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Michigan.
SEC 0ND MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS
Wounded.
Private Byron W. Long.
Private N. Carroll, Co. X, left thigh.
THIRD MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS.
Wounded.
Colonel 8. G. Champlin, severe, in right hip.
Captain S. L. Loring, Co. Y, right leg.
Lieutenant Crawford, Co. f. back. by shell.
Lieutenant George judd. Co. A, left arm amputated
Private Elmer Graves, Co. II, right arm.
Private A. Swinsen.
Private George Kibby.
FIFTH MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS.
Wounded
Captain Stephen Eworthy, Co. !, thigh.
Captain Charles H. Travers, Co. +, neck.
Lieutenant - Bremen, Co. /, back.
Lieutenant ]. J. Knox, Co. ID, leg.
Private Brigham Perkins, Co. c, head.
Private Peter Roossin2er Co. X head.
Private John F. Friendt Co. X, left arm.
Private Peter Alger, Co. K. left side.
Private +. Crowthsr, Co. h arm.
Private +. Herbsh, Co. K, breast. .L
Private r. Cameron, Go. G, shoulder.
Private Byron Mcdonald.
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New Jersey.
FIFTH NEW JERSEY voLUHTrKs.

Captain r. r. Reynolds, CO. r, thigh.
Private A. W. Chapman, Co. X, left arm.
Private Victor Schmdt, Go. g, right leg.
Private Daniel Luther.
Private Isaac Kembls.
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~ LENwOoD CASTLE FOR SALE OR TO LET
VI very desirable situation for ny gentleman ding
business in the city This Is Roman cas,e, all covered
vita ivy, close BY gursng brook mcsnderng over m
pebbly bottom There Of the pufcs wa twenty
lect rom ,he kcsn dcor aad ONE In The sable a ara
fish pond splendid shade trees, elns maleA OAKS &C
aud garden, unsurpassc with choice fruits md brries
This prop ry OF about two Is situated - Wcstcheser
county little east OF the old Boston road ahv. the stone
church, about fifteen minutes wax from We Old Harlem
bridge road DEPOT For further iniorsion apply 70
CHAS LEACH, Ola the premises
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RY DESIRABLE COUNTRY

IcoR SALE OR RENr-AvERy DESIRABLE COUNTRY
Residence, situated at Easi Mlson n j., o. The te,
Of e New Jersey karoa two heurs' ride from the
city, The dwelg 10 large and mmo iious surrounded
with penny shade For lrt ut RS size OF house.
Ac spy 5l2 sixth N. Y Price u house
$50 o. Rent for year. 500.
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CouTM ORANGE, NEW JERsEy-TO LET. A FUR
~ nishsd ousr with eleven half Of gr1nUd,
stable, &C. Also with nine snf toe
quantity Of ground, all In good order ucf hc PreEtrcran
shrch few ro,s from The Morris Essex dtyyt lu.
quire " G sT0NE, South Orange.
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Anew WORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Fur Albany, Troy. North and West . go,
Winter svranqenen NJ scsnm rcing Monday, New le6l
For Albany-ioA AM, Espress Mall Train IRON Iwen-
ty.sixth .st depot
For MI loc,l aims see fine liable. ,-.
JOHN 81 RCntLi, Assistant superiptenaen1
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DARTS OF HOUSES p5 THOMPSON STREET 10 EAST
Houston street, 26 West ilou.,on street - First ave.
yp Rents low To good tenants Apriy to A. NJ TANNING,
rs Bowery.
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CTEADY STEAM POWER TO LET.-LAR0E AND
Son trmedateiy ct " Water street. between Pike and
Ru Ali
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

