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JEFF. DAVIS 70 CcMMAND At MANASSAS
Forrnr.s roypor. friday jim q. 100.

Mr.. TAYLOR Of Ciu0mai, wioias been "A prisoner
at chroud since tie battle Of Bull Run, WAS ycs-
terday released. and came by Gas Of uuce VIA Nor
foil. lie lays tat lie VAS accompanied iy de-
teciive" to N~f4k, who was very walet.h iot 10
LEI lim cary any raIe's with him, from which i'c'
il is supposed tLey must have contained s'ne M
poltint iuioruation. lie says that Gen. BTaurceaid
las left for Kcnucky, taking with tim l3,COo ne"
from Maras,as, and HAT jefferson Davis IS TO t'he
command in PERSON Of tue hools TT Manassas ai'r
Is Inauguration as President ont I'D a February
IL WAS uudsrs,o - Richmond lat Con. Bvaure-
rard would reach there on Saturday, on h.s way TO
Kentucky.
Tie opinion at Richmond was that the Menimae
wa failure.
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MARSHALL IN EASTERN KEN
TffHkN

TIE NgrtoIk Dgv Book OF Jan. 81 contains ie'-
ter to The edi-or OF the R.chm"nd Wbig, "l'no"t
nv mention oftte dao or place rom whence ~ Was
wiitieu. It lcend- 20 be "a report Of me 3@'ue;
md commences "ith We'll, we nave 'ul'pe' ,,ehI'
Amer making n rambling kind OF statement, toe let
ter proceeds thus: r,.,.
"ii,re the eremy opened n terri lc fire u t'ink
tbev nu.t have been re-eufurced, Tut we returned
for NOE than sn hour, when they retTeaed to re-
iurn no more. We could distinctly ielr Their officers
attempting 10 rally their scattered iofces' u'ee
ds.,rr,te s,sul hnd they made carry the hlgls,
ano three tunes bad they been repulsed Night Wa
romi.g on, and we remained ill lae. burying Tie
dead attending to the wounded and awaiting orders;
but we lad eaten nothing Tor tweuty -four h' us'
nud were ordered foar miles f.rtEer on THAI night by
Gen MARSHALL and 10 lost the eci0t OF ,leei ing on
the battlefield. The enemy, Us We harmed, could
uot have iosl in killed and wounded ess than 4Oo.
Hey ray nothing atout their own l0's, bat deDy
any lining like a rout or surrender.
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE COTTON TRADE-Rt NNiNG THE BLOCKADE
BRISK INSURANCE ~ ~INEsS-iNTLEEsT-
.lLa anAL-I
sp.ci.l Correspondence. ofThs Richmond Dispatch.

ING FACTS ABOUT TIE IUI, ETC.
sp.cisI Correspondence. Of The Richmond Dispatch.
CHAElEsros. c. Jiu. Is, Ie'2.
was sstOnished today, in walking around the
wherves 80 rec what large business il going On 10
the cotton trade. / met with pL.uters VAC Were
ceiling their crogs for 81 cents per pound. Every
tbiug pres~>is, lively sslect. l. there not d
blockade p found myself Involuntary inquiriug
Il the dray-drvers Who were hauing up Immense
load. at don't matter they r-plied ahont
the blockade" cotton viii 60. | looked upon .
noble ve.tei winch came IN q day Dr Two ago. 4
firm here made $40, 900 on cargo recently received.
Insurance cOmpAuies are beng organized and
every dollars worth of property 10 beng covered
with policy. Never was there iDer ibid for
making money by such companies.
| had q conversation TO-DAY with tie Hoo. ChsFies
McBslh, Mayor Of this city. lie says that history
presents no parallel 10 tho fymp,.,hy v .ch b. being
naui tested IA behalf of this Cty. III. ESoeilencJ
AID his Private Secretary ind Il mpOfsbe ~ reply
10 onehBh Of the lettofs Wlicb contain remittance
20 that reior - lad 70 tAe city IapesS, thr0ur
which 20 acknowledge the donations. Georgia has
given One-ha0 Of al thai has been contributed ID "a
Tar. The Mayor remarked To ne, 81 grfsed through
the fire and all "a scenes 0f soIfOg NithOlt she'd
ding Il tear; but, fi, oiieuiiuCs on opening tiese
letters, all ied with syt pa.hy end love have hsj
NY heart 90 moved ne 20 be compelled 20 weep
have sps~t delightful week IL Chatleston, b.
the Mills House, al excellent hotel. and now am
shout 10 leave for ShyaDnar, from which place you
will hear from me; sni uf ohdui 10 be- u more re-
liable" inform ant than Some who patroni7e the
press, Jon nay not expect many "ssne9iion -
letters.
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ALP opnyEr oy THE CURRENCY.

