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..,orrced a. having JUST WV
ms :. This events Of the war arc 20
10, % weigh with heavy e"''s ~, no.i.
gnnn'nS anil the difficulties OF tho'' POo
teoei ing down all except tho s,Ionso''
uon H' 10 confederacy. MI ltLh'1
.I,h.,s,h no, in robust hoal'h' "Ou.u ~, Al,
80 .,,v;v,d for many years. mao nO' U.s. ,.ion.
80, dsfcc,ion to tho Roooi eau'' "a an,
,ho abandonment Of his hoho' al
~ AZ, comforts Of his old ago 'oR''u.'
" ~ Ma ,.oAns Of support. These auN0''o -,
enr,,.noes, TO which younger "'An e.,
cuihSUN" .rccumh. proved too much io'
nav T.,vo and no has fallen V'',"
90 his own evil course .on,h
tor days since, tta' aaoV"'' cronn
-, If motto PnHr Of
60 4, millionaire, aud ono whose ''V ,,'
-. nod lecn OF cNtromo ease n'' w.,
or,uo d,rkoped by tho de''ruou'" W y
n,ono,ty. which war had caused 70 49,,
go, ssI,, and of no aid towards MS 'uPP''
,;,,,a suicide. To theso must 10 al'O'
-, q ,ou1 A. wAsut>"roS, vine was "
NV shO, whho pecIing aroaoa uo -, ~, ,.,,
nests and w. hayo tho i''oIn vi -,
,b-cs Nirgiuia leaders 10 u" ~ 49,,
ruy n tho act which permitted w" s'n'
hccon, tho battlefield Of the n''"' '''''.
bulwMk in its defence, ,.,;. .cyc
v,.rresidcit lohn 7 ylor va' III ~, 'V -.
s,cora year having Ueen born }" w, ,'''' ~ ~
r,,iyo Of Charl,- county ' " ,, !,
80 .hs>,S.iR %6fl9l, y
Presidential term Of Office.
The great events Of his Adminiyii
were tho yotCing ,r tho Uriled States
blu ard the making OF preparations for 4,
trg TcKas--A measure VIII ch Was br
about shortly after his retirement in
Since that date NJ. Tllor lived on his pl
ton, near the village Of Hampton. Tho
motions Of Lac! Winter brought him out O
Hcutity when he acted tho part of A
maker for some time, previous to his ali
himself with Tho rebol faction. With tho
patton Of his mansion by our troops, anc
pai' IN 'he war-nonher prominent nor
hsnt-ouT readers are Of courto familiar.
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p,o- North Caroline

Tho lowing dispatch WI" io''''
wv w. T en- fD r. c. Jan "a ITaT, C. says
here n reliable soIr,s S.,s are At i,t,erss.
, o5sy sgr sspssSh re wSpstSn 81
~, ,tyr small steamers AMI ,s sSSy ogsids Hist,
were iniI@, sys S1pecti IN Painico solnd, Ar
'g ~, &c ,e SSy 6e relied NJ ~ 0orne' 'i'"
| UT..lo rlf.nta.
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MILITARY.

