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PORT OF oLzvBLAED-


EsrEsD. April H..
StInr- May Queen, iger. Detroit.
Sehr. Scotland, A,aes, Buffalo.
S ScoM S1tslh llFry, Lucas, kelley Island.
Seo" FeseOe, Freeman, Kelley's Island.
CLEARED.
Stnr. day QHesn. Viger, Detroit. 2o5 ba1s sud
165 bdls iron, IA kegs nails. 1z2 bares
glass, Is bbls vinegar, % bbls oil, 50 boxes
candles, IS tons stone tagging, SIS ms
meehinery, l22 pkgs sundriss.
Bark David Morris, Kerr, Chicago, 100 tCra eoal.
5ellr Scotland, Ames, Buffalo, ZT5 tens coal.
Schr. Wellington, Simpson, Wyaudotte, z50 a1ls
coal
Sehr. Cuyahoga, Roberts, Chicago, 1ss bbIs and
Is bdls iron, = kegs nails, so boxes enlss.
Sohr. Myrtle, Wood, Toledo.
schr. Mary B. CalleW, Dixon, Chicago.
Schr. Summit, Tilson, Chicago, ISL tons coal
SeoW Rowena, Moore, Sandusicy.
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OhIo Rounaed ID Pitrrhurr.

The steamer Charley Bowen brought the
following wounded Ohio soldiers to
EVANSVILLE.
John Stander co 4lst Owen N Westcole
co D 18th, F Captain co 18th, O Cap
tain do, discharged.
The steamer War Esgle brought the fol-
lowing to
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HEADeUARTERs FIETH Division, |
Tuesday, April 8, 1862. 7

Gen. shorman's Report Of the PurSaIt nj
PlltnburH.
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MAsTER'5 PURsUANT

WW MI LII p q y u ~ UHhUANT
lLl 70 the command Of dsoretal o-dsr Of sale
IRON the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga conn
IT, at the suit OF EdwaFd " ade against HenrT kin
Rsr 70 directed snall expose Tor sale al public
auction at tha door OF the Opurt House Ia the CITY
OF Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of Hny iss7 A
three O'CLOCK M, she following described trcf or
lot Of land, attuate In BrOUklyn townHhip Ouyaho-
60 county, Ohio, and known as subdivision LOT NO.
two hund; Cd ana torty.sizs IN Hiram stones add
lion 70 ONO Uity ana OleE land composed OF part Of
Brooklyn Township. Appreised ct $3.50.
HENRY q. ABBEY,
FAINE WAnEs Master C0mm'r.
Pins Att'YB. nnriIls.asg
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MAJ Il she VieIaily q New Orlsaau and
the HIouth of she lllHniasipsi,
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OOMMERoIALs
lEFEEAND PRODUCE 1lRET1.

FS.S1a sssiss aszITas, hsz I5li Siti1sh' 3. il.9
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PORA-Mafket dull, heavy and lover. 5a'es
gi3 DOS q tlz5e1l27i for masu eiI1lne at til,2G
I'D $50 - i9r western and city prime hes
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NEW ADVERTlSEMENTS.
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

FIRST BOAT OF THH SEASON.
THE NEW. FAST AND 80
IL Btauneh steamer
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The Warren Chronicle has the following
in relation to Capt. J. B. Burrows l4th
Ohio Battery:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

wM sstaSllaA - slAlnsspsa 81 erasitadA--
L WI sons = nssessiay - sAsn, ~ =.
~ y =. aaA win cattle tAsa y ~ ssa.
nsssaal y analAsssslAg y ~ esAsr aavae
tagss = ew AanAA WssAan ssAlsse o. swn
ia6epeadsass. ~ sasn foster anA saseuaa
eee ewA tedsaesy, we ,sAaA carry ear ewn
prodssts h oar eva saips; h sss ~ssi, ~
sAan bseens po~sf Of the earth b reality
- wsll ~ h name. Ne have higher anAi.
sisa than ainpiy - - whisksl % non ~
slasesss Of tAs Asssisaa Eagle ~ the tail Of
- brsish Loa. We have higher sasision
sAaa psass psrehsssA q the priss of vasal
ags - any 0overn0enA Oar seuary muss
not only b frss. eat srsas, pssspsress, al
lowesfsl h aet ssaA sssalt worth laht
Ing fos Z ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Ee.po1x. uarch nh: Iasa.

