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committees 10 amend the bill merging the two corps OF
Engineers and Typographical Engineers SO - to 90 jus
tce 20 tho officers Of these corps which, 1t Is alleged 10
done by the bill reported from the Senate Military
Committee Those officers have been selected from thu
highest zach class III the West Point Military Academy
They are acknowledged TO he men of superior attain.
ens aud ability bat tile organization OF the corps TO-
quires them TO in many nsonces 40 leutenaats,
when il they could be spared from tho Engineer Depart
mcnt they wcud b. commanding regiments, aud 10 the
line OF promotion brigsdiers. proposed TO con
fer upon thesc officers temporarily rank equivalent to
tho they render and the position they might
Otherwise attain.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS.
The folio wing deaths or soldiers are repofted:-
Henry c. Emmons, Company @, Tenth New Jersey
Calvin Clemons, Company A, Ninety third New YORK.
Jno. 81 Lindsay, Company c, Seventh Maino
Albert Karass, Company A, Fourth Pennsylvania c.
valry.
Sidney Bsron, Company /, Third Now York artillery
n. II. Jones' Company II, Eighty third Pennsylva-
MIA.
Jno W. Harritt, Company F Ninety hfsh Now York.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day confirmed the appointment OF Bga
der Generals Mitchell and Ord to bs Major Geroras Of
voiun eers and Captain John Gbbon Of the Fourth ar
tellery. TO be Brgader General.
No tESJEI.S ALLOWED IL HSIEn EVfsio.
Vessels that go South, excepting IN hs employ Of the
government matter what their cargo, will DO seized
and conascated
SUBSISTENCE OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
According to a recent order OF tao War Department.
when the o. sick and wounded soldiers is assumed
by tho state from which thcy cons tho Subsistence Do
partmcnt will commute hoir ration at twenty-five cents
THE LATE PROFESSOR FELTON,
AT the meeting Of the Regents Of the Smithsonian In
stituton yesterday Professor Wocsey was selected to
write the obituary OF his predecessor, DR.. Felton, and
Hon. s. s. Cox tina. Ct the late Senator Douglas. Measures
will be immediately taken to procure through Minister
Adams, the legacy to the Institution bcgueated by .
neco Of Smithson, amounting 70 SOS 900 sterling.
TEE SELECTION or OFFICERS OF TIE MARINE CoRrs
The Senate Committee Naval Affairs directed to
inquire whether be practicable TO GatO by law the
seec zion of officers OF the Marins Corps.
THE RIGHTS OF LOYAL CITIZENS IN REBEL STATES.
bill to tho rights Of loyal citizens in tho dis
loya! States Is to be introduced in the Senate.
FORM OF A PETITION IN FAVOR OF CoNFTscArI0S.
The form Of petition Cor a Conhscstion act mostly
used is the following
The Undersigned respectfully represent, that whle
burden OF the present war for the Union thoy Of
opinion that tax the property OF patriots should
Lau.. in hand with tho ccnscnon OF tho property Of
traitors and in order 10 prevent discord and opposition
tho log al States they csk that hogo who cod
the may be compelled TO assist in aging for il.
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vesse,s Of war bot south thsy stand for moment
a.sins, the steam ergnef Whc1 the steam engine came
and every ether labor saving ich!ns Is s,
and breaches stronger ali ton than issued
ing burdens against the railroad or against tho reaper,
OF moving machines And might 80 on unit Tomorrow
morning. counting these Intermediates which are 70
destroy your system and yet go against God and
against nature, cnging with perinacity to system
which has alruad! rassed away Slavery must away.
II is do med by this war e,ectlally Sorae Of these
advocates Of this institution to think that tho Crea
tor Of the universe is pro slavery being But SIR, II
have not greatly mistaken Him. lie 10 ii least gradual
enanoipationis. tLaughter.) All human institutions
must come 10 an end and, thank God those that ara
must end rs This s prosecuted for eternal
slavery am hshtms against i for eternal freedom.
for free nstitutons not for myself merely but for all
mankind.
Nr CoL,AMEx (rep.) Of w., defended his bill ss not
different from others AS IN all tho property has 20 I've
taken rst before any hing ese was done. The country
must be conquered FIRST Fit was true that according
TO tho Senator from OHIO, slavery was doomed there
need OF making special laws to crush il. We
nish be quiet and await the workings OF Providence
Ia thought II this vast army were spread all over tho
south many Of them wOui never como back, bit settle
there. thus helping 70 do away ah slavery ard restore
peace.
till, ii thsrs hope of reunion o.. these
states II would be gone Ho said frankly what ne bo-
ksyed. Thofe were no warmer friends Of tho onioL
than ia the border Ststo YET the advice aud cohfe' OF
the border States thrown asids as worthless lie
thought they had rot been rssed fairly H. tho Senate
tie passage OF this bin would he TIE death KEEL Of the
Unon. lie predcted that in 1870 lheis would be moro
slaves than now, because tho people will snsave the
whole race II they sort i've Thousand more free ne
groe. into Hssware, he wsuid 80 be his eopo to
onsaye the whole for tho poopla were determined
that this shall bo white mas country. But by this
scrt Of legislation you are tagging up tho filthy negro
70 be the equal of the white But this shan be
white mans country, and the negro shall never DO his
equal.
EyyCCIvs sxsaoS.
The Senate then went into executive session.
Adjourned iii Monday.
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Police InteIlfgenco.