10 che Ron. ; T. CE1rE Sec,sfl'Yg ne i'sa'"fs
Dx.n SIR: la compliance wHn III! pf"'uN'
er,hracs D., frs leisure hour since meeting y'n !"
Wa,bipg,op 20 submit the rasons which induce NE
~ s,vnr N. emission Of one hundred and may NIL
I,.. =, oma.ble Treasury Noies, without interest,"
am, 80 hs made = iesal tender in payment Of debts.
In the int place, believe this measure to % III.
,.1I...,,le 10 ,he maintenance Of the credit aue
r.no, Of the Government. uuless ia heavy hVshns
J.assll be PAID Wild reasonable prompiitnle' ane
r. ,spidI, accruing liabilities provided toT Il WIZ
,oon ind difficulty IN obtaining supplies for ihe army
NJ ANY price. The delay Of payment that has aif'A
o..,rred hss depressed ts certificates Of indebtedness
eight c. ten pen cent.
How else shall these immediate liabilities he Ae'
Three other modes have been suggesied; tiTs' "
taxation; second, by the sale Of ,'overumen s'DcA'
TO the highes; bidders; Third, by paying the pa''"
creditor, Ia Treasury Notes bearing iniep''' .
stocks. These are the only alternatives 'h"' nave
been proposed. AMI know 81 no other ref'"'"'
sju,, the bank. have no Longer the Opposition OF w
means 70 ,eke further loans Let us exam ms cA''
these me,bods.
X., 49,. - ..x..i...as, Su nnsvsusofe' iH~''"-
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conlI not sncceod, they burnt her. Inc schooner
Fanny was ran mp Crystal River, and succeeded 10
making her escaIe.
The Toi,ri,,s burnt the wharves at Cedar keys,
win oyerythiug ON them inrludiog ont tity bales
of ,oton ana about one hundred and fifty hhrrei. OF
turgeu IN. TIE captain OF he schooner Avn Sli'n,
al Some civilians who were captured, were frieate.
@. t,,, d,., i,n,i.ono.ent on t.kiug tie oath not
IA her arm ,,rsf tie III et Sia'es. The lahEeff
cid ot Iom afd tie town las been rep"Iied' o!l
oe,t owed all tie property within their reach Il -
sup. ocd tbais tley were informed 10 reir''n,e 70
fhe property al, unprotected condition. oil tue t'''e'
6y G.berncu ia the nelghbohood.
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He Takes Fifteen Thousand Iler'
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DIRECT NEWS FROM RICHMOND.

BEAURrGARD OFF FOR KENTUCKY
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soryrurRy RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.

from The hioriao1d DsI ., ian. %
The enemy are e1erling thenic'yes wilb immense
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The Alberare leit here on Monday evening ior
Portsmouth aud returned nst might ailer OAR, aud
pa.seuger- by her OFT that the ocrvcoke ltole
Lnd learned through a Yaukre. WHO came up O, mt
fl,re n, GEL conveyance 10 NewberD, that q Yessei
had go to tie, es on rbe bar and 80 men 90 OF .
aboard were lost aud ihat gbteen vtss b. Ia IL
have gone ashore siuce tltr arrival AZ Hauerls.
Also that there are a,oat no vessels there, iosde
the bar
Heavy firing hos been beard 80 Hatteus ~ the
last Two DAYS supposed to have been d0ue % ..ise
the deaf bodies OF those thar have been drown II 70
the surface, 80 as TO pr. cure th-m TO intermen,
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HOW zoLnCoFFER CAME TO HIS DEATH.

II
n,lor-0encrsl CoD,saAndh.s DspsYtIa sns.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hyatt's Life Balsan.


