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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
SUPREME COURT. City npd COUNTY Of Ner.

&UPRENE COURT, City and County Of New.
- loIs-sAMUEb y. HOFFMAN eraiusf ANDREW
s.i1oN JAhks NJ COBURN AID JOHN ~. COBURN
~ = '. Andrew Hiisoa Robert ii. CObum .. sl tho
As ee o. ne judgment Of the above entitled cour,
lef2 49,. e.s euted scton tie I'd day OF Mach,
'. ss 1t rsbls "a JHg INTO ELECT such
.''t al suction, ~ the hefchznii Pxchp1ge Ia lie
room thro 81 -. s,e ioth dsy Of april ll.y a. T. O'clock
,he iolor.Bg dsslt iahsr Real Estlse Auconeer all
ss-sAces ceclo hat l. 10 iss. Htee "'l. 20 tPpSi
eaie tesrl date on ire FIRST osy ~ - ~" ltlr -4e o
4 e''."e =, 4loIi-sh ana lie aid SsteoelE 4,e
&C 70 bic eKecutors souiuialrAoIs ~ & An'fr" "isVo
saeieil, Az ie. o.ls6s described 49, 'hs g'sHie.
hi ourins ana Until The I'm rns ~ it0AenHe
,sI RON TIE FIRST dly Of May 1853 To- - f-one
nliafed dollars, and IN which lease ven. yy roo u
'sol a. By reference thereto wi 49,. 80 ,'lains
80 Is estlrb@ follows Al .Lsf tey la fEeil
noing thereon, si.Dste lying snd heinz In H. " lh
- %Sa o. toe city Of nav York AID o.. N, -
sys.us. -Seconc street between tie Iil an Az
ueasi,. ~. ooisining aud described ss f9i.V 80
two noLery eide 81 Forty second ,fes, d.,
ao tbes % seVeutyfert zen inches fllC ~ lpl ,,,
y cOIoer o. the Fi.lh avenue AID foyt
side OF Fsr,. 'sfui1g thence wetslg along tie uc-,bey
lehefg ,tfeet twsrty feet sad ten inct.s thence
hs adss - aisNei with tho fith avenue fps..s Ltorb
ts csstsr H. party vail hundred sst i've inchs, 20
FSny.seo,f % tse block thence eEs.egly psrsel viii
ssclheyv r twenty feet sad ten iDcae, .Bd tb.,c
os-s o VIII the Fith eDuo fpallnr tLro1 ne
he pAe. Of Nshh Que bundled FEE, and hvs r.fes A.
Lees prI,I tnnirs' together with al and I, sg., A
eso al appofiensncss tbereunto bg ,u,iog -
ma 1 o. renewal IN Isid lease ostxn.a 80 o..
ss,ssd ,,s slyeet however 10 tbe yeIts - - psAs'
yot ksy y s 10 IN ssid indenture Of is..,pt,dS.
FL FAscn.s : ne tsosEs. Referee. No Jos Broadway
'NTtyT1kF - ~ go "'oso"iy.
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&TATE of VERMONT. Rutland. ss.-MILLER

~ -. On \ kNArP Trustees vs.. The RUTLAND AND
w AshlNGION RAILROAD COMPANY-In Choucsry,
march Term l862-Nhereas Dsnel 3 Miller and Shepherd
hnapp of the City and State of NewYork Trustees Of the
hnsnd and Washgnn Railroad have ed their petition in
sad Court setting tn that bill In the cause
bas been for long time pending forecose N. first
gsge on said Railroad that raid Suit has been resisted and
great expenses have been uo led Ia the thereof
tha 10 derSy such has been made
upon the bobdhod-Ts under said which
ment large share Of said oondhode have neglected pay
snd That such expenses amount large and pray
ing that the Court here will order said bondhoders pa,
assessments within short day and provide reasonable fund
for the OF future aud COSTS be forever
barred sm any claim under said mortgage 10y Of any
bonds secured thereby.
IL is ordered that the holders Of the aforesaid bonds
fed 10 appear before the Hon James Barrett Chancellor
Newsne m the County Of NlndhIm, In said State the
I'D day OF April 1852 then and there show cause II
thy have why the prayer of said petition should be
granted. by publishing the substance Of said petition with this
order ten DAYS ,uccesyey IN The NewYork Daily Tribune
printed in the CITY Of New York and 10 The Ru, and Daily
Herald printed At Rutland the State Of Vermont the last
OF which shall be 81 least ten days previous to said hearing
which shall be deemed suiiicioot notice
\. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
II J.. SroueHTeS. Solicitor
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legal Notifes.
crpREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of

