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F9SsFTEHk sSENtAsR SSTsttsGiS EEAtFE
No. s, % be riyen on EAs fER MONDAY. -

FouRTH5 .SSSASD c0TILkGN PARTy Of
NO ., 70 DO ttyen on EAsf TER MONDAY, 81
Tbe msmbers " u tse sb 1n comp,n, =.
spectfuy snnou noe 20 their many fIterds, and the
public In general, that their Fourth Grand Cofllon
Party viii Be giyen 81 the sboye.mentioned Hall,
ssh.isction given By thls Compan, ct their former
parties i sure guarantee that this one will be fks
Party OF tie season. The LAdIes are cordially
invited 70 attend en- nsasss. es there Will be in
vitauons issued. Tickets 50 osnu, admitting .
Communities ef /rYaassmsnfs.
VIM II. Osborn. A. 6lassEoH, John Diokerson.
koo,t W. Henry, Geo. A. Darling. aplI N'
THE HIAwATHA BOYS IN THe FIELD
i AGAlNl-The members Of the HIava- a
tina Club take pleasure in Announcing 20 ~
their many friends and the public IN 9snsrs
Frspflin Hal, corner OF slh and d sts., on SVN
DAY EvENIN6. April 81; The member. OF the
Club lledge themselyes that neither trouble nor
expeuse viii be spared 20 make this Ball Agreeable
g al those Who honor them with their prssenoe.
Hayes celebrated string band has been engaged
for the osoasion, Refreshments will be furnirhed
By Seharhsd. Tickets o.. Commit 81 ATraaIs-
nam. 6p ls,l9.ds
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

