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LOCAL NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF Sick AND WOUNDED Hos
p'taS. The L. \. steam transport Kcunebec a.
rived here on Saturday evening. from Fortr-ss
Monroe, having on boarl sick aud wounded s.,I.
dirfs from tho armies OF Generals Mcclellan and
W""i There wcro II hrld and stsH officers, and
2'l n'n'cnniinissioned officers and prvatcs Amo,,s
them tho following from New York regimeutas La
Cca'siryl 1th 9th, 9th, 10Th, i1th, i2th 18th lss
Ism, .1lh, 2th, 2oth, JOth 9ist, 89d, 3ith, SC<h
3'th SHth, ioth i2d, ++th, <gth. tad Of sickIer
Hrig"irI 'Sth G.d. Ciih C5;h, 9th, TOth 7ist TSd
'3d' 'hh, 9Th, sisi, sah. e6th and os,h Tbs SOL
dcrs "erc taken tu the charitable insti,utions
SAnnp,r, the ijd birthday u Queen VIC
torIa, WINS observed hy Ill, British shlyIlng At tAis
I't Wy . liberal display & bunting Tho Scotia,
tie new Cunard ~ amer, WIS decorated With fagu.
both OF England and tho foreign nations. The Gus
I"msry roJ al salute WI, omitted IN respec. 10 The
memory Of tie Prince Con-ort
lNi"N SOLDIERS us PARoLF.-Threo hun.
dr'd "nd iweAty five soldiers, belonging the 1Osh,
'!"d' ''. md 'Hh regiments, s.ckle- Brigade, ar
"''I here iro'n Washington cn Saturday last, On
id'ole OF honor u"t take up arms again until -
"'ehnuce ofprioucrs IL IN, .ted. They hai bean
'aptHt'i ~ the r,bcl5 at :ho battle of Williams
hHrsh' nni were '0r seven days cuu.inoJ In Rich.
m"1d' which they rsp.rt NJ Hady going gres, pre-
p'r't.ons Tor Offence s.sinst ,he Unon army.
A'HI'Hrr MATCu between Samuel Wri,he
"'i us 7'u ite.I,, Ind Mr.sr- sudlor and H.rri-
"'''' 'i tHs'4Gd, t.Aes place today.at o'clock.
1T il,h"k,u.
I'M FOLLOWING dorations from schools have
been f"'''Y'l st tie purk Barracks Made ID, part
'"''i 'i Primary ooi No. |, - OS Female De-
paI'H u 'i Primary school, 81 - Male II part-
n'' ut u Gr4nmaI school NJ. 10 sI4 II Pr.a.ry
(cDsh"aci on foaltk Page)
On the Fourth Page, " IN appear TODAY.
al impor'unt news received ut this siIiee.
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VIcKsDURGH REACHED.
Women and Children Moved.
The Low Datch" at Work.
dc.
Gov. Banks Isc,rcating,