EotPoIE. narcA - II, I813.
The chilly sea brSs3 . watt 40 ti6ings Of
an tDmeci.te outbf eak Of the sFets" IN
those quarters. BE ihu ~ 1t may, come
when they m,y, warm reeept n 10 daiu ff!y
pr pared and In anx Ous keeping tor them
The buGdrods of .aui iily attired IA .srs II d
soldters who daily thr, NJ the pa veme ents. are
wearied wi h ths dU memo 'ooy et cons ans e..
&C ,viry, and will ha with pleasure auspssk.
able ina eound Of the ban 10 drum. Oh, what
IN exhibition cf Southern courage Anc
S,uthern reg I'D Tor linsF'y-pare, uHsuilied,
unsarpished and undsa led-Win BE- made
aers. near the sacred s5,ot wherson The dss
potic DOW Of an s.lis,tal tyrapt went
do wn "amtd the wrark OF mst,er ard, the
crush OF worIds,"'tc rise no mcrs on the . ~
of VirStula, three scoro AID ten years sGo
wh.r tn. d s.ard invaders Of oar hom es
dares 70 In trace IN this region. Yankee blood
will minsla freely with the ~ .tsrs Of the
earth and TIE held will yet 10 held proed,y-
Marathcn aud tn rnopyle, notwuhsnad
Ing
Ihs militis. dignined In their civil COS.
tumsa, preseDt most Apsr'an appearance,
and " beyond quss.i0n, Ill the calling OF
eoIdiers. They hse sncamped In The II
Ground, and have eomfor table 4lartsrs;
yet The idea OF being s.n,liua" stiaEs their
sensibilitiss. and an es ger spirit for volun.
tsering parvadss the sntire heart.
Il. JAZZ Z.
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ErrsDsau lnsePvensisu.

