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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-30

FOR SALE OR LEASE,

No ao's or subdivisions, to SUIT purobs,srs q,
!s, Psr, ION that may desire to IesseI erm u
'oTt, VIZ: 0F'! /" 'heN III. oil Dayen
In block 1925 ro., r...
I5o , Gee. fronting on I'd street,
az c 'fohtng on Water street
f. bI,oL 'et fronting on Sd stree,
III "'oo" ''-- \" the Market House
% feet fronting on warrer s,,oo,
tending 100 feet back, WIN 'I ,n
each side of the lot '" d"
In block $50 feet fronting on Third s,.o,
10 fronting on Scott street
In DOCK 2o-52U ieet fronting on Third s,r.o,
$50 feet fronting on Fourth stree,
5Oo ieet fronting on Harrison stree,
5oo feet fronting on Ripley street,
In oiock 27-loo teet fronting on Sixth street
l2O feet fronting on Warren street.
III oioce ol-ioU feet fronting on Fifth street,
100 feet fronting on Scott street
4" ''''' oo-oOo ieet fronting on Western avenu
10Y leet fronting on Sixth treet.
=. III nc ioO ieet fronting on Seventh street.
=" ''och 'o-ioo ieet fronting on Brown street,
t. III, 40 ioo leet fronting on Seventh street.
:" ''''N 90 % 'eet fronting on Sixth sheet, and
extending back $50 feet. anu
n.ys inquire of Corbin & Dow At,or
law Ut =" JAMES MAY.
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mo As j. BUFORD,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry & Machine Siop,

EEPS constantly on hand and makes TO
n order, Steam Engines, Boilers. Wotsr.
Wheels MIIi Irons OF all descriptions, Store
foh's, ana all other articles made ofcast ron
fattcuihf attention given TO the mauutacture - r
Boiler and Sheet-Iron Work. as weI 90 pI.t
smthIng and Steamboat work Also. deaIor IN
rig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc
wrought irons, Butt and LapWelded Pipes, ofalI
sizes Brass On Cups, Globes, and all articles nsu
any round al first class foundry and machine
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DIR. LA CROI\'S
PRlN \ I l. NJ f DICAL TREATIES
ON THE
fh! astrological View of Marriage.

- n,-,.7 '"SV'
-5o PAGES AND ll3 ENGRANINGS.- prr
all part. Of the Union. On the uGrm,,,,I ,r ,-,,.
ana maturity, disclosing the secret lolhes of boli
sexes "i an ages, causing debtlty, nervousness
depression o spirits, papiaton Of the heart
Su.c'Ha' imag'"ingS, involuntary EMISSIONS, blush
my "e''c'lNe memory, Indigestion and lasSltudc
D'h c@"ISsto"S Of hyHliHg interest Of Il Boa,a
'"F S,"I', ""S," t"'"g' "tHd"Ht, and a goual
: the married and those contemplating m,rr,,a" ~
who entertain secro, dnuL,s -, ,t '"'' age
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ID X II iLL'S
N n Il - n MI


Il I n Il ) 4 Nd THR q 4 y
FOR rnE CURE or
consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis
| Wasting OF Flesh Night Sweats. Splt,uy biond
h"oP'ng Cough, Difficulty OF Breathing, Colds
'oueNs, influenza, PhthsIc, Pain in the Side, an,
az diseases OF the Lungs, IL is Unedquaied.
satisfaction " Wv '''
Has wrought more cures since lts iptroductiou
thah any other cough madeleine
IN endorsed by our physicians as the safest and
best remedy now before the public
. IS safe TO use among children, and vet power.
'"i III cases OF chrome pulmonary disease
Brings IN certificates almost daily oi IFS wo,d.,
iul cures IN all parts of the country.
There IS no medicine within our knowledge that
mas acquired :" great and wide spread popularity,
III 80 snort a space OF time, as DIR. HALLS RAJ
SAM FOX IHE LUNGS. Its balsamlc and heal.
ny properties are magical 1t is highly expector.
'"' ana tonic IL contains not gram OF opium or
".'' p''nei the narcotic aud astrIngent properties
Oh when nave created So much prejudice against
similar preparations e"''''
we DeiIcve that medtCiHp possessing yegl r,ey
rs WIZ effect cures whenever IT IS used, al homo
as wen as abroad DR.. Halls Balsam for the lunCs
10 no P"rS0fc preparation, but one which If
useu IN season, Will save he lives OF thousands
Inc most distressing cough is freuurntIv reli,,o
ny single dose, and broken up in few hours
time The afflicted do not have to take bottle at
Yer bottle "sore they find whether tins remedywIl
afford relief or not WI
near what physicians say of DR.. Halls Balson,
says one: Il, with confidence, ecomm.nd Ma.
baI'am superior to any other preparation. saws
announcer: - have used 1t with uniform success
IN" cav confidently recommend it tor all those
complaints tor which 1t is offered for a rcmeJy
sun another writes: 4" | have no hesitation in
saying 'hat It IS SAFE, CONVENIENT and very eff.
hcac!ous medicine"
II. SCOVlLi, Proprietor,
10 Randolph street, Chicago Illinois
o whom all orders should be addressed.
>"id by Chas. +. Clacius, Rock Island.
do l.. =. Richards. Moline, iii.
90 Stevenson 4 Carnahan, Davenport.
do Thos. Powell, 8.
do +. $. Ballard {"
may6dwly
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DOWnins's Eyer-bearing Mulberry