Rheumahsm in i,s most painful forms, also soroA
ula, eryspelrs, salt rheum, pimpes, bloeches, old
ulcers fever sIre the worst Of diseases OF the
blood, nercural complaints, debility, liver and
kidneys, inciplent consumption, &C, are mos, oer~
tany cured by this great purifier
HIATTs LIFE BALsAM has cured Thousands
Of csses Of these and similar diseases, and II will
most certainly cure any Gaze which can be reached
by medicine, taken in accot lance with the direo-
tons = -
HYATT's LIFE DALsAM cured Mr.. n. Rice, -
Grove 80 and ~ Clinton Market cf iuhammatorf
rheumausm aud govt after ho had been crippled
for years.
IiYATT's LIFE BAIsAM cured Mr. r. n. Holly,
dock MASTER III Madison ~ Of terrific ulcer ateT
he had been Ia the Broadway Hospital six month 9.
AMI ticr Thought b. I've incurnhe.
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mrs G. Gore,d
ave ald ttst IT, OF sctufi aur kings evil The ulcers
hal destroyed tie flesh from H., neck until The
winly.pe was exposed It cured Mrs. Gore also
90 dyspepsia.
Pau'Ta. depot ei6 Grand st.
20 cents nor bottle. loO
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= on, m on both sides until midnight. Tho gun
t,.,s 81 Louis snd Cairo were struck BY shell, but
no damage VAS done.
Ye,,erdny hut little firing was donsi In the AZ
:, moon tho moitars were shifted 10 the opposite
I'D, ofthc liver for greater protection In ther
f,imer loosHty they were In great danger rom
proviing rebel bands, who have already cut The
lsvce in two or three plsceso tmb.rras' Tic oper"
to,s u the rnorisrs. Dssertors ssy the baterles
now mount forty guns and the rebels have hS'y
more, which they are rapidly putting IL petition.
Brneg hos command, succeeding Viliipqne There
are about COO tro,p re there, and four gubosr IN 'he
rivcr, mounting ~ guns.
Chicogo, April io.-The bombsrdment Of Fort
Wright continues, participated In by tho mortar
and gunboats The enemy reply vigorously bu'
ave done no dainsge NJ YET There In no erpecta
uou u the reduction Of Tic fort al present. TIT
present h gh state of wstor will prevent any ccope
ration oh the part Of the land forces Tor some days
Every house In Columbus iB surroundedb by water
The telegraph line from Cairo h. Ptt-Lurgh, Penn.
Las been carried away Wy the high water. A. Cair
| he river l. now within 10, Of the top u th
| lcvee Mound city is submerged by the water,
running int the lower stories o. the hospitals ala
dwellings Tho Illinois Central Railroad las dif
| continued running heow Mound city, tho trscI
| beluy submerged aud carried away.
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From Torrrc,, Monroe aud ,or,,o,,o