9On. z ". stanton, Seretaryy Wdr
Srasburgh, Va, My 2i.-Col. kenlys COM
enand OF infantry and cavalry has been jHyen from
trout Royal, with considerable los iu killed
SOUNDED and prisoners. The encmy's force is e-,l.
Dased at from five 10 s,x thousand, uud Is reported
b falling back Oh Front Royal. lie probably oc-u-
piles this place this morning.
- ta&4sd> NP. B.SKs, Mijor-Gencrs.
sHhos sraAssrnsu TO wlscnr,rrn.
UaAhgA kRdy 2i.-Dispatches were re-
.ei5ed = the War Department at 10 o'clock, from
Gen. Banks, a. Winchester. lie had moved from
etrasbrgh 70 Winchester, for the purpose secur-
ing his stores aud trains from the enemy, aud 10
prevent his communication being interrupted.
His advascd giard entered Winchester at O'Clock,
with all his trsitn aud stores IN safety strong Htt
was made upon the trains Vt Mddletown by te TcJei
intantry, cavalry and artillery, but II was rtpused,
end lew Wagons sbaudoned bytcsmsters were secur
ed Gen. Banks =. .urn immediately g. Str ,sburg
Col. keuly, la command of the forces at Front
Royal, WAS NOT killed. but only wounded and taken
prisone6 ~ particulars OF the ensagonsnt at
'FRONT.' ~ yesterday have been received The
enemy arS IN possession Of Front Royal. Gen.
Geary eccupes strong position on the Manassas
Railroad, at White Plains. lie has been reinforced.
zen BANKS mss Also ooh strongly reinforced.
vnosr ROYAL
: Front ROYAL Is the capital of Warren Cop,,, u,
ten miles northeast OF srasburg on tho lins ,bs
Manassas Gap Railroad In 10 miles north of N
mond, and Il IN the department Of Gen. Hanks. Il
IL west of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is situated
on Happy Creek, one mile from the Shenandoah
River, and Is u village Of 300 inhabitants. Col
Keney's force wss on its way from Strasburg to
Manassas Junction.
FROM WINCHESTER TO uARrER's yEnRY
! Washington, May 25.-Dlspatches received
ty the War Department state that Gen. Banks was
STACKED N Winchester this uoruing, and has fallen
back toward Martiusburs aud Harpsr's Ferry. The
enemy are reported to be in large force, and many
reports state that the rebel force has left Richmond
aud moved North, to take the Offensive
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| '"N HrHrohsE thoM rRNSsyIvAStA.
! F't"Iipiid, My 2i.-Governor Curtin.
on the hrs' intimatnion from the War Dedsrtmens
,h'' additional troops would bs called for, imu,s-
'''e'y replied. "Penasyl will furnish sav
| number required"
T"s REsroSsE ~ xAss,cuusxrrs
rhc following letter from Gov Andrew, OF Ns>.
''c"u'e'H' has been received at the War Dcp.ss.
fcht In reply 70 an iu,mat ton that Aros resam..e
would he accepted from Msssachuset
cSU 40 sudden and unr IN, ct.d AM, =.
Wl'n"n' materials for an Intelligent rcpIv (S,,r
s"ths men are all preoccupi~d with other views
S' u t"s' call ior three t,sima uts ls made 4 H.
h'Nr We can rs,Hc them Ia % lays Ths arm. .nI
'lnpments vnid need To lie nirnisbei ~
Tn r Peops have never marched without them,
ihry so int camp while forming ipL, -
m'n'1' and ar" drilled and piacticsT with arm.
snn inuskr. - soldiers. To sttemrt tho other
u",nS. woIld dimpsn enthusiasm. and MAKE
moh. Again. II our people feel that me, ar. sn
.ns in'oihr south 10 hep hghs rebels who will fin
.nn nts,r'y th'm, hy all means known to aavsrss
~ wen - civilized men: will deceive them Nv sr..
~ ~ ~ Mays O' truce and lying pret-ncos a. sh~v
W.. m we Massachusetts Toys II Williamsburg wiii
use ul',r negro slaves against them both a. laior.
W s'u @' hShthg men, while they th. mi nsolve~
must never hrc at the ,n.my's magazine 4 MINI
th'y VIII the draft Is heavy ON their p.trIosi.,-
M hu' u ,he President will -is,aln Gen Hunter, and
t,'Rise an men, even black man as Ieg.Iiv -.
E'n'e oi that LOYALTY the blacks are will,a n ,.ni
est snd ht them night, with Got and human M.
% u on th'r SIDE, the roads will swarm IL reed b.
out I" obey your call.
>. Always r'sdy 70 10 my utmost I remain, n.ss
'A"hiiiII' Your obc'iicn, servant,
JomS A. ASDssv.
rns Hssrossx ~ VERMONT
Woodsfoci, Nay si.-Peter T.. washbu-,. Att.
tant and Inspector General. pro,nuiy.,.. a..
u"Yernors order for the raising Of rrvipcn, 4, -.
Spouse % TIC rcuui.ition of tbe a.,,.,..x ~ No.,
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Excitement In Baltimore.

