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were now dretsd The shot fell like hail. the shell nsw
Ike rain drops and slowly steadily she returned the mr.
there aud everywhere tAs Nack " cheese bsx" Insrs
lay the Virginia evidently aground but still firing WIN
unite eoumn % yhos Do above the Mime
sofa, higher and higher fuller and fuller In s vou
and beyond doubt carried death all along her decks "a
the red tugs boiler had been exploded oy sosi 49,
that white cloud canopy the steam thus
ratedmore terrible than the giant who grew OUT o 'c
vapor unseaed by the fisherman in the fable ana NV NV
time, for her actually moving through tiic
and can mark the foam at her Prov Anu, straise ~
say these long painful hours, measuring time oy our
emotions are condensed by the unsympathelic nds oi
our watches into fifteen minutes Az twelve occeK
noon she was steaming down for Sewalls, while the
strange looking battery away for the fgate ashore
We steamed down TO meet her, mustered AL hanus,
and running close alongside gave her three cheershee
cheers which came from the bottom Of hearts-whlch
were expressive OF praise and thankfuness benedc
tion and delight Her company was mustered on the
grating and returned cheers. We IN closer and
there her commander, Catesby Ap r. Jones, look
ing al calm and modest any gentleman within the
Jurisdiction of Virginia The Commodore hailed the ship,
heard the reply complmented the quiet thoughtful look
ing who had managed and fought her from the time
Flag officer Buchanan was wounded up 20 that moment,
and then, with cordially spoken sqoges upon the gallant
men ON board, shot ahead. Here let us pause one
moment Our task has been 10 speak Of events rather
than individual actors but we should do violence TO our
own feelings and to the public sentiment did we iai 10
alude the conspicuous services of the gentleman who
succeeded Flag Officer Buchanan, who shot on the
grating OF the ship on Saturday, the sth.
He was known to all members OF his profession as
thorough and accomplished seaman AS an ordnance
officer he of approved skill and after the Sth and 9th
OF March this scholarke placid gentleman steps upon
the historic of this great revolution one OF its
heroes. We leave him and gallant shipmates to
the generous appreciation of their countrymen and ask
ing pardsn Of his sensive modesty for what VIC have
written, pass with our narrative.
The same enacted and re-enacted as she
passed each vessel and with Flag Officer Forrest in the
the squadron steamed cautiously along towards the
barrcades.
AS the ships grouped against the SOFT hazy sky, fol-
lowed the Virginia The picture one never TO be for
gotten the emotions excited such can never be de-
scrbed.
As we looked up towards Newport's News we saw the
spars of the Cumberland above tho river she had so long
insoently barred but her there not
atber head visible to tell her story. But this not
all she had done. The Minnesota lay there riddcd like
seive What damage she sustained will never be known.
but it must have been rightful. And within eight and
forty hours she had successfully
tered defed aud beaten force equal to $50 men and
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Trade on the Tennessee and Cumberland
Rivers.