-,.ry.,hcr Irregular troops now VI s"'
,v..,.,.,y,,n. AMOUNTS 20 about three 'hous
- ,,,.r,,ie, q the First, se"nn,
-, ,.,d a ,tb cavalry, and the seccna'
- s',u, r,yttu, ninth, and Tenth MAI
NJ NJ the ,r,op. are under orders '" "i''
| to minutes notice, sni the om'"rs nav -
,.,,,.,fy,svith outfits suitable Tor a LOT 'N"ft
| r,,TUep,y.ci.hth M .soh ,setS res'ih'H
tered in Castle wDi.,m, GOVERNOR ''''N'''
| plain bitter, q their ue'inen' Ine'c F"
Iul-y ,,ii..',y wrong IN the m'h'se'he"
'.-.,.o.,. ulI.b -nluli be inquired mo
-. n, s,prt,y lat two lsdes who VIZ
500 ,,mc relatives "a tle I"en'I-''e"."'
4 sr,ll,,,, fr,.n ,oklyu, 40 they were NOV
r,.-,,c i1 tie G,ycrumcii barge AM W.
A a'.t,.,y,Sr hours in tho rn'h, be''re '''A
Il A,,..,.r Ace ..r the general mounted
% ..-,.,,,, o,,r,d At tie i.o, 4 Bro'd~A\
IL ,,.u,,,,l rpdcgv,u. "a Hud-on street IN
~ vcry uus'eccssfnl lately r,,
T. clifton : ne th.r,--onc ah 'r' VINO
rp rr-i NyVc hs, Army R"uring p'Nu,
We ,,,,,v.,nc ,fs.cr. still IN the army VINO
- - nav, 40. % trrty years, are 'n'''''
10 49,, mon tteis pay proper amt iour '''
.ns ~. I'll. NICE sitn the &c, 4 "a A'l''
'h hncns ,u,oc, coioal Gn''''"' i'''uh''
. i ita,ry. in r.utn,ni Ga Governor '''''''''
served dty.ync y'ur' 49,. ,,o,r,i
. be A,ue Brol.Iyn N,7y yard the steam,
ors -. and ,.,ooncrs Racer, wiliiana ana
p, ~ hoo, ~, been put into commission
.'ps 49,, ,,,,..r .Hcsrs ua, already been gi7"'
ste - n IN.n IL detached from
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RAN. 11nH-ILe iUt Of ne ne. ,E n.y. enemy dur-
Kcr1ciy came up ,od'y me 20 Si reim.ass
- tLe return marcel. Oll,g '''
~, ssmpcd Or MayA,d Cree',. a.. ,o,n sayp thu, a
A5f .r"g q tie French ,ds sSs VIA the 'S city ami
das % de's .ns o,s9; w ~ sspp"S,cd 70 ,oDs
,be soo,G a.. I Teicr forcs, al Ship l'l"d Gu u"
a.4f,gNi.
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.,,,,,. i,oep introduced into ths ho''o " '
q o Wy Mr. Phelps, Of O',"o''n'
% ,ro,ide revenue for 'he go'o'"'i''''
I'M, for three years tax ,,..,, ssoo
I,n.n the exco-s Of a incomes 10 /
.r,.,,. ,cr cont for residents an Gu no
r. o,.o-nrrent officers resident a'tOHo o.
VI hO'o,'i c., ror.rosidents; all other tNo' .P'I
P'' .ol. -, from which tho income "a lo'',o,
Wv g., deducted, and tho income e'''"'''.'
" w - 60, tho wear preceding tho 'soe1-
mont. lion on all sp.rits
,r,.,,,.ro mr. lcas, and in proportion 'o' n'e
.. ',,I, of three cents per galion uPO"
o. ro,Ji.ls and liquors and upon All 'o' '''S"'
"i,,',..,s. manufacturers being ielNH0N
co '"iuOl' ,,,o,,r,,, open 20 Inspection A'',
keep ca ON oath ten por cent. TO DO Au'''
u 'oV' 'g s,,,o. II 10, paid at tho proper Viiho
:, ,,i,;,s. &C., which have no' paw w., -, a
, I'D and refusal 70 mako Ulo ~ .ai,,.
- % lie punished by forfeiture Oh 90 ,or =,
r,nuc,c,urod, with inc Oh So, -,
, - ,,,'c,;on Of public officers, TO 10 H'A,'
-, N, ali articles manufacturer 'ol ~
w tai, articles exempt, tAh w
ih eNuoP' A., ,,ol,e. this 10 DO detefinin
Ar' per V'''' ,,bo,csalo price during '"'
CIV by ,nS Eooro April ist. The tax to 20 p,
10, Mo quarterly, and quarterly i''H , y,
=" Wv ~, and yaluo manufactured 'oUo ''a0o
ou' anU. .,M,l, or their uecn,sto the cole ''f'
''n r", in case Of Lcrlcct or refusal " IN
nov , a.,,no,es him.Olr; with power to a''''''
Ai,h | non payment. .. ,.,,,rs nor head
I'll IA. A poll tax oi w" CO.,
VI me- ou, alo inbabiu,nt of the United S'A'S'
mo OIL o.o, 80 one and under sixty not oNomP'
,urt- twenty WV - t,rgr,gs; tho tax I
oil tn" sue" WV Su,y, Il no, paid during tho hr''
iEno- M ,nn.c Who have not paid regularly
Al ou' incli,,ole TO Office and ds'rain' IN p'OP''
a., ia, 10 Authorized. .r Nm col
Nv W, ,,b. A stamp duty as folio vs. o On ~
''i ~ cial documents Of all the hiu"'
'o""' 40. 80, oC les. than City dollars, five eon,'
49, 'o-o hundred dollars, ton conts Alt
VOW. ;"or,o,ir, five cents for every MY
no va, Hrn,y commissions and hconsoi lof navy
"a Wv On Aonars commissions IN uN,,
TO the [ I'H 49, ..-.. Guo hundred dollar
VI III 'ASo's or freight duty on all ralfol
ctgor', Of one mill per mile on each pa,
's'raton Tho I'LL finally empowers C Electors an
os bank deputies ard makes tho maximum conn
admit ROCKVILLE by collectors - 900, and by 4
brought 5000.
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L.ar.nvgs Jan 9eIn IN ss' Ssss % sSs Gov.
,,rsus RoOnson, oon'e ~ gauprems Court have Re
% rant A. The writ Of ardanv; SSseon,
y Syc SGy ne rressu, incumbent h0'' O'''
y',g.erate cxcie.n, exists a. NC aaS bard
~ collision between the oiuient, ssr rosde,
| ~ JsyEnwkers. sone arrests h'''
% ,..,re trouble IL expected
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r,.,..gr,phic dispatches Of today eon ..n
the victory ovOr zoLLic'F' Az 'o, ,ha death Of
"a, announced o,tcrcAy, and M'o , Wv lieu.
an, rebel General, of which iurtno. P"'S
,". Iii Ia found In our news columns
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NRw YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Albany Jan. 2l.--Tho following is the snecial
Committee ON the Albany and Sualuehanna R,il.
road Mcssrs. Ramsey, Connolly Nagel and Far7ar.
communication from the Commissioners of the
Land once was presented, asking for a law h su-
thor2e the sale Of lands held by the same title as
Washington market Referred 10 the delegates
FROM the city OF New York.
BILLS INTnoDrCRD.
Mr. Bradley, for incorporating Bank Of Savings
and Endowments In New York city.
Mr.. Clark-TO amend the law Of 1850, relative 70
Courts Of Sessions and Police Courts.
Mr.. Murphy, ~ amend the Kings County Court
M, Auphy'a biN provides that no peraVu shAI,
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.o.,r.a at tho PhnadsirbiH Navy a'".

