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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

We print on another page the sixth article
Of the SERIES on French and English soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

READER. you can have an enduring always
ready ard reliable GoLD Pm exactly adapted 70 your manu-
and s,jle 0, writing viii viz do your Writing 'asuy
~ han soe P,ns. If yor au;it The Pen IS Measr
than the Sword" in ano.lcr column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
Beware Of counter

C,T-TIDN 40 INIll1-- : .---BcWaTe OF cOlNlcI-
lei, MEXICAN MrsrANe LINN The genuine Is wrapped
in fe fteepe ercIgvinrs with the words Mexican Mus
fsrs Liuin-nt circle surrounding blrnlus volcano
&c and y. ). Baruesn blown in she bottle.
Thse has been offered Tor sale b. john d. Park an ar
;ice In gene design qite o sare but executed on com
mon stone rsr with the words =. c. ETa2g Co. IN TOP
Of the cre the od Mexcan' underneath small and 90
scred by smoke OF the volcano, end the Proprietor NAME
% Bunes," omitted froiH tie b tile. ,
10 mara's sell counterfeit tra. mark - criminal
oPcr,c aud the underlined will sr.cly enforce his hs
,viy aud criualy. Information in regard 90 the where d.
bouts @. the sid counterfeit Eniment Wi he tnanAaAy re-
cciyea. ID. = BAiNl,, No. ~ bIoao"ey y. l.
CON PENS REPONTFD-EQUAL TO NEW
On the receipt Of &c in sauQs Orders by rsil
,romuuv attended to Con- PrS aud SILVER Ex1RssIoN
CAsr 81 % t. :. JoNsOy, NO. - Mailen-iue on
CHAPPrD HANDS. FACE, LIPS, &C.-CEE-
Tpv Ct'Rn AvD observation-disclosures Co.'S tAN Hof
To- with OLICEEISE vii Aecp ar San soit IA me coers
weather Sold by druggists generally Price - Gems sent
~, mi on -ec,i-' Of a. cents IIEsEMtN & Co,
- No. ICi. 500. 81 and 5Jl DIoatwEy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

TRussEs.-MARsH * cos RADICAL OLN.
Trrss No Vesey.st All kinds Of 1ig,ses o
(Ninary shoulder Brcces end Abeonnn5 Sps for De-
iornlii,e. = female e. ends ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05
RFCRGANHZlNG sECResgA.
The Herald Of yesterday thus ampliied and
cxulted over an item of the preceding nights
telearaphic adyices from Washington:

MILITARY GOVERNOR FOR TESSHssYy-We find the
President appointed Andrew johnson u s. Senator for
Tennessee Military Governor that Slate during the inter
that elapso the crushing rebellion and the
perfect restoration Of law and order when of the
State will return its norms condition This ia what we
long since recommended In the OF Tennessee Mr.
Lincoln has very properly appointed Andrew Johnson true
Union man. tried IL the lire, and brave lon to I'LL the
most Of Provisional Governor When subsection TO the laws
accomplished and the people ssy vote, then new
Legislature now Governor, Members Of the House OF
Repre.eutayes and two IT, s. Senators who will doubt,
te their places in this vsry Congress will bc elected Thus
State by State viii the whole of the deindd Southern people
be Iestortl 70 The pricrills blesngs Of the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

RUPTURE CAN BE RADICALLY CjRED.-
Whites Patent Lever Truss" IS doing wonders ~ a'se
fror sn o,hers-ac.on in and up. ic.. Clearly aIu ""
= dcsly crre Female supporters Oh the same pfinepie
Pl,nr le;s free No. p Boue-st.. y. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

The scenes and practices here described are
well known to be common wherever Slavery
exists. Thousands end thousands Of "Stump
South, on which coarse, prohisate, and mcr.
cenarv masters eXcrc'e for their own lust ana
profit absolute dominion over human beings
whom they buy rs readily as cattle, to an ex-
tent limited only by their pecrnary means.
Tho possossor Of lew thousand dollars may
be the mcanest, tho bascst, the vilest the
most fcrociCus and cruel of men. There is
nothing in the lave or customs, or opinions
Of The Slave States 70 prevent hin from be.
coming the master and owner of men, women,
and children aud, ii he chooses, sccluding
them on some Stump Neck" far from any
travelled road and from any ncigsbors, and sub
lcctlug them without Lndorance to all that bis
corrupt appctitos or internal passions may
prompt. aud yet Christian men and refined
and tender women hold up their hands in hor-
ror at the proposition TO deprive those ruians
Of their dreadful power, aud TO tako their
wretched yictims OH; Of the possession OF in.
diyidunl caprice and interests, and put them
under The common protection OF just and
benclccns Law. For that, in substance, IS all
lhat IS meant 10y emancipation. /. is simply
10 give to the negro chat properly belongs to
hm.--lls wife, bis children, and hls eaynings-
instead OF leaving him 10 bo used ms beasi
tos tbc pleasure, profit. and cOnyenl.nco oi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