- NEW. YORK.-SAMUEL v HOFFMAN sIslnH1, ~ ~
nnrW WILSON JAMES NJ COBUHN, and JohN w
c0BURN Assg0ess OF Andrew Wilson Robert a, ~
a-Aciion No One In pursuence OF inc s.,inn an
,hs .bov entitled Court AIDE IN the aboyeenso -
49, "a day Of March 1862 L. tie Referee sppon.eS ~ az
n,sid Judgment for the pUrpose Of executing hI
Exchange in the City of Net" foiA on tne ION
nof Apr 1852 AZ ~ o'clock noon, through 'AN 10 VI
Real Estate Auctioneer all the ioI""lng oesooed
sd urenises with the sppuftenahees Wefel1 inat Is 70
an ,ts certain indcn'ure 81 ease ptsHs uss or the
ssy 49, Mach 1861 whereby Gloryina II Hoffman
trt osy "a samuel v Hoffman did demise lease, and 10
.ne VIC he ssd Andrew son aud TO his executors,
arm aud assigns the premises theIein and herein
con with the sppuftensnces' Tor and during end
sst and term Of twentyoue from the FIRST
pn e lao for the yearly rent OF tI hundred dollars
day OF hay ly and In hich lease contained
payable se The renewal thereof aud the binding
tan frsrce thereto i sppenr; and which prem
thereon o. " a. fows All tina. certain lot Of land with
ie Ns thereon situse, lying snd being 10 tho Niue
TIE AZ The City Of New-l otk, and on the westerly
TENN 0b stenue and containing ana described as follows:
SIDE Oh run =, IN. intersection Of The westerly side Of the
Commence " r. .oubey eide of tory-thid street
bh aver along the westerly eide Of tth syeuue
Ming thence ave inches thence westerly and parable
"a s.ra., part OF the way through the cen
win on, one hundred and two feet thence north
cSrele with Filth ayenHe t~eity i've lrel AUG I'VE
sy Snc pSe sds Of fortythrd street and thence
inches 70 ns ~ couthe side Of Fo-tythrd sTeet
ssssry asns 10 tbe place Of beginning consinng in
hupdred snu WV - ery i've feet sud i've inches sad
vih n iiou' a. one Kindred snd two feet together
oeptn MA tie editces privileges, and appurte-
WV s-ennto b@iougDs snd also All ooNehens OF Ihs"u
nsnoes N ,r,d and benefits thereof subject how
IN 'sd lease nd covenants reserved and contained in
ever 70 ihe ies New York. March Is, 1852
sao ioeehtuo" & JONES. Referee, No. lot Broadway
,,u.v plslStia' . Attorney, 229 Broadway, n. y.
uh25 2sv3gluA'
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C1pPENE COURT, CITY and COUNTY of