Baltimore, Nay 2j.-The announcement that
Col. Kenly was not dead, was received with shouts
Of spp'suse by crowds who thronged the news.
paper bulletins this morning. The seces.ionists,
having been imprudsnt enough 70 exul, over Ken.
ly's dsi~. and reported death, produced intense
Excitement among tie Union men. A(few mo.
ments since, msu who made some dlsrespsctful
yemsrks was roughly handled by the crowd. There
have been several knpck-downs SO far.
sKooND DISPATCH
The excitement continues, aud the crowd is in
crossing. Two men have just been knocked down
y 1ena Of the telegraph Office. One was heard to
adTD-a you, you have IL your own way now.
eSA S9tnavs Il our way soon." One excited
Rpsopossd that the Government should
% rsqaeseed 70 move all the Union troops FROM the
shN ~kesst Y 70 the Union men to keep matters
StraishA
&nnp DnPArou,
The streets are sau Abssaesd, ObaoxIare ~.
ssns have 70 kssp OUT ~ Ths iu>s.es f,slins
hsIplainsd by the fsct thas Shs rssimsu, vhiOA =
reported TO have suffered % severely beIoos, -
The friends aud rsls'lvss Of ,hs man =, sIuns =
nsanss' BY 'ne sxul'iuss Of ssbsl sympsssisuss
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'au''is on That place to get po~esfou Of the ~
N'p'' We had company Of CspA. Stephenson
"'en Nter Vie 6sbt Of wednesday, ~ fousd q,
ee, DEAL on 'he field. We killed two more o
NJ casualties On our side. We capture
'"iu"s, Two svorls and several Navy rsvolv
Inc Feder,ls we're still within two miles
Oo'''n rant We intend returning today wiis
more i"rco !" slvs then another hsht We shss
whip them sure.
H'f"e Rock, Nay 1'.-From Batcsville ws
""rn' through several reliable sources that ten resi.
nen' of Tho enemy ct Batesvills have isl for q.
Louis via Tronion. aid that all tho federal forces %
'hH side Of the White River have re-cro.sed .hss
stream. The same force that required two days -
'r''' 10 'hs side, crossed back In one night 10 =
fe""py reported that but seven thousand fs,lersis
h'w tenain at Da,csviile aud Jaeksonport
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Washington, Mag 2i.---N dispatch to the War
Department from Gen. Mcclellan states as follows:
"rnree skirmi'hcs today. We drove the rebels
| froin Meohauirsylc, seven miles from Scw Bridge.
| TAo Fourth Mclistu ihu..t Gai,Lcl tie Louisiana
Tigers. Fi0y prisoners aud Gry killed our loss
TN killed anI woIulad."
N C,Hdns Had}iartCrS ten mii-s from, R,ch-
ruI.d MGy 2+-Our n ops crossed the CHI l.ahoin-
my yesterday, both at Il BlttIu's aui tho Railroad
hr.d ,os anl now occupy lso,t. u one aud /. hal,
udle1 beyond. few If the .ncmy's plc.ots only
were seen In front of the advance, under General
stoneman, at New Bil.sc strong guard Of the
! enemy Ia still visible on the opposite s.de of the
creek Their presence will not in,o. ,,ro with the
crossing Of cur troops when tie proper time comes
large nuunLor Of men have been detailed for the
building Of a nunier Of bridges at liiereut poiutI
Oh the creek.
The balloon ascension made today by Prof Lowe
gave assurance u the enemy being in any Goa.
siderable force near at hand From, the best infor.
nation that can lie obtained, the enemy have Sc
leo,od position between three and ilYr nI.les on
this side OF Richmond ts meet the National ,ro.ps
Tho advance OF tho National army now beln. with.
in seven miles of Richmond, its further rrogress
must necessarily lie slow, In order that the main
body sisll come up, 10 be prepared to meet any
emergency that may arise in sIpropc hing the csp!-
,s Of rcbeldon, Very little nrins WAS heard today
in tho direction Of the position held by our suubosts
| in the james river.
Saturday, Aay ar M--TAe only matter Of In.
terest which has occurred today the shcng out
0! the rebels on tie opposite side u the river at
Newbridge, which waA done IN . most satisfsc tory
manner by the battery Of Major Robertson aud
Capt. Tithall, Of the Second Artillery. The enemy
made response, but suddenly broke cam ~ and l,Jt
uith their bdyJaJs trains. Tho balloon made an
excursion near one Of the batteries, and from l,s
elevated position note made Of the effect Of the
different shots, which was communicated 10 those
in charge OF the battery. Gen. Marcy and o portion
Of Gen. McClollan's atsf, were present. and wit.
nesseI the eclpitate retreat Of the enemy.
LATER.
The driving Of the rebels from the vicinity Of New
Bridge by our artillery yesterday, vas followed up
today bya mosernent wholly uueSpel ed u our sd-
ysrsariss A reconnaissance composed Of the oh
Michigan regiment, Col. woodbt.ry, aud q squsd q,
the 2d Cavalry, Capt, Gordon, was made, which 10
worthy o!specal mention. Five companies Of tic
eth Michigan, under Bowen. Of the Topographic.l
Engineers, and Lieut.. Cuskey, Of the 9th Cavalry.
acting with the Typographical corps, crossed the
ch'okahominy short distance sbovs New Bridge.
18th 90 men Of the tth Michigan. This small com.
nand succeeded In getting between four companies
ofthe osh Louisiana regiment, who ware out on
picket duty at The bridge, and brigade Of thA en-.
smy who wsIs supporting them. 10 ,hs mean.
time, the balance Of the rsgiwsnt and he squad.
'ds' &Ss asvaOiias ~ utsaaea III bur Leais,
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Harper's Ferry.