n 100000 BUSHELS
Agricultural purpOr es; also, eli kinds Of MILL
and GRAIN FEED, BALED HAY, MEAL,
FLOUR, and POTATOES, No. ITO Bridge st /,
GEORGETOWN.
splslw KIRKLAND BOWLING.
GEORGETOWN DANCING ACADEMY
NJ PROF. BARNES will open Dancing a
Ca.s for Laoies, Misses aud Masters, ON
WEDNESDAY. April q, ats =. m, at the
Hall OF Mr.. Forrest. corner of High and GAY
SITS. All of the Fashionable Dances will be taught
dunnE the quarter. Pupils shOuld enter their
o!s.s, Mr.. Barnes refers 10 the patrons OF his
Washington classes. Terms SO per quarter.
I5-lEs
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NoTIcK.-The Mr.. MAXWELL reported In the
Star Of the 10th inst al having been assaulted on
Fl .tsenth street on Monday night last, was not J
8. Maxwell Of No. 38i Twelfth street and 32s Pa
avenue. II
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The MONITOR The iron. clad M onitor X otar
Reffigerators are on exhibition at C Woodward
store, Nos 318 and 800 Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM ENVn
F0RD's ATHENEUM.
{sas & H2nD----Prosretots ard 40 Mmsnsssg
JOHN D. WRIsHr- 49, --------Sssse mAnssef
THIS EVENING.
"''l M Il ieEsHFi@IEE'II ERIE.
MM,SSssl--..ai , ,oh Ap MSS SrsssSm
RAILROAD GALLop-----.-..sr TIE oleHssTRA
TIE xAr1aa Hs 9 HSS EE2 # REBEL.
To f asai}'f SE H,iS q ss EsiG'0f
sAfES5 MErss fdR2ksgr
WI! T iiifs' G b; Isl SaTr5osRfs'' Of
Positively for the last time.
ADMISSION.
RrS1s Si s., And Psrsussss------''csp1
S SslsSs.{ ;s:s;::is;-------:----..::-3i
Private Boxes holding sirhtj---:.:-sio
n b. Once open from IN s O'clock.
open cHiR Rf'tsn Z Ei fo 4 Trs..ursr
ODD fhs s.ss.ss s.. a a.s! Posi- ose.
xSS
x SsH5;y kkE VEsi$s; s xstiI a.
cofk - 4. fs.s.s .SJ M ssNsFIT
MR.: 9 I 8 8 j Z HRKE
When aIh.a' Vii 81 Ss offered MadiS'f'S'
1As Most AnHsins Bill Of ths Season!
Admission Is cents Reserved Seats % cents:
G ;,.sH EsDO oGaGFKkE Stkk HALL.
BEAUTIFUL WAITING q S, aAIa5 sSL Ilo SnSD'
t or ss 81 s' street ysr .n s =: .v
GhoVE tTa EEH NEW FR&z,r1oNALJ
A' %;I HSsr Ho,s
Bait upon the most beautiful model for Dramatic
and operstio Edifcs., under the
MR.. CHARLES GETZ.
Ersssosd, orn.msn..d and Decorated in the mo.t
e.egsnt and tasteful style,
WITH Avs rvs FL TaSGsSsB fEFs6N ss r'sF'
ONE OF F HE yW&f hoE EES GoGNf fsHFEATEhs
S'LH'O'sHs sShSS S hgsny s.so.,so.v
Val Open to the Public the Night Of
RASTER MONDAY, April Il.
JOHN CVLLlNS,
THE sINIAL IRISH COMEDIAN,
COMEDY CeoSdMfBiNA rIoN
Of the rarest excellence:
MISS LOFTY HOU6H,
MISS JENNY PARKER,
MR.. DANIEL sETCHELL,
NIX. E. l.. 7iLTON,
FULL, pow EftstHf1 H xish
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Containing the names of
The gerry First Faeorttes TN AmerIcs
Every, effort will be made BY the Manager to
make this eng E s66iunsIt IN SUCCESS
TO the one just played by MR.. COLLINS 1t
Niblo's, New YORK. Better he cannot hope to
make it. To this end the very first talent IN the
entlre county apropos 70 the nAture of the en-
gag ement has been secured.
Prices OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle -...-.-........7 IS csnta
Family Circle. Observation-Disclosures IS cents
Orchestra Chair. -.....SI
ColOred salery-..-- IS cents
COlored Parterre-.. 50 cents
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CoTILLIoN PARTY OF THE PRRsRvKRANcB En-
CINE COMPANY On the night Of Easter Monday,
grand Cotillion party will be given by the above
Company, at Temperance Hall. The Satisfaction
given by this Company, at their former parties,
Ii guarantee for the success OF this one; and
they have spared no expense or trouble, to make
II the party Of the season.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A lsdy's GOLD WATCH, f6enevs,l
IL probably between eth and % streets vest snI
Missouri avenue. The finder will be amply re-
vsrdsd By leaving n a. No 50 Missouri avenue,
or - the o. oe ofthe Star. ayls-Sls
I OsT70n FRIDAY. 18th. In the Northsrn Libet-
IL. pes. between TN and 18th streets, o POCKET
coin The Under Will De suitably rewarded for
leAvtng it g tins (etArl 0fice- apis -. I
GS REWARD, and ell reasonable charges. vii
VO % paid 70! The return Of mT black or ~
old NJ ARE, which streyed or was stolenA0
iron Capitol Hill iss9 wsenssaa{ night
~ CAUTION,
he Following Drsfts. payable 20 my order, ana
not endorsed. we're stolen lesterda.s War Drafts
On AisistAnt Treasurer q Boston. dated April Is,
No. $50, Coz slIS.
s,sc, q soN.
: - isst' lBslse. saa.l Sf%eissssss. hs;s
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nAHHlEO.