CIPREME COURl, Clll ana oouNl OF
49, WORK SAMUEL Y HOFFMAN, sgsinst An
SpTW WILSON, JAMES NJ. IobuhN and JOHN W.
Dhh6,cy I,.lsuses Of Andrew Wilson. Robert Ceoun
aon NJ R-In pursusnce 81 the judgment OF the
,ls8 Cont made IN the above entiied action the
20 Msrcf ss2 the Referee appointed IN sud bv said
io the yurpco o.. executing and carrying into effect
.nsh Judgment viii SCI 81 fuhic Anc oa ~ ihe Mecna"t.
10 =. IL o,ori noon thru gh James VI. Miller, Real Ia
- syc,iopper al the follow Ing described lessehod pre-.
- x,b The appuItensnces thereto that 10 to Al
tb, ndenturs Of ssse eesIug date on me met Gay
s.,l Hoffman i3 demise. Jesse and 90 srmci unto tie
- Andep Wilson AID 20 his erecutort ndmnisr1tors.
an. ssgrs ts premises therein aud hsEeic after described,
h The srpuensnce TOY and during aud until The fall end
sor he yearly rent Of FIVE hundred dollars, paysse semi
annually sd 10 which lease contained certain
70 The es thereof and the building thereof as by
,e,rence thereto viii appear aud which premises de
sribed follows 70 Wit All that certain lot Of lend 18th
Il. b1drg thereon sit nate lying and being IN the Nlns
tent ward OF lhs city OF New Nok and the westerly
Ode u Filth avenue end conainrg and described es 0owe
Commencing at point Oh the westerly sde OF the tth
s.-n1e distant twenty-five e.t AID i've in hes sogthey
ron the souihwssteFly corner OF Fifth ard Forty
ehe fih twenty i've feet thsnCe westerly parallel
With kory-thrd street and part Of the way through the
ceaisr Of pertyWA hundred and feet thence
pohegy parable with tho fh avenue. v-hys feet
ud ea,,ey parallel with Forty third street and par
efths way IL gh the center Of psrty wall hundred
and two feet TO the westerly sdo Of the Fh che
see Of beginning; containing Ia width IN font and
tvsrtyge feet and Ia depth each side hundred and
md sppuensDo-s thsre-no belonging and also a
IN lid lease cortsined and benefits thereof sub
re- how % tbe rents ard ooveusuts Ieseryed and
Ded 30 said irden,ure Of lesse dated Ne-York March
g. 1907 ;. JONES, Referee, No. l0t Broadway.
I. FAScHER, PPfs Att'y Nc. 20 Broadway. n. y.
ah25 2sw3wlu&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the School Ofcen Of the Ninsteenh Ward al the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Board Of Education 81 Grsnd and
Elm-s;s until WEDNESDAY, tho second day Of April. At
~ O'Clock noon for the erection al completion Of
PRIMARY SCHOOt-HOUSE, including the Steam Heating
Apparatus be built the three lots OF ground situated
tho south eide Of 4ld st. 100 feet east Of Sd in ssd ard
Plans ard specific atoms for ssid School ouse including
Heating Apparatus be at the oco OF the Su
peduteuden Of School BuidinIs, No 80 Crosby II. Pro-
posss must the estimate for each branch Of the work
separstey and be iDdorsed Proposals. FOR Mason Nork
Proposals for Carpenter Vol" Proposals for Painting
and Proposals. for Heating Two responsible and approved
,nres VIII be required from each ,uccessf1 bidder, and
proposal viii considered IN which sueiies named
The School Odice Of tho Ward the nIt 10 reject
or al Of the proposals offered n deemed for the public
interests to do so.-Ds'ed March ~ l6i,.
THOMAS II. mCMANUs,) Ruudn,
ROBERT hCOlNhIS. ca.-'--,,as
MICHAEL FALIHEE.
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Leaving Csnfeled tousuucroh bonus IN "uf a..
hands, January ls,, lsf2. slSaHI %
MORRIS kETCHUM,
JOHN MOORE.
January Let, 1902. sAML D. LOCKWOOD Trustees
The Bank Statement shows about the features an
ticpated. The loans show contraction of two and
a-half Millions under continued sales Of Govern
mept securities, and the deposits corresponding
decline from investment in these securities. In the
other items the change is not important, and the
actual amount of gold in bank is not much in excess
of the average. A large amount, however, is in
special deposits, and does not legtmately belong IL
the specie reserve.
The following IL comparative. statement Of the
condition Of the banks Of New-Yoik City, from
March - 70 March ~
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

persons having claims against HENRY MEEHAN late OF the
CITY OF NewYok deceased 70 present the same Wi youcb
ere tneeo 10 the subscrber at the office of Richard Winnie
NO 80 Nusssut in the City Of New-YoTk before the
ON day OF October nextDated Newly March 70 1862
Inh25 lawGwTu JAMES AZ WIIITE .cutor.
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CASH CAPITAL, $3.50. 900.