io7"g Numr AyrR le-Imr,v-nlne
wounded n"u Nnat0n arrived today, ruat,u g
ninety intI wonnl,d m tic u.'t on tie len nart
on Ilwrsiay. Con. MaFuIors rcpur, of tic
a'.ug fy'tin the MOTOR larrrs si,,s % Rfnr.
HHvL Including Col MrKcuncy AMI 10 wounded
We ou car occasional canonn,ilnR toward,
fHtw'N, hut learn that It IL merely attempts OF
Tire 'n.my :. Oh" aud our working parties WITH
except 40 "tc affair gftnc rifle pits ON THURSDAY,
they get tho v.~' - .. -1m.s..ur The work f.
progressing 'eI ly, nuI when tie sicgo does com
mcuce It will tc Ju ut terrific.
The New York 'th are uslcrcl the Guest drill
ed res mont In the army of yorktown, and bav,
been assigned the post of h.aur, being te only
Volunteer regiment with the re .p,srs
T.,ro WAS very extensive hrc IN Eorr,.k la,
ul It, and " h,s continued to burn all day t,l.,.
Syyra, l1l'Apss were destroyed. Smoke and Gams
from l,snlc lrc eth visible
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and Brooklyn, quite . number Of the psv pastors
preached their installation discourse before theiT
respective charges, among whom were The foilow-
ing whose ministerial term expires In April 1894
yist-st. PsuiV, Rev. Dr. Hdgew1y Washington
squsre, Rev John P. Newman Bedford street.
Rcv. Dr. uagany Green street Rev d. Brush
Duane tt-oet, Rev 2. n. Lewis and In the Pacific
street, Church, Brooklyn, Rev. N. A. Vincent Pro
lessor Ia Troy University, who hla the vacancy oe-
casioned by the absence Of the Rev d.. Perry AZ
tie seat Of war as Colonel Of the t5th Regiment
n. y =. Volunteers
UNoy REtUGEEs FROM FLoRrpA.-Fifty-
four Union refugees h m Florida arrived here on
Saturday RON Port Royal, ty TIE steamer star of
the south" Their names are
Dr. James y. Mitchell, WIFE and two children
Rev. Mr. Heweu, wife, and FIVE children W. 7.
| Delaney, wife, and three children; w. u. far-
! Gil ia, wife, Aui three children PHILIP Frazer,
wife, and siI children & l.. Robinson, " ie' aud
| two children Thomas Stevens aud vie Ms
! Granger; o. l.. Kreue aui wife M Pro0s Jt ,-e
| Gardner Mr. stevens aud ct.li Missns ~ .'tus,
| John Duwd, Gabriel Husch, y. Y. Devsrcux, and
| y =. Parker.
They are mostly Of northern birth, but had settled
In Florida rrospcring in their business and Indus
| try, until the secession madness destroyed their
property All made their lives Insecure. Mr't
Of them arrive here under destitute circumstances,
aud in tie a acnce u other Immediate asylum,
several ~ our principal hotel p.opr,t - gen
erousy OF red them temporary out.r,,.lm'nt
| on Saturday afternoon n meeting q citizens was
called nt Tie Mer. isnt4 Exchange, Tor tie rp's'
= dryising slre l'.u for their relief Mr.. 3 Bald
win pr,si,d Resolutions were adopted ,xprossiy.
4 symputhy for rhe eSpatrhIed loysl,sts, AMI
committee appointed 10 take measures FIR their re-
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LOCAL NEWS.
NRw YORK ANp uR VICINITY.

COLONIZATION oF EAsrEU SATURDAY ANp
suN1,AY.-m the Roman Catholic Churohts tie
oih.r for The resurrection was ty anucipat u, said
ou Holy saturday, the affairs being again clothed
with ornaments and new FIRE blessed. Tho crre-
monies were per- uued at 81. pAtrick's Cutlrlr.'
IN the following manners The Rev. WIN. Stars.
u, D. Ncar-Gcuoral-Nho of1c,ates ln the abseu.,
Of the Archbishop opened tie office AZ cisht o.
clock, A, NJ, assisted by Rev Eugene Mcclure,
Joseph +. wo,ls, Sc, hy lighting triy'o candle.
emhlamatc Of the life Of Christ, and s.ain.u. that
the light NJ the blessed rduty Was communicated
To- hy Ch17rs resurrection. The CLERGY, accom-.
PAINTED tya large n mber OF sco' ytes, Nc, pro.
c,oirI down the ccntro aisle to the outside OF tAo
church. whore, a Gre huu. struck with flint, and
Goals hshtrd tAcrcvitH, the prrst and attendants
bearing the crobs, hu.y.w,tor and Incense at the ell
trance of the church, blessed the new Grr hy re,it
ins several prayers Five grains ufin,cusc 10 b.,
put IN the PHscAal candle, were next blessed. Tho
candle IL an emblem Of the body NJ Christ cuba'u.
ed with spices. During tine blessing Of the incense,
an AcolyIe put sonae Of the blessed Are into TIE
censor, aud after tie prayer incense WAS put there.
in and blest, after which they were sspergcd and
iucensed Rev Eugene Mcclure, as Deacon, thsn
qua On white dalu-t,t, L4d took tLe rod wlIh We
lATae candles aIed N :oP, A Procession was .hen
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Fros, rort ri,A,u, and Pensacola.