Ca.sGs oY PASSING CoUSxRFxr Mosgy.--John Ksot
s,d Sarah Golden brought before Justice Quacken
bush Yesterday charge Of passing counterfeit fves
the Rails Head Bank Of this city. William McNsb, OF
No 1851 Broadway, and James II. lissstt OF No. 145
Sor Dig street, appeared ccmpanants. Tho bills
repr sSentsd to be we'll executed and calculated 70 do
cc ,olersby good Judges OF money. Indeed, IL
not a., tho nerory or the paper tho counterfeit would
be likely TO prove most dangerous one Tbs sccused
were held for examination.
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Honor TO Whom Honor Is Due.
TO raE EDIrOg OF THE HERALD.

-. BosIoN April 10, FS62.
fpercsysd in the Hssn Of this day that your CORES
pondent a. Yorktown mentions the names OF six
rons rscsntly s6t from Boston. Among them he has
named p- Gray Now az w. George ". Gay is the gen
teman intended 10 BE- named viii you have tho Kindness
10 correct tho error? Drs Gay and Cabot two Of tho
active surgeons Of our Massachusetts, General Hospital
hey both left large and lucrative practice 10 hid
their countYynsn Al the anticipated baltic at Yorktown
aud they without psounry compensation their
personal sacrifices are great.
AN OH HERALD READER.
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Major Cassidy and Colonel CrOcker.
ALBANY, May =, 1862.
William Cassidy, editor Of the Argus. has rscsiyedA
letter from his brother Major Cassidy dated Lees Farm
Va AprA 49, informing him Of his and Colonel Crockers
capture hy ths snsmys pickoIs. In postscript, dated
a.th he says that no Is to start for Richmond in few
minutes and hopes to be exchanged In short time.
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TRIUMPHANT PROGRESS OF THE UNION CAUSE.