On the 18th instant, By the Rev, ]. w. L. Ker,
Mr.. SAMUEL KEN, eldest son OF the officiating
Of washington
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SECOND WAND STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jsssies
GAYS w O. Peebles, profan .tyi lined "a. yno.
Waters, drunki for hearing.
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DoN'T PUT 1T OFF FOR ANOTHER DAY, but call
at once at the Peoples Dollar store" No. 43s
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four and a talf st
and secure for the small sum Of one dollar, one
Of the many beautiful articles Of jewelry, silver
plated ware, &c, &c. ap lt-M.WF&S&
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.sy:fs AsE dSSHs 81 1ssss s.sl
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AN ALARN.-Yesterday afternoon, In the height
Of the gust when the air was filed with dust, a
cry Of fire was raised In the Second Ward and II
caused considerable alarm. The heavy shower
succeeded and the dust laid. The cause Of alarm
was discovered to be burning chimney on Thir-
teen. and a-half, near ID street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19

ANY PERSON wishing to procure a loan Of a few
dollars on satisfactory security, can do so by call
ing at 456 Eleventh St, between G and Ii. api4
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PVCK SKlN YES!
Ramsburg & Ebert,
los HIGH STREET,
6EORGETOWN,D ID, O.
The only manufacturers Of Genuine BUCKSKlN
STOVES, MILITARY GAUNHLEfS, and
MITrENS in the District.
Ohcers' 64unnets made TO order.
Buckskin Drawers and Shirts. taW
MASSEY, COLLINS 4 CO.'S
WI PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT ALE.
We have just received supply of the above A 10,
which We recommend 70 DO Of very superior s1al-
ity. Persons wishing TO purchase, by making i'm
mediate application, oan be furnished.
Army & SHINN,
usS 0sor gstOvp.
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RusAwAY.-This morning, a. q suffers wagon
Tin which wese seated q number OF ladies) was
descending Capitol Hill, one Of the traces be-
coming loose, the horses started at huul rate
down the hill. The ladies very sensibly kept
their places, although they appeared TO be much
frightened, until the horses were stopped near
second street, where the harness was rsghted,
and they pros eeded On their way.
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INTERESTING FROM PULASKI.
PARTICULARS OF THE BoMBARDMENl
THE NAvY'S PARTINIT

COMMODORE DUPoNT's OFFICIAL &C
COUNT.
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ARRIVED at Carriers VIII arr foot Of l3x street }
schooners Levin, Capt. Livingston, from Sails
bury, Md, with lumber for Samuel Normen,;
Collector, Capt. Bounds, from Philadel phia, with
cargo Of coal for Messrs. Chaplin & Bro; Mary
Priscilla, Capt -, same port, with cargo OF
coal for Messrs Castleman Il Bro; Maria r oss,
Capt. -, from Boston, with Ice and hay for
L. J. Middleton.
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By the President:
wILLIIH n. sswARD, Secretary Of State

POLICE Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday: w C. J. Swartz, charged with an as
sault with q knife upon q. Weaver; dismissed.
James Garter, allowing 9th 10 remain upon his
premises after notice 20 remove 10 was served;
hned % IS by Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported: J. w.
Hughes, driving over hose at a Gre; fined 81
James Riley, drunk; do. 81. Nj. Fallon, charged
with being accessory to a robbery; dismissed.
G. A Springman, erecting frame building con-
hary to law; dismissed. John Thomas and W.
johnson, breaking windows; turned over to the
military by Justice Walter. Dennis Mitchell,
suspicion Of horse stealing; Jail. John Gleason
and r.. p. Emmerson, assault and battery; dis
missed by Justice Dom.
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ASSAULTED About 40 O'Clock on Friday night,
- q number Of cslored people were on their way
from church, wheI passing near the corner Of
plumber, named AcquilIa Barton. was knocked
down and badly beaten aboutthe head and face.
Barton Yesterday obtained warrants against two
men named Joe johnson and Eugene Posey,
charging them with the assault, and they were
arrested and taken before Justice Clayton, when
each Of them established their innocence, and
were dismissed
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsxs-Befors Jus
ttce Walter John Fustner, drunk; dismissed
Frederick Sheubert, suspicion Of robbery; do
q. r. Adams, assault; fined 90. Fanny Lyons
drunk and disorderly; do. IS So l.. NJ. May
sleeping In wagon; dismissed w. A. Church
do do. ]. G. Shaw, p. o. Convers, NJ. McNa
mara, John Morgan, G. Sweeney, drunk and dis
orderly; turned over to the military. Cordelis
Maloney, do fined 81.
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Every effort viii be made by the Manager to
make this engagement
EQUAL IN SUCCESS
70 the one just played BY MR.. COLLINS ct
Niblo's, New YORK; Better he cannot hope to
entlre country apropos 70 the nature of the en-
gAgement has been secured.
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also request those IN my debt 10 call and ssttls.
In cash or notes, - now 10 tho time friends are
wanted 10 lend assistance. Gail at No. 3sl Penn
sylysnis avenue. betv cen 9Th and 18th streets Iup
stairs over Calf . Bro ., Jewelers., and obliEe
Your obsdisnt servant,
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SuIsAScEs-rhe Corporation Law In reference
70 nllng the cutters with slops, and casting 9Th
and foul water therein 10 being set at perfect de-
esnce. In many parts Of the city the cutters are
Iens aware that there is q law on the subject and
q penalty attached, and that the Magistrates must
enforce fl The warm weather Is at hand, aud
every principle Of self preserystion from disease
and death demands rigid enforcement Of the
Law. In some portions Of the city the stencil from
this source Is intolerable. The cutters Of the
public streets are not proper places FOR the deposit
Of nlIh and corruption, and II Is TO be hoped our
citizens will respect the law, and thereby save
fnes and penalties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19