Every true Scnihern man must be Rratifisd
hat The illusion of Ear epean Intervention has
d1aPpsaFtd-~ttas tho gay bubble hss hurst
aid that VIC no longer occupy the humiliatins
a''itude of snPpiieants for Eus.pcsn favor
Al radep ndem national existence achieved
BY 'aci= lid v;ould he ia reality the msst de-
grading prov incialisn. and isa ys In our own
alads Sea 10 sf obI. alton and dependence
Which ::wop.d embitter AL the fruits Of vic.
'fy Tue world At large would feel ne 70.
fiect fsr 3 people who had not the strength to
'tadistts sheif own cause, and who were
wiling &c accept ss boon from others what
'as! had NJ. The capaei y to achieve for thsm-
ssiSes. In addition to the damaging moral
elect q suca position, we should hs com.
fsiied % give an equivalent for the assistance
lid Pistee ion rendered us, which would be
lard 4 bargain as shrswj diplomatists
s'aia SRI & from the necessities that required
'asa asd We have been ourselves ready to
give thel, in sonsidsraii ON of their help, orr
"hSis G "a neice and manufactures and our
saiis eezsting trade concessions which
W'aid:G 80 reduced US to the condition of The
Aaaladaa provinces Of England, and left as
Win 40 hing bat bare nominal existence
@ons nations What IL q nation without
~ameroa and manufacture Exactly what
~s s1tlta has been under the old Union-a
mere dependency, and tributary Of that peo.
Peey whom its commerce and N manufactures
1sstssrbsd Iadeed, We had some adysn.
yes snier 'bs old regime, such as representa-
1oH in the Government which reduced a. to
~a~ldltlon, which We shoald not cnioy if
aiOa'ariss OF England or Fraucs. The in.
'ahse Of both Governments, moreover.
Asaio bs always adverse our domestic in.
@'ati ns; Thai Of the former especially, whose
Letter Hall philanthropy has fomsntsd the
'alss'eisfa O! tee Norlh for tue lass half eaa-
"F This wooil be tie sGallsst price We
S'aad have 10 pay for foreign intervention,
@ua We u'ghs.b be thankful ifit did not end iu
Su'tr'ing as into nominal "a we'll ~ real
s''sinees VI Europe. From such degr,da.
' "s haSo been saved by the psrsistent
'''a'a' OF Europe to ibtsrfsrs Ia the kusrl.
w qaa'rel. 1t hss. slsn, delivered u from
Se's'na chronic hos iiity with tho North. |
,.',eh, five shoald achieve our Independence
= ''fsign sit, would always tsnns ~ With |
- - o"a wsstnsss. and b ever on ths alsss 10 !
s's advantage sf j..
"lsn ths iotsrsass Of E Elropssn nations 70.
y safs them to break the blockade. thsy Win
ssas y; talt not from regard 70 u, but ths "a.
.'ss. Nothing thst We can ssy o. DO win
y. sasi poliey, szespt that 4 nay - bAs-
sasd aad rsndsrsA ssr,aia h visoroas anl
assertions Of our righis. H who's
cones. IL will b. from ~ love ef n, aal
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eHcesdineH 80 In todg sat sAs nog.st ~
sf0y 0NNupeanln 1ecrsasp6 aAe Telarst1G
hs, i.h sssMss asd9iy - 10 vaeofasenypoyss
