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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
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NOTICY.

NOTICE.
oIPIcE OF RICHMOND AND YORK IITTR RI 20,
EIcKxoSo, IA Oh . 10.
TFE lcerss Gu 1, Iaausry IA t's e,ni ton ~
tN company sill De pail 20 the h-- IN co. rpoa r.
cal Ink 01see and altar Wellesley, hs - dsy -
nh -, RlCgArD NORTON TT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
OWE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAUTI

NNR HUNDREO AND TWENTY BEAUTT-
~ fnl Builoing Lots contiguous 10 the city
of hIchmoud, Rt Auction. I'VE uiJ SCI upon the re-
s.E TassdaJ sh day Of April commenting 49, o'cl
N beRnt BIidlag LOTS Ling east OF and itgu9ps 70
cy schmon roai from ilta strest 10 tie re:ks
.Nle Turnpike AID from portion Of which there IA view
Of the y his ale opp runty Ter profitable
sci to pssers esh log Its fer building pGr
poses
Peo-s desiring pu'ehve respectfully asked 10 view tbs
merry before he day SAL p OF vheh may be
ne nj austGnetrs. II desirei tie property will be 50
T. FqUErr,
sh'e note IN inter ADD d. and secu ed by ed
MI % JAS. n. TAYLOR SON, ku-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
A CARD
BATTALIOS CAVALRY.

y n
The Of FEBRUARY rec tved al hor nom the seere
u Of gfs O.t lien regimen OF Cavalry.
ed rule 70 do INT h fse and now
aon Of iavar,, ftcn done vi hut absent
n eft tfon ny present command
des IN te ri u ili' patriotic esor and
thoss sh ng al horiy and rasN psnls vii i'd
L or shst Ia IL better rspSit h Psrion Al
expect haze e'Dpan's sf Infantry AMI Of artillery
10 n. mand
- Com5sn e. rea t,bi tered Into Vice vii inform
me ~ te ezra rse AID viii prompt muster the
E-Ca the a. s Hab oushE s0ata de OF Ma
sree hr does A-0vs 'u or Al ny eomPA quarter New
@r9i-a' Cap. coaa c.-a,ry CoapIpy, ? ca
TUSr To HAND-Pure lead in On.rsOOO lbs in
81 Isg. iuss scsiVsd and flr sale BY SOyEtCO mill
rNDGN PeR rER.-9 eIs.S LsniOa Porter, In Pni,,
II :Or 1Isby D0NkAoo nfgl
HOPS and Barley Malt for sale We have snail
IL ofP Ike rs Ia bI for sale 30 Rarey hAli suit
'T HA s. e. p srELSSs co.
NJ G. WHISKY.-iO OSb Of superior North csLolna
~. WHISKY, fOs sale By oRAaL
nhS No. sExehAnse Block.
EXoHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
rTJHs hrAst make. prcs pad fer Gold and silver. stock
III bcaEht aud sold On Comniaaon- - - . -
TRON PIPES fsstsS inch Iron lips, for sAsby
i @siS-iU HUNr4 JAhss, GARY stIsst.
ATTENTION. LIGHT A6IILLERY.
AM Al ho.iu d ~ the Governor 'slve tUBSr l,
TUTG2 IA conpNnI Of Light ARTILLERY, and 10 mus VN
tsr th1m Ia a. th y cOue. ItS
ore ,hrs'ore dsre TO iu' Setu'es nAG
Who uh 70 bsesne Inhs Ut = o1d III 81 Gee ~ hsAa
qoArssr Joh=sJa Gu goa 0Hes. der As Nhis Bald ng
uhlS-u Gait light 'itisrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
AUCTION SALES.
RUTURX DAYa.
RY GoDDrN Z APpERsos, AUors.)
TTsnYYAAS :, Il FAY Y. y o.IhLED CEDAR

