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IoHAccO- The IFnehhrrg ReTut
Ascan SAYS there was 81 considerable
stir, Il that city, last veeE. il the d.
haeco trade and prices father higher
than hey have YET been since tie rise
I'VE suppose That sIe favorable pev.
itoEn our army d. Infused : better feel
ing among The dealers. Our adyiess
rom she surrounding country makes Il
: eaFiasAty lAat there il MT cna tenth
81 z ths ground thI gear. ana
II ae smnli sn.t
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Tobacco
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re- srsbarg Bar says
Tas New York Times ~ I'll
" hanl EhieL Gu Ssuart made Y
easletts Ssaii0n, u 10 Orange and
AiezandFia railroad, ths otAsr day. II
/ 9pea papers was Horh tn millions u
a's 2 t9e sauth Perhaps hs
lines does not OvsreasimaGa he
Y iue # az prize on ggvarassnt.
the creepy nay rest Assured. VII turn
the treasure 70 very best acccnnt.
It9N papers viii b subjected q ! r.
d examination, and heir important
made thoroughly avsilabls
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U CoRREcEsoS In our remarks
10 rafarenee 70 The candidates fiji lie
Jgdgsship We q Ne aere someRhn
p error II re5rcace b out peouniary
transactions With alr Foote- Tie en-.
60 While We happausi Il b confined il
bed aad paid fer announcing bis name.
and b. ticket. We eheerfaliy pase
the correction IS ne do nes Rish q ID
Mt. 4 the slightest injustice.
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THE DEED Is DOME n.

III & M ms a- U.s. H&L MtEH AAE-
Ihe iOnginss and promPsngs il Il
corrupt heart Tie enemy has Il i.
/, oefa satiated for the present, Ne At M
Writing have reason u bs4eyq tbourl
" are stiA without positive kbovle5go
z collision ofout iSys prate IL VIII
small potion 81 onr peopl.. u 4,
Na'oovz hanaipg af ded HIs Esss,
gupeoat y oPpptteeiu Il opel On H.
e'ty yestsraag Iout ! o'clocE
They ssalipped ~ L. a ds,eSs.
nnddf lhs bin, and NaaBg ] rs nm
about u liopFa Tbs ) III ! MI
0siash holes all Svet lib aity. u Ssiss
walls and Fcofs u buih altsst ths;s
'aaas'rF Y attempting lives 81 III.
R'n ana children, Az aosses
q their bloody inteasiopA
ssoas lNOceeqngsOf onr ig
ter enemy, i~Htererlsa HI o..r VA.
aouF g publishing His Ambas 4
Daily Courier Int L Va he ssl.&Iss|
e usuaisto piorroa INIT we arc d,;y.a
from cut post.
Should fhis sboA.
s00'nander Of the Essex. be is ipformoa
'llat this shelling Of NAohez mpy1sysd
0ae c@'4 and that the further c,s,.I.
W. intended BY his malice, were with.
!. BY an everything Providence
WIZ 0no q two hoses were burnt :,
'ns 1aaeiag ana bFiotlAyer, garuop.
and Plaaa4 III ii Iitae be,fs, s (
pend thaa ~yssteraiy. We wish NM .
Aappytsm y YicksbDrg, vhe,o ~ |
seeRls nave iAe hcans Of desenet. i 4
szgsz We had hsae.
ne Gu
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tie osder tof the IN
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Daily and
Pierce om ~ Nexahes RiaA ii Wiz,
gnia Pased VII the road On Monday
Ihey bring 10 aeus cf The iaalh Il
King Niggins and tie mortal ~Hepudine
ofit \. I. Sspkes 1t the baale Of
h~harpsbuTg There vars eight IL lie.
Noxabee Ribs killed and roupdea IL
sha battle VIZ 1--we heard 10 farther
particulars.
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OBITUARY.