CTEAM PowER-THE BDsr CHANCE TO START
y economic ally In business ia now offered In singer
Mangn and Tompk Streets where Rooms ana pow
being rapidly let at ncomparab low rates Inquire
the preLnises.
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COUNTERS FOR SAII;.-A LOT OF BLACK WALNUT
~ G.nhier., IA store, Tor sale cb.aL
large Mi A.o Stools Shelving, &c A ply Al 2S
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after performing valorous Deeds ending In the capture
OF the city Of Mexico, disbanded ON the 10th OF
July, l84S. Tho being ended, General Shields laid
down the sword, and assumed once more his place IN
civil lfe He brilliantly received on his arrival in
the United States and when he returned 70 the State Of
his choice Qnois) he elected 70 Ill the position
vacated by Mr. Breszethat Of Senator from that State
10 represent it in the Capitol at Washington. This
in the year 1S49 Owing 70 technicalty he
fused admission Senator when he promptly resigned
the post and promptly reelected. He returned
TO Washington and for six years proved himself 70 be
able in council he the battle field. He
ostenatous and modest. spoke but seldom but when he
did, 1t was with marked effect, and secured for him
universal attention He represented the interests Of the
democratic party, and firm in bis position. In 1885
no left the Senate leaving at the time Illinois, and
went TO settle on the lands awarded him for his
vices IN the army, which lands he had selected in the
Territory Of Minnesota When that tract became State
General Shields was returned TO represent 1t in
Congress as Senator, and took his seat after its
admission In May, 1855 General Shields having drawn
tho short term he had vacate his seat in 1889 and
not securing reelection, he went further west into
California. From his retirement he was again brought
out by the present having been appointed by Con-
gress Brigader General with commission dating from
August 10, 1851 This commission he at first refused
but dseming II his duty 70 stand by his adopted
try in her troubles, he came forth, and after long
voyage, reached this city and the capital where his
nao in consequence Of his refusal having been stricken
from the army lst) he waited some time before he OBJ
tanned command. The lamented death Of Gen. Lander
left that division without head and Gen. Shields at
once appointed TO the command with the rank OF Brga
der General his division forming part Of the corps
Of Major General Banks. He has again brought himself
before the public by his Deeds and
try rings with the name Of general Shields"
General Shields Of good personal appearance about
five feet eight inches in stature with dark hair and COM
plexion. His style Of speaking easy fluent and agreea
ble He STILL Of course progressive democrat but,
at the same tmc is strong supporter Of tho govern
mcnt Of the United States in its unity and integrity.
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The IrOn-Clad steamer Merrimac.
From the New Orleans Picayune.l

Since the Merrmac, the Virginia, has been the
means Of gaining such glorious victory, the following
from tho Richmond correspondence OF the New Orleans
Cyescenf will be read with interest,"
As Il Ia almost certain that the Merrmac will either
have proved brilliant miserable failure be-
fore this reaches you, IL will not be improper In
give your readers few facts In regard 70 her. In the
frst place her engines Eve hundred and ten horse
power and in spite Of her great weight IL s thought she
will make from twelve 70 fifteen miles an hour. She
does not draw by foot and half much water as was
roof above tho water All Of her machinery Il below
the water line Her sides and roof composed OF oak
inches thick, covered with six inches Of
plate and railroad IRON She has apparatus for throw
ing hot water boarders. Her armament consists of
ten guns only, all rifed
Ths guns in her sides--four In numser--ars eighty
pounders Those at the bow and stern throw one hum
dred- pound solid shot, hundred and twenty.
pound shell and these guns have three ports which
enables her to give broadside OF six guns She has
furnaces for heating shot Her crew consists Of ten
lieutcnans and three hundred and fifty picked men and
among them the best gunners In the old navy She
has under water wedgeshaped prov Of oak and iron
thirtythree feet long Commodore Buchanan commands
her. and the second in command is Catesby Joncsboth
men Of the highest order OF courage. Buchanan has
confidence in her. and says he going glory grave
in her Jones s less confident but says she l. good
her and II rs serious il the that she entirely
dependent her machinery; II that gets out Of order
she becomes mere log in the water. But II that holds
at, IL is fair TO expect that she viii do some damage to
the two Yankee frgates now lying OF Newrorts News
before this week ends Let W. not be too sangune but
hope for the best She may help 10 help us out Of our
great difficulty.
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Interesting Statement OF Escaped Rebel
Soldiers.

