 1862-04-28


II ;s stated that the Seventy first regiment
Ohfo volunteers has been dcpfiYed OF It's co1-
oE6 and the Seventy ty-scycnth disbaudrd and
stnt home. for cowardice at the battle near
flltebuEg Landing. We do not think that
1hl5 ls justice These regiments were fresh
ones, and with some raw recruits from other
sfates, seem to have been assigned IN ad-
Fanced position, which Was inEecGrely guard.
Cd y tic usuMl precautions Of picSets ard
ocfpostE- 1t has been asserted and not dc.
MED that some of them were totally without
ammunition, and that others had never been on
Z reglmental parade eince their organization.
~ hat could have been expected Of them, when
Sae shameful surprise on the morning Of
tnetth inst was pernlttcds Veterans could
4ot have "lthstood the vigorous assault Of
S1n1fton and Beauregard had they been
ptheso IN e1nliar fatal position. It Is a yery
easy matter for army corTespondents who
Nnte tar1tlng narratives OF battles they never
HAnesseo, or for editors a hundred miles
array 15on the ecene OF conflict, to cha1p &c
coRafutce upon these sacrificed men. but eyerv
drop OF their blood cries aloud for strict and
searching inquiry into the causes Of the di5as.
feE- When that is instituted, we think it more
probable that the verdict will strip epaulets
from eome unworthy shoulders, and
1store The colo1s Of the disgraced and dis
handed Ohio regiments The Criminal neglect
o1 that fatal morning can never be e1piated,
out lne errors may be; the faults of command
" VINO sacrificed 80 many loyal Hives cannot
pe oser1ookcd, bnt let the Ohio regiments
4ate Gnance 10 redeem their tarnished honor
a breath has passed over the fair r,irrnr ~
tne1r states chlvalry, but it mar pass away.
-ano 1fon ITS bright surface may be reflected
long panorama Of noble, gallant and historic
deeds. @<1'@>>AA~
, 1862-04-28
England may learn Something 1t
Amerfca---CompH from al
ENGLISH %onrFG.

ENGLAND may learn Something in
Amerfca---CompHm from an
English Source
4 correspondent Of the London Ieleqyaph.
writing at Washington on March the 11th, Of
the combat between the Monitor and the Mcr-
rimsc, saJs:
But one hopc it will, at least, not be urema-
tu1e to express It is, that the English Coy
efument will at once see the wisdom OF at
tae 1aaea1ng me best military Or naval engineer in
1he country, and also the best royal artillery
men, to the British legation at Washington,
with view to observing and taking cogni-
Zsnce OF all tue many experiments Of this
highly lngenius people in ordnance and ship
building
It is high time that our ignorant superci]i.
ousness and contemptuous Indifference Of
America should cease. More is to be learned
here than anywhere in the world and if We
arc such madmen as to shut our eyes to this
f1ct, IN the face Of the grave e1entualitiEs
winch w loom SO palpably through the future,
definite language, the blame be upon our own
leads!.
Inc Same writer, describing the forward
movement Of Gen. McCle1lan's army, SAWS:
Such an imposing display of strength. so
much otpomp, pride and circumstance Of glo
11ous war, has rarely been Witnessed in anv
nation as was yesterday visible in Wasbfnnton
from dawn till dewy eve, infantry, cavalry
and artillery continued to pour in IN uubroken
stream across the Potomac; and if should
say that old military men, who have seen
camps and armies the world over, and watched
freach troops filing By In Paris for tEo bnnra
together, confessed that they had never Wit
messed such manifestation Of power. I
shonld convey a very imperfect and iuad-
equate idea Of the impression conveyed
TO AZ beholdcrs. By far tho most imposing
arm in the service Is the artillery, # Is
said that Gen Mcclellan ordered tgenty
batteries, in al one hundred and twenty guns.
to cross the river. am confident, from What
! saw, that this is the lowest estimate Of the
m neo guns which yesterday moved to the front.
" the as1d of solfetino Louis Napoleon had
one hundred and eighty guns in position. hut
oee oete hmna5 m connection saa w,h only sinss afn
bre far superior to the French, were in mot;on
together, exclusive Of those which had crossed
long before and It cannot be pretended that
any nation on Garth is so strong IN artillery at
1his month as the Federal States Of Amefica.
bfhss ho~itzers, Par-otr guns, caissons, tum-
Drills, ammunition wagons, 1orgcs, moved .or
~a:d IN long and endless line,
, 1862-04-28

-# Colonel Tom staekpole was appointed
Captain. General Of the White House grounds
By ex-President Pierce, which position be stll
holds. He WIS recently met by Major Ben B.
French, the superintendent Of public build
ings, who cautiously informed him that Ger
tain politicians we're after his situation, aud
Wt1e about to report him Is secessioniBt,
and advised the Colonel to be upon the look
2uE few days after, these worthy sons Of
NeT + hampshire again me-, when Ben inquired
u 81 Iae Colonel whether be had thought about
tae matter. "Yce," replied Tom, "rve
% snong9t OF It, and concluded not to trouble
as}ed sep TO- feoas M.s T. At NJ why don't
"oh" said Tom, "Tys Consulted afs {9I 1agrer W.
aRe &C. ssa ssts sa M mot to asys eeeat
returned Ben; "well. VIA he.ed %.s !! +hy hwyern
Xon such l., advice IS that 81. wei" Eli Ea;i sa;d
Tom. ITS one Of Che smaftest isW,rers ~ :,
1s-Lncoln. He says needn't IT be n's sfea'as na@e
ther can't hurt me" Maior French n"i
thinks that the Colonel vii not be remoVes WY
, 1862-04-28

n EW CLOTHES WRINGER.
IN The best
se1fAdjusting Clothes Wringars
1t fst msaa sse hoF sale It HoVET'9 eEE1 eToEK 7s
apSP6RGlV
, 1862-04-28
04atfr Cure,
BenttBtB' NHr1a.

WIN. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
w 0moe I'D Ressdeooe Ho q Wek RandeRpks
tnsoefu ehe public tsss be nay sf1a % Mznd
Gsee old plaee. PEsP9Fed g ore III aat3Hacoo p
EL2A4x!0. KKTEA1II4H. R1a1LAIHA q n1e tnDaF.
1HY3HN1Y
, 1862-04-28

~ The Illness Of George Wilkes, contract
I'd before Yorktown. Is not typhus fe7ez, as
reported, but smal1 pox. He is aow oat of
danger.