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Married.


ATKEH- --ArgrS.---On Wednesday, November s. At the
Church OF tho Holy Trinity, BROOKLYN by the aey. A.
Iieyohn, D D. Lieutenant WV II. AirxEs to Miss May
daughter oil the late IA pbael T. Aken all Of IrookIYn
EvEfrr-i.sSsSo in Brooklyn, ON Wednesday, Fovou-
ber 8, THoMas EygefT % CAgRE youngest daughter OF
the h.te Dyfck Q. Lansing, D. ..
tho Rev. Dr. Ess, FstSf W., Of Randall n. Greene
FED TO Atac, daughter Of jesse Carothers All OF Brooklyn
HaRusoa--FusUg. g.-0n Monday, August IL board
the Holland bark nisc Captain Wolff in tho harbor ot
Annoy, China by Arthur Bradford, hsq Consul or the
United States for the port OF Annoy and It's dependencies
assisted ny Charles A. Do Goys ksq, Consul for the
FRANCIS Harrison, Of Morrisana New York OF the
l. NJ Customs, oi Annoy, 10 Miss fssbgsIoxA WLa1aSA
PfTgoygtL Ia Fuscx, Ot Sauarsng, Island OF Java.
Morrlsanis papers please copy.
KsiLy--5lErt.--on Thursday, November 0, by the
Rev Theodore A. st,on, WItfiAn q. kMIy, OF Bstias
ireland, % ELrEs STilr, of Manchester, England.
Msy---kcscsLaxp.-0n SUNDAY evening, November Q, BY
the Rev D. alcS, Mr Joas 4 MAs " Ntss ELIZA Hisns
LAND, all of this city
Church OF 81. Charles Borromso. RrooSyn, BY the Rev
David Mullne ANDREW MULLEN, OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
70 M.sY TsrzsA daughter Of the late Edward D.ano, "
Brooklyn.
PArysSos --sarll~r1L.-dh Thursday Noyea,ber O. al
the Reformed Duch church, Sareton By the Rev. r. II.
skinner n Psrrgeso1, OF trcch lid, ~ s., % JsgNg
daa.htcr OF Captain =. Stlweii, or Clifton, S.I
Poor9-Buu.Att the First b. ptlst church on wedncs-
DAY. November 8, by Row rhomss Anderson =. D.. VII
HssgY looLsa 10 zssiA daughter OF John II. Bus.
RlsirY--i,Aartsrr srr--on THURSDAY November g. by tho
Rev L. u. RaAku, LEAsDEH >. RIsiEY 0t New York,
ENss n daughter Of Jonas Bartlett ESD, of Ezibeth
SIocxi.,--Da.,yCy--At Sing Slug, on Thursday, No
vember o by the Rev X s. Foster, D. ~, MIR. WILLIAM
SToogtro % Miss SsRypA DRis.og, all OF the above
place.
SglLsrs---ssliEs4.--At Philadelphia. oG Wednesday,
November g. ~ the ROY. Dr. Evans &. CApwALLAosr Ss,
10 EvsiiSg .. SsLusrS.
TJwLE--o,x L.-t'n Wednesday, Nov Bmber 8, by Rev
Dr. Li,hrcp, FsAya q. rowIx MARY f., only daughter
q cnsan'h H. Shell, ts all o. this city No cards
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Military Matters IN New Yosas

Colonel cesnola who has been IN shis city some short
in,g rel uitug for the Fourth New York caysry, was
Yesterday presented with ane and valuable charger
aor 70 his rosurnns his duties et the head OF hts
nand n the ac.d. Colonel Cssnola has bcen exceedingly
nccnss,ul 10 the recruiting service tina, Of 10 mos.
demanding genforcemsnis ia the icld. and on his depart
urs inl his regmeat, stationed At tarlax Court
Iionse Va, IN few days, win take with him ono hun
ireJ yotng sctig mon. The oloues trIcuds,
ber ug past associ,tns and hoping tor him successful
soldiers career. subscribed among themselves $500 the
su raid hy thom Toe The charger they yesterday pro
an. Mir
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Paul Ncrphy, the world renowned champion chess
psyer W al present IN Havana astonishing the icues of
that city with bic wonderful deSterty Ia this sciontAo
game On recent occasion ho invited 70 tho resi-
lencc OF very distinguished Spanish citizen there
met chess players of Cuba whom he easily
daeated 10 twenty two moves by proxy and without y
board before him. He subsequently, astonsbed bs audi
once with other extraordinary games and cnrre<
their curiosity 10 he highest pitch by promising 70 rsn1
successfully played iu Eercgc Paul Mofthy w ortly
lcavc Tor spain
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
More Rebel iOutragss-Despstch Pes Flag
or Truce of One Hundred and Firty
Rebel Prisoners and the French Consul
to Richmond, &c.
FoRragss hosmov Nov. 8. 1869.