BALTrMoRE. Nd. March "a, 1862.
Among tho passengers who arrived herc by the Old
Point boat to-day four deserters from tho rebel army
named Van Dork Townsend, Josiah Morris,
william Wilson and Mark Trafton Barker, all
citizens Of the Eastern States, who
made prisoners by tho rebels last May, at Cedar
Keys Florida where they had gone in the schoonsrstag
TO load with timber. which was connscated by tho
rebels The schooner loaded with cotton, but she
subsequently burned to escape Union cruiser. Com
PEELED by necessity. they hc four men enlisted in the
Second Florida regiment last July. The regiment
ordered Richmond, where they arrived tho day after
the battle Of Bull run.
They were finally sent TO Yorktown, where they have
been ever since. On Saturday last they succeeded in
escaping in small canoe and reached Fortress Monroe
They state that Magruder's force around Yorktown
composed OF about dozen regiments and that he has
not over six thousand effective fighting men, but at
Great Bethel and other points through tho peninsula he
has not less than fifteen thousand Some heavy guns
are mounted Yorktown. There also forthca-
tons three m lies below at Wyoming creek. During the
last few weeks the force has been engaged in building
classmates, but not Of very formidable character.
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POPULAR OUTBREAK IN CINCINNATI.

Wendell Phillips Driven From . Lecture
Room by the People-General Uprising
Against the Abolition Disunionist.
CINCINNATI, March "a, 1852.
Wendell Phillips attempted to lecture at the Opera
House tonight. He commenced by avowing himself an
aboltionist and dsunonst. Persons in the galleries
then hissed yelled and threw eggs and stones at him.
some hitting him. Tho kissing was kept up some time
Finally he made himself heard, and proceeded until
something again Objectionable sad and again eggs
were thrown. hitting him. He persevered and third
time heard, and o third time stoned and egged =.
Tho crowd now moved down stairs crying, HPut him
out "Tar and feather him and giving groans for tho
"nigger Wendell Phillips" They proceeded down the
middle aisle towards the STAGE and by Phillips
friends Here fight ensued amidst the greatest conf-
sion ladies screaming and crying jumping chairs and
falling in all directions During the fight Phillips
taken on the stage by his friends. Tho audience then
moved out.
1t is now O'Clock and the streets in the vicinity Of
the Opera House crowded with excited people. They
are unable 10 find Phillips.
No one was seriously hurt % We can learn.
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Mails for Port Royal.

The steamer Atlantic Captain Eldridgc leaves foot Of
Canal street, at three O'Clock NJ Tuesday, the 2sth
Instant She takes out mails for the naval forces under
Commodore Dupont and the land forces at Port Royal 8.
c., Fernandina, Fla, &C.. closing At two ?. N.
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The Frigate Vermont.

BOSTON, March ~, Ib6zs
Lieutenant spioer who went out the representative
Of the Navy Department board the steamer Saxon IN
search Of the Vermont has returned He reports that
the Vermont will undoubtedly mako for Port Royal and
that not the slightest need be entertained for Asr
Ultimate safety, a. she tight - any vessel ahces
and has got provisions sufficient for more than year
with water facilities unboundsd He further wpoTss shas
ali On board are in good spirits.
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Capture OF Guerillas I'm Missouri.
The following rs copy Of despatch TO the Secretary

Of War
81. LorIs, March "a, 1902
A detachment OF the First Iowa cavalry, SEM oot
from Jefferson City by Gen. Potter against guerilla band,
had skrmish with the enemy killing two, wounding
one. taking sevcnty-nvc prisoners and over twenty
horses fortyeight keys Of powder, and quantity OF
arms were also captured Our loss was four wounded
II W. HAILECK, Major General.
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THE BATTLE IN THE VIRGINIA VALLEY.
Additional Particulars OF the
Combat.
The Rebels Driven Back to
~ Strasburg.
Tho Union Loss One Hundred Killed and Two
Hundred and Fifty Wounded.
.o~-~.>~yo~.~~~>~~~~~
Two Hundred and twenty-five Of the
ynemy's Dead Left on the Field.
More than One Thousand Stand Of
aaa Arms Captured,
Ae., & &C., ~