varuish made whnly psrf q gun copsl pr g
10 .mtEt q other gurns OF substance ~ G.
Vegetable OILS pr gaiiou 1oenis-
Vegetable pnlnsonary baissz1. same a. Deh;tr-
See
verrnifngs. sane .-Dsrfifricr-"
Wsrehcose ertTy. az custom ho1sss- not exceed
ing oue dollar u value. stamp duty 1~ot<
Az soiisrs -''''-' 50 cents.
Do. Do. exceeding ave dollars in value %
wsreh0use receipts. stamp DUTY . oeuts-
WHISKY per gallon - oents
Do. rectined. : not pay a additional duty.
Wholesale dealers. under which tern = Included
every p<r-yn who's business er cccupsiionis
70 sell 'or oscr 10 seil. <rsceries-o any goods.
wares or merchandise. Of fore IN domestic
production. BY more than one original pack
age or piece AZ time. 20 the same pur
sha.er nos incl udtng vines spiritnous malt
liquor, Cor each license % %
Wholesale dealers In liquors q every dcscnp-
ton, including distilled spirfts fe1ncnfcd n
quors and wines of all kinds (per~ons other
than distllcFs. who sell OF oder f0r sac any
such liquor. IN quantities Of more shan three
gallons time 10 the same purchaser, are
inciuded.l for each license l~ y
Willow. manufactures Of per G
Wine made OF grapes, pr gallon cene
Withdraw al entry AZ custom house. stamp dnty % cent
Wood manufactures Of. IL not otherwise pro-
vided for per c.
Wood screws II eta
Wool manufactures o. not Otherwise specified pr c.
worsted If totherwiespecined 3per CT
orm lozengcs. n -Dcntifr1ce"
Writ. stamp duty 80 ceuts
Zinc manufactures Of otherwise specified per CT
Do. ozyde Of. per 100 pounds = cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a IL r . "A d
1862. y = - P5zl 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route 60 Chicago via Kokemo.
a. Nh - suoprru I1aax OTHER RoI-IE



nN AND AFTER NAY S. lisa, trains will be
~ : follows
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis Al li.lo n,
stop all stations and make close connection al kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
for Logan>port Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive
at Peru 3l5 Z. NJ IN time make connections with
trains Toledo and Wabash Ra~a going East and
West
Returning the same train viii leave Peru at GOO
A. NJ after the arrival Of the the T. W. r. w.
from the East and arrive al indianapolis al 80 A NJ
in make connections for all points East, South
and West.
An Expresstran will leave Indianapolis s less r. NJ,
Kokono with train FOR Chicago. sd arrive at
500 A. M in time TO make connection with trains
going East aud West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
Returning the train will leave Peru al 100 NJ.
making close connection AZ kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logansport and arrive ~ indianapolis at
4l0 r. M in time 20 connect with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati Louisville and other points.
Special attention given 90 the transportation OF live
stock produce and merchandise generally
DAVID MACY. General Agent aud superintendent
THO p. HAuGHEY. General Ticket Agent. apl g. dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

The Taxes Impesed sy the Tar Bill,
and Passed by Cesgsess, June FAD,
ssa1-Thc Duties en Incomes, lnsu-
surance Corn pan5es, Raifroad Com.
pawsess &c.-The Taxes ON Distilled
Spirits. wsuussesures, OsRs. Paper.
Gss. Candies Tobacco, Snafs, Sc.
gavs. srs". soap, screws. cloth, Lea
sher. Glue, wine. Coal. &c.-Tbe Tax
On Cestou-rhe License Tax, &C., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
sSnn sp-9-u-nHn9
r a I L r . "A ID
Essz = !, ,, = 8