ID d. -
49,. No.. -. ,,.,., r,-,
= &C.. "a ,ut |
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60. A. So.
-, -, ''' ,'''' :,
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'' MI ''-"' ""." 100 snip w"
''' ''- ''''" '', "''.'5 ''' ''' '''' W
H's'e' a ~ ''''' ''0'' rene" ". '''n'
oe'sI .''' VIZ ''''''"'! '.'"'"H WV
en''''' '"' 's'''' ''''' Nv,
are moving ,'"" -Nn' away ''' Wv"
ger n''fua' law '''' al ..'' N''''''' :,
pave been I"r.'' INFO 'N' army 'o', = W.
JoSEs Is i'n'm'n. nS ih' Army o' l'"S''"-
property '.'s- age seen On the MAINLAND every
EeAen' AiF" ~ u''. '''''''"' '' '"fI'
u OL"'','' 10 '"' "-"''-l ''u''''l'i '
- - - ''.''.''' "''' W. - '"p
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attn m'.coutaius Hu item of nearly S'loooo to pay
Or aud rpD,. stevens Battery, the money MT /, BE-
crpu1,d uu. ~ tie Secretary Of the N,yy utof Il.
.lni.u That t.u suuc y,l, secure au Efficient steam
battery The section nprroruatuy mItcou mi..
..as merely Say. 20. 'guu'o TIE S,.r.t.ry t. CON.
tract I.r r.u-,.pl steam vessels y. vur"
All tie d. srta's 800 and about Wa liu.tan hay,
been cleared o' c.n,'ua.,nt rau,it,. preparatory
o. the lr,at battle uiott &. tai. place At yorktown
The rI'yndd advance Of cen. Brss down tNr
valley ~ Virginia, auI tie arrival - M.paugips
1rry, before Fr,dcr.yhslur.l, vii probably cause
-.uc of the rebel forces who arc now disput.ug
MyCIrlou'- advancing column at yorktown l.
rght about face, and make preparations g. protect
tn,ir rebel capital.
The city wNs suddenly started on Saturday TO
night, f.m it, recent quiet, ny au immense move.
mrut u' infantry, artillery and cavalry, ordered uut
ty the S,gr,u,ry II Wa, for tie purpose 4 testing
the pr"mrtn'ss u the officers and men, Ito found
them ready at tie cali Tho citizens were much
alarmed until thy understood tie matter
Gen. NJ Cle.pu haa made report o. tho killed
sul wounded md nisyls In Gen. w. / smus
Division ~ the Army Corp. before Yorktown. April
10. Killed, 80; wounded, TO, missing, o. TIE 90.
lowing are tie names Of the Ncw Workers among
th,m- all belonging t. 81 NY. ARTILLERY, Thaidyus
= Nit command ~!
- Lambert, cuu oral, Killed Is she'll : q aries
Nli'l'N7', private, klAUl a. rtNINu, Killed I.s
Miller, v"uu',d Iu hack, du.,r,u-'y, Ilu- pmr-
lOdy, confusion tlu-l, shr. ty; Wm.Mtbucr scalp,
severely; lbos BIil'r, corpora, uud,r l,t ,yI ,
Fitzgerald, pIv,t', confusion ,. uiAh, a.IgI ii, .
Leon kilu,, side ui head severely Taus Cave. IN,
per part Of Isht foot, r,N,rby.
Ardvntc ctt nom m intclA MT Auc. "a
recently In Parasite u friend IL this ctycout ua Tie
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DEATHS.