extended, through Newmarket, Mount Jackson,
Woodstock, s'rssbgrg. frnt Royal, Winchester
aud Charostown 10 liarper's Ferry. II will bc OBJ
served that the distance II General Bnnks' Division
from tue present seat of war before Richmond, was
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THE retreat Of General Banks forces will be
traced on the above map as commencing at point
ahout twelve mles below iInrrsouhurgh, which Is
Ell on the extreme In border Of the msp, towards
the ulpcr part. FROM th.lce the backward march
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Nm frhrc''ro Nay 23.--Cd. Conner, At ths
heal o' the 81 regimen, Of California Infantry ana
hye companies ofthe "a Csvslry. aso aed battery.
VIII start from Bencis for Salt Lake. On Mond.v
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between White Hlnsc 'sccn on the mHpl, and
Richmond. Gen, " Dowcll " neur Bowling Green
A considerable iurrr, covered hy our gunhnat., Is
at City Puint, hcl"w Hichmoud. Fr,Siunut IL H.
The westward Of Cha lotthyilc, ted un the map ~.
near tic Blue Rdge Of the Ali;hsuy mount .ins
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Reported Capture sf Ralsi.h.

Bal"H0r.. ifoy %, Iss2.-Ths Old P0In.
Doe, has arrived. -. -
n"r'porssa &a' oSp. pWps.ds hss ,akss gs.
lsiSh X. g.
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more. We d. not believe there is auy rebel force
ia tie road to Interrupt the march, aud Shields
must by thls time be ne AZ his journeys end
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Raleigh In the capital Of North Carolina, a f,,y
miles vest ~ the N,lso river, liS miles n W. ni
Wi'miug' n, GO miles n. y. l.. OF Fayetteville aud
2sG from Wasl..nstoi.l
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I;c0P. I.-'rhc mob made attempt T. hang
mHn few moments no, in Monument square, lut
he was rescued ly tho police. The crowd on BAIT
more street Increased after three o'clock. Several
persons were chased a. during the morning, au
some were knocked down. Tie marshal with his
police were On tue ground IN large force aud several
arrests were made, AFTER which the crowd tLunol
of, and ~ Agg slce been aulct
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On the Fourth Page, will appear to-day.
MI impo'iunt news received ut this Siiee.
after Two O'Clock, 4. W.
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The excitement continues. Obnoxious !ndiyiju-
ais have been chased '1r squares the crowd venting
,heir sentiments in cheers Many srrcsts have been
made by the police.
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Too Late for Classification.
, 1862-03-13