Il Hill, - three and half miles q of icI,.
mond. containing three hundrc cd aud nty-
five acres, tog ther " iih p onat, nect there.
ON, sale Auction.-At the Of Ih,r,s "
No lis fsl ;Ihan sell at pie auction the rreui
Tzedsy, ME sh kp, Ikea At II otlock the vsluSb.
farm IS aNrVe tarng S25 acre, 5is the lands
Of Or VIII Ctr,n. Dr. Jotn y. Friend AMI Colonel
hvi rtom' ab e. com h1u e hssco hrs. other
uui About leo In land, ell st In cove. Alb
100 In pine ard oas woe tf or gtna with Which wi
yed said ~ cords per Ths em,inny l9o
-miny wAel about 100 bush siIte
ed 1hs location 10 very htathy
the neigh orhood pneIe .p,ior able.
med a,ely land, all the persoisl enecs
on the Isme Ill he sod eohiog food shlcls su
va ,ots. cat mules hor es asd A:mils Implements.
Fossesl. gwen AZ en- e " rrquir'd
Trans 70 the oneihrd cash basn at one al
two years, for ron btA inItrest secured BY desd-
sons effects all under tOO h, hat ut
four months credit for end ned ne7ot be
NH 26 q nnIN a ApPP 3S0N, AuetL
TNxGoUr0R's sALE VALUABLE a. ESTATE o
IA RIAeKLlh STREET, AND IN CRAIG5 PLAY, EfA
VALLEY Il ETA TIE Of the Executor OF tie lat
dehud o. Woiham decea'ed h al sell at public ton
th- premises 10 the ord Aiyerej Friday tie 4h April
ea'e, Via lat %; with sptn tr CT TN mat the III
side Of Franklin itrst opposite Ar d. Anteos
ontug 20 ming bsek SIS fee. ~ beau vi
lot the norh aide CT sid between foh ard 2
onng ~ et IunLrg bac 100 e,t ae log the Ia rbsr yard
Of Jam GGn fsq Sd lot 10 afs Plan nrico
tain pg abort four wi treE IN
the irg firm Val Pa reld vol
50 ps OF tie vi gnia Cent al Railroad
TKRMs-0 ehid sh bAaLes at sT and twelve morts 70
neGoabe ros,s iaiertsi added secured BIZ deed
ml2J 'lnpiIN pr-s0N. Auctl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

Tux YANKESs AT ST. AUGUsrNE-Ths town Of ST.
A1glsiro F. iS in the hands Of BE enemy. The eff
Of he de- approached The psce in AbArEe with
tas AID STRIPES aai als Of truce both flying The
psoe being visboas dSfeuoSs the K-ysr raised white
q 3 toe fsst, and shs Ysrkses Weas body up. o.
GSvnS a. ths ,hsy EXPORTED the abissns to be
als, AID r,nsa 81 hono-,hsy ~Oald Ocly be required
10 Ss Loyal 10 Li0ocla I'D tie Uloa. Tasy demanded
the keys Of he fort, which we're given up to them.
Shoz' ias Afterwards the troop also up in bTg,s
took possession Of S. FrAncis's B4rrseLI The en-
slqlired uha, had beeoms Of the Cotiedeas gar
rIo uhsn some o. toe eE'ns we're tresoherOus enough
70 inform hi "a Of their teirg at N-u smJrna.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

THI LIsIsLATUsE -In the Senate, yesterday the bill
sHsmpinE persons from military duty whose religious
SOuViOons osSii their fighting passed. II provides
th persons exempted shall pay the Safe the Of
$780, and 2Psr cent upon the assessed value Of Their
pop r TaOsS unable TO pay are required to serve in
the army as ans::r5 or in suOh other caplcy As does
no, require mo use Of arms.
fas vote rvcOnsidered BY which the bill aa:borz
lag he g Llsson OF alcohol rom gran vas defeated
Gsd The III - -sisrre'l to = special committee
10 Fou If Delegates, Tire S,-ets bill to carry
into en- ths Jatrse vi the lssscs Of t5s Salt Works
vas rri, tor the wsn: Of constitutional us .rty-
the vote being yeas 50. maya IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