WASHINGTON, March "A, 1852. \
despatch from surgeon IN General Shields army to
the Surgeon General Washington, says. in relation to
tho battle Of yesterday Our loss ID from sevsntynve
70 one hundred killed, and two hundred and nifty
wounded have seen two hundred and twenty five Of
tho cnemy's dead.
despatc h from Winchester says forces to-day
pursued the rebels with extraordinary vgor and
towards strasburg driving them like frightened sheep
WINCHESTER, March "a, 1862.
Tho rebels have been driven back Strasburg. There
has been very little fighting today. In the diminishing
We had last about ten killed and wounded.
Mr. Luce, assistant TO Captain Albert, Typographical
Engineers. was taken prisoner by the rebels. We have
captured more than . thousand small arms
WINCHESTER, March 24-11 P. N.
I'm consequence OF the forward Of forces the
reports Of killed, wounded and missing could not be
Ascertaned but loss is from eighty 10 hundred
killed. among whom were one colonel and fourteen
captains and leutsnants. Two hundred were wounded.
among whom are ten officers. The enemy had nearly
I'VE hundred killed wounded and lost three hundred
prisoners
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The first five named gentlemen were then declared
duly elected commissioners for the harbor defoncs-sub
ec however, action Of the Board Of Councilmen
The question beng taken the ordinance u was
adopted the following voting in the aflrmsve;-Smth,
Walsh the President. Reed, Chip, Mitchell, boolc,
Allen. OttiwelI, Farley, 0enet--li. Negatve--Hall,
Brady, Dayton jeremiah, Frear, Froment-6.
The communication from the Mayor was then taken mp.
After some discussion,
Alderman GENET offered n resolution directing the Cor
poratou Counsel TO memoriazs the Legislature for tho
issue OF bonds $500 for the defence Of the harbor
Alderman WALSH moved that the memorial Of tho
Mayor and the further consideration OF the whole sub
ieci be laid over for two weeks.
carried
Routine business was then taken up.
The Board adjourned to Monday next, at I'VE O'Clock
after that the regular meetings to be Mondays and
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THIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1862
TIE puxvcEs op NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA AMI
DELAWARE.
Mr.. TEN Eycx, rop.) Of N j., presented iont reso
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THE PROVOST MARsnAL OF ALEXANDRIA.

THE FHVVOsT HAHsHAL OF ALEXANDRIA,.
This morning Captain Griffith, Provost Marshal of
Alexandria, relieved from duty that capacity by
Captain Briggs Of the Ninety ninth New York Volunteers
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, March "a 1862
THE CASE on MR.. syGAR
Mr. BLAIR tunion) Of Va presented tho certificate Of
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The DEpeneul Zouaves, who returned from the Burn
side expedition several weeks SINCE have been mus,cro
out Of the service and sent to their respective homes IT,
day those quartered here numbering about three bun
drsd, paid OF and dispatched by The evening trail
10 New York.
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Alderman Ottiwel named George 0pdyke.
Alderman Farley named A. Cordoxa. Vii
Tho name Of Benjamin Wood was subsequently, With
drawn by Alderman Brady.
Tho Board then proceeded, on motion, 70 name I'VE
members each; the majority obtaining the largest num-
Der Of votes TO be the members Of the commission.
Aldermen Brady, Dayton, Jeremiah and fromens rsi
fused 70 vote. N.0.
Aldermen Dayton and Froment were appointed telcrs
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A Y Err
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The Natural Weather Guide,
or
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-. ~.1oBINSoN
west End Main Street, RICHNC"D.

My facilities for doing job We k and Repairing
w equal 70 any in this City. We have the pat
terms repairing nearly all the Ohio Ihreshng Ma
chimes. Pins Screws. Bulge Bolts, Bolts ant Nuts
cut, We also making first class Saw Gum; also
Circular Saws TO either points or journal, As
friend. Wn ID. Wilson has left we invite his for
customers to give u call. The highest cash
price paid tor old IRON