philadelphia Jan 2iThe , srSyIe there ere wcro
Yhd II .'Y ,o'Iy T. d" 10 work thon were re- ,s
Fa ,' ,hSreiCTF q ,b sHo or y or ,Lc
1900 il.na = =. rron,elen,,tion tia, H. "oTh'A''
W.. ... ID. Ina 1, resume worH' -
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:, p,u,d 70 pgo.r sTs T.. s Sssc. q IN Riass
q the pe &C, sc 81 shy party, unless he AZ
county, = ' Ss oog1neor :, law = ,as SsrsSy
s c,ar kn1 q .s1 g. rT g. e ,So uc.
declared a misdeuean'r on "e p''''' 49,.
pe,mw srS novel ', refer the suhiee,c' ~ Js.
i NJ; In the acverrot's messSee' " WV
dietary Commune. S,.yS 70. the act - couthu
The bil upp e.. oisred l. third readny:
F61T , a'S%af sb 70 ,s' . s,
7, pr'yiies that vhen more ,5,n az P tpterts
cberged tsS l,, ."1, ,SsC eSsrsed ia usurT
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SOCIETY NOTICRa

Harmony Division, No. q. a of N n
members Of this Division are requested u item
their hall, No. Isl Bowery, on "Wednesday ave.
u receive their tickets for the 10Th ami go,
ths Division u he held on Wednesday eyeniI
January ~, LENORD SILL, sec, 0'e':r,
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TUE Richmond ENQUIRER re-publshes, from
the Washington correspondence Of the Sun, tho
CHARACTERISTIC story lately told by President
Lincoln to western farmer, who offered him a
tho story being that people should always mind
thsu own business
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trnI and Ea't Mount NGuou, Wasllugt1nv
Wakehcld, ll"etw wood d.. Town and srn'1I =,
may Gc paid II tUo III Ward Illte, corner Or
aud Elizabeth NJ, ON "Wednesday and Thursd,v
ms week only, JOHN 5, YORK, PETER O'C,
MIR g. MILLER, Col,ectors. mai asa
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A Large Fleet at Hattera''
INTERESTING FROM WASHING ION
u., ,,u,,,Obo Bnoer, U.-e in the As '"'''

gur yrrSrlrrR rosTAcr nm Lo'''
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,,,,d battalion 60, sprasue oa '','N =.
,hc ohio river