The Capture Of New Orleans-Mnp 0f che
City and its SurrOu ndinKs-The swr-
render OF Fort Macon-Reported Evacu.
atioY. OF COrInth and Mem pitts, nd Of
tho Gapture OF Wilmington, N. C.-Tha
siege VI Yorktown-JmPOrtant InteMk-
gemcc from the South-Thc Latest News
frGm Europe, &c., &c., Sc.
An interesting account OF the Capture Of tho Gig %
New orisans, with the Correspondence between Ccrn
fasrsgut and Mayor Monroe and description OF the con
diou affairs the city previous 70 It's capture tho
whole accompau ed with Map showing tho City, its Ap
proschts aud surroundings, will DO published in the
wEExIy HERALD ready this morning at ten O'Clock. II
will give accounts OF the Capture OF Fort Macon, ~
c. by General Burnside, of the reported Evacuaton Of
Cornth and Memphis by the Rebels and OF the Capture
OF wilmington, y. O., by tho Union Foces The Iates,
Dispatches from the Army 10 front Of Yorktown aud all
the glorious news OF the asst week from tho dnercnt
divisions OF tho Union Army; Important Iateisence
from the Rebel States Account Of the great Rise in
the Mississippi river The Latest News from Europe and
nil other important ef the week.
Txnxs-Thros Dollars Per year. single copies six
cents
Espenschcid's Spring styles OF Gentle-
me Hats nncncss elegance and durability, are unsur
PASSED. Try them at us Nassau street
The Drama or Don Cesar de Daynn.
this afternoon and evening ~ Barnnms Museum. Last day
A Photograph OF Commodore Farragut
ana oncrs OF the army and Navy atcn at HOLMES
Park GALLERY, s64 Brc sdSay
Removal, Rcmoval.-Perego's Nassau
street Furnishing store to 20 Nassau street. near Fulton
street Shirts and Hosiery at low prices.
Kcefe's New Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms, opened No. 26 Crosby street. adjoining
his former place Of business
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES.
se sdseeri and rasor Safes ~ MsTrsy Sres serref
OF College place RODENT NJ fATRich.
Basch~lor's Hair Dyc.-The beat fra ths
pied !, s1TciELoEs Wig Factory. 10 Bond siereI -
HiIls Hair Dye, Fifsy Cents-Biack or
brown best Depot No barclay street, aud soldby
DIR. Keunedy's Medical Discovery IL
warIanisi to scrcfuls stysipeias Rngworm, Said
dsesss'6f the skin. OF wbstcveF nature.
Cyistadoro!S Hair Dye, Preservntive
ana wigs the bestn the vard, Wholesale aud retsa and
,hadye privately applied at No. 8 Asor House.
Trusses.-.Aarsh ~ Co.'S Radical Care
vsior-s superior article Nj resey street. Ases House
Barry'A TricopAerssas IL the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing reauyns, curling, cleaning
preserving md restoring a har Ladies y H. sold ,,
----------.---------
Campbell, CHEW sst and Apsthec AIRY
of Eighth sSenue nd Twenty eighth street Madt
clues warranted pnss su DISPENSED with care
Beautiful Com pIexton.-Laird's Bloona o
psaics and sk.a ~ Druggists and Al Ss srosdwsy.
| Coughs. Colds. Ne, Cured HmmediateiJ
By 9eps ~ vospsksNiap,s Lung ssisara Sold OIL
pyls's q. *. sopp a. the Most Eoenosut
ca that eouse<sept have Sold BY grccers even
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Prizes Cashed In All IsgaIized Lotts-
Information given JOSEPH BATES. Booker,
Ii W all street, Room No. 1. N. Y.
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Royal Havana Lottery.--Prf2es Cashed
and formation furnished by TAYLOR CO, Bankers NO.
10 Wall
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Campbell, CHEW sst and Apothec AIRY,
corner Eighth 1d Twenty ghh street Madi-
clues warranted pnrs Dispensed with cara
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BeAutifui Compl exton.-Lairsl's Bl0ona OF
Youth, LIQUID pszr preserves aud beautnes the
lexlcn and sksu Au drugsisls and al tSs broadway.
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Coughs. Colds. sxc., Cured Immediately
by ueing nr yO.pEkSNIfDis Lung Bslsafa- Sold olly
81 ths Boweiy drug N9to, No lMs
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The Monitor Hat, Mt Whites, Like Its
Is complete Let and all both greed
and small, give WHITE call, al No. 2l6 Broadway.
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Commodore F0ote IL Beloved by tbs
country, the general head 10 Of SIN more value said
