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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

THE 6USs0Ar AkEASs4s-f1e folloHing reports l. o1
shs Conuandsr OF The shors.i1sd Ara Eis copied
from ,hs JAsksOu Asrissippsn
srElrKz LkSsSsls,
VicSs5uIg Jcly is d, 1884
s7xszAL re Benton, CT EAstevsr isen eld ttss Se
Ssaalsd was lef VITA eolOs down, evidently aground
60 orsvert sinking about nile sEd tat sO1Ts lie
spoa b OF the / "a On Old riyeI) on she Eghl-hand
bank OF bai scruss from VickEo1Ig-
wish IL % be remembered that We shipped tits Ees-
sal made It run out Of the Agh and hau doEn eooTs.
h tso les guns han hey had ard al the sane time
alzht kans Which l=iGg al US With great guns
uue 81 II arug-this TOO With miscell,Detu' crew
-. 4 nsssT for the most part been on bCArd ship
o. Il o. Suas
ian usF.i very respectfully your o.. serv',
Gzuedl n Bows.
Lieut. COmmshd'g,
10 BsE. Ger. NJ smith Commanding Dsfsne,s at
VeksbuFg.
o 8 GUssoAF ARKANSAS.
VieksbuTg july 20 l. 1891 J o
Sls beg l5svs herewith sind the hst ct names Of
the killed and sound OF hs detachment Who 90 nooiy
voIuo.eered from The forces Of your command, on =
Jsns last 10 aid in making up tor this Vettel 10
vi
Kiled-John Kane, private, Paknsys Bait Louis
ans Vols Charles Maiden, private, OhDchs BAtt la
Sri sry; Henry Shields 90. Antonio Fotez 20. u
and D tpiel O'SuniVan, Co. A, Of the 2Sh La VIOLA
TofSl killed,
AreIl ~; Taomas Lynch, Sergeant Ciueh's Bait La.
ARTILLERY Bernard 'hlrtintz private, IS b La fos.-
TotaI wounded, Total killed. and wounded, g.
regret the los Of these to the vessel and TO
their country. They fought veil
tSiEued) J. n BRowS,
Commsnd.r q. 3
70 Brig. Gen. L. L Smith, COsuAndns a. VicksburE.
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NiR De ARrNEhy,
Apyufltr AID IssYIcioE GIE1kLL'S ryos
kictnorc, JAY lfh, ls62.


GENERAL o7DEss,
Ecsg.
Az person. saga ed N erF,ns constpS are reoy 'Gthor
arrest de eTI r, n TIE army, and ei'r
.l.ut3 muandsnt THE rs, tsnp o. isruc ioo CT
dE- thu IL neAret i an roin sst "a e., Com
plny and Rel ca 70 Acu,,Lt sad la Feet jail
or, are requssted tain saa vii aosed tie fees add
t,rg FOR Iisn " psoaesP e'e tied BY th Laws Of
.A.s Ia which eJ.bi Itused Err II g"rer s'e also rec r-
eto rero- sd iase Sri Al the DANES nd
.dlrt,s OF ali per &C eni ron Fy vthou ss, rn-p
s-5y the ,1rrptio7 o; tns ruogs tl'
Or u eSisl Ard n. ualno 20! "a are vsetei're
n .eqair % COR ~ TIE War Dep r IN Of.
l,s Ec-r ~ ~ ste fe-so', nd r7' b-
Camp o. ,us,rrc' 90 r. o.pfg b. - -
spsror Gene al
Co a nHgu O. re
deE.It-s, cot % - "- 90.
.gS ...-,.s .,gr f.f e.. 80. -.
To-, -rn-snd
,S.nefy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

NEW GoODp;
jest REcE WE'D BY EAPSTsS
Il kTIES SIX Gloves Aad hoop skirts
Ia Real ~ pssrtiass and EiginFs
Fm a Lawn adj @. kdkh
Gents super Xii owes
Gents Besi tik Hdkfi
IXPE It'd IL FEW DAYl
Super = Epgish Long Cio;ht
H.eka Aels and min Lreas
IAu and Winter Dress 6oous
Meas Cot ana keriro ) cks
Of HAND.
Superior Grey csssH
Unble .chei Co ton siiurgs
,,Is-s, sGNL n PBIos co.
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Col r. Il. CHIFFON, A. A G.
Yo-r CD. F6rv I