Mira. Pigsc,t, her sou three daughters and I'll o. hcf
slaves were arrested weancsday night last by The
reBels and taken to Rchmont Mrs. rlggot widowed
ady, residing about nine miles above Williamsburg, ard
sister Of Judge H. J. Bowdcn Her only offence, rs sr
known, that her brother IA uncorpromsipg tson
nsn. Measures being taken whcs wil undoubtedly
lead 70 tho Nberslson Of this family,
The stcamoo,t Express lsn FORTRESS Monroe at ninc
o'clock ts yaornng aas Of truce mission 10 Axcns
Landing The officer in charge Is Captain Mulford q .hc
Thir,l ,,cw York. Thoy took up hundred aud fifty
reyi or,souers, most cf whom were badly Wounded
I'm, Freuch Consul 70 Richmond also wont Up ths
!, Express -.
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Michigan Election.

DSrRon, Mioh., Nov. o, 1sf2
The republican majority Ne state ticket claimed
10 be !, 900.
The follow ns congressmen are elected
First dstrct-Beanlau, republican, probably b5 about
200 majority
Second district--Upsom, republican.
Third dstrict--Iongtcan, republican.
Fourth district-Keliogg, republican.
Fifth distrlrt--doubtrtt.
Sixth dist isrio--doubtiui
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The Illinois Election.

CsncAeo, Nov. ., ls52
The democrats have carried this state by $500
20 ooo and elect, probably, nine members Of Congress
and tho republicans Ave. The democrats cleo, twotbrds
Of tho members Of the Legislature and have majority
Of one or two In the Senate.
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The Delaware ElecttoN.

WILMINGTON, DaI NOV. D, IFtX
The ofiola of Delaware shows that Cannov, Cnoa.
Is elected Governor By Ill majority Temple democrat.
Is elected 70 Congress BY "a majority. Twosrds Of the
Legislature "a democratic.
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The Missouri El.ctts,n. /.

SraIsGysxLn, Mo-, Nov c-6 p. NJ.
Tncrc arc mancpatiopists elected from this
y Re,urns Indicate the election Of COope, Boyd radt
emancipaiionis. In this Congressional district
hundred majority.
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THE STATE ELECTORS.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

