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DIR. =. p. QUIMBf. would give notice that he ha
returned to Portland and can be found at his Room,
No 10 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18th. where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office. So 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office. ........... so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
Each subsequent visit at residence, ......... 100
August 10. 1s62.-tf
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ENLIST AT ONCE AND AVOID THE DRAFT.
ctAtc Douutf .<o0-t0
Advance Bounty from United States. 300
Advance Pay for one month. ........... 1900
United states premium. .............. 400
Bounty when discharged. .............. $500
IOtnl ...-....f..- SI1S.OO
The City of Portland will pay an additional Boun-
ty of $500 to all enlisted to iii its quota
The drait vii be made the 18th inst 1t will
then be too late to secure the last named Bounty.
To residents of Portland having families 81 DO per
week for wife. and 80 cents for each child.
The term of service Is for three years. unless SOON
or discharged Let all who wish to enlist in an emf
nently fighting regiment. at take up with the
unparalleled inducements now offered. and link their
destinies with the GALLANT SEVENTH"
E-l60 Acres of Land at the close Of the war; and
agood chance for immortality
RECRUITING OFFICE-Fox BLOCK. Exchange
Street; also at CAMP ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
CAPT JAMES +. JONES,
nov13 div
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PANAMA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, carry
ing Mails for Aspinwail, Panama, and California,
leave New York on the LIST. llth, and 2lst of each
month.
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POOR RICHARDS
EYE & EAR WATER !

NO Organs of the human system are more impor-
~ tant to health and comfort than the EYE and
EAR. and yet none are less understood or more neg
lected. They seem to pass common observation,
and yet every part of the body Is dependent upon
them for life and health
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Great Improvement i'm

Great ImpfOVcmemt m
III o r. : E. T II A n / n G.
- AFTER many years experience in the
HK&A old style, a thorough course of instruc-
VIZ tons by Prof j. 5. kAREY and Eve years
-S>s~N~ practice in his art. the subscriber will
hold himself in readiness at his place to tame and
train any Colts vicious horses 10 saddle harness
in the only true way. My motto-"kindness over
cruelty" Charges reasonable.
j. W. ROBINSON. SourH STREET.
sR-Persons having Colts unruly Horses will
find il TO their advantage TO call as above.
HORSES FOR sALE--I would take this opportu-
nifty TO say that will sell two or three good business
horses VERY CHEAP novl3
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sS-Consumption and Catarrh and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs. successfully treated by ISnA-
LATIoS, BY c. MORSE, NJ. D.,
au1s 81 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts
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BROKERS, BOARD.

DIS. LOCKE s. KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Street. Portland, Ne. augl5-ly
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DEsrIsTRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD, No. 241 Con
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church,
Portland, Me. augIdly
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22
The Inos wonKs or TIRE EAST spx ~