4 - = 0tEA4AHE rEHtA arME
= y With upfeigned, and deep rogrsI
Ethat We hear Of Tie death 0f our noble.
and gallant young friend, ToBIAs RANs
PIE He was killed u ths battis II
Denmark, II front ofhis company Willie
striking for the Liberties ii lis country.
When our President made his 6rst
ca!l tor rolunteersto arrost ths advance
and invasion ofa wicked aud beastly.
enemy, he vas among Che first 10 come
ODDLY ont, aafofar himself / willing.
sacrifice upon the shrine II his country /
honor Leaving one ofGhe arss insti
tutions of our country where its hiqh.
est donors awaited bin, hs nobly saori.
lcea - greatest gift, that he. might 20
and DO battle for lis bleedino
country and bidding farewell, alas fop.
ever, big silver haired tathsr, and tear
Ing himself from The fond embraoe oF
SISTER, " the 6rst blast III free.
ion strunpet be quit ths home 81 hisl'
'h'ldhood endeayored To him BIZ many
0nd recollections u his boyish pleashr.
\ and flung himself amid ! revolution
lesliaed 70 show 4 record of blood ana
before which RObespiere III !
f'sffer fadsa ipto iusiguifeanee 81 Il. ]
porate with bis fellow Mississippiaps !
! sustaining TINT character q glorious.
Won On tie CORY fields Of Mexico.
In the early part Of tie MT II oon
eo'ed himself with . cavalry COMPANY
ON Noxubee County. commanded 81
e gallant offeer Captain Foote. Mil
alea y Femained Up ID he fine N
J death Ry Nj kina and gentleman. + I
experiment he had Won the love and !
.pecs q his whole company brave to ].
.aait he rushed iata shc cQaict with !
'SassasAs - aaring That clalleDae5
nltagn Aachoolisllow and eIsss.
y Z ss.s = hadan oppottuuity II Il,
- W4a2 49, H|tI
'aSAg N character veil. which W.
pufe go Immaculate i - anger "
every act was The fprineo III b.
Y and manly impulse adasa d vs.
ssls'' e rsFe aha gigantic capasiss
possessed I g~sntleness III disposi.iss
g aim friends wheresysf No.
y Bg' Y y ] yeii oyer ! \.
re- aansas II II nohs de.srip. Rl8'
afewsll friend IshsH ess IssE
9Psg q dsss v spen toebs l's
of'sAt FRET NJ hntofy II 4 "s8
J my purilg ana virtuss lays sAFo9s H.
70 around tly usns wbIsh wv
! ever 70 sA5 liies } oadst IT. saal
2 ss'olls Hsxa ssl
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2 search hh~ a
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Report Of the casualties ID the nine
teensh regiment of Mississippi volup
tears ia Tie battle Of Groveton or See
ond Aanassas. % Saturday. 30th .,
August, 1852, commanded By Captain
n. II. Harris
Company A-Captain @. II. Tbom.
y Commanding Killed. Corporal d.
Wounded Cs.s.a Nh
IT'S slightly il Tie side ii ! pie.s
q shell. g. n. Thomas. painfully Il.
the shoulder Corporal A. ID Drake. Il
the hand
Company F--lst Lieutenant Il. "
Phipps commanding Kind pr,qate
whitley BoRles. Woona.d n. q
1socb ia arm and side, severely, i. N.
brown, painfully il rig,e thieb, ". d
DoS'ss badly IN right Lard, L, Doao,
VS. severely in rigt,t side, John Lad.
vies, n side. siisqiIy
IonPang E-Gspfaie I R. nallisa
sonnAAdiag- Wounded Ino Con,
'usL'OH- pain IN "a r:s6i land.
company I-espssin Thomas Il
commanding Wounded Cor,
y; T~Bsinklss stunned ii
'ees # saeil, private Gcury Wa,soS
.'sh aOnpd u,hs arm, G. P. Stone
2 sh0t e accidentally. Total k,lsa !
.9oandad. 10.
Ceupaniss A and F. we're sepers,.a +. /.
On tie balance os the regiaeDs sbd !
aed i capturing ! battery. TIE hi. !
q TIE regiment wess constant i. !
'4es f. TIE onpusg's FIRE, uuaer co,u. 7
sha Fl Captain z. 81 Abpfpatbv
'pssia 4 Has,isbsing wounded I : !,
! as sigAl d fragment Il
ApFhaAHy Captain,
aon i9th Hiss. VOL =
81 Jua Smith II EoxUbao. Y
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0aE hsrks s.e due Csrt Esss
n EssOa. n ! 6stsrshs n Ns4,.
IN So II Jas and osaar
pacsag.
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hn Ely Ind a4sor othersre-s NIL.
lsngasea hrn blsek = ias. contaioa.r
ae ahas Hcal sarau Ferris ii a.s
5ae0a inta sesrces Il IL msas ii
aye been recently % short allowances
81 mean Cars is ia the bet location
icr ~ Editor Fe kagv oi il the State
We pity lie poor klovs elsewhere xho
have y es qut a miserable existence
o. AgSfr-a hing which can Is neith.
ate d drank. Ne woaid iavits them
n sae n bat dislike to MAKO hem mis-.
TAG remnant Of TIER days.
Enterprise Meas.
4 depends altogether upon one Be
tasie friend Miller and Il you
ri oae q the Fortunate few rAo Get /.
elongated flras black as ist,' ap1
0nts fhag sash delightful ell racts, you .
10y rsTel j your ely siHa. bas Va via !
iek q uau test friend, land
lat some term tie mammop IF n.
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The New York herald., 1862-03-17
Commerce Following the Flag.