Cot r. Il. CEuToS, A A G.
CasuALrIEs IN ClxrASr F.-ras Comply from
Oh nOnd, kaoun as Company r ia TIE oil orgAniza-
tol Of tn IL Va Regiment bat part Of the 2ls.
Va R.gt Iu Tered severely in his BATH. The following
is list Of the killed and wounded:
KTLG- Gait. Wr. Il. Morgan, Corp R. Lindsey,
P.ivaes John G Powell and Il. V. Anderson.
Wtundsd-serg't. Vim. G. Pollard, Ssrg'. Major Il.
Il w4kiup, Priya;cs E 7. TOmpkins, O. N. R.dd,
Clarence Z Taylor J. n. Nunnay, r. II. Gillian, ard
PJr:Cr Wren.
TIE company uelt into the fight With only about
twenty-five men.
L. Gel. R Il. Cunningham, j., Of the els, ornery
Captain o, o.. F. wa kllsi All: Mann Page ives
e,ptur, d Bat effected bis escape.
THE CAPruRtD OTTicERs-Ths following Is = hst oil
the Yankee officers eAgu,ed at SIrthWes; Mountain
Bigadies General Il. P,inee, U. S. A.
Colonel orge D. Chapman, 5'h Connecticut
Major W Cooke Is New York.
Captain G. W. Hs'steAd, AjutAnt General Of Augno''e
D,VsiOu.
captain " D Wax us, Ass.siAn. A'jasnt General Of
vii isg's D vision
C,p.dls-H. S Russell 90. H ~ Hsssachuse.i,; J
q Y ,aderuSa, Co. Ci'h Oairi & I'll b, Go.
46.h Psuus,lvIas; + A Bpv,n Co. D, 2sIb New York
First Lieu ensn.s--S Widuiy 81 Wscousll; Il N
ta'rsko, Co. y. 80 n Penusylyali'; N. p Whitney
., B 3 h Oona,cACu X y Esbers Co q, IL "a U1i,
I'd S.,es I4lar,ry; a Cailery Go. I. 6Ia Contecu
c.. T Coz am 20. II. 40 b PennsyvAuii, WIN. n
yon, Co 2s New York J. B,d1iesey, Go. D,
10 b Name.
5 eopd Leu'enanis-VeAa Moss, lOsN PeunsyVa
ri G. arlss sgd Ier o.. d sh Uniiet States ldiahtry
J. u. Woods %. B, 2S;h Nv iJrFi A. W sSNrldsc
90 n. 46l PsnusyIvanu; D is FISHER. TO- b, U s
I f,n.r,. VIM G. EEL. % A. lO2i New York; II
W lSer 20. /, ] Maryland D Ans. Go. K 2sl
NsS Ytrl Chsries Doyle, 90 d, q 'nneeIieu Wm
Nc Al i,er, Co. h, 2sth Mes YOr'; Ling, %. A. asa
Nv Yo!k.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

THE 6USB9Ar AkEAssIs.-Tae following reports t. oa
,bs Oommandsr Of The shor,.5si ARA n.s, copied
from ihe JacKson Aisesaippan
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100 LBS. eUA cANPHos, iss, ., he, 9 and ,er ,Alst
l(Nl ~ o. RATEBs y co. ,
is6 Mka Jasssl
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az norprs a ,PyEFsnN. 49,

lRY 0oTDIsa 'PpFRe0N, Ip'7sl
ENECtrot - $50 II 80 Ia tGSss GU
A. bteuu nj sud Va. fr. derrick abUfs
s,a.I.r.ac m les GpoIs IL cha ncn.. Tor safe
n ant I.oa.--Atu~ Z, 9lT Z b l. -
aLte scs j.. W se szcton o. y, Ift1s 90 TUE
by re IYh ugust 10 .tt 81 ek p. EfauN ltAi e.
Ik re o. Il. EAhov- be.n< K al ri u
&c .pba "a .NSt Dc o e.i ~ he Fate
Groun, J5hu isrds ia AMI &c nssb ely Ipsls
L. ID 81 Il dhes IS ne pine and ole Soof,
md 4 h sen Il = fne bail n ate.
TENs-pue-h'Td cash. balance At and mont ., for be
GEBle notes. Interest ssdsc sesursd By trus' deed
= GCDDiN Aypk n.
agsI Astton'eri.
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ENTk ACT.