The 1EoE WoBKs OF TIRE EAST SIDE ~
The city are doing very large amount Of businss.,
and employ large number Of hapds. Ia 'one Arm
sione the wages paid amoun, 10 5000 week, and
the remainder are equally full. The following Is
gnrP'is ot work being now donsi
Allairc Iron Forts, IA Cherry s,rse,, near Eua
Rysr-Buldiug two pairs Of marine engines, for
the United s,siea sloop of-wsr, now on tho stocks
at Vie Navy Yard. Trey ll be completed In abou,
two months. Also . beam engine for the Sound
trade, 59.inch cylinder and II fse, stroke. bs.m
engine, with B0-ln cy ylnder 10 iee. s,rske. beam
en inc, 42ineh Under and 10 Zee, stroke, for the
sn,on Island Rsircsd Company. A beam engine
FOR 81. FORD, Tiles,on & Co, with Ib-nch cylinder
and 2 Zee, stroke, which is intended 'or the w .,
T1dia n Ade also one for the China trade, 70 Sset
cylinder and II feet stroke alec two new boiler,
hr ssesmboats, besides a considerable Quantity q
high pre- Hue work, smaller boLe-s g..
James Murphg q Co Qrihe Fuuon Iron Worts,
have jun oomplst d engines and boilers for the [
$. s.oOp-o,wAt O1ei1, weight O, engines and boil.
ers complete, 2iO tns six sugar mills ior the
bland % Cuba four 81, am sav-niis 'or different
parties and are now building the engines and bul.
ers 'or new terry bOst, The lSTgea one In The
TRIED States tor the yre Railway Co.; one engine
U-iich cylinder and iO-'oo, stroke, ,or Cnina ons
engine 5,-ingh cylinder and 9-foo, stroke, Tor the
BroEyu Ferry C1 one engine, sS-ln IA cylinder
and iO-'o stroke, 'or Cs.prr Colt, Hartford Ci:
one steam boiler fr ferry bal OnestA four s,a.
y i,ers Jr tbe rtAmshp LIS Msrenos siI igh.
pressure engines, = 10 horse power each; twelve
lo"Botve Ooilers, rom 10 to 4n horse 10 yer each
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moi be compelled 10 withhold her active tympq-
thy with the Creeks engaged, a. they would
be, in scheme that must eventually further
bor ambition.
Austria, then, a. the ally Of Bavaria, re-
main as barrier 10 the path Of Gtsciau iris-
perdsrcs.' hut The German papers lat received
tell Va that, in conjunction with the Greeks, the
Gariba'disns Ct ! ally have plauued hbding on
the Turco Grecian coasts of tho Adfistio, similar
in execution bu far rrsnder in import 70 ths
lsnilrg in Sicily, Witch ultimately drove the
Eespoitan FsR1 rSAsD from 1is throne. Aus
tii, has fully credited this pot, and 60 high
" e.t.maisd the danger of this double diversion
that he has come 10 an undo's sndirg with tha
Suliar, who,s vsse IL O. war are about TO ~, AZ
The hdii,tio in conjunction with thoss Of FEAsz
JosEPH.
Thus fiands the Furopean ms gszins to4av,
and atpark thrown BY a designing or inca1.
'iona hand may light erba,grstiop, 10 Il,
t,rii le presence Of which tho Ar1cric IN people,
noiviihstsndirg all their cost q b,Joi a.
treasure may have reason to ieJtice tha, tho
slsid a. Of from complica'iuns With ra'',bs
equally well armed with tnemaslvop. ~ m7-s
enabled 10 do them injury than arc ths tour
millions of slavehrl ler' in the S1uih
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The T. ..sat Point o, Int rest