head never well when surmounted by q
KNOX iniinable from 2l2 Re, sdway, and eah iDt
vidua masculine head in this oily going hlsher ~ -
adorned. Knox for the rebel, ard Knox for US
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DANIc-LApIEs H.\LMo RAJ. BOOTS, NEW STYLES
Tor 81 And upwards. a. BlETAErfs, sl2 GRAND street
corn az Norfolk
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, MErrCIL DEPART.
meat-Ths ssron OF ls62,s will commence on Oc.o-
Der TO- Valentine Mott p, Emeritr,t Professor Of Sur
fbersa uties 8 Bedford D., Professor Of Midwifery;
sioogy- Aired g Post NJ D., Professor Of surgery W. n.
Van fiuren, d. Professor Of Anatomy; John Mscalfc.
NJ D. Professor Of the Institutes Practice Of Medicine
rbe lectures are erraeed 90 as 70 give opportunity Tor daily
attendance NJ the nunel hospitals and The
surgical medical cbsterica cniqtes IN the college
conducted ~ here oforc The spring and autumn
~ being ca dNrin the present session In the
usual manner. letters OF inquiry b. addressed To
Professor parcr Predeal 81 me Aeaicai lscl, Vnsv
cys sew xMks
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pyls's q. *. soup a. tine Most Eopnomt-
csl tina, eouseksep g. Gao have SOLD BY grccer' every
where 80 =
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New Hat Company las NASSAU street,
established the last sixteen years. continue 70 sell then
Hats The price, ~ On price. Que quality EquAf 70
haIS
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Barry'A Tric0nherSsas IL the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing neauyinS, curling, cleaning
preserving and restoring III hair Ladies y i. sold 81
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Trusses.-.NIarsh ~ Co.'S Radical Care
Trusscs shoulder Braces And DR. Uterne Ee
vnlot-s superior article NJ Tcsey street, Ascs House.
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INSECT PowDEE.
tested for y yes-s aaq ,ows in favor KITS s eoSs
Furs ana Funxre garden insects, BE- All genuine pehre
the of r. Lyon, end not ersons OF
annals Beware Of counterfeiis aud In tations
LYONS Powder Kills all ifsects N rEa
Lyour Pills ara death 10 rats aud MICE
Sold every where. DegSi, az Bsosnwsy.
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AT$a $3.50, "a AND S4o.-sBoEs AND aGITERA
JONES, 10 and II Ann street
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Removal, Rcmo~al.-Perego's Nassau
Furnishing STORE to 20 Nassau street, Fulton
street. Shirts and Hosiery at low prices.
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DIR. Keunedy's Medical Discovery IL
warranted cure Scrpfula Stvsipcias, Rngworm Eald
Head 3at Rhes Ulcers Fever sores, rmpes, aud every
diseeseSof the Skin, OF whatever nature.
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Dnvid's Spring style of GeAtleMen's
Hats 2l9j, broadway. near Duane street.
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Cyistadoro!A Hair Dye, Preservi.aive
ana WIGS the bestn the v~rd Wholesale aud retail and
tina aye privately applied al No. 6 Aaor House.
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A Photograph OF Commodore Farra gut
nud OF the army and Navy talon at HOLMES
Park Gallery, 264 Br aduay.
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A PANIC--iESTs' PATENT LEATHER BOOTS FOE
"A 500 ri BARTLETT ), So ar.ad street. corner -
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Espcnscheid's spring styles OF Gentle
me Hats for nncness elegance and durability
pa-sed Try them at lis Nassau street
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Kcefe's New IL Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms opened at No l26 Crosby street,
his former place Of busncss.
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HilIs Hair Dye, Fifsy Cents-Btack or
brown best In Depot. No barclay street. aud sodby
drup
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Defiance Fire ind Burglar Proof SAFES.
Aso sdebosrd and Paror Safes 6s Murray street
OF COLLEGE place. ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
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"A Check to Traffic with the Rebels
via Nassau and Cuba.