GRoyEs's THEATER.-This new and elegant
resort will open on the night Of Easter Monday
with brilliant and talented company. Mr.. John
Collins, the celebrated delineator Of Irish charac
ter has been engaged. This gentleman has won
applause; and his histrionic talents commanded
respect wherever be has played, and he 10 con-
sidefed unequslled In effective delineations Of
the Irish character. Mr.. Grover has also secured
toe services Of Miss Lofty Hough, Mis- Jennie
Parker, and Mr. Daniel Setchell all artists Of
acknowledged ability.
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SUSPICION or HORSE STEALINe.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, two soldiers mounted upon a horse,
passtd through the streets Of the city, urg the
poor animal to Its utmost speed. They were seen
and followed by patrolman Kelly, who succeed.
ed In capturing one named Dennis Mitchell.
The other escaped. Mitchell was taken before
Justice Dom, who committed him to jail on sus-
picion Of horse stealing. The animal was pro-
perly cared for by the o, trolman.
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PRRsosAL.-Capt. Magraw, Of the United States
steamer Freedom, IL at Browns.
Hon. ]. r. Giddinga and daughter, Of Ohio;
and E. b. Bell, boatswain Of the frigate Cumber-
land, (who was one OF her gallant crew when she
went down with her colors flying are at the
National. Mir. Bell was seriously injured In the
action, but Is recovering, and will soon be on
duty.
Gen. Hitchcock, U. 3. Army, is at Willards'.
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DEM MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.

CARD.
Do Hereby return my slncere thanks TO the Ere.
men, provost guard, aud friends an citix eEs rem
eraly, for their Kind endeavors In saving portion
Of my property And the rescue OF my family from
the hre OF the 5th inst. r. COHEN.
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DEcLINKs.-ss Ionn writes to the Baltimore
Ssn: " Ell Mayor Berret, Of this city, who was
nominated al one OF the three commissioners to
act under the law for the emancipation of slaves
In the District, has declined that Office. He states
bis reasons for this course In letter TO the Presi
dent. As he does not approve Of the law, he can
not conscientiouoly undertake to carry II into
effect, but he thanks the President for the conf
dence thus reposed In him, and for this recogni-
ton OF his loyalty"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24