Adams Express Company have opened an Office at
Nashville and appointed W. w. Clements agent
At present the only moio Of forwarding fIe!gb and
freight packages parcels from Louisville 10 Nashville
is by steamboat via the ohio and Cumberland rivers
Messengers running each way daily, the Louis
vile and Nashville Railway, carrying yalaahles only
all matter will be sent by rail- This win probably
within the next two weeks. No plan has yet been
ranged by the government authorities In relation 10 the
shipment Of freight to1oins within the territory acy
disloya the government. TITO company doos rot feel
at liberty at present, until dchuile rule
gard TO such shipments shall have been adopted 10 re-
ceivc anything going 70 Powng Green and bcy' nd
ccpt freight packages for suffers soldiers and ohcre
connected with the army and In consequence of the
change Of location OF tho various regiments,
II is considered desirable proper TO rage
even this class Of business. Whom offered u dis-
tinctly explained to the party offering that great
difficulty, involving delay, for which the Company
tend the transportation and delivery OF such matier,
consequence before stated of tho constant
mept OF the various regiments from pint 20 point
The company will not Be responsible FOR any cfs
sutng from the dangers OF steam and river navigation
between louisville and Eashye All freights and par.
cels for the army hns bs Prepaid at the no OF shrmsDt,
and distinctly marked not only with the name Of the
person they intended for but also the company
bcr Of tho regiment and State 70 which he belongs, and
the town to which Il ID To he ssnt. - ~
AIsngepspte are now being made for the establish
mont OF from Cairo 10 Forts Doneson and Henry
the completion Of which due notice and Information
will be given 70 the public.
Adams Exprss Company has special authority from the
War Department 10 follow the army with hss express
lines and win be prompt in awaiting cf the privilege by
establishing agencies at all important points as the army
advances.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

The accounts recently received from New Mexico con.
rm TO some extent the attack upon forces In this
department, but also state that Colonel Candy had been
reinforced by the troops under Kit Carson and Others
and that they thus combined would be able resist all
the efforts brought to bear against them brave
duct Of Captain Mcao and his gallant band has also bcen
fully confirmed. Az yet this particular department
out Of the line Of the general movements Of the Union
army and unless great change should take place In the
policy Of the no very material effect could be
brought about by rebel attack upon the position
Having the dofences, however, in possession, we
intend to keep thsm and, the larger rebel bodies will
have TO be employed on moro important positions
nothing but kind Of guerilla warfare appears ever
likely take place in this department To tho north Of
Fort Craig the pleasant station Of vaverde or the
"Grcen Valley" and TO tho west Of the Rio Grando
Is the Jornads del Mnerte--a Spanish name, which
means the "Road, March, or Passage OF Death" The
latter name s very symbolical for there is no water
those plains for ninety miles south That bong the
case tho protection Of the OF the river is MILL
tary necessity to the American forces stationed at the
forts Of New Mexico and the possession Of these forts
only will that protection. Any attempt tho
part Of the rebos to capture them will be resisted TO the
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Tie work q repairing the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
is progressing rapidly. Tho whole road viii be 10
plcio working order IN ten days Seven trains from tho
Ohio reached Marnburg today with provisions. Iar-
pcrs Ferry bridge nearly completed when Il is en-
rcy 80 trains will be run from Winchester 10 Balii
more General shields telcgraphcd today that the en-
egy Of the company pushing forward the repairs has
moro than mot his mcst ssnsune expectations large
broke machinery al Martinsburg Is being removed to-
the repair shop. -. - =,
tarv trains also on the Winchester Road
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
Arrivals and Departures.