LArIsT FRoN NESBASS.-Ths Eii,0r Of the Christian
Ssg (SctJk Va hiss eonrerssd With several gentle.
nsa OF undoub.e3 VesSsy, Who have recently eseSred
fsjn she enemy Al NsSbsFa. Ga Saturday last, Gen
ed Bu'cs.4s VA iAadirg largo numb'r Of sruy
wagons sad artillery rhis seems to point to forward
movement RsiD.oseensn:S are aso !sldiEg. General
Blrasids occupies his hesequrerI ths house Of NJ
+ Hlrrisor, kHoHn A. the John SAaly Hlu.e,"
tAA Il &c tia, Gen. Washington stopped At when be
VISITED NsVbern. TIE hsr,han;s Bark, both Methodist
Csa-shss and TIE Academy are used =. hospitals. The
Yl-keas hare service for the soldiers Ia she Episcopal
Pre'5ys;ila aad Baptist churches and service in the
Christian church fer the negroes.
rasrs arr s5ou; t-en,y.s7s kurd-ed negroes In
Ns~oern, and tie nuubsr regularly Increasing. Al
Isas p1iass 70 ea.ds in the vicinity Of NsNbsrn soon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29
RIAL RstATE FOR SALE

o.n LRs GOOD GLuE for sale ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

INCUR 30 extra Family rour 90 oensgnnenhAnc
II sale By ". II. PLkAaAHTs, 18Th strsss isis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-29

On BBLS. ALCOHOL
~ % bills Mach. OIL
10 do Lns. do
% do Rosin do
20 do spts Turpentins
10 do White Grease
70 ks Cup. CAIb. Soda
Is bblI CopperAs
100 dos Medicinal Brandy
100 bIs BY 10 and 10 BY IL GlAa
5000 lbs spanish Whiting
100 bKI chewing Tobacco
100 LJ nohburg smoking Tobacco
rs bAskeis owe oil
lbbl Corn OH Ia new article for Il
For sale BY
deli WI
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

One hlldTel mIe3 " the HomVNI5 aud VUlT'
Ilcston Railroad arc held BY Ae uaon troops
I Atp5cal dispatch to the c.i;igo JoaraaI
dated AptA1i says! aItspt tdltefby M
sons latest from PittsbpJg tDa,ilo FbeI 'otts in
lilo oh,ga1 oyer 5s1VOi vah Doro did hot
tcach Cothth dntiIthe fsIt Yas 0ysFq
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

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! postage aoo'no' cover Nls subsidy ll That anosG1
J. A'aitempyDnS boon maio.ini5t Louis IorGut
t''e.t ,ae New United States Treasury Warrants
b 'rhcinlNdois pHs said W have bOeh lta6at Bur
none Of thcm got into circulation. 'r1 a'te
glio Naihhrton GAy CORRESPONDENT Of cid.
! Missouri lapnblican 4ritiBg dul.r do,e of5.ibpit
!, l,h saws M .ylerence Ia tt6 condition ol oaIa.
! a-rasinh VI YoftoSn; The tclersnb Inform
, you ofthe operations On ho penlnsni a. far np
$ FSGoytramGi doehs aaa@ to0Iow llnm ,
, r.ach public Yls grai. battle has been de-
I'Fo'l for several lags BY tha stormy woitharl Lu
low'has the sanisonce more shining hlghayf
/ ismayJ FOught mydhy Tho position .of tho
!. Coaoia1t'a isaatFong one and tho eutes. may
possibly compete with I'ltsbaE in Aard fighting
I ani ahrghtlr 'li9r line Of defense stretch
acroas ihe Pehnsalar from yorktown to iames
!, 'lfdr "A dstan'o Jfsoyen miles and report says
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

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r,broatle. ,,,sny mo- l,s t,an- VAifh Las.,
rfVyi.a...s rbaei,h ,r.h, IN IS,s,rs,irc no
ngwtirgsg ,o.i..t, d. ,,sr,Bit e.mrJ g5l ,i. i,is
r.tir.l rlHv besse3his MAI aa5lgt NJ, mto,
u,y.bnrWmrb ytsr /, h.lag tss.. a.. t.ar.h tb-
l,rc, was p1Il8t, aHsnlt pa-s.,.p. J4ri.soa.
to-~,s and tf..p altar lbo wuIdayJ ogI,s,ara
Waban5' ji.,i61 rwsit,j fb@ a0-.. ar f.s norS
msatU1.n us .p5my. Tl5 lra..if B4vg3 ,bst
Il, csoa, ou',y sgecs.A,5 AS soon os tGs
rsbM Gau,ra .Jaes.o1 heard th.t Ibe di,ii.,u had
moyol togarls ,satery,lIp bs ieIn,li,r.l, tIol
nm his march Z, Winch ,4te, lIp tl, moan finn,
ba hal rsea,y,d rsia,,,c,p,4a.3 ogl lonevls
I1Dp,trstJaul Smith, of lle ryb,l nrmy Lad
tasir 5odlRad5 uuitel to thas u lle b jas.,l
stone wall Jackson 50 prompt aai uneypoo.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