- The Msslon wooIsn MIN use WHEELER WfIs0NI
Sewing Machines IN making up ovsrshliii bss,i; Sai ts
they from forty to any constantly and are anhr
out the finest goods In the market. lN illa l.iaf
, 1862-03-13

In the House Of Commons on the l0th, COh-
den cav, notice that at an carly day he intended
to bring under the consideration Of the HouS'',
the state OF int, rnatIIna and Maritime law, as il
affects the rights Of brsorcnts.
An order lad been received at Portsmouth to
re'cnse n number Of men and guns 0t ships Of
war On commission.
CHICAGO, Feb. 90.
The London Daily Wars reviews the engage.
mcut nj Mil Springs, Ky, as ioies allowing an
important FtGvIai success.
Diplomatic correspondence concerning tic in.
tcrvcntlon in Mexico, had been laid before Par
lament Earl Russell, in ,tter to Sr Charles
Wykc, touching ri,m0r> that the Duke MaXnl-
ian was to be called To Ia. throne Of Mexico,
says that il the Mexican people 10y spontaneous
movement shout place an Austrian Duke on
the throne, there is nothing in the convention to
prevent il. On the other hand. we coulI be no
party to forcib!e interven Oh for III 5 pu'rosc
Paris letters say that Shlell has been received
by NJ. Thouvcnel in private capacity, his dIr'".
matte assumption uf character Commissioner |
being distinctly ignored.
The Paris Buurse is dull rentes, III 25c.
The January mails from the Coast Of Africa
had reached Eusiand. Increased activity in the
slave trade was reported. The withdrawal Of
the American squadron had led to large in.
crease in the number Of vessels carrying the
American lags.
A grat OCULAR demonstration had taken place
at Genoa in favor Of Victor Emanuel, and Rome
Us the capital of Italy. At Milan, on the same
day, Preparations had be- made for a demon.
sta'io", hat the Municipality issued a notice that
such demonstrations were useless, and advising
the MilancSe tn exercise their conStitutIDnii
rights by signing the following prot It, although
Respecting the Sovereign Pontr Of Rome as tie
head Of the church: "W, look ul.On Rome aS
the capital Of lIay, with one king, Victor Emau.
ucl"
This protest soon received an immense mum.
Der Of signatures
Letters from Vi'nnl arc filed with lamentable
accounts Of III foundation. w. the district sub
merged is.Nenna il also commiS,s II popuiatinn
nl 10000 inhabitants To be provided for. The
raia til four days without iu'cImlSSion. Brid-
gss aud viaductS were dcstrnyeI, and rni!road
service was nearly a l>u>peud, d. Several towns
We're also inundated by the Danube, including
Prrshurg n,d Pt>lh.
The Sumter va still at Gihra!tar Srvcra, Of
her crew wEu had banded rrIu-ri To re-rmbark.
, 1862-03-13
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and NIelodeons.