lpyUrANr NJ IakPB 7 III GINE2iLS o1P'NE
ReE.osD. Au..s. 9th. 1854 (
spETlL OARS
No is2.
yr ALL oFFICsss ant men 'IehsnGe uu'e- Ca te Of
y, g tVI 70 JSn Is Ri'e repht INN 81 iey 20 20
C,naautg Of s.to w. en- :, n hey are ne
geho o ,o'her.se tn y vii tpo to ijn h. Win sr,
>, N ag Depa Bon =, who ". fu'ui b. n vls
,,ers ID unit tsnspOst.aOn b. 81 IA ir
keyntnt.
By Command Of lie Secretary Of War
Jso WIT IETs
AuT-,y At Az Gtnl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-13

OCa INDIAN ALLIEs Japan AIoAsy, Ca,ei Of
4 siusss IN tie Ldal Department, 1ntef General Al
81. Pie LIS arrived in Charleston soH.s Tor CO
moab Sb kIs reports AID SoeOnas IRON the West Al
Sbs ls Te..ory. Tue C.risr says bs sePOrts that
our 4clAl les are dOirg sell and are rendering a
oesi. seTv CO. A5ou. thirteen regiments, HemoeIi-
pssr, 10 90 ne0, are IN SERVES representing CHI the
Oas-ck.es Creeks C15ctAas and 0ackasaSs, With Il"
iron che ub :.
snsAl Albert Pise, whJ5e acquaintance With The Ia
sa saNaa.sr, Laots and nteres, Sish 'he eoShdinee
,suo,sd in BIN b. the Iudans, renders bin eninenty
,as riglt man fer ia; Department has lately succeeded
ia making treaties with leadrg representatives Of tie
C,aachss and Of many other tribes Ginning territory
Al .,sat 10 our allies or the CoDf,derscy.
General Pike joys fully the confidence Of our lldiAn
allies ard OF he officers associated Sith him, aud hAs
,pisrsd szual service in Department which oilers few
rewards for Common ambition.
Our Iadan allies are faithful and loyal and viii report
for themselves on proper OccasiOns.'
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4, UNPoWDER AND DOL oNG TEAS ofytry SUI eiIor atty
III onesie starch, supe 10 Bacon Mans bag'
- yirsinia SALT for s,lr blair 4 CaAkBERLAiNL-
aplS-lN
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EPSON SALTS,
y corp RA1,
ALUM,
IPEsAC,
kUtSITsArE BISNCrH,
Ion DE POTASH,
K .URIAL OINTMENT,
C{OrON UlL
CASTOR oil AMI
GRADsATED MeAeUgts iuT te'siv'ds 81
MENnE q BAsEAs mug I -,
..Yll ls6 Main street, corner above 'ost odee
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oITIoE RICHMOND AND PErrssBUR ls.K CO,