Probability Of Beauregard's Re-
treat from COrinth.
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OmeisI Draw ngs OF tho K snt.eky and


prLAw.as. cL,ss At-May e. lsea
SO. 2, ia, ". 81. 81 80, 3, 81, 90. 90, %.
JOHN A. NORRIS co.
Wilmington. Delaware. or Covin.ton. Kentucky
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I,oR MorHs.-cEoAR oAMFBoR rs SMELLING To-
All IN hfs Cham agreest durable, reiaie. Eighe
owned and trade .uppl,cd by HARRlS CAHnAS, oss.
Fifth Avenue Hotel aud by s Marsh and Gardiner, No.
10 God slreoI pound package eli bax OF sh pounds
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TIE ARMY APPROPRIATION GILL.

s2g6, $4,000 for the Support Of the Army
for the Year Ending June, 1868.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dyc-The Beat iM ths
world harms IS, reliable and instantaneous Sold and a
Piled at RArCIiELoBS Wig Factory, 10 Bond stereL
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The Drama or Don Cesar de Daynn.
this and evening At Bsrnums Museum Last day
or thu prr ,fort
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NJISCELLAN EOUS

Don't Fail 10 Read Advertisement o1
Tie Grnnd Naliena Dog Show NJ The Museum.
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A ROMATfC SCHSAPPS
"A NWU OF v ofc's Schiedanl Aromatic Schnapps
CuL House lock. put up in bottles two dorer
car, with SPANISH labels expressly for the South Amer
aud Vest Iadan markets, for sale by
uDOIPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, - Beaver street
Orders received direct shipments, anypVrt Of the
world, from Iotterdam, Ma slburs or London.
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NEW Yong, April q, 1869.
We this transferred the Mehant Tailoring De
from thn second floor ot.he
corner Broadway aE Warren streets 70 the second eoe
: - NOS .se AND .6l BROADWAY.
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A NOTICE.
"A JOHN SAVAGE Ant nor OF "Sybil and other playa
viii commence in the LEADER saturday next, seriee
or papers entitled "Mcnoirs of The Irish DrAnatss."
Tie admirable sketches viii embrace Biographies OF SIC
Rirha ri Seel George Targuhar, Oliver Geldsmih Brine
Lev Sheridan Gerald Griilu Sheridan Knowles, Ac., ut
The lovers Of the old drama VIII find these memoirs By Mr.
az than Ordinary interest The LEADER Will
be found NJ ~ the stands on Saturday morning
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(,0RNS, BuNloNS, INVERTED NAILS ENLARGED
W JOINTS and all diseases OF the ct cured without pain
Inconvenience the patient by Dr. ARIE surgeon
Chropvdsi 100 Broadway. Refers to physicians aud
peup Of me eli
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
From New York.

New YoRK. Jan. 2.--It is repertc,l that
Carl Schnrz has resigned the Spanish Mis-
sion to take command in the army.
-, The workmen at the Navy Yard. NUN
bering nearly 5000. have struck in conse-
quence of recent order, of the Secretary
of the Navy. requiring them to work from
sunrise to sunset, as is the rule outside.
The Chamber OF Commerce to-day.
adopted resolution to prepare memorial
to Congress. asking for the speedy passage
of defective laws BY which equal taxation be
levied the several States, also a. jndi-
cious system Of excise to sustain the public
credit and form staple basis for tie ulti-
mate liquidation of the public debt. A
resolution was also adopted. after en- ex-
tened discussion, that the Chamber remon-
stratc against the recent construction oil
the late tariff law, by which the act is
made applicable to gools in bond, import
ed prior to its passage. and goods on ship
board prior to the 81 of August ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09