d.ssiswss. s.s,,.i,a = playsa css; NE
Hns = d.sr ne cllisd = borss ..A lis aane
=, .sro:. 9 ,. "s.:.: .., :. y = ...:s' :.
tsx, ea. shnll msk.. myself heard lpoa the
nsxs copssnisDt oocs si3r, hsch ~iV pf~ba.
sT - ere ths termna loo Of lhs p, - ~ week.
s1s S,xsAasxsa. o, l,IAsp -.u.
4 correspondent OF tAs Aissesyi Dsn> vsi
!sfn'sees ssrapaic Gssoripsion of the b, NE
sArd1snt Of Lei snd Nambsr Ten, Ia which
~ Asst spt led sravsry ts eonesAsd 70 the
esoatAsrn tSoo1s:
epes plsnplys and an Inmeoas O%aamn Of
M! tnrown theo tne Gtr would show the exc.
f9.ion done. Now and thea the snO,l ex-s
P,oosa P dirsctiy over the fort Guns. AID she
tIsces coaid be ss On s3iashlcg tbs wa,ef in
every diree ION. Amidst II aiI Ioouid 80 the
rsoeis ranring 30 aud fro On the paraps,.
SoacioE their xuIs. carrying CT killed n
Woaaosa ana 10 ~ e.havir with 'ha mos.
sparfteo bravery. Two or tT ee Of their Gurp
wers oicm ountsd, and some heavy b-ea ches
mads In their Wol rs. but they struggled mac.
I0,ay 70 Tsprlf Soe DAMAGE, perfectly d, mt,
=, !; .nssr s.snsa Of tho ,:arfo peri" WHICH aar
"0sea fer Ksisy," .Aeuts. Uap.a,r W like.
OF the Oa1oD3oist, az ore OF the 7! ed shcts
OF the Mound tAty strack ta.t in the fort and
cast up an immsl - cloaa OF reddish. looking
dirt.
"Orash, GOES 10 inch shell from the st r.
OF the OaI ondo 81. Just over which an
SANDING; thS sAtD NeW oles IN every timber
At The rscoll, the spectator invoiantaPi,
Il sdgtng ths shock, the ph0roos smoke n.
Ing o3ct In his face, sAd for The mcm-pt
bltndinG his siGbt, and the huge m ssilS roar.
Ing In the sir like the sound Of = ois.Ans r. I.
road train csu1s ag n liSh thing speed. We
watch t's q xhs with &uteDss In ter~st. II
f,ls Ia the liver 10 front Of the parapet. OF
pet APPS Cass over into tbs Wovas hind
or merely pluag ges direct into the ear works.
The seam en- IN deck clap their Ia nds and
dance wildly around. "a. Cd boy ;" TO the
gamer ''0Ocd morLtbG 70 you," 10 the
r. bss "Pat that in your pocket and never
mi, d the change"
LOOK ~ 'tm ranrin'," shouts fellow
wish a glass at his rye Il zee their nsE
yes," yeils another. "Now they're loaai. '
their big 'an Watch oa.i there she gees I"
&c - oct Of the Wv, geatiemen,'' sho uie
the captain ''Lst ~ pay vus respect to that
fellow. A.te close" We an crouGhed be.
hind the riiot hoase; hut t. shot 10 ints nd.
f,r the Ber ton, ana wh zls just over her
deck, stri leg the water hu lorsd I. et aStefn
'Orash - 70 two aim %. sim q Titan eoHs de.
CD ,rgss from the MOuad Uisy. "Room I"
th dePs q huge yaort4r jpst In our rear,
Will, the pr0~s OF ,hs kenron, Ht. Lcuis,
and Ciucinaati. are Que constant, shooting
cloud OF - and enoxe, accom- panied Dy the
most tosr.1c reports.
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lOsfra a-oifeats Of the Richmond Disrst,h !
Af-4rs ~ PAasacols- Ysphsss IlsraAl TAs Irms
s1 As Gasss- God Fsss Jfreo Aississiypt, &c