iicEnsa' e, Al uS 9Th, lssl
81 = sLAYTs WIkTsJ.-Tns RistrOad s5a Petersburg al
rsi Company wish o hire BY the month CT Tor ice oS.nee
OF ihsysN, g negro NEE g chop Foej
9eaCEsi fuleTintsEicut
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$50 KEW AKD.
nTsERnD from Cavalry Camp Goriousyile JOHN OF
IL J,CKsoN H0wAR }, who subs itatd IL my Company q,
yrg IA CRysi SAID about feet IL Inches tigh,
Ard mpx on rather handsome and gnteel looking had on
vrAy Jacket mmei red when he e' esns 10 be etzea
Of Of discharge from lth virginia Reg
uent Infantry be cArre pistol en- horse from ca p
The A. owe reward vii be paid FIR hs pehenson and m e.
ent In A delivery 70 ~ GoidonsSus It's probable
tAAt he has substituted In some other Regiment
sasG-qv. Capt Commanding Company L. 9Th Cavalry.
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MARIN FOR SiL LIE. 4 oner for sale very
rS ele Il IA IqJH acres lyIng nmsuisey u0on g
n-mNtox Ryr 10 c1u-iy o. tTlnce fdH.r', ut mil >
shy IA y!uu niles e the 5Oaih hiie Ban DAD 1oe
ent, consisting u good dIene see al chez an
80 oher nee Iry house. npHratiyey nW an In
there are ab- ut ~ creek Xiv r
a. a. I'm IL ,,pply Of nns ood tim The
= g. st- III aoroXe ntnt mlt VI II well in clover.
Eos NICE ts Sc refer 70 Mr. James D1psy of tie 6rn
OF VI Kinney DGpuy, IHch"ord =, -,
ny one wishing 10 see land refer uem 70 'ao UAey
or Cias Morton, RAim'iie $50 =, ,,,, -
Au 5-d,c2W ~ n n -
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900 ixs y ~ 81 A RASOOLPH.
sI2S pEH Day AND RATlcNs,
WILL y. r.d .o good Q1arr and pies and bHers
w Ird Nba pIi,e for i,horeis - WoiE on the motcYe
New kVt by the BoAd ~ fuole "oihs s'A'e % VIZ
gihil ~, I'M. p.u
'0Au' "O''s'~' De WALTON
sygT-a9. Chief Eu g,ns,T -, IMP.
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RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, August H. 1854


LIZ. ,sou EUaoFa-By he arrival Of the steamship
A,bi. of Cape c. We have EaTOPeln Gdviees to July
o. one week later than those previously received. The
io,s3rspcs By tbs arrival is unmpOraus. The L'ndou
Tins preests general ri,lng Of the Border sAtes and
so,edv recognition OF the Sou;hern Confsderacy BY
tbs N,r,h. TIE HOUSE of CommeIs have had another
debate on Cauada Lord Palmerston desired that Eng
laad had-sent all The e6Ops she could to CAaAda' ana
thA, /. now rested wh the Canadians 10 make al further
provisions n quse protect The Colonies IRON in'A-
s)n. None Of the speakers The question seemed 10
believe war with tbs United States would take plaza
Sir Cornwall Lewis though. that looking 70 the pos
too Of tie contest between The Nor-h and the sonth'
sai tho manner IN which the affair OF tho Trent Hss
treA.ed by the American Government there vas no I'M
nadine probability CT a rupture of p-efs relations B.
tween Eoalard and America. An invasion OF CAnadA
mean. var with ElsIud ard in that event the Uaitd
States must look forward to interference 9th he eoek
ada Of tha soulhsrn ports Mott a. present sesned
N re unlikely than that the United States should VedL-
tIrily originate WITH Elgand
8. Ds Lncy Evans did nos think that there vas any
Immediate Danger OF a. invasion OF Canada BY the
Elr.hsrn Safes They had 10 mans whatever OF IN
dsr,Aking such jet.
TIE F.sneh Admiral do IA Gray.ere has Isit Tor
Mx.eo.
1. is noticed thai the InPeriAis. party Of France
generally sympalhzpg With the ConiedsrAsss, while tie
y lsa.is.s aud the Republicans are 10 favor Of tie
Ullon.
Ottas 2sh. at Liverpool, cotton arln- FAir Or
hans quoted AT lsL and midGliag uplaads lIs Tie
sso il FORT Is estimated a. l'l 600 bales, VI Which
- GOV are American.
TIE Lold5B Jurnals are ailed "i'A accounts Of the
tau Z the Peninsula and criticisms % the VAR The
Tinss Of July q eonAns in eitoll matter, so.resPOt'
Goa aud extracts, about sixteen eoanGs ,Ao0s T,ly
Ieiss al Z 10 The Am9r,Al question and Oh !he ssd
ty eight columns mere are devoted 70 the same ujeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
s.s.sr-,---~.zz-rs-<1<z,A-,
wnrcK on rnE scnoosEn RoBFnr $. pEI