Our reader a.e aware t1at th, L. ) ior.s..
uncor Gen. P,rE, have possession VI NoS
MADRID, on the Mississippi, at which place sx
tonsive ioriiGoati u.s. mounted with tho heav-
est siof guns, bad becn prepared by the Rebels
TO oommAr d tho river. Theso row sorvs An ad-
mirabe purpose Tor tho Federal troops, mas
much ~ the Il bells are oncan ped in force
some 1900 70 IL, 900 strong--N Island No. 10
situated in the Mississippi River, ashort dis-
tanoo above New Madtid, and directly on tho
line which divides kentucky from Tennessee.
A. the island are stationed some r;bsl gunboat.
also several robol transport steamers, which
cannot 40 up tho river az Commodore
FoorEs mortar aotilla and RunboNts hay
descended il 10 within few miles Of tho is-
land, where, at last accounts, thoy wers she'll.
ing out the rebels at long range, to which the
confederatss had no pieces that would reply.
The mortar feet stopped their escape up The
river, while Gen. PorE, at Now Madrid,
stopped reiIiorcemen's, and barred escape
down the river. In this position, il is
not improbable that we may have, at any hour,
intelligence Ct the capture of the whole robol
force, with all their boats and property that
may bo spared from destruction. The news
from this point will now bo looked Tor with
aRxisty.
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The intelligence from Mexico todsy prs.,ris
points Of great interest. # indicates that Mia.
is'er tOEwIS has, with or without au,hc-'tV
hom our yernmtnt, given ssslfarcss thAt
the United States will endorse the psynon: Of
the inteftst on tn. Mexican debt due 90 foreign
nations and upon this England rstIr5s from
the contest, while Spain ana France SO loft to
the nj iustmtnt ,f dot,ila.
II l. not TO be pretumod that such a retire.
mtnt is mace, except with good unders,ani.
irg Of 'ho points at issue having been ar.
rived at by the allied Powers, but the sla a sre
% mony slip borwcon the cup ard the lip, vii
cause regret that England dil not continue her
representation until matters should baye bosa
finally etlod, and all foreign forces have left
the country ~ the samo period. Bat tho aban-
comment Of tho monorchiai sch, me. and tb,
strong probability Of poaor aro excellent it,fns
O.. uoW8.
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50. Lovi, Myrh y In resPons, ., a Grenade
tonight Grp, Halle announced from the balcony
o. the Plsnter's II ,uso ,aa ISLAND No. TEy
Is OURS, UIlH ALL THE ANIMATION
dND TRANSPORTS the ENEMY HtD
THEEE
lie said ,hst suo.Ler victory hIl heen gained in
Arkans,s, in which three % rebo cooao's we're
captured.
The particulars lave rot ,ransplred.
tThe SiloWisg is An earlier dispatch than the
aboyo.l
Cairo, March l7.-A dispatch today says that
The accuracy Of the firing by the usrtNu yesterday
was fully equal 10 previous expectations. The
mortar Aeet threw 2.O shelis and the Benton II.
], is expected ihA, one or more Of the enem,'s
works will be rejucei today, and the place closely
invested. Itis thought by some tina, the rebels are
marching across the neck OF land from the island
T. Merriwesther's landing on the Mississippi, only
five miles, over practicable road, aud below Point
Pleasant 10 the place where Gen. Pope hAa bat-
teries, ard that when they are embarked on the
boats, tthe smoke Of which was plainly seen yes
terdAy, a, or ~, HerriweIther's Landing, from
ihs glntoai Benion,l We shall find The rebels mes,
empty, and the nver clear o' rebels 70 Randolph or
Fort Pillow.
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1'H rtssuer k,,unrs 'rom H.y,n. un TIE '4ih
l".. arrived hove sect, -isy ah....n.
Sire ban dnto- from Vera Z ~ .p .rg ita ius;.
S.,r.a, rebel ,gHooaCrs h4d Jr,n hr uth: into
H.. W.T. n.u.inr thn w,nau MGo.y.
a number 90 rebr. scr,puors S.h, susl quaint
ties o. ,,.t "a or board hat ga Hl'nad Hay,la.
Tgo dave ieuets mai bs'l murloici t, iI,7suN
1Le .slLss.us were four la num,er, ilg.u4ug a
ucIst,1, who confessed ILe cine ald TO uadsr
tria'
II li. r.s dates are to tho 27th Of FebruA-y. A
fsvora e t~sotlun lad occurred aud order u,i basn
re',,r-d. M,dn. haI tepn ,Losan Prosidsut pro
trlH.
Asrqn' 20 with 5,oOo troops, holds the road from
Nc,a Cruz to Mexico.
Az American citizen, named Addison 7. Arsn,
belonsug 80 Lowell, M.,sach uss,tr, hN.rcr of des-
psiones from the Washington Governmen' 70 n n
i-teT CorSin, w's murIered ou ,he 2tIh ulI, while
| g,ii e FROM Vera Cru to tro City o' MrTi,o.
Nego,iA'i ug be'veon tbs Mriczns and Sl!le'
were commenced at or ,Na, April lat.
Isrre.'s that one 4 isr Otrulati mn made a, ihe
c, nfsrouce be'Ween sIe.,is Prm sni D,blA 10
was IhA' no more troops suou'd be- landed. unier
th's, sou.o Spanish troops returned to Cuba and
the eXpactel Fienoh ro-ini1rcemens under Gem
o,'l l,nr uc,l were ~ return without landing.
Thr Er g'iSh forces will re,urn in the Bermuda ~
kuglauI. Their mules, harness, e,a, were sold h.
Ihe Fr,uc', who started for TGhu,cAn on the sIth.
Correspondence qf the SUM
HGrdhd, March IL, ls62.-By the NJ. steamer
TbRin's, We n.Ss dates from V srA trut 90 the "a
mN"u' mo II, WA Ia in'. re'Hng, II Nrpesrr that
'he ErRr"N ''nt"gen' 81 We A'si rr"s mas osGn
| wiIhd avn, s,d thR the Fr-ucD sud SpsniAr,Ll
., IL" a." q" ~ ume th" p'''io'son IT m"Sics TN
| i7n ernR 'o -Anc",l Al 'n"lr plHe '1inS7.
a'''u" F'' NHIn 'ur E''lah W. v''uel W re en-
AIA' "" 81 uN Nuu I'" cum VI " 80 IN u, w.
rem "",'ufI Culdu'N Aht y ~ 'oa' leH'l ora
ClLh on 'e lst ln7nnt' I'e d,S'Hssl ms ~ we
u'i l"Ns's VIII v'NnueA'o "W''' Tue Is" Aprli'
Ahn ~ Is eN-'c"u -hh /" 81 N'. 'N VII pe p'Fl-
'rrl lA idrLrsl = !. danny + tle past ana AN
pc ss' u''y Nha' IA 'nn 'N'n'' N ~ al observe n
lnh'" 1900 Pr1m' v"Ife l4t'7 pyh.M OF .rI
| "t''' y'' NlI .Il rl rp' l'"'r. tl'' . 'l.n
| ie TO- o. WI "'t 'h' cFt.N ~ s'hA.u or
| Ah7''" fI'h'' lv brl u."r Ih o." N.un' y. Is
| ,I i" t''t ~. '"'"Ih Ha' "'"'. 'tNA'''' we
| lt' Vie D. u. 9s'''' - '- " ,''"n N
| "a iH.. ', :. l'o VI" P""' ''' '.'. ''' q,
't''N' ny y N.''l f' '''F '.""r l''
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22
Our Special Correspondence.