AsrtxwaLI--stsamsaip krel-Fnnk Courts, Or Geo r
nan Lieut. W Mac, u 3 N. Major o Cross, q A. and
servant; ii soaring Mrs y Coming, u Beach Ian
ders u B0uworth JAS Fro man, Yates Ferguson Jno
swain Thos IIansbroN Kob lncr, DE Long, Cart
Fs.nrnck 4 "; w w Smith, IAcut r Hail and n w
Itoble N \; q Bradford, Geo Keitx N; John Will
SON Mrs Mary Ma,!,.oa Jghn sheridan Peel. II G,rou
Wie r. Teakie, W q Piiis. Benz Price, n Mlsris
Aicxis pnd WIFE Smith ColgcF son. Leon Moses,
MI.- MARY Msher, iovi,nd MrsJ shapy Mrs Jane ,
serssi.. VIM Ferr's N Mir and wife. Martin, &
Mclean Mrs Carroll J Ihrie, Romey-and 60 In the
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
The Minnesota ana the Recent Naval
Engagement I'm Hampton Roads.
y EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

UNITED STATES FLAG sBP MINNESOTA,
HAMPTON ROADS, Va, March IL, 1902
Her Action and Injuries Sustained IN ne Coict wh hs
Merimac--The Norfolk Day Books Description Contra.
dicd-- whu, Was Seen Of the Coliia Becesn ne Mini
tor aud Mcrrimdcf from he Decks of me Mfnresotd-Ia
teresting and Thrilling Statement Of an Rye Wines, ds.
The Norfolk Day Book includes this ship, II would
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

AN IMPORTANT WORK on PHysIOLOGY-PARIs,
N London and New Yofk-Medical Adviser and Guide.
new edition. revealing the obtained IN anatomy aud
experiments IN the French and English bospnne ~, w
Gliding rcase upon diseases and weakncsscs nhfctng
ne human miy from Ignorance ofthcr causes. By eu
mont New YORK physician. Sent free 70 any address Tor ~
by w. WARNER, No Ncsey street, Ast0r uouse, OF hVSS
&TOuSEY, III Nassausiree NJ
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
News from San Francisco.
YAy FRANcIsco. MAJ

SAN FHANJIHtU, HaTCh 10, INb2
Arrived ship Blandana, Boston; Orpheus, New York.
bark Catherine Australia bark Pride OF the Sea- thirty
six days from Foo Chow, China brought no papers Or
letters.
SAN FRANCISCO March IL, 1892
Arrived ship Gov. Morton New York Sailed ship
Sword Fish, for Foo Chow, D. +. Hoxe, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
An Election for Member Of the
Federal Congress.
Active Rebel Operations at
Sewall's Point.
The stars and Str..o .oes Still Float.
ing oves the Cumberland,
&C., &C., &c.
poHrxEss MONROE. March Is, 1852

roKrsEss MONROE, March Is, 1852.
IN pHrsusnes 81 orders from the War Department for
IN sefaaton of tho administration Of the affairs Of
absnds from military authority, general order was
iasuca ~ day by General Wool ap pointing Charles b.
wadcr the oahee q Superintendent Of Migrants or
Contrahsnts IN this department. Food, clothing and
shser vii be furnished heretofore until further
ordcrs.
Governor Psrpont having Issued writ for an election
the First Congressional district POLL was opened in
this precinct 10 day. About two hundred votes were
lhrown all Of which we're for Joseph segar.
Active operations of sort have been going on at
sewa Point; whether for reinforcement or evacuation
J uncertain
gun fred from the Rip Rars last night at sus-
pboas 10 king craft In that vicinity, aud number OF
vessels have rsoently been seen Oh that point.
rhc san Jaento arrived to-day.
break has occurred In the telegraph cable. 1t will
hc repaired tho hrst fair day.
wind s.s.E. and stormy.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