-. T..
Cart. Jones Of the ship Ceres, arrived here On
"Wednesday morning from, HAVE, reports: March /,
,st. 81 20. lon % fel' ia with the wreck Of the
schooner Robert > Bell, Milis Of Belfast, Ne, from
Boston for Baltimore, totally oismasted, with decks
sweep, aui boat and buiwarks gone, aud rnddcr DID,
abled Iooh - the captain and crew, five IN mr.
b.r. and brought them to this port. March 10, lat.
38, 30. lou. ~ 80, spoke steamer Underwater,
sea,.,p1 eastward in search Of u. :. ship Vermont.
Cant. Minis reports: Sailed from Boston Feb. z,
for Baltimore, With a cargo Of hay, put into Tar
paulin Cove Feb. II, having been ashore. Sailed
iron thence Feb ~, and on the .th, oil Nantucket
Shoals, lad heavy gale from north-wesl, was
obliyed 10 ecud oil Tor IS hours, during ich time
lost deck load broke the rudder, sprung tho mesis
and VIVA driven 80 miles southeast The J.. S. Bell
v., Lujlt IN Beiaat, he, ia iS5, was 100 tuns bur
den and owned y Il. j. Anderson jr, Of Belfast Ne.
tos, on 4uE BRITISH snlP ROBERT TRENT.
Ont. Hilton. of the British bari, Queen Of tie
Elce, from Cork arrived this morning, reports Feb.
d lai II 30. lon % o., spoke british ship Robert
Trent. from Eewry 70, hew-lork; took from her
two mate. and five mea of the British bark Woh OF
pietou. n. S. Capt. Munro, from Cardiff 70. Halifax
with cargo Of coal she bad sprung leak during
tho caes Of 18Th and 2lst Of February, and when
she ,as abandoned she bad seven feet Of water IN
her hold; had los, her rudder and had masts sprung
Cant Munro and the remainder Of the crew were on
board tde Rober, Trent.
n,nrr OF MASTER DUDLEY WALLER.-This re-
msrksble young orator, only xix years OF age will
male hi, debut at Dodworths Hall, Broadway, on
Fdtay eyeaingt assisted byhs teacher, j. b. Brown,
Professor Of Ll0eu!loa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

In the Corps Leghlatif, or tie 5th inst, letter
from the Emperor Napoleon was read, sincerely de-
ploring the misunderstanding upon the question OF
the bill for Geu. Montaubans pension. the Em-
perof adds:
"Ihe rejection Of the bill could involve TO Difficult
w. as the laws are now discussed with regard 10 the.
intrinsic objects. aud with IA view 10 overt1ril
the Ministers Rut in order TO establish mutual con.
.ideuce, which ought never 10 have ceased between
tho Legislative and Executive bodies Goverumen.
will withdraw FOR the present The BILL and Introduce
another defined 70 reward exceptional military ser
vice, IA China
The reading Of the letter was followed by shoats
OF " Yiye lmperour.'
The Paris correspondents OF the London news
papers giye reports that many hundreds OF arrests
have taken place there. All men suspected Of having
been chiefs Of barrcade, in former instructions,
have been imprisoned. These measures had increased
tie uneasy feelings prevailing.
The Bourso on the BIB inst. was fat aud lower,
the Rentes teng quoted at 6Ji zee.
Tie Emperor had rent q quarter Of million francs
OUT of h. private purse, TO be distributed among tie
suffering workmen AZ the great Industrial cenlers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
Effect Of the Fort Donelson Eictory
in England.
ELECTION RIOT in IRELAND.
INTERESTING FROM ITALY
A NEW MINISTRY FORMED.
Ratazzi Premier and Foreign Minister.
ponrL..p. Me-. w.dp..d.y March 10 1862.