NHrN ntuH Car
y, W,.,s,.,,vsy CauT,v Kd1 RI
90 uAll' %. ''''H''' N0'''
Ir, and. aged q years ,....... ...,,,,,,,,,
h.7 ''"is ~ ~ . ''u' 80 -, -, a.
.i'' a. "'l,.. ''i''s - "a -, - 49,.
D. st lEyt-'hi - Us I'iiNus wiz Do '"A 80
,G y v ygIt .,,,'s s,r,,v ,,,b io..
o., 49, i,,.'nn = '''''''' wa NY
JH'n .o'N'"' Or. a., ,.r.i., g., h,. la.
't'', a, - W '.' 'sHt t,,,, 80.
r''dcnge' ~ M.d'lt' 81 tls lMon'sNl s1er.
10 ~ .'..N ,,o ., n'' .,,nnJ ,,,S'
,,,,. ' '''''' "a
r,xpn,, :, p-.l,,,. ~, s,,,ri,v an.
60, 'N", pa '' '' ,' t.,' NV noon
a., 49,. .' II 4. ,,..,,l o ~, aid MARY
A., .ciaiy.s ana friends = Il, les 49,
ar,,,f.,y Invited l.. attend H.. t,,,.,ai w. ~ "
ia, afternoon. ait iu .ktgo'o.rk f-f" ,5s r.s,,
druce ~ he parents, cor. JJy and Front Ste s1a
CROWS on suplsv. oor, ,r.t ,o.r ,A,r,
0 80 - ~ ,-.ssnoN
an an a. ,,, 90 " ~ ' ,n,. s wg 20 ' law wA'm
THO .s,ryor md ir.ends 81 tie family, and
.@,-f o. Nef roth,r. JON siI l,,l, l wa
''s, rS' ,,' nav, Ind N,
| .i'm q" 'sou, are rc-lt.tNiy m,',c To- e.. Nv -,
.'Nri l'' %" lI's Jay At.I,.' ID, "a INST At oas'
| '..i .'' '"'' '' ','' '''' ''I'e"'''' ~ oo
| IAN MS Ia l'tS ',N' on SUNDAY morning. 2Oth
,n't' i'nr' u. Jane the inimt daughter 81 jobs
| /. ant Sa''y Dawes.
| TIE Ni'n's ~ t'' family are repeatedly invited
| q Hi "a thc 'nn',', ls Non lNy! Hternc1i,
! ? 'cotk, ir"n To- Chatham square sos
Nv " 7'l t..'N WE NAltl' willow
! Of thc late brigham Howe, ia .Ae SD year Of her
! age.
| Tho funeral WIFI t,lc place on Tuesday aNsr
noon, 22I ig-t. at ',.u,s, frNIn thc rcsidenc. n
her ',p Au.ustD.. l. rcr.rl It. Tho friend. and
a,l' 'iutar.,s . TIE family are respectfully inv tsd
/ & ATT nd 223
] ..s, PM .,,.,. ...'t e., ~ Ilu I ~
| louisa L.N,-,. aged ycqr ant QI davr
The r,'at..r. puI rI,,.t- Of the family are 70
srr,tr..I. i,t,I l.. attend NE rt,Ierni on Tuesdsx
stfrru.u. Pa met. a. . ,'.'1pl, from tie cor "A
] : l,..arr I ana Central ave- Il -hvrirk B4q
N,N,y,tt ~, s,,.. ,o,, ,., -.
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Chief Norris, Providence.
Red Rover, Taylor, Belfast Tor Rondout
TB Hcdgman, Prince, wiscaset hes1e
RcyAl Oak. Benson, Calais, IAN
NJ FILLMORE, Chase, Boston, nldHe.
Harriet, johnson. fremont plaster ,.
,afooP- y,c,crine. C,ld spring. ammnni'''n'
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
vrr,Nsuirs -Plilalc'rhit,I uAn'l - N's'
SsI,-,sr- creek. IT. f'ri kvy'. Ni'' '''..'
n.REs -T'ru stevens II w, N'''hf'' W 'n"
irE''s, Anicr.rr. L.s,s'r - dsy3
.rS,.i4 carver, Csricnss days, sneN'
npt,;s R-a,r, Mason. Lisbon Il .tv'.
A"8ts Owsu, wallace, Neu,.tNs @ days s'''r.
sruooSERs-d IN Ter, jvAus.r, NNs..A
Tsr.rL sc1tL foftrtss VI nroe lays
N.rv'Aud. sumner. Vagina, U' -t.'S.
n Rue. Nr.-'L New g-', y &
Aisx.p.i,r Tic le.~,u, sm!tl, ir.' '''A'c'
fsurt Har.Iut,
Irt, n -. f,.irh
Tr AactL u 49,, .,,. ,tt.
~ 90. .f.s.its f'r r...,l'. iaA
-. . . -a,r. 81. RIVER i,r g.
~. IsN. 49,. s.rry, 30 dv
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Irnm NrMhrrn. NJ.