f1l SeneraF Id tho attempt being success
beyond the sson was invited tbs house Of friend,
IN raschi nes on the Franklin turnpike and accepted
b G na ae the toll gate General Nelson was Informed
Srns cooper or the plot laid to capture him. and re-
ans, W tne city. The gate keeper taken by the
Iooeis ana u is reported thai he has hung but
nothing positively is known Of his fate
company OF Union troops have made important
capture or contraband articles One of old Indian
scouts got wind of that house Water street
was the depository Of large number OF arms and his
captain took possession Of it, Arms to the number of
seven thousand, one thousand pixies spears each
marked with miniature rebel flag, number Of small
rebel nags for guiders, ammunition, shot, she'll and
various other articles, among which are large number
OF secession uniforms. These articles are valued at
something Ike half million Of dollars
1t stated by citizens that twelve piscl A; artisrv
nave been sunk in the river ~ TT ~ahas Ths rv~-
rapl~S ia,,."s 1aa will 500 - ~ ssu ;,s usu,s
- trr'' ~ --sn ue "a ~. IS
wnen Wv -.-.- Y. lastly VI tuSse Jed again,
known, .eports will be made
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March Q, 1862
The Flight u Jolnsons Army ria Deeotur-The Compoa
hon Of This Sectisn Of ne Rstei ArmyIfw Wi1 Haze
10 be Sabsisted-Tle Action Of the Unioniss at erby
uIieA Skirmish on The Tennessee Rirer, near the Msis
srPi Lineebei Submarine Bate5ies-Ths ReLei Cduoryy
KILLING Piotas-Ttirten Of Their Coralry Taken
Pyisonos-7he Louisville aud NashriHe Roilyodd and
the Connections, dc.
have just met gentleman resident here who was In
Memphis at the time OF the occupation Of Nashville by
the Union forces He had gcne there settle accounts
with the Quartemaster General Of Bishop polks com.
mand who, IL appears had his headquarters thai place
He loft Memphis sunday morning last, the I'd of March
aud arrived the same night at Decatur, Ala, where he
detained, the bridge the Tennessee that
point having been partially destroyed by the Unonsis
whose purpose appears have been to delay and
the passage Of the rebels under Johnston into Alabama
He found Johnsons whole force with the escaped army
under Pillow and Floyd on the northern bank Of the
river engaged rebuilding the bridge for the purpose Of
crossing Johnston breathing vengeance against tho
Union who had thus delayed him, and who II would
seem have prcmaturey made themselves known by this
action The bridge was reconstructed in hasy manner
and the army crossed as hurrcGly
My informant states that this rebel army had recruited
20 vast host, and stronger than II had ever
been before. lie said was estimated at al least 80 600
and daily and hourly gaining strength II is not i'm.
possible that ths may be true, for II is likely that the
recruiting camps, which existed In such numbers
In the lower part Of the State Of Tennessee
and In the northern parts Of Alabama Georgia and Mis-
sssipp have added many fresh recruits TO the retreat
ing force Camps had been established along the Iues
Of tho railroads In this part of the confederacy and ra
cruits have been en- listed "for tho war; such roors
dernoralzcd by retreatrotreat which was half panic
will not prove faithful allies 10 the rebels ssll or
two their midst would doubtless operate upon them
in an unpleasant The handling Of such force
must be labor indeed, matter how Ekilfu general
holds the reins OF government Besides will prove al
most Impossible 10 arm them J am informed by gen.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
Advance OF the Union Troops
to Savannah.
Estimated Strength Of the
Rebels in that Section.
Burning Of Railroad Bridge and Cutting OF
- with Rebels.
..'ss q Train LaQru u.,- -,-vw
The Restoration Of Tennessee to
the Union,
&C., &es &es
ST. ) ou,s, Match 1e, ,lss'.