The hoyJimac ronaiusd 10 The same position al
dag yesterday uatil evening when together with
tho rest Of thcIebel l1ct sholeluned to Norlok
She is generally supposed to have been AGROUND
None Of the tlbol flee. Agye ahowu them. !yea
today
Several Captains in port testify in relation to
the three vessels captured by tic rebel steamer
Jamestown, that they were ordered to moyo either
outside Of Font Monroe OF outside Of Hamilton
Bar, rs the position Of tho vessels IN question was
inside the bar. The blanc, II aay, on aecouat Q.
their capture, should rost on the Halbor Master
rather than on the captured vessels. Y.s..
Ar Qmgg, a correspondents Of The Nov Yogli
World was arrested this morning ou a ehplgo ol
having prepared mattorior publication ol c0atia.
band character
A NoIrolk paper haa been received, here con.
tanning dispatch 1om Boaur;,d ii iola,on 70
the second days light at Pi,fburg Landing lfo
claims complete victory lie says after eattl,
ring thgtysir of0ar guns anil 1850 prisoners his
forces fell backppon bis works d. Coilth which
they arc fully abla to hsl, o
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

lN'A "a A AFEN A ENaN
-3i 'lslf o. sJ4A+S 4 IA ~ h49 vi
= s..sis @ :.sl ts,ss5sT-slsssSss .
4 ,igbt ii oa,, line onr mn,f o1y5no5g yoat,oG,
e,94 ,5 Tfa61s nIid n o'a ,rgl, 'f97i.,io5,
oai an # ifG' lnbSls moio = @,i5y5s on' 'l,SS5tt
sI,rl botfnosf lon c%iorE N on g4%,1nr
wtb tbo l,isat;on aftprDiag oNrrnbl 0i,f Ttn
G6io Iggii maf ti8M gsl,nGv Ssi,hsr"" ,L,m
6s. egima iTeya, 5'f,ts fbs 5ra,b oI wia,or 'I,"
Iby tbsir Jo19ly 8i5 ofr.a,s Fiyo eaycraI Hma'
did threnemyemerge gefrom the woods and from
behndther stone paipet with vastly sapopJr
numbers and tyvamS t1 accomplish their object
Our left wing, consisting Of the lhirtoanth ludiG
nl seventh Ohio and a battery oftho Fourth reg
u'ar artillery, anda Unpt. Souks had ioIut made
upon y, while The real attack .. the enemy was
0'lg ouSessl ,'9 Hg4lnsy osr Hs,' W1S' lho elnt
~ lH3Ey Ta5 u lesVy ' iso oI aIIleIy posted on
2l.A s4's q ly !hg Eilaoe ana yno IaroPke "illcn
however u'uil''t a0af'Se' VW battery iePAea
34is'0{ yy9-' y .A5 en3Ely, 'A'l51 Ilo a nI1 wa
ge''ua''s'14@' iv' q loaE Vuae oa Q0.l Sizes,
gu' u''g' , eo'' .s'ea u 'h9 iEaiIevu. iIuSn
yl5 L.l'4 , =, a1I ,39Iy seFfn'i VIHo, ah' the NJ
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Al, al ''4' anu lGl'o es''J U.''lP3.'', s'' VI
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

Lines Wsittea ON tha BnFlal Of L..eat.runt
MoGrRW.