The steam-nn rncn S. Terry, O.. 8 tram.
port, Captain CIarS from Nyyhoru. Anvil L.
and Hattera., ls.n, has arrived. SAo brine
news that four companies Of the Connecticut -N
had skirmi.h ON thcll,h, with a force o. rcl.ls
@lbO men that made a rurlio from Fort Macon,
the rebels driving in our piehc's. After sh.rp
engagement the rebels were driven back 10 M,
Fort. Capt. ScHArrER, and one private Of Co.
ii, Of the stA Connecticut, were severely vuuu.L
cd. The rebels wee seen TO take four Of q .,
men Into the Fort, one Of them supposed t. r.,
dead. During the engagement Fort Macon fr
seventy shot at the engaging forces. The hulI
Ing OF Notifications was still going on, aud great
separations were making for bomJarling Fort
Macon
The Ellen s, Tory has On board eleven dead
bodies o. foii1s, AMI a number Of men from
various regiments at New bern. Among the p.s-
ssngefs Is WM. IR,ING, an officer of tine r.I 81
army Of tho iu Louisiana, taken %, N,Wnc.n.
The Terry brings one thousand parcels Of good,
and about s2Ju. 900 from soldiers NJ the cyrrli-
ton to their families. Among tho Dolic, on
board arc those Of Lieutenant JoIrS GoonwIN.
Sergoan, hoH,r, Sergeant T.. A. Goou,,Iy aud
-1AwB Il. CrBuLE, all Of Massachusetts 23l 4;
also LyQIUs NeEs OF Connecticut aud Sergeant
n. b. Bm1rn, Dist n. Wv.
fhe schooner n. S. Roe, from Newborn 18th
md Hatteras 18th, brings word that the BON
.>srdment Of Fort Macon would be opened to-day.
Nv the steamer Hare, arrived yesterday "a,
e.,r,,s,s Monroe from Nowhem viii sam. '.u'
a sboys We earn hat Fort Macon !s ;hor'aso
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Lcor(nvorh, April lu.-Col. Jcnni. on. late
of the I'M kansas X pimput, lls been arrested h..
TIE miHt ny Rut. tees and zrut t. Alton. u. T.,
cause OF his arrest IL sad g. bee INSTRUMENTATION AMI
mutiny. Lieut. ll,yt OF Tie same regiment, II a.s,
uud.r arrest
BIZ. Gen. Carey has been ossi ,uci the command
.thr truvps Ion tie IN lection Of the Overland Mai
Route
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The War In the southwest.

Oi go, fJfH IA special Dispatch 10 The
TGufH.. fr.m Cairo, says that General Sherman
moved IS division Ou W.du,slty two miles 'rrih-
~ int, ia, interior, and after sharp sdrm.sh, In
which tho 'u.my wrrc d,f.atcl, will loss - fty
.r sixty : lci an "A many wounded be s1ccoei-
"a Boa m,intdul.t hit petition. Recent Intelligence
FROM C,f.uh confirms previous reports concerning
the imaginable of tio Ell. 'ny's force. iu'r.c.
mont, for B,,urcsNri were arriving At au un'r.
smp,cI ratio. lie .su,~ a hundred thousand
men. The rebels cut rtain no doubt " success
u,sttme.
ST. Louis, April ia special diTat.h = tho
DEMO, RAJ, IsteI Car,, tie l-th inst, says
gentleman Just Arry,i from riuahurgh r..
| port, Tint the wounded L.yo been taken away
| from that point a ayirm6h tr'k place between "
detachment of opr c,,ary All TIE rebel picket
guard, which was posted uucomfortaby near sni
very strong. Tho rebel, were driven back, having
five killed and si,ty.Gyc wounded.
II rsce- report tina, tho rebels are hrtfying At
Lick Crc,k. half way n C,riuih, and n.tlou.
us their works ~ Coruth. some 81 tie refugees
state that transports were srri wing at Cprnth witt
'.csh troop, 40 tho rphc7, while others say they
were sending of their stores preparatory y ,yscua
ting the pla.e.
NoyrSrvT' or OK. mitchell.
CGi.ugo, Apri ia special dispatch from
Caro-, TO- ro TIVE, says t',, Gcu. N.i.hr' is now
,tJuha, Miss, h,rni b,ruol tho briggs acr,,.
o.. Tcnn,s-ce Kscr, At u .g,'lr and Florence.
| Ctrdg1. Apri ia sTc. a il-rat. % i.pm C,ir
t,tae ruurSr, 'nys'
Wien Gem michel reached Decatur, Ala, 1t
s late bridge expedition, no t,uk ror7as'i'n u th
telegraph office aud cat the wires. leaving DcrotI