PORTLAND, Ne, Wednesday, March ~, 1862.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, Capt. John Graham,
from Liverpool Oh the 9th, via Londonderry on the
7th ins,., arrived here 3, o'clock this morning.
The dates per the Anglo Saxon are five days later
than those already to band.
Purser Brown reports; Spoke, the 9th inst,
British schooner James McNab, from Halifax for
Belfast, in distress; smpped her with provisions.
On the 18th inst, in latitude 40 49, Longitude so
20, passed numerous icCbcfgs.
The steamship Hansa, from New-Yorl6, arrived al
Cowos on the 4lh met.
The steamship America, from Boston, arrived a
Liverpool on the 9th inst.
The steamship Edinburgh, from New-York, aITiveC
az Liverpool on tie 9Th iost.
The steamship Jura, from Portland, arrived a
Londonderry on the 9Th inst.
The steamship Iiansa had damaged her machinery
which she would repair at Southampton, and leave
on the llth inst. for New-Yofk. The goods in he
for Bremen had been transhipped for that city.
The mails and the newspaper bag of the Associated
Press were dispatched south by the early morning
train, and will arrive in NewIork aJou. y o'cloci
tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

=. ,,e engaged on both side'. Extraordinary cour-
iesr shown in every charge, and the strong ee-
ss's's Individuality end Ango-saxon selfreliance
.1 s, portrayed. Every man fought a, If the bat
'NS1 3srded mon his exeroDs alone and c0n''dera-
~ OsIIs .eemed swallowed up in devotion to the
eos p.bols tonight determinediy, end Disputed the
,ca1d inch by iuci but even WIN .aem and
b.rs they could not rcsist the cooler courage anu
..,ronrer physique of tue Western tTooFs' lnIf
,gos mostly displayed at their entrance INTO Tue
s.s 'u inf A. the battle yvog esset they gre"
f,,,;S, BE. and the longer the STRIFE the DfS"'si
~ our prospects Of success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
GREAT BRITAIN.


The importance of the Union victory at Fort Don
elon was generally recognized in England, causit
TN advance Ia American securities and depression III
cotton.
TIE London 7'imes admits tie recent successes Of
the Uni0nists and their importance, but SAWS hey
have been gsined Ia countries where the allegiance
Of the population was divided. and that they have
scarcely brought the Federal Government any nearer
than before 10 a reconstruction OF the Union.
The London Morning Pert hopes that both the
Un0ni5e and SecessOnists VIII look upon the pres
eut state Of aifars as afOrdng grounds for compro
mice Of their difficulties as the conquest q. the South
il beyond the attainment Of tho North on TIE one
hard and the comTlel establishment OF their indie
Teodeuce on the other, mag be beyond the power Oh
the South
Mr Cyrus w. Field had an interview with Earl
Russell recently at the Foreign Office, IN regard TO
| connecting Europe and America by cable from Ire
land 10 Newfoundland.
The interview understood W have been satisiac-
tory and encouraging.
The Annual Meeting Of TIRE Atlantic Telegraph
Company was to be held at London on the lyIh Of
March, 10 receive the report Of the Board OF Difec.
tors
Parliament was not in session on the 9Th inst,
| being Ash Wednesday.
An influential depuiation he'd waited on Mr. Glad
stone to nrge a repeal 81 The hop duty.
Mr Gladstone argued that uuoef pTe,sn. clrcum-
stances the Government was not justified IN aocsl-
ing aug great tax bat that they would carefully con-
slider tie subject.
Great excl elnent ard violence bad attended tie
election OF the Member b Parliament for I.ongford,
Ircllnd The military wore called out, and eueIged
upon The rioters several ines. No lives were lost,
bus many persons were injured. Major O'Rely,
who headed the Iri,h Brigade in Italy, was eectedi
but The supporters OF his opponent were 50 ioilni
dated and prevented from voting that 1t was believed
the election would be declared void.
Sir Henry ana Edward Muggeri5ge, extensive
corn factors in London h.d failed. Their liabilities
amounted to hom GlJ0,000 TO 600 CO.., anc 1t was
feared that their assets would turn out unsa .fActory
The continuous fs in breadstuis 10 alleged ~ have
been the GAUGE Of their ailcre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
TIE Battle AT NEwBrRv, ". C.

