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The New York herald., 1862-03-11

WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH COLLECTOR BAR
NEY I'VE had supposed that Collector Barney
politics. But it seems he does not give satisfac-
ton to the republican journals. What is the
matter? Has he retained some democrats not
yet got rid of by the clamors of republican po-
litcans? Mr.. Barney does not sufficiently play
the part of political partisan in discharging
the duties of his office at time when patriots
of every party are sinking party and rallying
around our flag. But it appears there are mon
who do his politics for him. in order to save him
the trouble.
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1862.

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1862.
REroRTs FROM TIE BURNSIDE ExPEDIrroS-THE
ENGAGEMENT AT wiNToN, N. C.-HERoIC CONDUCT
OF A SEAMAN, ETC.
Dispatches from Flag Officer Godsborough, received at
the Navy Department today include the report Of Com
mander Rowan, commanding steamer Delaware, who
furnishes interesting of his reconnaissance
On 10th ofFebruary he moved his forces and reach
ing winton, in the act Of letting go the anchor
when suddenly force Of North Carolina vo.
lunteers opened q terrific fire Of musketry and
artillery his vessel. volley succeeded volley
in rapid succession striking her hundre and TWEEN
ty-6ve times with musketry but the enemy's artillery
ovcrshot her Fire was OF ened the rebels by the
ships she'll gun The Perry being in position promptly
threw shrapnel among the forces, which was followed
by the ship Captain Quacksnbush could extri
cate her from her position and turn the ship in the
narrow river
Commander Rowan ran down past the enemy and land
ed his force about miles below winton Our troops
subsequently entered the town and destroyed quantity
Of military stores tents arms knapsacks, &c. and tho
quarters occupied by tho troops OF the enemy.
The official report Of the casualties in the navy the
taking Of Roanoke Island gives the killed as sixty,
wounded seventeen and missing two.
Lieutenant C. Chaplin, Commanding tho United States
steamer Valley City of Roanoke Island, writes to Com
modore Godsborough, under date Of February rs, no.
ticing magnaprnous Of bravery by John Davis gun
usrs mate on board his at the taking OF Elizabeth
Cty He SAYS John Davis at his station during the
action In the magazine issuing powder, when a shell
from the enemy's battery penetrated into the magazine
and exploded outside of it, He threw himself over bar
rel of powder protecting II with his body from the
ors while at the time passing out the powder for
the guns.
Commodore Goldsborough IN transmitting this lettcr
TO the Navy Department, says:''lt affords me infinite
pleasure 10 forward this communication TO the Navy DO
pstineA to whose especial consideration beg leave to
recommend the gallant and noble sailor alluded to - and
adds In postscript "Davs actually seated himself on
the barrel the top being out and this position he re-
maned until the flames were sxtinguished."
TIE MONITOR AND THE MERRIsAC.
despatch from Fortress Monroe says that the Merr
did not make her appearance today The Monitor
was honored with sautcs and cheers both from tho fort
aud the feet Everybody enthusiastic in her praise
for the good services she yesterday rendered
THE FORTRESS MONROE TELEGRAPH LINE.
The telegraph 70 Fortress Monroe has been fully
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

pied on governmental business all day. whc has pro-
vented the press dispatches from coming forward.
There has been change in the state OF affairs at thai
point.
Every effort will be made to give the names OF the
killed and wounded the earliest possible moment
THE EVACUATION OF MANASSAS.
The information in regard to the evacuation Of Manassas
by the rebels has from many and reliable
that Is now generally though not officially, certified
There are many theories in regard TO the Of this
retreat The most plausible Is that the position
most valuable protection to the Of the railroad
from Richmond to the counties in the valley of tho Upper
Potomac, but not nearly defensblo point the hills
OF the Rappahannock, in view Of the protection Of Rich
mond and Norfolk The advance of General Banks upon
Winchester, and the abandonment OF the programme
OF invading Maryland and attacking Washington, make
the occupation Of Manassas comparatively worthless,
while the gradual approach Of General Buell. in the West
and that of General Burnside the coast shutting
up all avenues Of communication between Virginia and
the cotton States.
Those who familiar with the country entertain the
opinion that the rebels have fallen back to make stand
at the Rappahannock but the prevailing opinion is that
tho evacuation OF Manassas is only preliminary TO the
evacuation OF Virginia.
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
Illegal Recruiting,