CIRCULAR OF THE SPECIAL AGENT OF THE TREA-
suRY DEPARTMENT.
desire to make explanations 10 the public In
regard TO commercial relations with the nsugrec
tioaary States.
The law Of Congress of July 49, 1861 makes all inter-
between loyal states and states declared by the
President 10 be in nsurrection unlawful and declares all
merchandise together with the vessel carrying IT, going
TO coming from those States, forfeited to the United
states
II was made the duty Of the Secretary OF tho Treasury
TO enforce Observance OF this law and in doing he re
all violation Of its provisons Tho great profit OF trade
in conrsy cnon OF the law induced bad TO attempt
s invasion under every conceivable trick ard pretence
Hence tho necessity OF supervising all shipments, no
matter where nominally destined.
Tho law provided that the President might license
trade with those Sstss 20 be conducted only under rules
and regulations 10 be prescribed by the Secretary OF tho
Treasury.
Our recent successes IN Tennessee have created such
condition Il things there that the President regards
his duty 20 the discretion ccuidcd TO him by the
law by authorizing trade between certain parts Of that
state aud other pss o the United states undcr careful
restrictions aud tho Secretary uf the Treasury IN pur
suance the law has prescribed the rules and lla
lions undc- which this trade may 10 conducted hich
were published IN the Commercial on saturday last and
referred " as circular" lie Intends having thein
generally advertised that ali may sec aud understand
them, aud be prepared 10 make their applications lcr
license 10 trade In proper form under those rules aud
regulations.
feel authorized say that tho Prcsidcn, and secre-
tary OF 'he Treasury determined 20 to conduct the
granting OF these licenses, that little precedence or
monopoly OF privilege shall possible but that all
who desire TO avail themselves Of licenses can do so upon
equal terms.
IA ,ay be proper for the purpose of correctuc an ar
roneous impression IN the minds " many 10 sta,c That
all pa and present restrictions upon commercial ntor
course were created by the law o Congress Abgyo
aud not by any voluntary action OF the Secretary of The
Treasury and so long as the law stands all must be
governed by i and the measures now being adopted
sstenty with the proyisions and rocy Of ths law
WA. r. SEiLhN,
Special Agent Treasury department.
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The HawkIn Zowavcs mt the Battle Of
Roanoke Island.

BOsION, Mafch To, I55Z
IN many OF the corrcspopdsnts reports Of the engage
mont at Ros noke nearly ell the credit given TO the
Hawkins zousyes They arc Of course entitled their
share; but letter from ofncer In the engagement
states tho nanting Massachusetts, regiments that
csucd tho sudden Of the rebssfrom their strong
holds, and The fort entirely empty when the Haw.
kns zousyes made their grand charge.
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Rcturn OF. Assistant Secretary Fox to
Washington.

WASHINGTON, March u, 1862.
Captain Fox Assistant Secretary of the Navy returned
from Fortress Monroe today. From The information ob.
tanned there he is convinced iha: tho Merrimsc
much injured in the engagement with the Yankee ohesse-
box" aud that in any repetition Of the experiment Inc
monster viii fare siill worse.
The nPenetraoility Of the armor of the Merrmac
is demonstrated by the fact that the rssgem.nt on
Saturday sto received about sixty broaisides flom
ye-self.
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Goryuers, Once,

FATAL EEsULf ~ srABBINa AFFRAY.
Thomas OCounor snlrsh sailor, died at tho New York
Hospital yesterday from tho effects Of stab IN the abdo
mon received On the 10th inst. the hands OF ship
mate, whose name Y unknown The aaair occurred al
the corner Of Roosevelt and Batavia streets and was
witnessed by several persons. Efforts were made to
arrest the aEsa lant but Ee led Immediately after tho
stabbng, and has since nanaged to himself Tbs
pa rites boarded at No. "a l0ocve tfect and lad re
Gently returned from long voyage The Coroner WAS
body of deceased to-day.
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The WAR IN the SOUTHWEST.

General Bragg, with Ten Thousand Men,
Sent to Reinforce New Madrid-Erec-
ti0n or Fortfhca cations at jackson, Ten-
nessee-The Excitement I'm Memphis, &c.
CAIRo March II, 1862.
gentleman who left Memphis on Saturday arrived
here this morning. He reports that there Is no trouble
at Memphis. Many persons were leaving the city Got
ton, moasses sugar and other articles Of UNCERTAINTIES
were being shp pped down tho river.
Tho policy Of burning the city was stili discussed
Speeches were made every night and all means used to
check the increasing Generalization and 10 excite awar
spirit
General Bragg had come up from Pensacola with l0,0
men. These were sent to reinforce New Madrid and
Island No. TO- Generals Bragg and Beauregard were at
jackson, Tenn, constructing Notifications, and all the
negroes In the country called to work hem
Martial law was proclaimed IN Memphis last Monday
for the purpose Of checking insubordinaton and TO
compel the citizens TO turn out and fight No defensive
preparations have been made between thero and New
Orleans.
Forts Randolph and Pillow are strong positions, but
less formidable than Columbus The rebels confess that
the reduction Of these places will give all the points
the Mississippi Their gunboats arc all at Island No.
TO- and carry red twenty -four and thirtytwo pound
ers The feet is under command OF Capt Hollins.
A messenger from New Madrid reports all quiet this
morning.
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NEW Posi- 0nrcEs.-we notice, by the list Of Poet
oces established by Postmaster General Blair and Of
fcially published in Hoibrooks United States Mall that
the restoration of southern Offices has already
ed. The list Of new ofnces is published in the Mail
monthly and it is therefore most reliable source of
ference to merchants and others having occasion
sumo correspondence with Southern cities and tow at
the earliest practicable moment.
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NEWS FROM THE BlSySIDE EXPEDITION