ii : - i,,,r.ls,s.
Lines "sit'ea On ths RnElaI Of L.eatenunt
IcGraW.
They laid him 10 sleep ina narrow bed,
The silent, clay cold tomb,
No kindred follow d tho soldiers biqr
% Farfar from Acais, and home
uosleyga and Summers bright ail dov.a
Will blossom Ger lis gave
The ba!my btca,l of sriaf MI! mago
The green grass Ger hin wave DECD
No kndrcd followed, 5u. comrades tru,.
iiayo borne, him to bil rest,
And Ids slOoi was there bis much IoydfN.l
Ia sable trapplgs dressd.
They laid him down with solemn stsp
And the earth placed en- bis breast.
The air 51rs hQ vuuioct The eaus agr l.
Der d glcootou hero u.t
lie sleeps and oh.may bis waking be
From the gray 3 stIl dismal elOlm
Iothe woiId ofgoronS, Joyous ian
realalns heavenly 4oaa
81 WILLIAMS
ss-nrg. Hul,5
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

l The Navy Department hasonlereltlie cosling
Of flty lG.inch Dahlgren guaa@ P4ebarg. lho
draughts ofmoalds, &ep hayo been prepared by
Copt, Dablgron, andit i underloolthqt the guns
wilBa much sltbrtEf Ind thicker thdn thol6ncl
sllodmaugui8 Most tLau RiihHnnnoolhboIed
andare designed FOX use ca beail tl.9 nav vessel
Of The Monitor slylc, and oihers 0hole co1sllgc
ton has been already directed btStcrctary Wells
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

44
The movement commenced from Fort Union
on Saturday the 22d, March. and the command
cucamp,d at Bernal Sprinrs, 4s miles from Union
On TUESDAY the % inst. On "Wednesday the 9Gth
Inst. command of 200 cavalry and ls6 Infantry
was advanced towards Santa Fa under the com.
mand Of Major Chiyue.on Col. Vols, with a view
or delontnr orce of the enemy re-
po.tod to bo stationed there: tho enemy in force
was engaged near John5ohs Ranth, abort 10
miles on lhis side Of Santa rs. The result was
victorious to our forces The enemy was dictated
with some % or IS tilltdl more wounded, snd
about 10 prisoners, who lcl into our hands. Our
loss was small; three were Killed in battle, two
since di7d. and soma Others are wounded !
Among tbe wounded ia Can't Cook Colorado
Vounlsevs badly, % q = = -. -.
/ rregsot.to roD5a tbat liant, Marshall Coloro.
la, To'lnIors accid5otalN knlo1 himself while
breaking n lo,da1 p,u.L9t whchba bolJ lin his
.h1nd by ,be mozzle 80
,uaqj,s odeamn,i.lnd .tbis AIaior Chivip,t,p,,
conmapi TOOK p5.i,lon on ,Ao Pscos W at tos3oIos. s
| IVA Ranch, q mile, from santa Fe.
Aboat noon on the gith Loft Camp papl nj
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

--"--T Nv IFN7T - 7"0 T1-E T|7
w Assi4il eaNi1EiRie Eg}sy
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-05-10

rglt b or lipo. Or mos. advanced Iesiaolt
vas .lq Eighth Ohio, Of Genera TylcSs bfigade,
and on it tio rebels male lirioi3 onslaught
about half past ten O'clock A, u. on rhuslay,
with tAo ia5atiol ortarniag Our fright 0llk. The
Ohio light mel tlilp gaianty w.hadng them
b6g autumn leaves before the breath OF winter,
hv ihair 1ol1lv Era nfrH.s Ei., gnv,r,I ,i,,a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21