= siii;sssss5l( -
shortest Route by Thirty Miles!
no CHANGE OF CARS To CINCINNATI,
Three transeave indianapolis Daily, Sundays excepied
yIRST TRAIN.-s.2o An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
u Express arrives at Cincinnati al 10 M and Lex
ineton, Ky. 7:3o NJ
second fra.n-l0f0 A. M.-Cincinnati Nell arrives at
Cincinnati NJ, making close connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor 1.oveiand, Morrow, Columbus New
ark. Evansville and Wheeling.
Third Train-635 P. NJ. Cincinnati Express. arrives at
Cincinnati ll.l0 p NJ.
Fare same as by any other route.
Call for your tickets the indianapolis aud Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
srrcraI Norrcs-Be SURE you get IN the right
indianapolis The ~nly Cincinnati train. stands on the
fifth track, being the fatbesf track south in the Union
Depot at Indianapolis.
W. II. L. NOBLE. General Ticker Agent
Wx PowsII, Travelling Agent my26 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
FRO1I WAsHINGTON.
WAssINezos, April ls
TrIhIrneIa- -dasnafnh /.

Tribune despatoh :.=-----
The Finsncs COMMITTEES Of the -senate
have dt,ne nothing =FespesEing thefaz bill.
They etsgupied all=the he=time-tbat=W lsfi
them by hsnumeFous commissioners press.
ing the exemption thiEsH sHd=thgt Interest
from taxation. 95==-
Leading Senators BsY that the billzBill
60 TO the House within week after il
comes from the Colamittees "a
The rumor is general that Secretary
Stanton has resigned in consequence Of
differences Of opinion between him and the
President touching the movements Of
troops.
Every day new ba,tbaFlies perpetrated
by the rebels come tDsligkt. This week
two soldiers who had struggled from the
ranks in the march from Manassas to Cat
let's, were found, It is reported on credible
authority, by the rodesiGe with their thrOats
cut from ear to ear.
Tbs farm bill is promised speedily fFon
the ways aud means Committee.
Intercepted letters from Fredericksburg
state that the rebel forces at and near that
place number nearly 10000. They are in
constant motion.
Hsrsld's despatch:
There are strong Indications of impor-
tant changes in the Cabinet within lew
days.
Congress has at last bssD-z to 4, ~. -.IiaA
Of the censorship exercised over the Press,
There are indications that it will be either
speedily abolished or modified.
The Navy Department has invited prol1o.
sitions by mail or telegraph to the 30th ins :.
at noon, with general speci6cations and
plans for the construction of one OF more
gun boats for the Mississippi and Gulf Of
Mexico, with two turTets on the plan Of the
Ericsson Battery, for II-inch guns thick
ness Of the iron plates to be eight inches
the sides to bs plated with iron three inoh.
es thick, in one or two layers, to extend
two and half feet below the load line. the
vessels not to be less than go feet in
length and So feet in bredth, and not 10
draw over feet Of water when loaded and
ready for service, to be propelled by scrowil,
to insure speed Of 9 knots or sea miles
through the water per hour, and to sta6s
the time and price. ~
The Secretary Of the Treasury It is said
has decided to redeem 20 per cent. IN cash
Of the certificates Of indebtedness issued
before the 7th inst 1t is thought he will
receive 40 per cent. additional Of these
certificates in Payment Of the borids he may
thereafter sell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, April II.
A number Of small vessels had arrived
ct HsYsRs; also the rebel steamer Austin,
from New Orleans, with cotton
The so-called English steamers Marion
and Fox had also arrived with cotton. The
former from New Orleans - t -
NEH YoRK, Apri- IL.
The steamer Columbia, from Havana
80th, has arrived.
Confederate buyers we're much ohaqrined
that no powder Was at Havsns; SO5
pounds sold ct IS cents per pound; it would
bring dollar or more on the 18th.
Dates from Vera Oru1 are to the Ist and
Mexico to the 2sth.
Vioe.Admirsl Jurien Was recalled.
Gen. RObles was executed on the 28d for
treason.
President JusreE demands that Almonte
be given up. The French refuse.
ComonfOrt has been appointed by Jusrez
Military Governor Of tie State Of Thmau-
lipss.
The steamer Philadelphia WAS At Havana
on the 10th from Fort Pickens; ahs brought
nine refugees snd one sutlsr from the rebel
camp, who ran away taking 100, 600 dollars
in gold and large amount Of Confederate
SCRIP
Only Ave hundred rebels we're at Psnsa-
cola.
Fort MoRse had been abandoned.
The fort at the eastern end Of Santa Rosa
Island had been taken by the Union troops.
Peace had been restored in Honduras.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