The Piano zane 10 hand and in first rate order II
| \ he ,utfll iHStrdnCnt.-LEE WALLER, Pbiildrllhh
John Hewitt, Of c.tthaRe, New Ymk. who has h,d
Of the Horace Waters aH0S writes rs iOllOw:-"A
iend uf m'np wsh's Hr tn plr, bIse pann t'Ir htT
size likes The 'ns y0u sod H.e IA DcCembeT lsAS, My
i'un hecomibr popular in this p'Ace, and think !
'n'r duc' or Two mOre-tLey will be uOre pOpu
l'r ID tuHuy other N keI'
We ~. two Or wAier~' Pianos in use In our sem nary
whuh las lHen sever tested tor Ihree years
md testify tn their g quH ~ aud durability
W uD& "a IGuWY, M"'ht Carnll, III.
III, M.,rn has ST y arrived feel obliged to you
~ h r dis will d" Sll can fry In thest
parts Rev J N. Ao'oENicE y n 'esviIlr, 3. q.
u W.TErs. E.q q-D,Ar 81: H,vmg ussd one of you
''lanT r's tSu years put. lave found II V,ry
rit"I in.'rrms"' --ALo'EO GRAY, frLeipal BroOkIb D
u igi l. Sem.naIy.
Tra Piano was duly received. II came In exCe!eu,
co titinn, and Is Very nu.,h rdnir d my nunrrns
Is hiN. Accept my Ihdhk4 iT y"nr Prtmptn' ss.-R'B-
ENT CoOPrR, WarISnham, Brrdhfd u Pa.
w. MIR H,yneS writes as hIlnws:--Prston Hollow
~. Y, July 2Sih. lSSS Nix. WATERS DtaT Sn: re-
eiud Ili- &rh'de'n. safe sud IN 1oud order; am will
pleased wh N" external appearance aud the nnr also.
ape sHll have occasion " order enc or two
the PreseIt SeasOH.
Tmpa. n. V, Jnly 2s'h 1858. HORiCE wArERs. Esq.
sir: The McIupHn ynu stnt M dGl, received II
god "rder. HIn TOW fully prp'rd u sHy I"at tht
iUsiiunn is h,g'y satisfactory rhd ney yuu III RcCsli
my rbnsS nr tr very hlhr terms an winch iuT.
,nhed T.. and tur th" vrry hos rah which
have fulfilled, aud moTe than mHItd, all Liidt ynu
Jrnuns-l Vrry r'peCt!ul! yours, &r., |. >NITn.
he Piano r. iveA frm YOU r'' Il siO give oats
f"iinn, Telad It one vi III" best rnIeuis IN TIL
J'acr.'- JAMS l.. (LAEEE Chati AtOp, Va.
Your an plrAsrs ", u. II is best ore in OuI
cuuniy -InuMAs A. lAiHAN, Campi lttUn, O..
We WY nurh ot s,u yuu ior having sent such
ide m,uuL elL tr $3.50. anu We Ehail take ains
rsontnHiebd 1t BEAAG, liam Il TO. BulAlu ntmGTat
the Horace wa',Ts Planes known NJ among thu
vr,y L-S; tuahied 20 sIthk "i Jlese n.Itm"nT
wa, chfdruc, frnt 4, T.,IAi kr"N lesr their keel
lrut iULe ard aurnbr guHhty.- New iurS Evangelist
We eau SJtak Gf tlr mrr,s ~ the Horace Water,
pisn- fiona personal kr"Nlldef as Lt,Dg OI the very
e. qunlty -Cnr,tiau lH'yll,IrU,er
n thing vt 'he State Fair drI,r I'd r'esisr eenc'
-, Sby paItHGaI than the tsr"Ce Waters IgT~.-
CrG'hm,l
wTer,' PANS apd vendtonA chsnenEr c'mp.tisn'
wa ~" dnr,I adr any aht tt Ia 'h, urtntJ -liO'
J,mrrnl
Hurar w.i'r.' Piar.I r',s Au . icn ''ch snc eve.
tote ard InW"Iiai. NtWN " u.I,ai hvitw.
u,r f,ends 4ll md ~ w. Hs'.r.' .tSs ht very br-'
s.sT nasbt ~ Ausr HRd of I~HS ~ te iugtd m tht
Unisd SiatsS Ns sc 'tr ssiuti. vbd S'.'srb
Hs0- "a give a. m aI wbC01yeT V, ) 81 10 Nee
loIks-Csshan'r Va 1sas
WaFsFOosas No. S5J Hr,adyssY, View ToTh.
, 1862-03-13
Horace Waters lIadrrn Improved Planes,
ATa-NMnnN N1aANsg

FIVE stops, IN rosewood rasFs. sI6n; stopS DO DO
$50: stIs with p'r,Gs-''n. S2li; ~ stops, dO, do
s25n: " stops DO. mTg,T t3OO; Is stops do d.
s375 Each npn'n Ut NaIrsnt, to give satisfaction OF
uufr hasR money tEftnltd
, 1862-03-13