ThH PEosrE,r IN NmGlNIA-HuirARy OrlSIo~s-
Tut PouoS ot rur AuMrNisruArloS-Tns MgH-
uNAo ANp NV YoRk Crr,, Do, So
WAsnlNGroN, March L., 1869.
TIE W ole section o. y lrtheri,, ~ vel ss West
EN- N"giria, is under the Friera nag, anl II the
relc' n, ops can be Driven tom tueir ne base
'rom the Rsp,don and RSppst,nuock- Richmond
nd the rssG II Virginia vii a.. into our hands Il
% said by ui iisry critics n,Itp h- desirable FOR the
reie's b crowd b,sk into the Gut or Conon
s'aes, hut thai tnis Government mus. keep the
great rebel army in vlrgiuis and destroy ,sSo il
th6re. So say our beat Generals. me q them
AVE an idea IhA, to dr.yo tins 'nqny into South
rsrclinA, Georges, Ala anna aud mississippi, with
- either a battle, or tre capture = any rebels Is
well enough. Ths is not ,he policy oftle Admin
laira,ion. Ofthis an sure, In 20 oral ierms,
.'trsoIe, can say that ygCr Ms operators wi be
,.tducfyd IN Virginia. and tley vii not lie post
pn,J,
1I,rc BE ftu' a .rcs. les. anxiety here respsct-
ste NeuiIAc and her ability TO destroy or
0.t'. s., much dope Is uprn a mere contingency
uAGtis impossible uoi ~ l,oI snxious upon the
u. i,g. hnno' pe,lag,d, b, seyc', that the Mer-
r'uac o4r 80 TO fs,- III ns cau, Nrw Eor- may ook
put j. viii double ,,sa .uvc' Al days ior the
Nrrrin.c g. pnpate hars,f 'or ,notAsr ulhi-n
cess su. is tle opinion at go Navy Dapar, ufnt.
L.rl youu has gu giving . choice PARTY here,
b, waio1 d. Il sal "rs is.,a" m some private
,fr,uuDs rnr urr.l .l.t B.,irr p, good daSl
.'I'' % 'g '-u rt,rnt a.u.'oi.s ut TIE Voc
,utrr.,lH. gun.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22
POSTSCRIPT,
st. Patrick's Day.