also have for sale trees of Downing,s Eve,
pear'hg Mulberry, hardy. vigorous, long lived
Tree, winch produces fruit of rare excellence.
rich, juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t isney,
et infested "Ith worms, and never fails of good
crop. | also have e"''
The TRu CHERRY CURRANT, BRINKLE,c
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERVEILLE OF
-FOUR SEASONS; also a good lot of the best w.
rites OF Backberrles, and other small fruits. and
strawberries, OF all the best English and Native
varieties.
A eholce lot OF Dahlas, GlaudloIis, Tube Roses.
Persons wanting anything in nv line viii nIo,so
c ca. at my place, (MountHolyoke) IN the Fourth
Ward, Rock Island. '' vi
JOHN HOLT
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REGULATE THE HowEyS

| REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t viii give rest to your
| selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
we nave put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
| lhu / II OF 1t, what we have never been able to
say OF any other mediCne-NEVER HAS IT
FAILED IN SINGLE INSTANCE, TO EFFECT
| - NE when timely used. Never did we know
an instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who used
IL! On the c0htr2ry all are delighted with lis nm
eratlons, and speak IN terms of COMMUNICATION nt
us magical effects and medical virtues We
speak III TINS matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW ;,
are, Ter, len years, experience, AND PLEDGE Our
R III. IAIlON FOR THE FULFILLMENT or
WHAT W + HERE DECLARE. In almost evor,
instance where the infant is suffering from, M!
ana exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen ~
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered,
ms valuable preparation is the PRESCRIPTION NJ
one one OF OF the most EXPERIENCED and sKILLFUL
NURSES in New England, and has been nsod uI,h
NEN Ek-FAlLlNG SUCCESS IN ''
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
IL not only relieves the child from main I'm, -
Vlgorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acid,tv
ana gives tone and energy to the whole svst,n1, |
lt"Ill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING in THE BOWELS, & WIND CHO[JC
ana overcome commissions which If not speedily
f nrHr END IN death. We believe it is the
BEST AND SUREST REMEDY IN THE
WORLD, IN all cases of DYSENTERY AND nj
ARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises fran
tee.lngo or any other cause. We would say to every
e hothef VINO has child suffering from any of the
i"regoing complaints, Do NOT LET YOUR
r rIn1u ICES, NOR THE PREJuDICES or
y, n hhS' stand between you and your suffering
I ma and the rcIlei that will be SURE YES, AR
SUI lELl SURE--to follow the use OF this
heuIclhe, 1t timely used. Full directions fol
using Will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS l. PERKINS.
Ne" ! orh, is on the outside wrapper
Sou by druggists throughout the world
lrinclpal Office, l3 Cedar Street n Y,
PklCt ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by all druggists in Rock Island.
apr2jtwawly ,
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

| ANlNG obtained the agency for Rock Is.
/ / land and vicinity, for he sale of ,he Crono
vines grown by Dr. c. W. Grant, at Iona island
near PeekskIIl N. Y, on the Hudson river, shall
De enabled to supply vines of unequaled quality.
OF all the most valuable varieties, including
THE CELEBRATED DELAWARE
Dianna, Anna, Rcbecca, Union Village. Concord ,
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms wholesale and retail.
The illustrated Catalogue furnished for two 3
cent postage stamps.
intse ne" varieties OF grapes attracting
great attention They are from ten DAYS IN three
weeds earlier than the Isahella Granes
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Wmchester's Genuine Preparat;o,
THE SPECIFIC PILL. .
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SpermatOrrhea. or Seminal Weoln.SS