A slavehoIdor's Word for Rraaasipatioh.
An influential stakeholder in ssdAliA,
Missouri, writes to the St Louis Demo.
crat,
ais Il strange that q change should
come over the spirit of our dreamF How
intensely prO-slavery our people have been
we all know. Every candidate for of6ce,
however high or low, had 70 swear elerntl
and undy ing love and veneratiOn for the
South, and the more intense Was his love
and devotion FOR the niger the more GER
tain his chances Of pron.otion, especially Il
he had none himself, but was simply autu-
ated BY purely disinterested beneVolence
in taking care Of his neighbors', who, poor
soUls, we're not competent to take care Of
their own property. But, MesBrs. Editors,
9 new era is about to dAWnupon tbs future
Of Missouri. Then let the loyal, uneOndis
ionBl Union man Of TIE State prepare to
meet the issue. ThiS question Of ths grad
Cal emancipation b NiSSouri must Be met
sstst Be diSeuSsed. If slavery is the bleBs-
ing that its friends claim, surely nothing
need be feared from investigatiOn-from
discussion.
"Lst us have q full ticket for al State
officers, and, if possible, call upon our:
friends everywhere to bring out their osn.=
didates for the legislature. Let the ques,
ton be fully submitted 10 the voters Of
Missouri next august. There is no time
to be list Our Constitution prohibits
emancipation. II our people WerO unshi-
nous for it We would have to call conven-
tiOn and change car constitution. Then let
the question 81 once be started, and let ne
know where We stand. In the immense
sacrifice Of fraternsl blood, not q hostile
gun has been fred in any Of the States
where slavery does net exist. This speaks
volumes for cur oause.H t aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
Opening sesnes In tho battle of Piusburs,

OPENING Scenes In ths Battle Of Pirtsburg.
From the correspondence Of the Pitts
burgh Gazette We copy the following dss-
CriPtiOn Of the sOul-siokening scenes ct.
tending the surprise of the Federal army at
Pittsburg on Sunday morning;
Almost at dawn, sherman's pickets were
driven in, very little later Prertiss
were and the enemy we're into the camps
almost as soon ss we're the piokets them
selves.
Here began scenes which, let US hope, will
have no parallel in the remaining annals
Of the war. Many, particularly among our
oihOors, we're not yet out Of bed. Others
we're dressing, others washing, others
cooking, q few eating their breakfast.
Many gums we're unloaded, secoutrements
lying pell-mell, ammunition was i'll sHp.
plied-in short the camps we're completely
surprised-disgracefully, might be added,
unless some one can hereafter give some
undiscovered reason to the contrary-snd
were taken at almost every possible disad-
vantage. ED Is
The first wild cries from the piekets
rushing in, and the few scattering shots
that preceded their arrival, aroused the
regiments to senss Of 'theif peril; an in
slant afterwards, rafting Volleys Of mus
kerry poured through the tents, while, be-
fore there was time for thought Of prepar-
alton, there came rushing through the
woods, with lines Of battle sWespine the
WHO'S fronts of the division camps and
bending dOWu on their flank, the fine DASH
ing, compact columns of the enemy.
Into the just aroused camps thronged the
rebel regiments, firing sharp volleys as
they came, and springing forward upon
our laggardB with -the -baycnet. for while
their artillery, already in position, was
tossing shells to the further side Of the en-
oampments, SCORES we're shot down as they
we're running, without weapons, hatlesp,
ooatless, toward the river. The searching
bullets found other poor unfortunstes in
their tents, and there unheeding now, still
they slUmbeFed with tbe unseen foe rushing
on. Others fell, as they we're disentanEling
themselves from the flaps that formed the
doors to their tents; others as they were
buekling on their eccoutrements others as
they we're trying to impress on the cruelty
-ezultant enemy their readiness to surren-
der. 4
Officers were bsyOnetted in their beds,
and left for dead, who, through the whole
tso days fesEfal struggle, lay there gasp
ing in their agony, and on Monday eve
ming were found in their gore, inside their
tents, and still able to tell the tale.
Such were the fearful disasters that
opened the rebel onset on the lines of Buck
lands brigade, in shermsn's division.
Similar, though perhaps lees terrible in
some Of the details, were the fstes Of Prem .
tiss' entire front.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
FROM BALTINORR.