Co'.~d, H., Jan. N.-TN,I s, 'i rrr,yic.c, 70.
. '''r9.r 7I,rsruo C''n.rJ' 'e'''
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Further News, see Third \
GENERAL notice.,
THE NEW YORK TABLET,


The Last Iady OF W,,llin, by Mrs. VI
Barker CruurludcdJ. Tho True Position Of Il
Inhabitants ul Canada. Tie Art Union Of III
Paddy Rcguu and the Prince # Wales. I'll
ucinarp Pcnsantry. The Rapids u tho Sui
Irish Bog oak Manufacture. Latest Irish
Impurtnt ii. M Rlmo-A llocution Of ne
Catholic lntolligoucc-Du Domestic. our Dubli
resp ndencc. Foreign and Home Mis-
BrOWHsOH's Rcrisir On Catholic Education.
Irish iu Canada. The situation. Speculate
Corruption ~. Patriotism. Minister l. /
Progress of tho Church In tie united St
l-Gi. Change IN the Cabinet. Puetry-A T.
Visitor. As the world Goes. The Cont
Monthly. Scene ~ Bellevue Hospital. FRI
Tmmauy REGIMENT. Catholic Chronology q
Year l>Gl. Testimonial H. Father Brady. A
ran Volunteer. Tic Female Prison at washil
N,niioatiun ui General Shields. Doings in
prcss. Duings In Congress tcoltinuelJ. Pr
Ings NJ the state Legislature, DR.. Nichols. [
lc Orphan Asy Inn. A Suspicious Character,
tuary. Preparing fra Future Emerrcury
ciu Settles. Ncw York Markets. Tho
II me Nows-L nss of V, s-els Laden with q,
Tie Mississippi. Expedition Recpnnn,
near Columbus From roi1 X val, &c, b..
lF Irosrlh-Blttle in Kentucky, Bus,nes
4, De had It ,l' news stands. Price q ,cnts
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ton Hal, Aston Pace, this tWeluesdavl eyenin,
~ pm. subject e. be selected hv tie anI,''
wlo may int"ros tie the speaker after tho Ie.t,,r
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THE NEW YORK SUN.


1vvnxyspAY MORNING, JAN. q, 1867.
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TIVE VICTORY IN KENruch

VIEWS IRON NORTE CtRoLiFA
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strength from ANITA x Onism "a Lect
~ Key j, ;. kAlLOtll iu Cannon Il Btpti-,
l1ls eLenlna % -.-.u-A. I--koLs 2. -. mn ~ 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
PROM DETROIT
DETROIT, March 9

DETROIT, March g.
The Democratic State Convention met in
this city yesterday, and organized by
electing b. q. Riley, Of St. Joseph county,
permanent President. The attendance was
very large, fully i've thousand delegates
beinR present, and the proceeding were hsr-
nonioas throughout. It was deemed i'm
prudent to nominate candidates for State
effiees at this time.
Resolutions we're PASSED expressive Of
the position Of the Democracy Of Michigan
in me prssent crisis, promising 70 osuPPOEt
the Government In all Constitutional means
10 suppress the rebellion, and opposing the
! Termination Of the war untils resistance
to the Government under the Constitution
everywhere cease.
! Abolitionism is strongly denounced 81
equally guilty with Southern secstsionism
and the speedy extinguishment Of both Il
1 hoped for. Approving the modification o.
FremonFs proolication and CsmoFOns re
port, and approving the present Secretary
Of Wsr ss indicatlons Of the President :
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aea. .. 9. JsAa.os LII orILieI.ed.