tC.nc'hs'oa ofth, Dinner % ths Friendly SON ~
81 Tdirict, in our First Hition.l
Mr.. simPsnu sang eNcelen,y ucors's beautiful
sony, "Tle Minstrel Boy 70 the Was has Gone"
Tie ihhd regular tsr was then given: "Ire-
lsid hrssksn, not iofgotieu. Her children, scat
tered through many lands, In loving memory re-
visit her tonight" In giving the toast, the PTcsi-
dent gracefully acknowledged the receipt from
ady in iceland o'a bJv " 'shsmrock, and ca eli On
Mr. }. Savage iDr m appropriate song, which was
given.
Mr.. Geary sang ''The Harp that once Mrough
Tara's Halls"
Mr.. X. O'Gorroan sloqp onIy responded 70 the
toast ApAsing reference - Col ClroorAn was
greeted With most enthusastlo applause.
The fourth regular tos1t--''Tho President" was
drank without response.
t. the ffsh regular Sasi--
"Ihe Army and N.yy--ihe guardians Of our Con.
s,incn, and tue defenders of our country from in
'es,ine treason and foreign fo,A."
Col. Nichols L. s. A, responded appropriately,
and gave Ihe has, 'rhe Allani Irishmen who Ars
lighting A. priyAies in tie war"
Mr.. X Bus.eed made a very snihusiNsiic anil pa
hicSc response 10 the same tc,a.
A toast was read by the President from Captain
Meiss, L. s. n, ~ he North CArollnai
'MIy the sons Of 81. Patrick do their part in Ak
terminating Secession, a. did 81 Patrick ,he ,oAis
and reptiles Of Ireland" tApplsusel
number Of toAs,s, greetings and sent menH
from kndrsk Societies in Boston, PhiladslphiA, 81.
Leuis, Brooklyn and several other cities. AL were
strongly patriotic and adverse 70 Eagland.
A very somic song, entitled "Ths Macs aud the
O's," Was here sung.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22
THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH q, 1862.



Ths message Of the President in relation to
the gradual emancipation Of slaves, through
the aid Of the Federal Govsrnr snt when
sought for by he people Of the several states,
e.sns 70 be = consequences Of his previous hint
Eor the appro priation OF some tract of land for
thar eolonizrion. The proposition combines
sobsmes Of emancipation that We . advocated
many years since, one Of which is britay pre-
ssnted.
The condition OF the mother determines that
Of the child. IL she is Oond bor cf.pri1g pre-.
serve the came condiic Hence 1t has bean
from time TO time proposed th,i the young col
ored females as they approach the nIdAgo-
able age, should Ia m,de free. II follows that.
with the lapse Of time, the whCl, systom would
die out, since no moro fema' es capabis Il civ.
ing birth to slaves would than g,ow up Now
accordipg 10 the census table. there are co.,
99e slaves; Of these, OOO. s9i arc females, AMI
Ct these females very nearly one-balf are under
15years Of age. B,iween 10 aud h years thore
are altogether $50, zoo. The census 5es not rive
the exact number Of each ags. but IL We
assume that one fifth, or ~ 900, are this year
IL, ard that o. many will fo,ch that age eyOrv
year, then al that is rcq1ifod is 10 pItcha.o
ard make free 10 600 every yoar a. they arrive
at tie ape of Is This a. a piioo If 1900 per
head, will cost slO. 100000 per snnum, OF ono
weeks cost Of tie present Wat.
ny this syGtcm, in tti-ty years time, slayos
would cease to be born, and those nov exiting
would, in the course of ra'urs, vary Eonly hayo
ceased to sxist El,rE asr,itule would h.,yo
come to an end. ThJro would remio, h vover.
vast number Of supetAnuua'od blacks whom
the masters cud not support, there bsing no
longer youDg slaves 10 supply the substance
For these blacks recessary prov ion would 70.
quire TO 10 made the pa lie expense.
The question tsen recIrs, what 20 70 h. done
with tho purchased igmalesi And hero NJ.
LrNCoLrs cclorizi'ion views, undsr suitable
provisions, could b, made to apply,
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22