"" - o"oSs wv EsOS yvVD Ateosso1Dpt, 4e
MOBILE, Ala. II rch 3ist, lse0
Yesterday was within . few miles Of = n.
sacola, and c0nversed with several officers
and others. from whom armed some Y. ~
interesting ard encouraging facts, some 81
which 1t 10 not discreet 20 publish at this
time We are holding spsaco,a, SnA ints nd
to hold 1t to the last extremity, and at all
b. cards, and II the epsny sbould ever get
poesrssion Of IL hewN nndin ashes az ruins
everything tbat might have rendered him
any service. The YAnGse force at Picksrs
and on the Islsod has oeoa SrsAsly reduced,
% much 70 that the few rsmair Ing are ,rens.
hing for fear tAst our men may make dash
upon them 4 f.W ptshs ego there was IN
awful pauic among tn nd and the atncst con.
sserna ion psrvaded every heart at the report
tha: The ''r, o.ls' were Abo1t - make IN ut
tack. Gen. Jones. wh0 sucCocs Gen Bragg,
Is Spoken OF a. 4ne q -er.
Gov. shorter has recently spout some days
he ., iOoking II Or the fsnces, and am
told that he sx dressed him sslf highly plsastd
With thsm Volunteers are pouring IL from
the country, aud the coast will b q Q we'll do.
tended a. Circumstances viii permit.
An hlcsr just from 0isstsslppi represents
that gallant stat, - Tag sh on 1rs with
ind1g n tion at the doir g Of the enemy. and
ssys that /" there are nos tsn men bas Will -.
siss to the last."
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YLAufAfToE d0Ce8.
Near Montgomery, u1arch ~, 1859.