Annexed 10 list Of the members Of tho next Legas
turs Of New York Members 70 the Assembly have iuss
been elected; the Senate holds over.
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Prizes Cashed in All LeGmIiaed Lotteries.
fntortnatou gwen. lOsRPH BATES
broker, II Wan street, room NO l. Nav Yovs
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G0uraud's PoHdre Subtitle Uproots Hal,
from any Tsrt OF the body. Warranted. AS Broadway
pae nnafnY
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Messrs. Fowler AZ webs Announce o.
lecture phreaology and physoogy ton.nt oi Eel
lows Hall Paterson. N. j. Private examination to-day
with lul written charts. ~ 513 Broadway.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye-rhe Best sn thn
world Instantaneous harmless aud resbs Sold by
Ists peri every Factory 81 Barclay syees
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wigs, Toupses, Hair Dye, Hair DyeinS
and Moiiavi Cream for beamtiiyn2 tho hair at W. A.
BATCHELORS, I6 Bond street
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Trusses.--stsrsh a. Co.--Skadtcnt Cure
Truss Once si No. yesey street. Astor House. No
connection with any other odlcs OF the isdy
attendant.
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Hiins Hair Dye 10 csAts, Black or
Brown best 10 Depot No Barclay street ANA sold by
aruu
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Crfstndorc's Hnir Dye, Freservastve and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No, Aator Ilvusa Tia
Dye Is applied ny experienced artists
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THANKSGIVING Day tn Massse usctfs.
RosTus, Oct 2s 1862
The Coye,uo. has appointed Thursday, November 81
~ = dry ot thanksgiving 10 Nssaenuss's
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Purchase Your Hats Direct from che
msnnfAosorerSoft Hats ho rendered elegant
tue highest degree becoming Whoever doubts
hays seen the styles brought out by RspESsCHEID ii9
Nassau street tho ory who rs.
tails Ia New York.
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Use niiler's liza ir Dye ana lnxkaorutor.
Dye Ns Iuvigorator 2oc. Dcnnt 0l DeY slroet
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Dnvsd's FAN style OF Genticsne ms
Ha,s.-ssos,S Broadway, near Duane street..
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i@ Cartesde visite, 81, mt yauSha.'s, 32s
Bowery equal 70 any IN Broadway for 81 Not,seserI
urss toor.
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Uiioaal Drx ev,A, ~ Of she Delaware STATE
DslAw.sx, Rxrs. a. - Hs-Nayembere 9, iss:
"a. Sc. 80, 46. cs, 81 81 81. a, -, a.: ILL
i3. a.. .. AZ. H. Sc, So. ~ 6s, 49, Ia. AZ.
:" N'" JOIN A NscKRIs 90.
wiliN ,f'Ston. Delaware
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Fredrfcks ~ Co.'s New Gallery, l7O
ffh avenue. between Twenty-secoud aud Twrnsc
tects Cartes do Visite SO dozen se Photography
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At Mti1er's, Ladies Cam Obtain Aesu-
ufu Cater Boots Baimoins. indi, Rusbarr, to of GN
the various styles and prices ga,ron!se.
MILLER co, 2S2 CauAi street
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cniciei Drawings or the ssf>ss'~rS Ass"-
otAss0 Conpsny's lottery o. Kentucky
GLsss NO. 3fo-Novenber & ls
5S. az. 10. AZ, "a, IL. rs, 50, "A. n, xb. q.
Glass No 3'6--NovsmberC q, fsss.
2s. II, s. II, t6, al. 6. TO, 10. IL. rs, ~
49, n Fp ANcE On c,vi,.or On
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Ladtss' Furs-At Banta's, No. 357 Canal
street Eiegsn Mas capes auGs and Collars Chilirens
ncy fura Cents Otter aud Beaver Fur Isdies
Hoods aud Cloves Misses and Boys Fur Goaa For Trim
ming and swans Down. Flla impaired altered.
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| Eight Cnrtes de VSsSse for 4l-Eauai
the best made. BALOHs. 23 Greenwich st. cor Barclay
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3 o. Crc.a. ~ re Drswiaxs or Murrar >, EDDY 4
kssrvoHE. ExrrA cLAss SCI -Sov vss.s. q "a,
%. ~. - 40, 81. 10. 81. 81. SO. so, & 40 n
A$srvoxv. Class 81 t-Noysmber ISss
az IN 81. q. 80, 81, %, 50 a. M %
cGr~Ar.: a. nve or charge BY addressing either %
MURrAv R6Dv ! "a
Covtngton. KY, or st Losis ~,
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Co. ksn..sx. and xisseasi ss..s Los.sr.s.
ss. l., 81 10 81. To- ~ t-s'ys'' :; ys ", sg isss
xs.'ec.r clA.. s-se,c%ssrss 30 ~ .s.. 3 40. %
A. :. n ss: =. ss, g.. Y. ss. a, q. ss.
Of charge aSssss 70 sssi's.'ss sssss s':ys "a
Cos,nsson. KY Or 81 tous. "a.
Uiaoa., rx-vs>, ~ OF she Delaware state
DslAw.s1, Rrns. a. - T5-Nave@esr 2, iss;
"a. Sc. 80, 40. Gs, 81 ~ D.. a, - -: a.: st,7
ia. 2s. !. a.. II. If; sc, 81. o. Ss, 50, "a. A.
orca-'s sons ~ addressnz .sNRprs : 10
win 't'Ston. Delaware
onieiai Drawings or the s.f>'i@ry Ass"-
,ul,.s No sis-sose@ber 9. lsss 90
~ q e..s ss 80 81 4 ~ ss Ii ISIS ~.
". II, S. II, t6. a.. 9. 10, 10. II. 7s, ~
r FRANCE CO. cov,aron. ssy>
Prizes cashsd in All LssnIiaed Lotteries.
broker, II Wan street, NO. 4. Nav York.
Purchase Your Hats Direct from che
M, Hats may bs rendeced elegant and In
hays seen ne styles brought out by RspESscHErD. i9
tails IA New York '''' 'u' "'' '''''''''''' ""' TO
David's FAN Style or aentiosaen's
Ha,s.-ssosh Broadway near Duane street..
Ladtss' Furs-At Banta's. No. 357 Canal
street. Bessni Mas capes aaas and Collars; Chireas
Hoods aud Cloves Missos and Boys Fur Collars rur Trim
mins and swans Down Fuse repaired or altered
At Msiler's, Ladies' CAN Obtain Bssu-
ufui Cater Boots, BarnoInis, indis tusbare do of
the various styles and prices Hasronise.
MILLER co, ssf caasi street.
IS Cartes de visite, 81, mt yauGbaa,s, 32s
Bowery; equal 70 IN Broadway for 81 Not.seAory
nrss hoof.
Eight Curtes de yisSse for 9I.-Eamal TO
the best made BAi.CHS 23s Greenwich st. cor Barclay
Fredrtcks ~ Co.'s New Gallery l7O
Fifth avenue between Twenty aud Twenso.thrd
secs Cartes de Nisite SO dozen large Photographer ST.
Messrs. Fowler AZ webs Aanounos o.
lecture on phreaoosy and physoosy tonigut IN 0 Fe,
lows Hall Paterson n. ]. fryas examination today
with lpI. written charts. NJ sO3 Broadway.
G0urapd's Poadre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from any Tsrt OF the body. Warranted. AS Broadway
Rstes. Boston.
Bachelors Hair Dye--rhe Best sn thn
world ;iDssntsneous harmless and retsbc Sold drug
nerG everywhere Factory 81 Barclay
wigs, Toupses, Hair Dye. HAIR EyeinH
and Molava Cream, for beantiiyn. the hair. W. A.
BATCHEIiOk'S 10 Bond street
Cristudoro's Hail Dye, Freservasiye and
Wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House. Tue
Dye Is applied ny experienced artists
Use nfiiler's Hair Dye nna lnvkaorutor.
Dye 0s Iav'sorsor Csc pcpn o. Dey street
HIPS Hair Dye 20 csnts, Black or
Brown best Depo. No Barclay street by
alt druggists.
Trusses.-stsrsh a. Co.--Ssadscni Cure
Truss Onice si No. yesey street Astor House No
connection with any other odlcs OF the Aisdy
attendant.
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Corser,0y,~. gs,,,,i,
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REHABILITATION
ASSEMBLY.