Gen. a. g. Jshnsou Sharply Criticised.
The New Orleans papers are sharply
criFioising Gen. A. s. Johnson. The Delta
says;
Staen. A. s. johnson may be profound
strategist, but profound as his strategy
nay have been, comprehensive as It may
Save been, it does not seem to have embrac-
cd the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers
within its scope"
The Crescent says:
tiJusf 90, Gen. johnson no doubt fortified
Bowling Green scienti6caIly. No doubt be
evacuated that town scieDtifoally. Very
likely he displayed mastery science in his
retreat. Quite possibly everything was
done in strict accordance with the rules
laid down ct West Point. But, while he
/ vas terrifying 3 post only to evacuste it
/ when the enemy made certain movements,
il doss seem TO us that he might have dis
/ played q little common sense, and obstruct-
ed the channels Of the Tennessee and Cum
beFland rivers, al Of which could have
been thoroughly done by one-ffth Of the
labor worse than wasted ct Bowling
Green.
awe care not what Gen. Johnson's stTa
tepv may have been. He left the main az
tsTv TO the heart of the Confederscy opeI
"a the enemy; and the other although des
perstsiy defended, comparatively helpless
FORT Henry could not Withstand the rise i
=. q river, and Fort Donaldson fell into tn
z hands Of the enemy after protFseted con
| dict. What be should have protected 4
left unprotected, and what he die sttemE
/ TO defend be had to abandon. His sins
, omission are 50 great and glaring that 81
lies Of brilliant victories Weuld not reir
slase him in the confidence Of his country
B men-at least, not until the time arriv'
, | when maps are not consulted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
SENATE.

Mr.. Harris presented a petition in favor Of
coaterriDg the rank of Major General on Gen.
John E. Wool. He also presented q petition
IN favor of the emancipation of slaves.
Messrs. Harlan and Oollamer also present.
ed petitions in favor of emaneipating slaves.
Mr.. Fessenden, from the Committee of FL
nance, reported back the PostOffice Appropri-
alton Bill, without amendment.
Mr.. Collamer, from the Postofice Commit
tee, reported back the posts. money order
bill. 1l-I7'
Mr. bale, from the Naval Committee, re-
ported q joint resolution rendering the thanks
OF Congress to Com. GO,dsbOro, his officers
and seamen, for their gallant conduct at
Roanake Island, Adopted. o..
On motion Of Mr.. Sherman, the bill in re-
latiou to the pay of members of Congress
was taken up.
An amendment was adopted making the
mileage Of members 20 cents per mile.
The bill as reported allowed 10 cents a
mile. After some discussion at one o'clock
tie Senate went into executive session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07

hALIFAAI Mafcn ..
In reply to q question on Italian af-
fairs, Lord Palmerston said he believed
that there was strong desire that Rome
should be the capital of Italy, and that the
POpe's temporal power should cease.
In Canada, the regiments are to be raised
to fun strength Of ,027 men.
Messrs Glass, Elliott & Co., in letter
- nss-rla W=Field, say they unl4l1 .,Ai hh
willing to manufacture and lsy the Atlsn-
tic Telegraph Cable, and assume the en-
tire risk, as they believe it is too great for
one firm, but are 30 confident Of satisfac
tory results that they are willing to con
tract for the work, and stake large sun
on its successful laying and working
They state that they will make q dehnit
| offer in few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07

@NAW AplAA1 AAHASA "
The Northern Light from Aspinan 25th
arrived this morning with nearly mill
lion in treasure.
The Herald prints the following:
CHARLEsToWE, Va, 5.-Last night 8
squadron Of the 1st Michigan Cavalry sd-
vsnced as far as Perryyille on the Win
chester turnpike and smbushed and sur
prised q party Of rebel cavalry, diss-
bling tbreeOf them and IrOutirg the lot. The
party returned with nine rebel cavalry
horses fully equipped, as trophies, among
them the ee lshrsted black stallion rode bY
Col. Ashley, without the loss Of 9 man.
The amount Of provisions snd forage
captured BY cur right wing since the sd-
vance into Virginia, is estimsted to be
worth tVenty Thousand dollars; this in-
oludes four thousand pounds Of bacon stOr-
ed for the use Of The rebel army.
LeetoWn and LOVettsVille are now among
the places hold for the Union up to this
time.
The success Of the movements on the
Upper Potomao has been complete. .F
Gen. Shields passed thrnneh chA-las-
teWn on his way west last night
Advices from the Lower Potomao state
that the rebels are undoubtedly concen-
-t-s-tisr, .. Is.rgv f0rve IN that direction op-
posite to the position Of Gen. Hooker's di-
vision.
There is reason to believe that the rebel
army of the Potomac has been greatly aug
mented since the recent Union victories in
the West They have here their strongest
defensive works and the flower Of their
army, Their defeat here viii close up the
rebellion, and leave nothing to be done by
the Union forces except to move forward
and oceapy the seeded States and afford
protection to the Union men there until
they can organize new State governments
under the auspices Of loyalty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07