Near Montgomery, a1arch ~. 1863. /
Gsasl0ss. Yonr note Of the 81 inst. has
bAen handed to me by my frt~nd Mr. 4ilmrr
This expression Of the COT q ieaoe and estse N
Of my f.ltoW ttWnsmen-yais desire to sen.
upop the occasion OF ay arrival At homc.
amer q Isrgthened ahssncs upon pu bic dasy
70 give some pub IL exhibition OF that feel.
Ia g. ,alis fur AID rsc2.vss IL = mcst Al n,srs
th-' ks ami profou Id Erausud,.
You hsve, think. tropsrlv chs ract~r'9aA
the cloud over our PUB tc III iIs, AZ -, n
'.pr.s-nt cloud Il was sluo u recessary
result OF the COL net DO ween the North ;. nd
tEe South, .has IN lis b. gtc nicG t. perior!-
y VI the Ma: In pOpu '.tton-tn com a. >rcix,
ana mechanical res rces-and IN ,he II CT uf
tts r. ursi lE the Grza. =. .ion Of the old Gov.
ers mem, and the possession OF ,he Army Ar q
Navy, should give 70 L. decided ssn porar '
=, o. e.. fhoUgh del syed for = bfi peri 4
by hssuparior military qualisi.s Of the SO attn.
err s,'oier. tsat temp sueee . has a,
II, IN erowLsd the ves: tR,rts 10 inv.ds our
soil.
Bnt, g.nt,smen, feel assured TIA, all epr
country men & 81 wish 1Oa, ,hAt 4. is bu. :.
bei,e diseou,ax,i-s - far from icslns csr 4.
der c. In tbei- cause my observa lions OYER =
line OF eounJy -xtsncing from Tex Q 20 tht.
pom aho " tina. our Losses ia the d lo z .ivs
owe, whelmi ,g ODDS have e-.li~oDtorsh . epi .
| ris thxt y II CO . and vi, orv, rr b,iLs
| q ont IN immola Lon OF whole POOLE
con the altar OF our foHtnnes. EverJ thing
that our people have, whether of life or prop
/ efty, - ts"<iy que eo-EaJ, 10 uT9eo 0p"n the
| Government. They snand bus one thing
| the irse ami prompt use Of IN ,se Ia valu 1ble
| gifts IL behalf of what y moro L0 20. s--,h.ir
| / .baftiea 1t cannot h. dcuht>d that the q oy.
| err msot will be inspired by .uch q spirit OF
| devotion, and that ihe bizh,r 1ni les OF q
| no bier ceI:s, ard Ct q patriotic devotion 70
| defend cur tomee which rrodrce gIezter en- :
| da-anoe, snd greater sscr,Hcas, will even 10
| ally roll hs ck this ruthl - and wi, ko.i iDva.
| sion, and q .aliy establish rs . Nason wort ~
| OF the WoI las rsspect
heiIsvs 1t 10 bs my duty. gen .lsmen 10
| proceed at once to Richmond, ma r,opo.s IA
| d, 90 by To morrow morIir g's train This
viii render itin possih lie for mo I'd nrospt SEr
| kin tnvi,a.ioi 20 Sea ard add .esa "a And my
fsl iOW- town. men generally in u mere 70. m II
| manner. n st Iesrec.tuly,
Your fAl ow cbfia.n,
W l. YAucHv
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4 T8xA lsciDssT "A Isl suDAsr OF thu
HoussoD (rxn) HlevapA nakss he fsl.
lowing anLoanesmss,:
About . o'otock thts moTning, I'd. O'Mesra
and Amhr - Floyd. rmsA wltA doubis. bar
Yeled shot gas, met eae1 other IL the nam
rnxd, In sixht OF their residsIoes. when they
6red, and each man fell mortsliy wouWdtd
y hen The wives ard cbildren et the two sn.
Sor,a tate MN gathered around them, viii
pitoous cries and eariese. the soene was most
neartreudtng, and 0od forbid that w shoald
ever again - sailsd % wttAsssso melancholy
. scene.
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vae n and a,svSsrv,sv,r-ss.-.-a---..
~ - sls.s .sa . Soes Ssss ssSss ssi
h fPAncts siibb 3 w.s ~ /. ~ -. ,s.s.,.
t4u miles ffem Nev hern - ~. ~
ptor 40 z oon1l ~ 4. al Il s1nsssSss ~ -.
WITH - led - : spy Tcttsts sz~.~1 !. a.
-other, HsfioW ptbhio, "a XineaoI ~
heir Agent Mt eAolasn0Fos. pr. Al. lrav =
what The Aar9ss sGainss tAs two latter are,
YS.es nSs n,l- seI ...~.
af Ai,xanArix. Hnmn a.. ~ o,nsr nisn.s
sat have never witss ssssa arytAir 1ns Il
4aui nov. uur insioess ec4 afn 'Aace In
T.~ =. n ~ ~, .rss~ ~ snrSsnr -
Il ~ trov hlsc n ,hn.s ysn No. icst esssr
Hnrees "a n.cs a ,hs fvraSn Of the YsnSe~
r..,,. -s.n.s -. .rn,. '-.s v,,,,., -
AA -rineo WStt.en, vs
nave ssee ene c0nvs!oI ~. s1s ese.te-
nen OF unoS. e.eu setscsy Wy nhvS r.
soo.Reo Ixo1 - nnsy u
y. SAs.IoAJ lsss Ssa. l. Ossssl.s - 10y.
n!tS1 ~. ~ -. - a.1
nItIeIy Top pMa. ~ aOl 1ls
=. 1sias0I ~ sSsIyS 49, 8.
~ u.--snr kre.n
s,u - ~ -.
81 .ss ..u,a eAny 1872 :, IT, .es ses ~:
gsu. leu Wasai1eson se.o2tee 90 49, &c vAl.s' 49,
JlrsWoeEnS Gen 1OnsI oSoAI,v ~ Iesi.
1saes g ,OahIs .oss AaO.Asr ssssi
~ ~ aoc. Dvns Ao nc
rTscs. Ts S.ss assas,s ~ s.s nsSn h =, ION
~. aS ~ - sIn. -. s..a 80 .5 :. .
soiss eaeIcno1s - e1d ne Asao M. aLe ueeo e
fAo.pisa.. Ths yaAkse. nsve s.rvlce ior t"e
Ssisa. so'o,s.s "a M Ep'seo as:oy sso
IinePuSs CA SIs ns1s enu sosvs0s ia sas OSsis
us~ sA..ca ,Ol ~ 49,
Ae ess 1sS -
1no see oeAOsr Iexo1fiy incIsennS: AL
/ slSns poAns - = Saseie n the vtslAasy OF
As"sssA soo..
/ ~ 2~ss, sss''-S @-rt.9
I AEDy 1iuasoH AnD r1n TAs1vILLn HnVsP APass.
| Tns Nah vills Pseist. OF r arch II. apexks
...-.-n.. a. - :.
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NELL1E WCYoS1 note. Tr, ten On n,
k\ h b, Was rece ved the AL. OoneeQ snt
~ Nol.se. Will yoa write agatEf l..
m Sa-4$
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Letter from Mr.. YAncey.