Conservatives .................... y
HepuphcaiS' iS'..'........, .,-.s....s-'--.'.. =
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the NEXT coNeREss.--IHR,Y-EIGH1A
MEETS DECEMBER u. lsea'
SENATE.

SENATE.
c-conservstive; R-republican
Gem G1cuts Minnesota
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At TnE MANuFACTU EERs-caurCHEs AM
~ e4nnE tor the million.
g. PINNELL No, , Cortandt street..
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-15
Destruction of the Dismal Swamp Canal,

Gen. Reno, of Burnside's army,
with the force under his command, hav-
ing failed to accomplish entirely the
destruction of the locks on the Dismal
Swamp Canal, during the expedition
which resulted in the battle of South
Mills, Commander Rowan determined
with the naval force to destroy the can
al itself, which WAS done on the 23d
and oath ult. The canal was so effect.
ually filed up and otherwise obstruct.
ed, that it will take the rebels at least
three months to restore it to it's origi.
nal condition.
The Dismal Swamp, aptly so termed
from its appear rance and nature, lies
partly i'll Virginia and partly in North
Carolina, extending from north to Sontb
nearly thirty miles, and averaging from
East to West about ten miles. Five
navigable rivers and several creeks rise
in it, the sources of all Of which arc
hidden in the swamp. The soil is a
complete dugmire, trembling under the
feet, and filling the impression, imme.
diately, of every step with water.
The eastern skirts Of the swamp are
overgrown with high reeds, thickly in
terlaced with thorny bamboo briars,
while towdrds the south is large tract
covered with evergreen reeds, waving
in the wind, and called the "Green
Sea-" Near the center the trees-cy-
press and cedar-are more numerous,
but the soil being soft, they rarely at
tain large growth before they topple
over and fall into the bog, where, piled
in heaps, they render travel impossible.
Disagreeable as it is in any other sense
the perpetual verdure renders it plea
sing to the eye.
The s'Dismal Swamp Canal'' runs
through the swamp from north to south,
and the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad passes for five miles across its
northern part. The village of Deep
Greek is situated at the northern ex-
tremity of the canal, and is about ten
miles from Norfolk.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-15