4 SHORT LETTER FROM TRIBUNE BOY.
The following brief letier was received this morn
Ing. II was addressed 70 Ii friend by q jourDe ymau
printer wno left tLia Office 10 join tie 9Th Rhode
Island Battalion. II was inclosod in Southern en-
yelope, which had the following motto printed on IL:
Nsy tho.e Northern fa1aflo who sbu'e their soulton
neefJou
kpproaca nsf enough = feel the point Of sabsrs;
M,y hey cone near enough 70 hear The cics 4 our
And losfn d.; ,ie man Is better than niger.
Manufactured by W. B. !. Bouii4 God. toro y. c.
OrposlfR EEwngas. y. c.. Sunday, warch ~ 1862
DEAR Gus: am O. Il. GOta bullc. through
mr. hlyrrsact end coat Loaf 10. Lieut. IT, A. Pb I'D
private CoIleies Mcughel One behind re, the o'h'r b.
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Cadiz, had landed at Tangier from French NOR
chant vessel and there were arrested by the United
States Consul, who requested the assistance Of the
Moorish troops for the purposes but be t8yard) was
not aware that any pressure bad been put upon
the Moorish Government. Myers and 1hompsoa
have sinee been recessed
Lord Palmers'on, in response to inquiries eaidf
The Government originally intended sending q
mnch larger force 10 Canada tban that dispatched
aud 1t was only in conse 1uence OF the represents.
lions from the Colonial author les that the number
Was reduced He believed the pronptltude, vigoe
ana power displayed by the Government, had tended
greatly to peaceful solution OF the difficulty with
America"
The army estimates were reduced. ard the princi.
pal parts oil the same agreed to. The total asked 10
siXteen and quarter millions sterling Tie total
number OF men is ~ 900, and of these over "a 000
are in the American possessions
/ The House OF Commons has adopted a resolutjon
declaring that the Colonies exerci.ing the right u
seifeoyernment Ought TO undertake the res ponsbif.
ity of providing for their own internal security
Mr. halliburton protested against the resolution a
ilLtiined.
Tbe steamer Bermuda left Liverpool or the lss
ngtant Tor Bermuda. she had large general cargo,
including a considerable quantity OF merchandise
under The defamation of hardware Ii was believed
that her cargo was destined Tor the Southern pors.
II vyas stated that Mr.. Peabody had offered, II the
funds collected for the Albert MeW0iiai suouii "
devoted TO tie erection OF charitable insutnt on,
hst he would give 100 900 toward , or falling IN
this. that he lad determined to ezpend the sum N
building houses for the working classes OF London.
Mr.. Peabody quits gland Tor u time with for'
tune Of 10000 per annniD
Il is reported that Smith o Brien has challenged
Sr Robert Peel, offering to meet him In France OF
Bel ,iGm.
The French Senate has finally adopted para
graph in relation 10 the Roman question, by vote
Of l26 to 5,laniid much applause.
| II. bifault previously explained t, e Governments
policy, which stii desires the independence both OF
Italy and the Pope He pointed cur the difficulties
and dangers thai would attend the evacuation OF
Rome aud said that tue Government did not yet
despair Of overcoming the oppositon of the Papal
| Cove nment TO an arrangement with ialy.
| Prince NopO!eon's attacks on Austria during the
debate led 10 demand Tor explanations, which
proved satisfactory.
! The ahar OF the Students and III. Rcnau had 10.
come rather serious. Numerous 3rTest. had been
made and precautionary measures adopted.
The Paris BOurse had partially recovered from it
depression and cosed at 7Of.
The rel ,latioB OF the Italian Miaistry has been
confirmed
n. Ratazzi has organized new Cabinet, includ.
ing Cordova Seill, Msncini, Cialdni, Persano, aud
Marquis Pepoli.
Gen. Guyon was taking strong military measures
at Rome 10 stop the popular manifestations.
| Garioaldi had arrived at Turin, and bad confer
ence with III. Rataz2i