- ~ ttIfit REMEDY FOR
spermatOrrhea. or Seminal Weakness,
ms Is the only remedy for Seruii DeJjJj;v.
| imPO'e"'5, "tF"fy, &C., which has the approval
VI lhe medical profession. Its success has beon
most MISUNDERSTANDING cures in coses
"hefe all "thcr methods of treatment had f, led
ohe 10 SIX boxes of the SPECIFIC PILL, wlII per-
'''heh'y cure any case Of Seminal Weakness. or
us resulting lmpotency, houerer dggraratsd
whether constitutional, or arising from abuse or
eICeSS. ~ W
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
." have used your Specific Pill in MANY cases
OF sPermato5rhea, and with themOst yeyfect sue
cess. J. N,rrox S,rrrn, ~ ~
we believe tito be as near a Specific AS any
medicine can be. We have cured many ssrey.
cases run IrOM SIR Ia ten doscs. Tr H. kotb.
1meTican JOur. If Met. Science.
-, nave found them all that couH be deSjred
lher effect has been truly wonderful
"E. P. DIckEr, NJ. D."
Va This is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor
Is 'hefe any mercury or other deIeterious lngrsd-
tents combined with IT,
Pnce 81 per box; SIX boxes for s., by mail pre
pald' for sale at the sole General DEPOT in the
United States, by
J. WINCHESTER 50 John Street. N.Y.
dec23wly
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Prices 10 Suit the Times,

Ofders respectfully solicited from abroad, and
all work done on the square" All ltttcfs
promptly answered J. p. SWAIN
Joliet, illinois.
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iiiATTS PATENT
Knife and Scissor Sharpener.


This useful Machine IS rapidly becoming pub
he iavort- and IS sure to find its way into ever,
family Large numbers Of them are being sold b,
the proprIetors, and all who become owners o.
the IIghI to sell them are assured ofmakinp large
profits IN their Introduction.
Men IN business, who wish to add thereto, OF
those OF small capital who are out of employment,
tand those OF large capital also,J are offered ex-
celIent Inducements 10 become interested IN this
enterprise:
Among the opinions Orthis useful invention we
select the following:
at IL very supple IN It's construction, easily
worked, and not liable to be out of order when
YOU are IN hurry to sharpen your knife It's
just the INN wanted, and should be owned by
every housekccpcr, butcher, tailor and scatnstrrs
IN the country. ''-iuHoa county courier.
alt Is Just the thing 1t claims to be, and tor the
purpose cannot be ceiled.''-ROCk Rircr Demo-
cyai
I'VE believe the Machine Is admirably calcuIat-
ed to do all that Il expected fIt."-HcRr rovn-
" ChrOHicic.
'Ih" work Is done rapidly and we'll, and wc
can Dut bchcy" II Will serve AZ very useful purpose
ana nave an extensive sale -RockiOrd hrgiS-
ter.
at is m" best thing known to sharpen carving
KNIVES, kitchen knives, shears and SCISSORS. and
Is very SIMPLE IN rs opera on. We have tired it,
ana ma 1t works satisfactorily" -Cdyistidn !
Iimc,.
"Therc Is more utility IN this machine than al
most any olnef uat We can think of, not excepting
ne cgbee mHi' Gea,Se0 HGubiic.
The Small Machlne.wIi last an ordinary family
hree years-the Large one a lifetime.
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Great Struggle for Free Government.

""e"''
With c.m,,lo,o ! ,..
All tho S,rags,o, nr,l,,a,, '"P,r VI
D,y,s. and S,onto,'s, S lo"c'aD'
tons, 'r''''' anu ffoclalha-
prnc,,r,,;,,,, ,r., ,,,..
coin. ''''''
State Papers OF all kinds
! Military ProcIamatlons ON both s,dc,
! Speeches and Appeals of Southern r,ior Me-,
| (kennedy Holt Dixon Cri,,ondo, o,or ''
English Articles on the War
"Contraband,' Correspondence
Radical Northern Speeches
hotley,s Causes the War.
| W. H. Russcl's Letters.
Uu,'oss'e 'S o. southern war LITERATURE
| Lists of Officers of Regiments o,c
| picturesque Narratives.
f"houc f"ctry'
songs OF the Rebels.
MnnchauSenlaha'
'N'''' - ''a''S'''S' cue
ms WORK Will be published as heretofore
weekly ana monthly. Weekly Nos at 10 cents
Monthly Parts, illustrated, 80 cents. The Uns
traucns Tor the weekly Nos. Will be published in
Two Nos' AT % cents cach, making the price for
H"u mummy eoltIohs the same, VIZ 50 for
V aJ" wis Iu." ga siN hoh'"s' lovers tor binding
VOL > !" ''"'h' % cents
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RABBLE AND
FOUNDATION STONE,
VAULT COVERS.
SInIM Al K SIlNE