ST. LA1HARlNk7s, 9. W, March TO- IS62
A man named Cornwall was arrested here day
cha rged with Offering inducements British soldiers
desert and join the American service He committed
for tria
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
A Family Poisoned at Hyde Park.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 10, 1862.
The family Of william Jordan, residing at Hyde Park
Pa we're poisoned last night by inhslng gas from Goa
stove Two children we're found dead aud The parent
jwi Sjye, but they osnp0. recover.
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thousand bales. Breadstufis remained dull. Pro-
visions were quiet, but steady
The steamship Hammonia, from Hamburg on the
23d and Southampton the 26th of February, arrived
at this port last night. Her advces are anticipated
by the City of Washington.
Both the Senate and Assembly of our State Le-
gslature were in session last evening, and con-
siderable routine business was gone through with,
but owing to the crowded state of our columns this
morning, from the pressure of war news, we are
obliged to omit an extended notice Of the pro-
ceedings.
The schooner Memento, lying at the government
dock, foot of Murray street, North river is now
loading subsistence stores for Hatteras Inlet The
bark Texas, at the same dock, is taking in provi-
slons, hay and ammunition destination not known.
The cotton market active and excited yesterday,
and closed at further advance in prices The sales
braced 500 bales the basis Of 29c. in the forenoon
Swh sales IN the afternoon 30c. for middng upands
pnners took about 900 bales and spectators good
portion Of the remainder The parcels left the market
for sale very much reduced, and firmly held.
The flour market heavy and sales light.
The demand was confined to the homo trade'
while prices fell off &c. 1Oc. per bbl for kinds
especially for grades Of Western. Wheat in.
active and sales extremely limited while prices
irregular Choice milling lots of white and
in request, while there export demand Corn
heavy with sales OF mixed at Soc 60c, in store,
and 6lc., delivered Pork dull and heavy with sales
at s14 sl4 12]a for mess, closing at the inside
figure, and prime at $40 62k $40 IS. Sugars
steady with sales of 275 hhds 136 do melado and 700
boxes on terms given in another column Coffee was
quiet but irm Freights unchanged and engage
ments moderate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-07
From Gen. Pope,s Army .

From the N. Y. Evening Post, 81.
A letter from Warrenton, Va, received in
this city yesterday, gives some interesting facts
concerning the recent descent on Beaver Dam
by part of General Hatch's command, and the
operations of our soldiers there and elsewhere;
The letter says:
eve have been within thirty-six miles of
Richmond, and saw but few rebels until We
reached place called Beaver Dam, where we
were attacked by battalion Of rebel cavalry
and battalion of infantry. 1t is an almost
unaccountable fact that though we were with
IN pistol shot of the rebels all the time of the
fight, we did not have man killed, or even
wounded, up to she time they fed
eve burned all that we found-the rebel
stores and woodward; the telegraph office,
the post Office, the commissary depot, the
water stations, together with large amount
Of flour and beef, besides tents and other val
liable property that we could not take with
US.
at is war in earnest now with US, since Pope
took command. The rebels do not like him as
we'll as they did Gen. Mcdowell, who previous
ly commanded this part of the army-on &C
count of mis- severity The order is now to take
what is wanted for the use of the army, and
what we do not want to burn up. 1t is the
best order that has yet beer given to the army,
as it will let the rebels who continue to be such
know that we mean to treat them as II they were
in the field fighting against us.
We can see the good effects of the order al
ready In the rebel towns in the valley of Vir-
ginia, great many more of them are taking
the oath of allegiance to the Union than form.
erly, because if they don't they will get no pay
for what we take from them. General Pope
will soon have his army all ready TO make a
start, and he will not stop when his work is halt
DONE