The CERTAINTY OF DEATH. --Dcath Gel
tain? All n'ture proclaims it so. What
means the falling leaf? that wi,hsred plalt
and that fading Aowcrs the downfall of
that mighty forest oak. which has with.
stood the blasts Of hundred winters?
What means that pale cheek? that lang.
uid eye? that emaoiated form? those locks
Of silvery white? Tell me il these things
betoken no! disease, decay, DEATH The
experience of the world, confirms the same
cad truth. Go, ask past ages, where are
the teeming millions which have peoplsd
our globe from its creation down to the
present generation? and the response is
eohosd back from thousand lonely sep.
ulchrss. In the cold aud silent tomb. -
Our fsshers, where are they? And The
prophets, do they 1.-Two forever? They
slerp beneath the clods Of tho valley. 10.
spiIalion too gives its tss,imony---tss.d.
mony notmersly oircumstanlial but posi-
tive-in favor Of the same solemn truth -
dust thou art aud unto dust shalt thou
return" "Man dieth and wastoih away,
yea, man giveth up tho ghost and where
is he?" Such is the explicit aud unequiv.
ocal Language Of the Spirit OF God with
regard to that event which must happen
to all.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24
Letter Extraordinary.

QulLcy, LII. Feb. 70, 1869.
Hon James buchanan. E1 President o.
tie United States.
Ny VRRY DEAR Sra. / Iobservel some
time ago. in the public journals Of the
country, litter purporing to.bo writ
ten by you, 10 favor of sustaining tho U
mon, and which was doubtless niven
publicity as apolitical curiosity Since
then have noticed in the New York
Herald, which was the exc ouhye organ
during your brilliant administration, and
therefore, lsuppose, speaks by authority
on article stating you were engaged In
writing work to be entitled Your life
and Tinss.'
Now sir. avail myself Of the liberty
OF making two or three suggestions, which
il you vii adopt. will be tonnd a valuable
auxiliary to your forthcoming publica,
lion.
Ia the fret place. I advise you 10 insert
in It the letter in favor Of the Union, tc
which lbaye referred. as il would be in
consistent With tho balance Of your pub
lie acts. and therefore dstrsct from III,
: harmony OF your production.
ln the next place do advise YOU Il
publish 10 Your Book" the four spec b,
% u made in the House Of Representa-
tiveS Of the United States during the iour
ysars Of your admin ,raliou. They are
certainly the best. truest. mos, com1ls,e
snd Iai'hful history Of yoursplr ext,nt Il
you eanno. Hnd room for them in In. bodv .
Of your book. you had better add lhem
as an appendix | have no doubt tbev
wouls greatly contribute to its circula,io1
and sale, aud thus enable you 10 rsar
greater prJfts, which. Of course, would
bs exceedingly agreeable to you.
do not think. IL I we're 10 your pl.o.
would cay anything abou, who cav,
power. vitality and form, TO the Sou,her,
Tebellion. or who caused the death Of tba
noble patriot, David @. Broderiok. On
on these points tho public mind lon,
since settled into . conviction, which |
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24

-gs NNDEAr
! l|||||Ill 1
- ~
"No peut.up Utica contracts our powers .,.l
FOr ths whole bOundsss Continent is OmI-
Or. ROBACK'S
RAOOD. PURXVXER
na w4r o1I o.e la',a-.3
RAOOD pIAAS
have been introduced to the public for more
than six years, and have acquired an
TNNvNCvlsC PONNNAAvltN,
far exceeding any Family Medicines of a
similar nature in the market
An appreciating public was not long in
discovering they possessed remarkable -
CWvNtNWC pvONCvtNCs, &
and hence their
.ls eRNNAA SNNe
and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to expend q. .>s
MoAW 'VMoWs0MAs
Of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the s' ,''3
MMMAevoMs CevtlSNc&tes
which have been showered upon him from
AMNNvts q we COANytrN.
The popularity Of the tt
B\ooA 2ASvSNCv NNA PNNAs
is that they strike at the root of Disease,
By eradicating every particle Of impurity
w NE H\oOA, 3pa .s.
for the life and health of the body depends
upon the purity ofithe blood. 0'Yr
If the blood is poisoned, the body draga
out miserable existence. These medicines
AvC UMcNwO\C& a'
H for curing '"
| Sorofula, ... Syphilis,
Stiin Diseases, Old Sores, .
Salt Phct1n, Phsunpotisno,
| Oyspspoia, Sick Headache,
Ltver Complaint, ,FsOer and -Ag1ts,
Le,scorrhoa, Female Complaints,
| ErysipeLds, st. 5qnthonys Fire,
qumors, 1'' Eruptions, s' 10"
q Fits, SorQfulotss Consumption, etc q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24