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March IS, sG3
A letter received here from a in Gs1eJs irn-
side, - dated Roanoke Island. 60 ia3,lt
80 - Z 80. o pzss.
th-i -. ron,rt mai he rebcls ere lstinz
Manassas had reached General Burnside aud GLsfore
% Ras On bis guard.
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GUERRILLA CHIEF CAPTURED.

ST. LOUIS March II, 1862.
special despatch to the Democrat dated Rolla March
12 says that Wild Bily Price, desperate chief Of
guerrilla band Of robes has been takon prisoner and is
now in custody at Springfield.
There is no further news from General Curtis com
mand az vet.
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American shipmastcrs' Association,
YoslwALL s1nnrr-Rooas % AND Is.

NO DI " ALL cIEEEI-NOUAb . AND %
The following approved officers have received certificates
Of this association
Captains Joseph II Tucker, ship ii Elliott; John Power
late sch Brontes Charles Brown late OF bark Hy War
wick n A Pitiman, late Of ship James Guthrie; hugh
Perry OF ship Jeremiah rhompson niezekiah iiag
bark koIumbeea David Harding ship W indeimefei Wa
Page mate ship Florence Nightingalc Lewis Brown
brig Lucrctla Stephen Wallace. brig Nellie Hunt; VIM
Jacob Mcconnell bark Acmci Chas Evans brig Hnrves
Queen; Richard Chandler sh Ilsnpden; Chas Hill mate
Lark Ianrier: Chas Prcstn, eshr Julia Maiue Ssml
ii u bark Il Sherwood; Thomas Whitney, ship South
m oon: Lewis Bates bark Mcfarland Geo Hail. mate
ship Touon; John u Humphrey 5, ship snml Locke William
Benton, bark louisa; Geo Woodward nac bark Ju
MI Insuh Edrlhrr. schr GLicf.
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THE BATTLE AT PARIS. TENNESSEE.
The Rebel Loss One Hundred Killed,
Wounded and Prisoners.
sKIRMIsH At LEBANON, MISSOURI
The Rebel Brigadier General Campbell
and Twenty Others Captured,
&C., &c., &e.

WAsHNaroN, March Is, 1867
General Halleck has telegraphed the following
81. LOUIS, March Is, 1862
Hon. E. N. STANTON
Our artillery and cavalry yesterday attacked the
mys works half mile west Of Paris, Tenn. The
my driven out with loss Of ono hundred killed,
wounded and prisoners Our loss Captain Bull Of the
artillery, and four men killed and four wounded.
cavalry force sent out from Lebanon, Mo-, attacked
of Prces guerilla parties killing thirteen, wounding
hve and capturing over twenty prisoners, among whom
was Brigadier General Campbell, the commander.
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Miscellaneous.