arrivs4 here At o elocIstAis, afternoon.-
She lhgs 3. D71balesf cotton
@ Steve IS brisade advance ON the
mai land, on he Issfand took possessiori
of rd6cl battet5es aftF short esistapcel
The gunboats assisted by Smelling the reb-
els. General Stevens followed mp to with
insix miles of gQlmfl$pB' A flag Of
truce came from tlfs rebels requesting per-
mission to bury thsir-lsad. hoaE was
granted for that, purpose. when they fell
back on their Notifications. which were
said to be very extensive aud defended by
eleven to twelve thousand men under Gen.
Pope. Their loss was unknown. Our
force was forty-ive hundred. and we had
eight wounded, including Major Watson
o. the 9Th Michigan. who was MORALLY
wounded. -
Gen, Stevens now holds possession OF
the main land. and awaits reinforcemeuts
from thu. North.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
The New Michigan scuntor:

1t is a source Of general satisfaction
throughout the Northwest that the vacancy
in the Senate caused by the death Of Gov.
bingham. has been filled by the election of
Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard, leading nems
Der Of the Detroit bar. gentleman of large
abilities, and an accomplished scholar
lie was a, leading spirit in the Wing party,
and represented it in Congress in 1870
He has also been a member of the State
Legislature. twice Attorney General Of the
State; and las occupied in every respect a
commanding position. He is a clear
thinker. an earnest worker. and has strong
convictions on the anti-slavery question.
with powers as a speaker that will consti-
tute him a valuable accession to the Senate,
a distinction he has fairly earned Chic
TriJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
OUR PRISONERS FROM RICHMOND


FoRr MosRoE, Dec. 3.-The steamboat
George Washington left Old Point at IL
O'Clock this morning. and proceeded up
James river about Q miles above Newport
News, where the rebel steamer Northamp-
ton was met with Union prisoners from
Richmoad. md
They stepped on board under the pro-
lection of the National flag. as their names
were called. Such happy looking men are
seldom seen. Cheer after cheer arose from
each boat MS they approached. and the
band of the 4th artillery played. "Home;
sweet Home" which added. TO. the enthu.
siasm.
As the boat passed Newport News the
crews Of the U. S. frigates Cumberland and
Congress manned the rigging, and the
troops at Camp Butler crowded the beach
and the wharves. and sent over the water
three shouts ofwelcome.
The George Washington.aryived here on
her return about $50 p. n, and the Bal
timore boat. which. was detained for the
purpose. took the released prisoners to
Baltimore. ..ilsefsl
The number released is $40. nearly all
ofwhome were taken at the battle of Bull
Run. .sI,a.r ssA sinfia4 sll gfrs
The prisoners left Richmond about seven
o'oloelS this morning. On arriving here,
all who needed clothing were Immediately
supplied by the Qurtermaster's Depart
uIent. r, tf. So. SAT-
| A scouting party left this place this
morning and proceeded to Great Bethel,
and found the place occupied by a guard
Of cavar!y only. Thee place was taken
possession Of by the scouting party. and a
guard left there. - .faiaa
The names Of the returned Richmond
prisoners viii be sent If there arc any from
the West. itssa fo,r ieeEea fta ~
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Carrot Davis's Senate bill declares to
be alien enemies all persons in the social
cd Confederate States in civil or military
service. and all who give aid aud comfort
tosaisl States. and -forfeits-to. and vests'in
TIE Federal Government. without any legal
proceedings whatever, all their property OF
every description; charges against the Con-
federate States. $4,000 for every soldier
and sailor of ours killed or dying in this
war. and leaving wife. child, or widowed
mother; charges them with the value of the
impaired constitutions and disabilities of
our troops, and makes them liable for
damages done to persons or estates of 10y
alistsin the South. Suits may be com
menced by PARTIES entitled to these dana
ges in any U. S. Court in any State or
Territory, and proceedings he. in rem, a
gainst any property forfeited to the United
States as mentioned. Five years arc given
in which TO bring suits.