4 furious gale has caused great damage to
the shipping at Vera Cruz and Sacrlhcos \
French man-of-war (the Chaptal) was driven
ashore, and will undoubtedly lie lost. A large
number of other vessels had been lost.
A man has been arrested IN Baltimore chars-
ed with stealing freight from the B. 4 y. Raj
road depot.
Byorder ofthe President, Surgeon Geo, Burr,
I. s. v, han been dismissed from the service
for drunkenness.
The heads of the several Departments ando'
Bureaus are at present busily engaged III pre-
pairing their reports for the coming session o.
Congress.
A correspondent Of the Boston Traveller
says that Steuart's cavalry pickets look we'll
and appear to be warmly clad.
A combined land and naval engagement TOOK
place at Bayou Teche, Louisiana, On the Sd H.
slant, resulting in a reported repulse OF tue
Contederates. The fight lasted two hours, ano
was warmly contested.
Gen. Mcclellan, accompanied by his wife and
child, and several members OF his staff arrived
in New York on Wednesday evening, and TOOK
quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. he has
refused public reception.
The Delaware Republican states that large
quantity of clothing, valued at sl,l46 anu
sent from Baltimore to the Confederate prs
oners at Fort Delaware, has been seized by or
ders from Washington, and deposited IN the
custom house at Wilmington. The seizure
was made because it was feared the clothing
might eventually be sent South.
About four thousand muskets, Of Belgian
marked for Quebec, have oeeh
siezed by the revenue officers at Burlington
Vermont within the last few days They
were doubtless intended for the ConfederateS
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On Wednesday, accommodating force was
sent out from Harpers Ferry, which encoun-
tered a body of Confederates at Halltown and
compelled them to fall back through Charles
town with loss The Federal loss was small,
the report saying only one or two were KILLED.
The Confclerates made demonstration the
same day near Falling Waters, attacking the
Federal pickets on the Virginia side. The Con.
federates were driven back and the Federal
troops retired near the town.
Alta recent skirmish in Highland county,
Virginia, Confederate camp was surprised
and about one hundred Of the troops taken pris-
oners. The Federal force was under command
Of Gen. Milroy.
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The CASE OF WINDER.-Noyember y,
lS62.-Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiry az
to the facts of the case Of William H. Winder,
prisoner of State in Fort Warren: We reply
that on invest1 CATION it appeared that Vinder
was arrested by order Of the late Secretary Of
War; that large rumber Of letters and papers
were seized tending to show disloyalty to the
Government and a purpose to aid the Rebel
lion. But after careful Investigation OF all the
papers, and after personal examination Of
Mr. Winder, we determined to release him on
his giving his parole not to take up arms
against the United States or give aid to the
enemy: which he refused: and as we are advised
there has been no day since when he might not
have freely left the Fort upon that Simple
parole. Very respectfully yours,
JOIN A. DIX. Major General
EDWARD PEIRpoINp.
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THE ADVANCE.

advance. Relative to the movements OF the
Confederates. the latest inteligenc received IN
Washington, believed to he reliable, Is TO the
effect that their main army has succeeded IN
reaching point between the Federal army and
Richmond. Gems. Jackson and Stuart are
said to between Culpeper and Warrenton :
Yesterday, the Confederate pickcts were scat
tered along the Rappahannock above Freder-
icksburg, but no firing took place. In recent
reconnaissance towards Warrenton their cavalry
received check from Gen. Pleasonton' troops.
A despatch from Aqua Greek in the Wash
ington Star says:-The construction corps lsre-
ally doing it's best to have it otherwise, but the
preliminary preparations Of materials for the
repair OF the railroad, which should have been
made, appear to have been sadly neglected.
The Confederates being almost entirely undls-
turbed in this quarter after the evacuation Of
Fredericksburg, improved their opportunity to
carry off all the telegraph WIRE iron rails, rail-
road chairs, &C., that they could get away,
as we'll as to burn all the bridges as thoroughly
as possible The consequence is, that much
larger supply of such railroad materials as
have been found requisite in repairing railroads
in Virginia disabled by the Contederates are
found necessary here. 1t is probable that the
lack Of them may delay the army's advance a
week-possiby a fortnight.
The Star says "a week before Gen. Nc
Clellan left the Maryland bank Of the Potomac
he urged on the Army Headquarters by tele-
graph, and by special messenger sent hlther,
the vital Importance Of having everything
in readiness to place this railroad between
Aqua Greek and Fredericksburg in complete
running order at the earliest possible moment;
specifying, in some instances, the articles he
thought should be gathered and prepared for
instant use to that end. His advice was not
followed; it may be, because itcould not then be
seen that the repairs of that road had aught to
do with the plan Of the campaign -
Accounts from Falmouth state that during
Wednesday afternoon the Confederate pickets
were scattered along the banks Of the Kappa
hammock, and conversed freely with the Fede-
rails, but no firing took place. Only one small
camp of the Confederates was visible on Thurs
day night.
The heavy rain OF th5 present week, aud es
pecially of yesterday, must have had materi
al effect in retardng the progress of the Fede
raj army Persons who left Fredericksburg on
Tuesday report that the town was then in pos
session of strong Federal force. There seems
probability that the railroad bridge was not
destroyed. Up to Friday last it was still stand
ing, and the opposite banks Of the river held
by the pickets Of the opposing armies. After
Capt. Dahgreen made his raid into Fredericks-