By n, San FfanCisoj Alta CADIrnErit
news, lpef, WI learn Of the DEATH ct Nr. KSRY
VAN VALKENuREGii, eyed 33 year,, for save
rel ysNre prominent bullion doalsr Of tha,
city. The occurrence took pl,c, rsSr tbs San
Lorenzo paper mill on tho 18Th ~ tsbruNfy
lsst, at Santa Cruz, California. vhsts he was
attending 20 tho erection Of hi, pap,r mil, dut-
ing viii ho wa sadienly killed by ths lIl.
i'g Of trees D.cea-ed was CONNECTED by mar.
riage With tho daug htsr Of tho late JussrIi
PEHNrNs, Of this city, aud lotyos an interest
ing family with largo circle of friends s1d
acqua uainisncoa to mourn his untimoy oLd.
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The Alliance Declining.
ENGLAND BACKING OUT.
MayImiIlab', Prospects Gloomy.
AN AMERICAN OFFICIAL MURDERED
&C. &c, &c


Coi~,. H., Bgy.h H. The reporter TO- the
A. A.ol + ~ a.O .u ruari the Il ship IrD
~ cs sppt@ To- and NJ. u. #...'- tha 10 glag.
rs1.t ag,4 Irisr way 1t hA '.p.-t yao'.. ock
'l.sr.rL u,. sni i-,nu.i ,HWu s,'u'y vail e. "a,
spvan g. .a,e''piDr H,.-sn y beng sb.u, tpe,,y
u4.e's l'Ad ssa tl' nU's awe ,ns ,sland, q 'c.-
vs.,i suIr wb,e nea ner run out rom tie r,.l-
Wft's ,,in, ou h. K,nu. a.sre All ,ira1sI
down ''e rVsI Sour -N2.'s Rers tnr ,wn srer her
lot Tie dis,, s~An D., .ree, 'or ,he anop =, take
t1ei.
Atgo' 'c, tAs nc,, ,,uu I'i - s'pui ttro- n lcs
a,nss u- i'sni. T1s r.m..,Ioro lriereI tar,s
- the Holi,r Jusls int p,-ltou.
A. t.4 hour, twp ay.,s ,p IL. ,r-rnp.n, We are
within range, but A. yvS have la. 4 notl, ny ~
~ on,uy.
Thus appears v be 'at,e t,lal p-o, oa ,-s e
Kentucky SIDE, ard we have cJunp-i ,atrtssn guns
In T. -'I.on on ,he blnfi
A large runbw u r,bs trans, orts can alsp q
Ssan across the low pom, near ,he " ,spur shore,
lms.l" engaged around tho island, bu, Whist they
are doing cAnnot bs determined.
Tte mortar boats Ars momen,,rty @ yIec.ed to
open Afa.
We dbrern ,hs much talked u hoa,ln{ rsbd
bIitory a. VIC ISLAND
LATER.
Cairo, m March lG-t O'Clock =. M.-The re-
oe', 81 l.laud No 10 have = worry strong position.
Forty-six guns have been c,unto1
Eight mortars shel'd the battery abovo tho Island
today. Tho enemy lon II several times bi, return
ej. They only hred with 'Uo guns.
uur SheIs reached ,he Island easily.
General Pope has sen, dispatches " Cpnmosots
fooie, ssying that his heavy guns command the
'iv,r, - that neither steamboat nor gInboa, Of
the enemy oSn pass.
Firing rvs been heard in the direction ei New
M.dr,d all day. IL tissrpPosed shat the rebel I, IA
UuAis are trying " force pssssge
s,ven iehoi transports nesr Isa'i ~ 10 are
.,rnm,d lu.
"a" u.ar p1''ut o'tle enemy * visible, ani iI
,p. p.r' ~ he Arss enough for 5000 ., 20 OOJ.
Etom Winchester.
Hrolc"ey, Ia, MUrt l.. - Coutrabsris
COZ au sreIoIi - Lhe drs,r u,t,n ~ tho hrj "a
ororIto'pr C,c. *, ard rupes' ihH General Jack.
,.u Has r,!r,,,a. up tneN ,,oy iosaais Harrisburg
A 81. 4 .ipt al, q ro. tuu.ts.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.
INV YORK AID TuE vICHTt.
st. Patrick's Day,