hours the. fleet has been moving back
and forward, but the Merrimac still lies
under the guns of Granny Island. The
Minnesota, Arago and Vanderbilt have
gone back TO their anchorage, and there
is no prospect Of fight to. night. The
troops are goingon board the transports.
and the war vessels, including the Mon.
itor, have all returnedto their anchorage.
The President viewed the action from
tug boat lying about mile in rear of
the fleet. He has just returned, and as
he passed up the wharf he was vocifer-
ously cheered by the troops. Our fleet
having retired, the Merrimac is again
steaming out. The Monitor, Dacotafl
and Naugatuck, however, are still in
position off Sewalrs Point. One officer
of the Seminole states that the rebel
flagstaff on Sewall's Point was twice
shot away during the commandment.
The first time it fell it was picked up,
and rebel in a red shirt jumped on The
ramparts with stump OF the staff and
the flag, and waved it, when another
shell struck him, killing linn, and, it is
supposed, others near him. Of the
many shots fired at the feet by the
rebels, not one struck any of our vessels
Some went over their masts, but most
fell short. The rebels could be distinctly
seen from the vessels, carrying off their
dead and wounded. aii Tfaifa 70
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-15
Prisoners of Warl

Two hundred prisoners, taken al
Fort Macon, were released upon pa.
role. Michigan has sirty prisoners in
the cells at Salisbury, North Carolina,
and the Tobacco warehouses at Rich
mond. These men have been there
ten months, and in that time thousands
of prisoners, taken in arms against the
Government, have been let off ON pa
role. Michigan cries out against this
inhumanity to her brave soldiers, and
she will make her voice heard in
this matter. 1t is rnmored that Gene
raj Buckner will be exchanged for Gen.
Prentiss. What! the incompetent
General, who led Michigan men into
ambuscade at Shiloh, exchanged for the
leading traitor who tried to steal Ken
lucky from the Union! What, Prem
tiss, who has been in prison less than a
month, to be preferred to Wilcox and
Corcoran, and the brave Michigan pri-
vates-men who left home for three
months, God save their families land
who have lain in lonely, noisome pris.
ons for ten months! 1t is time there
was noise about this monstrous state
of affairs. This release of prisoners
upon parole is cruel mockery to this
community which has suffered heavily
by the war. The bloody traitors who
marched from Fort Macon with their
side-arms and private effects, 1--WE can't
get a decent coat to our friends in pris-
on would have exchanged every Mich
igan man every three to one. Not
another prisoner should be released on
parole untilevery loyal son of the North
now in rebel dungeons is released.
We have this consolation, if no other ::
The army under Gen. Mcclellan, that
has seven Michigan regiments in it,
will release their fellow-soldiers when
they get to Richmond Detroit tri-
blne.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-15
The Brilliant Charge of Gen. Hancock's
Brigade at williamsburg.

The Herdld's correspondent gives
the following graphic account of the
magnificent. charge Of Hancock's bril-
gade ON the rebels: t"Scarcely'a hun
dred yards were between the rebels
and the guns when our skirmish fire
became sileat.< The lines of the STIR
Wisconsin and 43d New Y ork regiments
formed up in close order on the right
Of the battery. The long range of
musket barrels came to one level, and
one terrible yolley tore through the
rebel line. In A moment more the same
long range of muskets came to another
level, the order charge with the
bayonet was given, and away went
the two regiments with one glad cheer.
Gallant as our foes undoubtedly were,
they could not meet that But few
brigades mentioned in history have
done better than this did. For space,
which was generally estimated at three
quarters of mile, they advanced under
fire of a splendidly served battery. and
with cloud of skirmishers stretched
across thir front, whose fire was very
destructive, and if after that the rebels
had not the, nerve to meet a line of
bayonets that came towards them like
the spirit of destruction, it need not be
wondered that they broke and fled in
complete panic. One hundred and
forty five were taken prisoners. ard
nearly 500 were killed and wonnded.ss
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-15
"On to Rfchmoud.o
ssOn tn Rfchmond.'' RI
Nc C7elzd,a's Army acthin Tacenty
Miles of Richmond.