FROM BOSTON.


BosToE, March 6.
The gunboat Saxon from Ship Island
Feb. 22d, arrived here this morning.
The health of the regiments at Ship Is
land are good. Weather very hot, thermon-
etor standing 95o in the shade. The sup
uly Of oystere for New Orleans, had been
cut offby the capture of dozen oyster boats
with 36 prisoners.
The sloop of war Hartford had arrived.
Washington's birthday was celebrated
by the troops. Gen. Phelps issued an order
Of the day, Of highly patriotic character.
Forty-nine rebel officers, from Fort Don
elson resched this city this morning in
ohsPee Of detachment Of the Chin 10th.
They are principally from Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama and Missippi, and eem'
prise ell the eolonels, lieutenant ooloneli
and majors captured. They were sent t.
Fort Warren.
The extensive rubber mandatory g
Beverly. Mass, was nearly destroyed b!
fire last night Loss, Sl00, 0,000i insur
snce. $40, GOO The Company has manu-
featured largely for the Goysrnment, AM
had q contract on hand for 7O, 900 rubbe
blsnkels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
FROM PANAMA.

-..-... NBW YORK, March s.
The following additional news is By the
Northern Light;
Panama papers, of the 25th, contain the
following:
WsshinglOn's Birthday was duly cele-
brated ct Panama.
The steamer Wyoming arrived on the
18th ult
business in the city reviving, and the
harvest abundsnt
Peace has beenre established in Bolivia
Revolutionary attempts have been made to
sgltate Peru. tits stated that the Bishops
and othea clergy are endeayoring to Gre
ate public opinion in favor of annexation
70 Spain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
M. Rrs.suou BurtsrF--AuOTher Successful
A'''O . Trial Trip.


The irop-clsd steamer Monitor went on an
other trial trip yesterday to test the steering
0naIities. &c. A naval commission, com
1osed Of Commodore Gregory, Chief@Engi-
pssg gsrvin and Naval Constructor Hart, wss
annointed to accompany her. She left the
Nav Yard ct l0R in the morning, and pro-
ceeded down the Bay about five miles pc
vond Fert Lafayette, returning to her anchor
oRe of the Navy Yard at ?. N.
The commission report that her steering
ouslitiee are all that could be desired, One
man steers her with perfect facility. She
makes 3 complete revolution, in either diree-
ton within three times her own length, aDo
within Eve minutes Of time.
The Guns we're fred to test the question
vybicb had been mooted, Of whether the COZ
cnssion within the turret would not be &c
grsat as to injure seriously the ears OF th'
men. I'D v;,b N,
matches in the roof open. Thea cnarge
canister, Weighing 1875 pounds with !, i
pounds Of powder, with the hatcnes stll
opeu, and finally the same charge with IN
hssehes closed, as they will be under the nr
Of the enemy.
Il was found that in every case the concut
sion in every part Of the interior OF the tui
3 ret was considerably less than when staDdin
f such near a gun fred in the open air.
r The sailors stationed at the guns, and VII
b. expect to handle them shortly against tn
= enemy, all expressed themselves as much d
n lighted st the success of the trial.
e The speed Of the vessel by the ship log vi
n 6l knots, the engines making sixty-hve rev
g. lutisns.
: expected that after the gresse gets o
> of the boilers, so that they will not foam,
4 Considerable increase in the speed will be {
sr Tbs engineer Of the vessel, Mr.. lsa
Newton, reports that the engines work beS
" tifulIy.
The compass in the iron pilot house
Of not work altogether satisfactorily, ont
in difficulty is apprshended with regard %
ing able to adjust it'll. 7. atH'es- 80