Continued from .Grstpdge.)
On the reverse were the figures of Ma-shl
MacMahon aud the Maid OF Erin, with harp
surmounted by an aals, with tho inscriptions f;
For my Country Mourn.'
"triendshtp, Unity anu Love
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DIVISION No. 1O.--This being new division
carried no banner, but turned out in imposing
force. Their officers were: j. Radd,l, Presl-
don't; J. Gillespie, Vice President; J. Doflsy,
Secretary; P. Carroll, Treasurer.
THIRD DNIsIoN.- Dsnnls Sui van, Mar
ahal Aid-EdwaId Buckley.
Conn6ll's First Bard.
ToNGsHoRFMESs UMoS BEyEvoLTNT
SOCIETY.
Open barouehe containing James Kelly, Esq,
Vice President sCcompani by Mr.. MORGAN
Dreelan, and Master John, ison OF Roger MO
Gra.h, all in regslia. IT.. WI.
John Kane, President; George k'roy' ICE
President; Denis sullivan, Gen. SSG,i IatrlcA
Connell, Rec Sec; Patrick MeAny, treasurer.
The members wore q handsome green auu
gold regalia, and rossttes on the nght breast.
They carried handsome now banner In theu
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22
Tho Hudson River II. II. Accidoni.
From tho Albany ARGUS wo obtain tho fol.
loving particulars.

From tho Albany ARGUS wo obtain tho fol-
lowing particulars:
Ttetn.u eft EtN Albany Sho1t - Or "a mll
uirs n't-r ine II, express Or Nss York Il W.,
'uup,,'i u two locomotives, two bagsA,e cars
sul 80 pas-"t gtr csta, and b,ing yary heavy, WA
'Ic,d g. Law over At Hutton, uaiil tho up express
r.'u, New York passed by.
Tfo.e " ID haze TAy.lcd ove- the roai will re-
utulaT tla1 In ths vicinity y TIvoh the road
EHr a'out uliie over sheet ~ water-ihs ties be-
trg lstd tcrn~s pios. A. the TRAIN passing over
tlis siiu o' rl'd, the two Baggage cars aud -
pace carA we're thrugu n the track, by bro.
ken rail TIE l. couot,vi p Issed over safely The
baggage cara, and one ~ the coarhts, fall into thu
wisi 10 ths right. aud the u,nsr four =, the lsi,
TIE cars we're piloi up upon nn lthor, and
20 g ~ p'ciely brnNRu. iis wonderful that m
few live Vsra LIST. Four OF the soldiers and oue
10y were either Killed or drowned, and from 20 10
20 were wounded.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22

L,p&rHa Ky,, MUch 1.-The rains Of Fri
day rigft csuTod Barren River 80 swell over II
banks, and rorion ottae bridge over She nver al
TOW rg Green vas carried sway
R,uro.d c5umuniostiop wish Nashville is conSs
queu,y susyeLd,d tor the present, Tse OuiJ river
NJ No nIIIhlv IillMR.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22

Ior.cs 81 aroe. My.1 Id, r'I BRiar'
'ult l5.--paa SuwW r'Frrv.t ig.ry from Rasn'
1. q T,.,ad N FRIDAY, onI HaJsrss on S-;grlag
NHl lhf .ui ,D5scpgo.'.
The steamer Hugh Jelus arrived today '-am
waal '.top VIZ. o4sul rg frsr'r loves % llpsns.
Bn.,n weather delays Ge rapsi-s On tle tei2-
-rapu a4"r,
A., Congregational C5rn.,'ae on NIvA AEArs
ana tua ss-is,ant Secretary o' In' Tres y, came
.uwr yrrnl Washington trir luoIu.ng and returned
,o-u }ht amer rfro1'inB the Monitor and otAer OIL
-..u " lal.rtLL hc-e.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-22

uosLsn,,.s,, Ms-sL -Aa sru-r ~An is~,i fu
,hig morning for tns seizure OF the printing ON -
ard the srrest ~ Ihe pr0priet1rs Of ths suiogtn
sINpAY CuRosI, ~, and ineir trial ly CouItIna
tia that paper having yesterday publishei news
of m Ittary operations hud movements.
The editor stated that she news W n handed Ia u
a very ats hour, And tue paper went 10 praas Witl-
out 6is personal supervision. lie eXpresSed h,l
r,e rot a. d the military vernon, he being Sat -
i th.t the n .n,o would not Oe repoatgi, sue eN.
esutiau ~ the order We suspended.
Attention II cE led - tna orlsr iSsuet ash Au-
.u,t Huitu SSH A. ,utinUei 10 force.