BALTIMORE, April II.
The following reliable information rela-
tive to the visit of the French Minister
to Norfolk seems to justify particular men
tion. On Sunkay l,Vorning last Commander
Qsutier, of the French Iar steamer 6sEsndi
reesiyed a telegraph dispSt6h, Wis cherry
Stone, TO repair immediately 10 Alexander
Tor the French Minister. The Gassndi pro-
ceeded forthwith and returned to- Hampton
Roads without even giving the coVma1d
ant time to stop in Washington, and atteE
paying brief visit to Gen. Wool and Tag
officer GOldsboro, the Gazandi went to Nor
folk whence lhe French Minister was to pro-
csed to Richmond. @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
Ehig Afternoons Report.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTREss MONROE, April l6.
Calm weather prevails here. Il has
been propituOus for the reappesrsnce Of the
Merrimac, but SIS she does not come it is
considered she was most likely injured By
getting aground when last cut
A hag Of truce was sent this morning 10
deliver letters and dispatches, but no news
tranaPired. Il vas impossible to obtain
sven . glimpse Of the papers received At
headquarters.
Copies Of the Richmond Despatch and
Norfolk Day Book were received here last
evening.
The despatch eontaips telegraph from
Beaursgard, dated OOrinth, Oh invt. stat-
ing taat hs pas strongly enFsnohed, and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

HEADQUARTERS Army IL TIE F1ELD, !
PfFrsRrRa AnriT Q 1879

HEADQUARTERS ARMY IL TIE FIELD,
s. PgTsBURe, April 9, 1862.
Gen. P. G. T. Beauregard, Commanding
Confederate Army Of the Mississippi,
Monterey, Tenn: ~
Your dispatch Of yesterday is just re-
ceiVed Owing to the warmth Of the
Westher, I deemed Il advisable to have all
the dead Of both psrties buried immediate.
y. Heavy details we're made for this pur-
pose, and il is nov accomplished
There CANNOT therefors, be any, necessity
Of admitting within cur lines the partisp
you desired to send on the grounds asked
l shall always be glad 70 extend sn4
ooartesy consistent With duty, and esps-
oially 60 when dictated bT humanity. Y
Tam, General, Tespeotfully,
~. Your cbedient servant,
a Q. s. GRANT, Msi Gen. Oum'dg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
Con. HomlRR,

Il has not been stated, We believe, that
Con. Holhhs, Of i'famn turtle hOtoFisty,
was osPtuFod IN the general rout ct Island
no. 40 bat such Is the fast. BE is nov .
prisonan.s 6ssnsy be expected here IN 3
day q ~ iti'i1ris RsPsblisal. sTe.i %
ss--.-5 II s-cI.s5las f2a1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
Correapsndenoo Between Gems. Grant and
BeaureGard.
LETTER OF GEN. BEAURHaARD.

LETTER OF GEN. BEAUREGARD.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE M1ss1ss1pP1, !
MoETEREX, April Z, 1852. !
sIR At the close Of the conflict Of yes
terdsy, my forces being exhausted BY the
extraordinary length Of time during which
they. we're engaged with yours on that and
the preceding day, and it being apparent
that you had received, and we're still re-
ceiving reinfOreements, felt it my duty to
withdraw my troops from the immediate
soenoe Of conflict.
Under the circumstances, In accordance
with gssges Of var, I shall transmit this,
under flag Of truce, to ask permission to
send 9 mounted party to the battle held Of
shiloh, for the purpose Of giving decent in-
terment to the dead. ~. -,
% Certain gentlemen wishing to avail them
selves Of this opportunity 10 remove the re.
mains Of their sons and friends, / must re-
quest for them the privilege Of accompany
ing the burial party, and in this connection
l deem II proper to say, sm asking only
what have extended to your own country
msn under similar circumstances.
Respectfully, Gsneral your Ob't sery't,
14 Pc. 7. BEAUREGARD.
General Commanding,
To Mel. Gen. o. s. Grant, o. 8. A., Com.
nanding D. 8. forces near Pittsburg,
Tenn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
RRnnl NEW YnPE

NEW YoRK, April II.
The brig Drummond, FROM AspinWsll
March 3lst reports that the steamship
Ariel, from New York, arrived at Aspin-
wall on that day with her machinery dam
sged. This fact may account for her nom
arrival ct this port from thence with the
California mails and passengers, ss she is
now some days overdue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
IRON VIRGINIA.
~NNWIN NNNEININLlIa
WOODSTOCK, April l6.

:" VOD5t0OA1 APLI1 To
si1ty.one Of Ashby's cavalry including
three Oiheers, were captured theis after
noon and brought into Woodstock.