scnR JonS Roscn, In government employ when OF Ro
anokc Island struck anchor whih Knocked hole in
her bottom. Finding her TO bc ing fast, e captain
her the beach.
The elegant and fss, sailing clipper ship Kitty simpson,
which has inst been newly menlct md placed in enc Order
Is now osding pier 81 East Rsor for shanghac China
which port she is advertised 20 all tile 2yh This
(whch has excellent srcDanO iations for u
cabin pasengors) sconanded BY Capt Mayo, late of the
Gray Feather IN whom is combined the qualities Of gcnte
man aud Tho oughg going seaman.
smp NFrMoNr-Sienmship saxon. patty loaded with
cargo Boston, sailed from PIadcpht early Wcdnes
in search ~ tho Ncimsht. Pile saxon took
su sails aud "a rdder Tor the disabled snip which a.
asl spoken about 900 Bcs Of The Capcs OF Delaware
Suir sr BGrNAnp which arrived a Calcutta Jan II from
Mad.as raky was collision with Hf ship Regina going up
tic llo0acy, ant cari sustained som damage
sr MoNrgnv,R lately Ashore The rcks Gt The foot
of Snlh sir et 4 ,s liver Is the small Haneo Dock
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The Merrimac 1T the Norfolk Navy Yard
Undergoing Repairs, Sc.
RAYrtMonr March II 1eao

Undergoing Repairs, Sc.
BALTIMORE, March u, 1892
The ooai from Old Point has arrived, bu, brings 40
news, the telegraph having anticipated Eer adviccs.
The press dispatches will hereare, DO sent undor the
direction OF Gen. Wool.
The steamer Merrimac is anoat at the Norfolk Navy
Yard. and largo force Of workmon is employed in
pairing her. Serious damage was done to ons of her
prongs the forward part OF the vessel In
These are being strengthened
The people Of Norfolk said to be in state OF min.
slsd rejoicing and fear.
Lieut W. ". Jcfors Is in command Of the Monitor
FoRrREss MONROE, March Is, 1862.
All has been qJe. here during the day
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Here perhaps in this short table boter picture Of
what she did and what she dared than any word
though he Vernet could give. That some Of
the makers OF this great OF history may be known
to the public, we append = list Of her o1cers:-
ACTION THE EGHrH.
Staff.
Faag Fg Iss.lencnipR. Ss D. Minor. Both wounded
Secretary and Aid-Lieutenant D F. Forrest (armyl.
First Lieutenant and En- (l1icso-C. Ap r. Jones.
Leienants-C. c. Simms First division; II. vidson
Second division; J. T. Wood, Third division; j. K Eg-
Cdpiain-R. T. Thorn, c. S. M. G., Sixth division.
Pdymastsr-Semple, Shot and Shell division.
Fleet Surrcon--D. B. Phillips.
Assistant Surgoon-A. s. Garnett.
Chief E,laineer-W. A. Ramsev.
4Boscr-Wm Parrish.
MidshipmeA-Foute, Marmaduke (w0unded), Little
page, Long, Craig Rootes.
Flag Officers Cerk-A. Sinclair.
Eagiaesgs-First, Tynsns; Second, Csmpbel; Third,
Herring.
Paymasisr's Cys1-A. Upright.
Boats,cain--C Hasker
GlraneJ-C. d. Oliver.
CCrrsdsr-lindsay.
Ptloc--Geo. Wright. H. Williams, T. Cunnyrgham, ".
Clark.
ACTION OF rHu NINTH.
Lieutenant Coaasdndiag-Jones
First Lie,uenaqi, and Er- OEco-C. C. Simnns
Lieutenant-H. Davidson, First and Second divisions.
All the rest unchanged the Flag officer, attended by
his staff wounded the other bearer Of dispatches,
having left
Captain Ksvill, with thirty volunteers from his com.
mand at Fort Norfolk, board during both days,
and his manned No. GIN, and calamity served at
that and several others. Captain X fought No. Z in
Captain Thomas DIVISION aad shared tho peris and ho-
nors OF the fights.
And we ask is not the ship worthy her ilustrous
name?
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The Cunard steamer from -. Johns
Asnorc--fntCrruption OF Mail Cornn,u-

ST. J0FHs, y. r., March II 1862
Tho r4Bald mail steamer nom H'ifax hryirc rnc
rshor u TropAssy, we nc not Akcy 10 have another
mai under SIX weeks from Eusl1Ht tc Emitted slates
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News from Fortress Monroe.
Cop-puoo Moupov Mach 10 1QRs