YIRy INSURANCE Ga su Il. brsDche,
r. NAVIGATION RISKS taken Oh the Lasss, KSsr,,
ava Canals.
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Proposals.
NOTICE.-PROPOsALs from Dealers aud

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from DcdI'IB anu
Me are invited IN the 10th OF April 1862 for furnish
ing FLOUR TO the Sub. Department OF the same sind whch
hes been received by the u s. Government and Known a. no
E1.ra
Samples Of this Flour be at the Capitol Bakery In
this city. - -,
IL l. desired 10 make contract for 20 600 barrels Shop
however, any person desire TO furnish less quantity ne vi"
state the pieci,e number OF barrels In bis bid. ,oo
The contractor will be required to fuish at the rate Of w
bsues daily until the contract Is filled.
No Flour will be received which does not come up 10 the
standard the inspection made nst before the purchase
The Flour delivered the Railroad Depot IN Wnsh
ington al any Of the warehouses In getowD d. T.
Government the night to reject any bid Tor any
cause
Payments he made Treasury Notes and the BIDS TO be
ton d. C. Mh28 to AplO
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'IWE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
CITY, ~ Bfoadwty, New Yors-Tbi.I.tb, opIy stoct
Company h. America which divides n. WHOLE PpuyfTs
pro rata among The Assured legal interest ony bsg naid
upon - chpHs hch BY inveftmsnt TcprodurSs u.,siy an
same sl0lnt The Society thu, offer, all lie ~ .
purely NutIe' AID u stock Company The a.,D,.d 10,
81 The ohs there "a guaranty Of p@rp,tg,l $500 g.
AID IT, ID eet0rs haf- direct pecrtary in..r,s, ~,
it, siaTs With prudence and economy " "'sNh
VIZ. {. ALEXANDER pv..td.-.
IttRY Is. HYDE Vo- p,..i5.,,.
OgDHeE y. PHfLifrr. Actusr,
HKsFy DAY. Attorney
DAAlFL A0sD, Counsel.
jOsYPH W Pssx, becir'ury.
EDv,BD w LAsBEGr, n. ID. Physiei4n.
WILLARD PAEsEn. IA % ,Con,lnuk Phy.el.n
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CEALED PROPOSALS. are invited till the I5t

-
~ day II Aph. 1862. at ~ O'Clock for supplying the
United Sub. Dept with 900 head Of BEEF CATTLE on the
hoOf
The Cattle to he delivered Washington City, and each
animal to 1890 pounds weight no animal ad
mited whice weighs less than 600 pounds gross
The Cattle 70 be delivered at such times and IN such quaint
ties as the Government may require.
Cattle will be required under this contract AFTER TIE
contract Is closed Heifers and bulls not wanted.
bond with good and satisfactory security, will be re
quiIed.
Government. itself the right pay in Treasury
notes.
No bid viii be entertained when put In by who
have preyiou,y eed TO comply with their contracts OF
where the bidder present respond his bid and all
bids TO be accompanied by two guarantees
The OF firms should be sisted In full with tho precise
address of all the embers Of the firm
Bid to be directed to Major A. BECKwITH c. g., u. g.
A., Washington, ID. c.
Form OF GUARssIr.
We, - o. County Fl, and State Of -, and
-, ofthe County Of, and State Of - do hereby
gus sntee that - able 10 fulfill in accordance
with the terms OF his proposition aud that should HE PROPOSE
ton be accepted he will at enter a IN
oordarce th-rewtb Should the contract he awarded him.
prepared to become his securities This guaranty must be
appended 10 csch bid.
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Holders of the first mortgage bonds Of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the Ohio and
Indiana Railroad Company, and the Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company who have not here
tofors deposited their bonds under the plan OF 70
organization, arc notified to do so on or before the
fra. day Of April next, they will DO excluded from
its benefits Holders Of second mortgage bonds Of
the said companies or construction bonds Of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
who have not already deposited their bonds a. above
are notified to make application to the Purchasing
Committee to be admitted to the benefits OF SAID re-
organization on or before the same day, or be e1'
cluded therefrom.
The Boson Post Of Saturday says:
tn. report Of the Directors Of the Copper fss Compesy
state. that operation. Of the past yea have
pro6 of saiOsi g. or IS q cent all costs lie sssen
he COMPANY Decembs 81 1861. including cash copper ne
supplies were 362i "a; the liabilities were 81 w -
OF ssets s4O4s2 Al The property at the nine ID
Gliding buildings and machinery, were appraised o. ei'"
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OPFH POLICIES ISSUED TO COVER SHIPMENTS
MADE b FOBWARDERs
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1netrnCtlpu.