ST. Jous, yafch 10. 1872.
A Savannah Crennessee) Despatch 70 the s.. Louis
Democrat the exped up tho Tennessee river has
nearly arrived and 40 feet il now on ve point of
proceeding further r.p
The expedition rs commanded by Gexs raj C f. Smith,
with Generals herman McCsrnand Rvrlbut and Wallace
as division CO mmanders.
The force is large and fay able TO conquer any army
Ahe rebeys bring against it,
4 Geney al Grant is IN command at Fort Henry.
Ths enemys force this is varousy estimated
a,from $4,000 70 100000
Z General Lenw. Wallace's division went TO Purdy,
NcNairy county yesterday, and burned the bridge and
up the track the railroad leading from Humboldt
to Corinth, Mss, cutting of train heavily laden with
troops which arrived while the bridge was burning.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
REBEL OPINION OF THE DEFENCES Al
NEW MADRID.

n. LOUIS, MATCH 166Z.
special to the st. Louis Democrat dated board the
transport Alps, Hickman KY, 14th contains the follow
ing frssn Southern papers,
The Memphis appeal says that two rebel transports
General Popes battery, at Point Pleasant, Wednesday
last.
letter from New Madrid Of the 1lth pronounces the
fort at that point mpregnable that would be made the
American Thcrmopyla. This, however, did not prevent
the rebels evacuation OF the place Gen. Pope
csairacted his lines around it.
The Florence Gasets says the federas landed large
force at Savannah, on the Tennessee river.
The appeal also contains despatch dated Clarksvls
Ark 18th inst, which says that Van Dorm and Price
armies with their bags age rans safe the Boston
mi un,aiDe.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

$3.50 ~ t6f @t3
mate.
joseph Crown, gun. mate.
John =. Conkling,qr. gun'r.
John Rooney, masisr-at.
arms.
Peter Williams, quarterm'r.
Richd. Anyir, quarterm'r.
Moses stcarns, quarterm r.
WIN. Bricn, ycoman.
Thos. Carol, LIST capt. hold.
u. Brinkman, carp. mate.
Chas. Peterson seaman.
Anthem Bisting, seaman.
G. =. sylvester, seaman.
Daniel Welsh, seaman.
Hans Anderson, seaman.
Vim. Marion, seaman.
Anthony Connolly, seaman.
Peter rruscott, seaman.
James Fcnewick seaman.
7. B. Vial, seaman.
X. X. Hubbell, purser's
steward.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-07
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY Z, - @7

able, how much soeyer the signs may point the
other way; and even snpposfng tie Immediate
casMs a., bsOt to be amcabay a5jnsted. sT5E0 S
The home news continues snninterestfng first,
because Of the secresy Of the debates in Conaress
and secondly, in eonAsegaenee e Of the absefce Of
any active operations of Importance The afta;r;
of the Sea Bird was certainly very creditah,e 10.
she andaci.y consma nser Lynch and ypresages,.
1 trust, better Things. whenever the Merrimac the,
Patrick Henry, the Jamestown and other Confed!
crate vessels Of calibre shall make joint demon
stration, as it is not impossible they may do ere
long. The death, upon the field Of honor, of Dr.
Forward and Lieut.. Jonss4=the suicide; Of Gen.
Coeke-the Presidents reception tomorrow the
high price Of PARTICLES Of focdAappies $50 barre
Tor example, and the strange deIayof Butler's ex-
pected advance at Green river, are topics Of con-
Tersation with sus a5sss..S. ~. -..t1l -, "
The fact is noticed that while the Examiner has
been afdenfiy advocating free trade. ali the other
papers have been silent land while the Wing is.
l9cessant In its assaults the popular election of
the President, no other journal seems disposed to
sustain It. Add to these topics the hot new spaper
discussion of Mr. Hunters claims to d seat in the
Senate, and the very certain prospect of levy
pedsse Of the Virginia militia Dext spring, and you
have pretty correct idea Of the current of inter
Location in the Confederate Metropolis MALou.