The GREAT NAN The great man is he
who chooses the tight with iuvlnciblo res
who resists the sorest temptation
from within aud without; who bears the
heaviest burdens checrfuly; who is calm.
est in storms, and most frarless under me.
mace and frowus. and whose reliance on
truth. on virtus, and on God. is most un
faltering.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24

E|- Let no day pass without n review
OF Gods carriage towards you. and Of
yours toward him, of mercies and allic,
lions-of duties and your frame Of hear,
in them-o of your sins and iOolinatiohs to
sin. And let God have the glory Of what
is good '..aae
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24
Particulars Of the Surrender of Fort Pu-
Iaski.

IaFtlculaIs Oi Inc surrender oil Fort Tue
Iaski.
New YORK, April 18 The steamer
Mcclellan las arrived from Port Royal,
18th. '.
The following is au account Of the
capture Of Fort Pulaski:
On The morning Of ile 10th, General
Gilmore sent to the Fort, demanding
unconditional surrender. Col. Olmstead
replied, that he was there to defend, not
to surrender the fort. Onr batteries i'm
mediately opened fire.
A few rounds. shot away their flag, but
it was replaced and firing kept up ill sun
set. Gen, Gilmore then placed battery
at Beat Point, only 1900 yar'!s from the
Io.t, 10 breach the walls. and commenced
firing at midnight for that purpose with
Parrott and James guns.
On the morning OF the l1lh, two breach.
es were discovered on The SOUTHEAST face
Of the fort, which at noon ASSUMED huge
proportions, and about two o'clock the
rebel rag was hauled down, and the white
flag displayed, and ths for. surrendered.
Colonel Olmsiead stating that it 1ss i'm
possible TO hold out Iorgcr; our riAed shots
reaching the magazine, and most OF his
guns being Disabled. The Seventh Con
neclicut Regiment took possession that
night. Union oss. one killed, and onA
slightly wounded. Rebrl loss, three badly
wounded, three hundred and eighty Eve
prisoners. One hundred and fvo prison
FRS are on board the Mcclellan. in charge
Of Col. Morrill,, aid to Gen. Hunter.
By the McClellaa we learn that Jack.
, sonvlle hal been evacuated. and GU.
: troops arrived at Hilton Head. on the
. steamer Cosmopolitan, on the 18th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24

were beat for yeu not to disturb,a as there
BY might be revived unpleasant reminis-
ceuces. You can. however. with great
propriety, record your achievements in
the LeeomptOn controversy. They con.
stitute the crowning glory Of your Ad-
ministration.. Be sure ana give the en-
tire correspondence between yourself,
Cobb, Floyd and Thompson, as they were
fleeing from the Government which they
had robbed and betrayed, to join the re-
btllion. You parted with them with so
much regret, and paid SO many compli
ments. in your letters Of reply, to their
patriotic devotion to the country that it
would be very interesting TO the people
just a. this time To be reminded Of the
mutual attachment and confidence which
existed between you.
l hope sir, you will receive these sug
gestions kindly, and believe me, your O.
bedient servant, |. N. MORRIS.
P. S.-If you should come 10 The con
clusion. upon looking over them, that
the publication Of my speeches would cost
you too much, will pay all the expens' s
and give you all the profit. Is NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
REEEL VESSELS In ENGLAND.

A private letter from Liverpool assures us
of the great activity Of the Secessionists aud
their friends in England. Three or four yes-
sells cleared at Liverpool about the middle Of
September intended TO run the blockade Of the
Southern coast; five steamers were in that
port, one of them, the Ernestine, having on
board eco tuns iron plates, and the other four
werc ready to load; and three others were
purchased within a day or two of the date Of
our correspondents letter, oil baviD. the same