~ Rev ANDREW j. HUNT A NJ, Principal Term
begins April S35 pIepGy expenses for Board and Tuition
In English and Classics send for Catalogue.
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES, Bridgeport Conn. For Circuss; ssdre"
the Principal Miss EMILY NELSON.
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I" A MER. SCHOOL INST" $40 Broadway,
~ supplies Schools and Families with Teachers, and
Parents With Circulars Of many good Schools without charge,
aud sells school properties e. = WOODMAN & Co.
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narsets-caHsrctLr REPORTED ron TIE y. 7. TRisusA
MONDAY, March 81. lS62.
AsHEs-The market lower for Pots with only nmisee
ipauiry. at IS e2S; Pearls are stesdy, ct SIS 80
COTTON-Ihe inquiry has been moderate mainly tor tne
wants Of prices without essential change
we quote At 27id7Sc. for Mddlins Upand1 and d. New
Orleans and TeJss . . -, -
moderate and important sales to advise; pces
iiv uucha
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gneurdnte Companies.

N FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
80. - ALL-SI.,
kEW-YOHh CITY.
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IAdYertiseme EMIL

fAdverisenentt
The COUPONS of the u. s. W.lOO Treasury
Notes due April will be csshed immediately, It o9f ece
TEoxPsoy BEorHsss, No. Wslst
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HOME BOARDING SCHOOL,

on large farm GeaI Hackensack n J. Board Tuition
&c, sl20 Per year For Circulars address
A. H. WINANT. Principal
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HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Clayerack
NIAPLEWOOn YOING ladies INSTE

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
w INSTITUTE No 2ls Fourth-st. wssnngOa,'quHrc.
corner Of Msodop,Alsi CLARKE TANNING, Rrcors,
Twelve ASSISTANT, prepares pupil, all ss' FOR basi
nen o. College.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20

MConfederate Government at Richmond
n ARRIVED in this city yesterday.
S By the same arrival we are gratifie,
@to learn that Coils Poindexter ant
#Dorsey, with eight hundred men, had
I'm three encounters, met the enem,
saand obtained signal SUCCESS in each
u 'ithough encountering superior forces
they punished the invaders of Southern
liberty severely, and captured the town
#of Boonville.
The army OF Gen. Price is said to be
3rapidly increasing in numbers. and is
swell armed, equipped, and full of res
Dilute hope.
I A few days ago Col. Freeman, who
lis well styled The Swamp Fox of Prices
larmy, stole march upon large force|
Bof Federals stationed at Rolla. He hadl
aunder his command but one hundrell
and twenty, oil told, yet the enterprise
WAS inviting, and the constant activity
lot the scouting commander could nots
|iorego the opportunity. He found theA
enemy quietly bivouaoked in the bests
quarters OF the town, and with biss
comparatively small band glanced ins
n the windows Of the rooms whereI
Aey were quietly reposing. Smash
went the glassl as the murderonsS
went through the panes, andh
many who dreamed Of morrow glepts
. longer sleep than bad been bargainedS
for. 1t is thought that at least everyt
man hit his mark and the consterpationk
may be imagined.
There was no time to stay. The com Il
nand OF Swamp-Fox Freeman retiredH
without loss, to engage in some futureh
and fortunate adventure. MemphisAs
Avalanche. h
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20
THE CROSSE TETE AND CENTRAL
STEM RAILROADS.