4 committee Of oisissns Of Mos tEc msr y
having addressed letter to Hon. VIM j..
YaLcsy; rsQassting to "ses and hsar'' ffom
him, he replied a. folloxs:
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: a'' 80
/ ". haze rssumsd the proeu ,stoa srd sals o.
SOFT LUMP vsKs ~ grates aaA opsa s.ovs1
fer which orders " III % promptly htea.
Oar = u saep:y of Vookirg aaa FasuAcs OoAs
wus BE- kept Sp ake
NH 2k-tS JS0 WH0TW. Art
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

~ IN Nuan titles to suit.
foI sale by W, XIN1
t)ornfr Of FraG kun AID Isth SITS.
NH 2A-A >~s~A ssTs
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
SOUTHERN NEWS.


oil Col. Baell's plan. says the Memphis Ar
gus, is now being clearly exposed. " is
based on "a vast superiority " numbers. 1t
seems that the Faderals Intend to- continue
menacing both Columbus and Bowling Green
and that with q for;e onlg,,to 1beI'rsiissed
from entertainments; and that another force
is to- inarchbl,,a if il can, to Nash lille, .via
Scot,sville and the Bywhps Green and Nash
willie. This sx petition e. Nashville viii be
under the ooasmaud If Mccsok. scri.teGden
is to cross shs Green river, and moving ON
Hopkinsville, threaten the llliihs over the line
over the Memphis branch of the Louisville
and Nashville. railrsaA. frey Hops thus to
force Hardee uut Ut dBos lmg Green into sfbe
,hppen field, oHsosurrsndep. ,ac.aoys t"e7
bqaA, baaaiion sofiaftillery 4rop "a 'cthsFiotte
county az uAd ~ the J,urliaiannd Of "a stain
Charles, Bruce, u Halifas Guilty iaty pa passed
through Richmond on the oath II inst g." The
batt,akln nuwberslone hdndted ana forty
eishsueu They have six pieces y 81 artillery
and ninety horsesli UsMaiiI Bruce has az, g q;
tuisossly furnished each IA al "a With two co@-
4lete. uniforms; besides completing their
equip.nentslin every particular; -, - ~
1.-The Memphis Appear, H. Of the the i4th inst,
says that the day prAxious the stock OF. cot
ton atthar place WIS q 2Te bales The Same
paper. rspersssales of $500 bushelssof wheat,
fair at 81, O,toql 60 per- bdshela SAFES to,f
corn were Of DOC for yellew, and so. Tor
white. Coffee 10 reporeedh quies1at CSC. per
4 pound, and whisky firm and in good request
at 81 Is Reer "a llpn. eirb4sxslA 81 i'ss ,h
j. B., Jynss,of the Passpcrt Office, writes
to the Ri ehmond Exata inef that the whole
amount of contributions to the Confederate
army in Virgins during the last three
} mouths has not fallensshort Of three millions
4 of dollars ssaam vnr7s eb i"f7s'lh" - "0''
The lstiAlabarna regiment Twelve months.
men) at Pensacola, have been mustered, out
] of service. More than three hundred have,
reenlisted, and Others will return to the war,
after going to their homes. This regiment
i was the first enlistment in the Confederate
service. $50 r'h's' aao $50 div
Sixteen thousand square feet have been
secured in the agricultural department Of the
Great International Exhibitiou in London
this year, for products Of the Southern
States. The correspondent of the Richmond
} Enquirer says he was obliged to secure the
) allotment of space in his own individual
name, but it was done for and in behalf If
the confederacy." 3 Al, ava = -
The theatrical critic of a New York Pc
per puts forward certain claims to a popular
appreciation, as follows ;--"The pedal ox
tremities OF MIL. L 'uise are alone enough to
fill the house. On footing up this statement,
it is apparent that the manager who has
provided such immense attractions must
he bothered to know what to do with his
audience.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

WARSN1WS.

Gn. feintzleman, Photographed yesterday
to Washington. thai y fght took place On
Tuesday night, between force of fifty men
of the 9th New York. under, Lieut. Colonel
Burke, and 4 squad Of Texas Rangers, num-
bering about thirty, at Mrs. Lees house, at
Belmr Mt head of Occoquan bay. He reports
nine Of the Texas Rangers killed-and Of
the Federal force one killed and four wound
ed. The stand erroneous report Of the
fight made it terrible affair, and stated that
every man Of, the Texans was killed but one,
'&e, 40, 10 snqe,o4 ostaQaa" 'a7e' a.
Il Some runawaysnegroes from Norfolk at
Old Point, report that the Merrimac was
ioated youtanf theadry dock on Saturday, and
was to lnakeher trial trip on Sunday. She
mounted .teu ten-nchirifed' cannon. 's"i
!, Letters from Port Royal report that an
early attack ia TO be mads upon Savannah
by Sherman and Dupont.as aai'ogF7
A dispatch from Kansas City says that in
teHigence has been received there from San.
ia Fe, stating that the commander of Fort
Craig does not now expect an attack BY the
Confederates, but fears that demonstration
will be made on some other point. ns
A steamer from the Gulf arrived at New
York yesterday, bringing the intelligence
that the Contederates have Withdrawn por-
tim OF their forces from Pensacola, and sent
them TO Mobile. az .,a,d.
The expedition which left Birds ,po;nt
last Saturday in, pursuit Of JEFF. Thompson.
returned Unsuccessful, not having evsnu met
with him. Hence the rumor of fight and
the capture Of Thompson were entirely un-
fvuut1cu. - e,i"
The Fortress Monroe steamer yesterday
brought no news from the Burnside expedi-
tlon. u aau snn1osf y si9H"
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

The Fortress Monroe steamer yesterday
brought no news from the Burnside expedi-
tion. seq .mn4ose 81 nav ~ lhAs"
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