FORTRESS MONROE, March IS, 1862
The robels commenced yesterday small work of logs
and sewas Point apparently for the protection
Of single gun. II first discovered thers on Satur
day last.
The Seventh New York regiment went out on scout
from Nswports News this morning, and drove in tho
enemys pickets up James river
The new gunboat Dacotah arrived to-day from Boston
WASHINGTON, March 13-11;3o p. NJ
The kilograms received to night from Fortress Monroe
and Newport's News report all quiet along the lines.
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BUSINESS CARDS. -, 100 CIRCULARS, Sc 1000; @
printed equal, cheap at r. r. DXWLEY's new establish
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no CoNsUMPTIvEs-T ADVERTISER, HAVING
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, Nov. n, 1861, trains
will leave from the Great Central Depot, Chicago,
as follows
$50 a. m. Sundays excepted)-Arriving at Peoria
at 7.30 p. m, Logansport 500 p. m,
Alton l.lj p. m, st. LOUIS ll50p. m
Terre Haute l.35 q. M, CAIRO i.3o a. N
500 .. m, every day--Auiving Decatur at
l0.l5p m, Springfield l.l5 p. m, Alton
1905 a. M, st. Louis l040 a. m, Terre
Haute 3.35 p. IN, Vincennes lilo p. m,
Evansville S.35 p. m, Cairo S.4j p. m
On Saturday the 400 p. IN. train will run only to
Centralia.
Trains arrive at Chicago at 9.30 a. IN. and 9, 30
p. IN.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To passengers for Alton and St. Louis.
The 400 p. IN. train on this road is the only
night train leaving the city for these points.
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Baggage Checked TO all Important Points.
For tickets and information apply at the Office
in the Great Central Depot.
For HYDE PARK AND WOODLAWN.
Trans leave Chcsgo. Leave Woodlawn.
6.l5 A. NJ 7.25 A. NJ.
1900 NJ. I255pM.
9'3o +. M. $40 p. Nj;
W. r. ARTHUR,
". p. JOHNSON, Gen'l sup't
Genl Passenger A9'L
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The Rock Island Argus.
(ESTABLlSHRD IN lS5l.)
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

The irm and unhcsltatlag support given by the
Rock Island irgS 10 the administration in it
efforts to put down the rebellion, punish treason
and maintain the government, commends the pa
per to all union men as a journal which truly re-.
fleets the popular will and one which ought TO
be sustained But it is only by extending its sub.
Icription list and by increased advertising and
job printing patronage that the establishment
can sustain itself We have no county patronage
on which to rely for support. and the weekly ex'
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the people are so negligent about paying,
Men OF all parties say the irgns ought to be
sustained but the only way to sustain it is to
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The Arga is the largest and most handsomely
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no matter where It il printed This considera
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Michigan Southern Il Lake Shore r. Il.
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. Sd, and until iurth-
er notice, trains will leave Chicago as follows:
New York DAY EXPRESS:
600 A. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, via old Michigan
road, connecting at Elkhart with train on
Airline road, at White Pigeon with tram for
Three Rivers, at Adrian with train TOR Jack
son; at Air Line Junction with trains tor
Monroe and Detroit
NicHr EXPRESS:
$50 P. NJ. Daily, except Saturday, via old Mch-
gan road, connecting at Adrian with trains
for Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East at l0.45 a. M and II 90
pm.
All the above trains make regular connections
to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and all
other points east.
Salisbury's Patent busters used on all the trains
Luxurious new sleeping coaches, with all mod
ern improvements, run on night trains between
Chicago and Cleveland without change.
Through tickets can be obtained at the com
pany's Office 56 Clark street, under the Sherman
House, or at the depot, corner Van Buren, and
Sherman streets.
JOHN D. CAMPBELL,
GEO. NJ. GRAY, Gen'l Sup't, Toledo, o.
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Of the doctors use IT., at least those who have be
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