In the Senate. Mr.. Stark oittrc,. the following
Resolved, That the papers relating tn the luy.
atty uf Benjamin Stark, Senator from Oregon, 'e
referred To the Committee On Judiciary, with in-
stFuctinns tn investigate the charges Cr evidence
which hns been or may be presented.
Mr.. Hale objected aud the resolution vas laid
aside.
The consideration Of Stark'S resolution was
resumed Med mgall urged that the qu 'Ston
was satisfactorily settled A motion that the
resolution should lie tabled was ri ted by n
vote Of to ~. Without any conclusion, the
suhioct was laid over
, 1862-03-13

VIITINtO, WI, 70.
The Richmond Hbjg Of the 23l, speaking Of
jeff DaVis'S Inauguration, says: In view of the
past, present, and probable future, the pageant
presented is n bitter iTockrry, and ms rable
compensation ior the ruin Of free people
letter from resident Of the South, who has
excellent opportunities Of judging, places the
humber of the rebel army in the whole line on
the Potomac, at G0,0OO. lie says the lrodpS
whose time expires on the lst Oi March will not
fe.eulist IL they can he'll, it,
, 1862-03-13

NOTICE-SnLDtERs. TRANSFERS. sNtLoES jor Ih-'r
N NtdpWs afJhsn ehidreu w'n served IN of
battlrs esther m CD fou eewherr prior March 81,
iRa thrtr rhireu Nha udsr q thar dse.
er uaars uha eerved i Ctiors In the NrNicsn
9Ar, VII d. gr adress Clains tsst haV' been
,ertsd N tie Ia a. ~ ohsr agcats hive hrr cess v
ahsnned ~ o. Aeenis arirE ir %. lbersiy pnh L,
en- agani 81 " ashh,gioa aiien1,a n.
III n tLnTD a CO..
AuoFnrvs iaf Cahla. Pensions. bsuniy tand, -
naffenes 70 aug 81 ~ Islas q usJarlnenta
Waahingas cnT, rss = isse tc
, 1862-03-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
riAfE tx5EHsIaxED GIVE NOEIee 1llaf
thsy desire N lalHnnl ln1lhra y gn = 81 - n1le
Sstilsmsui WIN r.ilFsnes = lpupf payna1 u1rII o1
rye and caille uIl - taafAl oi aecaaal.
We apiyhsF rve nalss lhai - dl1l. = - I.11 u11
70 ss.lslIl. sai IR1 shs lslll. - .l-.l = -
'Isss ssss. " 3. is,.s e. s.ss go. q saA
, ssa.s,,s. -, -. issA -,
, 1862-03-13

The steamship HibaRia had arrived with dat,s
from Londonderry. Irrland. to I4th Feb
IN the House of Lords, Eari Cardigan had en-
deavored to create an rxritement respecting three
British subjects WIN had been cnnRned in prison
essgrsl months by the Federal Government, and
dtnird their liberty unless they would take the
naih II allegiance To the Unitsd States. Earl
Ansaell replied, cnunseing molrfaihn aud ip
laTsnlly half siding with tie United Stairs.
Eall lalmsShuFy. N asking tar papers rclating
. he b|ocknde, arpruved uf the conduct Of the
losefnmenL The question vas one ior them
alone % d1cida, bot 4 uns desirable 70 know ll,s
fsl si1ls q ihs blssksds..
, 1862-03-13

New 1ORH, tcb. IS.
Special DISPATCHES from Washington state that
the Navy Department has dispatches from Com
Goldsborongh, conveying information that tie
Union forces are III possession Of the seAhoa'd
railroad. lie haa destroyed the bridges across
the Backwater and Noliawny Rivers, thus cut
ting Oft communication h. tween Norfolk, R.,h,
nlond, aud the 5 'uIIcrn srabuarl.
A number of permits have been granted by
the Treasury Department 10 trade between So.
cetled and loyal States On The Atlantic coast aud
the Mississippi river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-06
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