An act of the Legislature at its re
cent session grants to all the railroads
in Louisiana, to the stock of which the
State is a subscriber, six Thousand
dollars for every mile of road whicl
shall be graded and made ready fol
laying the track, payable whenever
4 five consecutive miles are SO graded
1t is provided that the bonds cannot
be sold at greater discount than five
per cent, and that the Governor may
compel the proceeds of the sales ol
such bonds to be used exclusively In
the purchase of rails for finishing the
sections of graded road.
By act No 119 all alternate sections
Rof public lands for six sections In
width on each side are granted to the
newly chartered road from New Iberia
1 TO the Sabine River and to the Central
Stem Road from the Atchafalaya River.
opposite the terminus of the Crosse
|Tete Road, to Natchitoches and Texas.
This land grant accrues to those roads
whenever twenty consecutive miles of
road are completed. In case of pre-
|emption OF prior occupancy of any por-
|tion of the lands within the above
limits, the deficiency is to be made up
from State lands lying within fifteen
miles of the roads. The alternate sec.
|tions belonging to the State, adjoining
|tnose sections which are granted to
~ roads, are not to be sod aou less
Than double the minimum b. H.. pre-
They subject TO private entry until first
offered at public sale. These provisions
|give the railroad companies the advan-
|tage of the increased value which the
of those roads will neccs.
sarily give to the lands lying in their
vicinity, as well as an opportunity to
purchase the adjoining State lands
wherever it is desirable.
In the two roads which form con-
tinuous road from the right bank of the
Mississippi opposite Baton Rouge two
hundred and thirtytwo miles in a
|northwesterly direction to Shreveport
through the most fertile region OF cen
trail Louisiana, the inhabitants OF this
city are peculiarly interested. The pal
|pable and visible increase of the trade
and business activity of Baton Rougc|
caused by the completion of about
three -fourths of a short road whose|
western extremity is the AtchafaIaya,
Indicates the greatcr:advantages which
will accrue to us when we are put inI
daily communication with Alexandria,
Natchitoches, Shreveport and the citiess
~
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Impor taM War News.


Newl.o rleans papers of the l5tl
inst with advices from Nashville
Tennessee e, report terrible engage
ment at Fort Donelson, between oul
forces and the Federals. The latter
had been repulsed several times and
at last accounts were pursued by our
troops at the point of the bayonet.
|The loss on both sides Ia said to be
heavy. The enemy is reported by a
prisoner to be $4,000 strong. The num-
|ber of our forces not mentioned. We
also learn that Gen. Johnston has
Evacuated Bowling Green in order to
|meet Gen. Buell., who Is endeavoring
TO turn our right at that point.
A decisive engagement has probably
been fought before this time.
Our loss at Roanoke Island was 81
Killed and IS wounded 0 Jcnnings|
Wise was among the killed. The Fed /
erals lost in killed Q C5lonels 35 Com-l
missioned Officers and l75 Privates,
besides 400 wounded
The 17th, 18th and 10th louisiana
Regiments have left New Orleans for
Corinth, Mississippi.
The Governor of the State, has is- /
sued his proclamation calling forI
$500 men and demanding all the fire
arms that can be spared for imme j
date use.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-02-20
DEVOTED TO POLITICAL AND LOCAL INTERESTS
LIE c=1nr1zoE.1u E,ez1ter

The reason Of this high privilege is tt
be found in their situation between tbs
Gulf.stream and the Rocky Mountains
producing that peculiar temperature
to be found nowhere else.
England has been striving for Fifty
years, and striving in vain, to make
herself independent of the cotton of
the South. II labor and gold could
have effected the object, she would
have attained 1t. NJ Ballot does not
believe her present experiment vii.
have any better success than her for
ner ones. But if she should succeed in
obtaining enough cotton to keep her
spintles running, 1t would be of al
quality inferior to that of America i
and France and other manufacturing|
countries that should adhere to the|
American, would, by using the better
article; drive English goods out Of all
the markets Of the world.
But, we all know that English stocks
are running low, and that with all the /
supplies the old and new world can
yield her, her spindles must soon be-
come idle. 1t is only a question of
months. Five millions of English derive
THE means of subsistence, directly or
Indirectly, from the manufacture of 4
this articles. Without it, they must be !
|yedueed to starvation or beggary 1t X
may be that the British Governments
would, sooner than incur the expenseA
of war, undertake to support these
paupers ont Of the treasury, If it could B
see the certainty of a cotton supply at H
an early day. The Yankees have been
promising this supply by opening a
Southern port, Possibly England has D
been to some extent deludcd. But she
must see now the imposition-as the
Yankees are compelled to go to Liver
pool for their own supplies. A few
more or less, must then deter II
mine the question Richmond WhigI&