Niles ct Richmond.
! FORTRESS MONROE, May H.-NEw-
KENT G. H., 10th, p. M-Pursuit of
rebels by Gen. Stoneman has been, in
every respect, successful. His head
quarters now here are .27 miles from
Richmond, while tho advance com.
posed of Col. Farnsworth's 9th Illinois
Cavalry is FIVE miles ahead. The en-
envy are in sight, but are gradually fall
ling back. The inhabitants in nearly
every instance have left. 1t is said tho
rebels will make a stand at Balton's
bridge, Is miles from Richmond, and
head-waters of Chickahominy river. -
Gen. Mcclellan with the main army
is rapidly following within a few miles,.
Cumberland, small town on Pamun-
key river, two and half miles from
here, was destroyed by the enemy, and
is now occupied by us. The rear guard
of the enemy is Longstreets's divisions,
consisting of ten regiments of infantry,
two batteries and one regimentof cav
airy. rs0 r see1 sAlanif e $40
There was an engagement yesterday
between our advance and the eneIny's
rear, at Salter's Mills, three miles from
here. Fourteen rebel cavalry were
killed and number captured. ~ Es.'a
Howell Cobb was here last night,
but left this morning. The; cnemy's
retreat has been admirable accom-
plished, they, carrying almost every
thing with them. -
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The HOmeste ad and Pacific Railroad
III i. Bills. ..lIt ~. -..-.L.


aat fr Bills. .gs.5 sa .ssgl
Amid the excitement of putting down
the rebellion, the people do not stop to
consider theimportance of the great ma
tioDal measures passed or about to be
passed by the present Congress. The
abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia will be ever memorable up
on the pages of history. The Home
stead Bill, a measure that will attract
an immense population from Europe
and the old States to the Mississippi
Valley, and increase the wealth and
power Of the nation far beyond the
most sanguine expectations, awaits
only the signature of the President to
become law. This it will most as
suredly receive. The House has pas
sed the Pacific Railroad Bill, and the
Senate will unqnestionably pass it as
soon as it can be reached. This is not
only great national enterprise, but it
embraces interests world wide in their
influence. These three measures alone
will secure for the Republican party
the respect and tho gratitude of the
civilized World for I'll time to come.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-15

defense but the enemy had abandoned
it early in tlIssnight,. retreating in the
greatest alarm apd confusion, as des-
cfibed by few negro women, who were
found in the town. A large number of
wagons, munitions, and a considerable
store of provisions were found there,
and the road vas sfrewn for many miles
with arms and accoutrements. A num-
Der ofdeserters also made their escape
and came within our lines, who stated
they had received intelligence that large
number of Federal troops Were landing
on DIRK river, above williamsburg, to
flank them.
The Second New Hampshiier Reg
imennt had six killed, es wounded and
% missing. i II Il pit %
The Second Michigan Regiment lost :
In Company C.-Corpofal Orien
Nickely.n Wounded, james Aiken
Charles Bonham, Charles Frazer, md
Sergeant Joe Shanahans .
Company FAP. II. Gallup, j.. w
Keown, Geo. Cannon,
Company H-Coporal Willard Ed
dy. sef :. vsa.-..>si
Company flames Dizella, Henery
Hearbuk, Hugh Mills, Corporal W. A.
Wallace.
Company K-Thomas Lemon.
Total-14 wounded. afeaf
Second Lieut.. r. d. Johnson, Com,
pany A. slightly wounded Corporal
w. Keatly, slightly wounded Private
Jns. Rasch, severely wounded: 1st
Serget. H. H. Daniels, Sergt. H. III.
Evans, severely. rss ~ si.s.-s ,av
Company B-Private VIM. L. Math-
err, severely Private Human Heath,
slightly; Theo. Oakley, slightly; Jas.
Dadmon, slightly; 1st Sergeant Benz.
F. Lee, MORALLY; Private Joel Carven.
severely; L. b. Gidden, slightly; IL
Covert, slightly !; VIM. H. Custo,
slightly; Jno. B. Farnham, slightly;
VIM. Jay, scverly; P. McClory, slightly.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-15
From FIT. Pillow.
4 Brilliant Naca1 Fight, the Rebels.



--Whipped.
= FLAG SHIP BENTON, Asoyr FoRr PrLlow,
Saturday, Nay 10.
To Gideon Welles, Secretary Of tie Macy:
A naval engagement, for which the.
rebels have been preparing, took place
this morning. A rebel feet of eight
iron-ciad gnnboats, four Of them rams,
came up handsomely. THO fgtt lasted
four hours. Two rebel gunboats were
blown up and one sunk, when the reb,,
els retreated precipltately under tho
guns of the Fort. Only two of our
vessels were engaged. The Cincinnati
sustained some injury from the rams
but will be in fighting condition to-
morrow. Captain Stemble distin-.
guished himself and is seriously woun-
ded. The Benton is uninjured.s
The rebel squadron is supposed to be
commanded by HoIlins.
(Signed, q. HI. DAVIS.
- Com'd'g. Miss. Flotilla, pro tenn.