of any other styles, and any SIZE desired, either
IN tn" rough or dressed, and delivered cIlhcr ON
klitrodd Cars or Canal Boats
MY quarry j. situated directly on the Canala and
'hc lineage Rock Island Railroad, one nlle
southwest Of Joliet and my faciIiiics Tor lood,uc
VIII enable me TO sell ~ low as the lowest
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COM OOWN WITH PRICES!
C.P. HENGsTLER. Agent.
Furniture Dealer, Manufacturer, and
GENERAL UNDERTAKEN.

take this mode for the Acknowledgement FL,
the long continued patronage of nv old customers.
soliciting their continuation, and by strict atten-
ton to the business, gain many new ones. fat.
ter myself for having the reputation of having a
cheap place to buy furniture.
| have on hand
Bureaus, Glasses and Cradles.
Bedsteads, Chairs and Tables,
Stands Sofas and Cupboards,
Whatnots, Cabs and Feathers;
Desks tor bills and letters
Everything IN the shape of wood
You can get here cheap and good.
In the undertaking line have only to say that
shan't be beat either in price, style or attend
anees Give me call and see for yourselves.
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/ AN = ~ I1 r.
NfHN"t' DEBILITY, ScRoruLA, DYSPEPSIA,
BRONCHITIS, &c.
! This is the mast wondeytuI cuyatjrs ggc,,Loo,.,
/ 10 mcdlcal sclncc. II has effected cures in ererU
/ MdgeW Consumption, "ENp1R4JJEIrnt "a
! iHE ANNALS or MEDICINES, In Verro,s
Debih'y and Dyspepsia. the HYpOpuOSpIlITTS
may De regarded as an almost SOVEREIGN romoJv
THE IYPOPIOSPUITES
have two-ioId Spec0c action--on the on, hand,
MrrraMng me principle which CONSTITUTES
NERlO Gus ENERGY; and on the other hc,nu
the MOST POWERFUL BLOOD GENER1T
ING AGENTS KNOWN. They act with Dronn
ness ana certainty IN al general laorid rondjjjons
such as Chrome Bronchitis, Asthma. Sc,of,Io'
Mafasmns, Anemia, Femaie complaints. &c and
III all disorders OF Nervous or Blood systems
lhcIr effect upon the tubcrcuar condition ,s IN.
MEDlArE-dH the general syqptOms 9is1ppc1rJDp
"'h fdpdfy whtch is reqiiy marreions' Tbcv
'eaSefhe nervous or ritJi eaergg, relieve Courh
check Night Swcats, diminish EXpectoratIon I'M,
prove lhe Appetite, arrest D.arrhGa. and pknuorr
hEiRt'HING SLEEP 4 ram TRLiL is 4 rER.
TAIN CURE. = En-
"ihclester's Genuine Preparation
or TIE HYPOPHOSpHITES is the amin yoy.
d0'' tof@ OF DR.. ChurchIll's Remedy, and ix an
proved by the Medical roiesson GENERALLY nj, |
~ OIHER, OK REMEDY CONTIIN- |
ING RON ''''-
e. 10" Price: In Z OF. bottles sl--6 battles tor |
% In 10 oz. bottles, S2--Three for s. CrcuI,rs |
Efatls' sold by all respectable druggists. and a,
the Suc General Depot IN the United States nv |
d. "iAthE~TiR, 36, John StIeet,N.Y,
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Soothing syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINc

which greatly facilitates the process Of tee,b;Do
by softenng the gums, reducing all inilamations
VIII allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action. and
IS SUE to ~
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SW MS STONE Quarry
JOLIET, ILL.,.

Yves CITY LImIts.J
AM prepared 10 furnish to Builders and
l Contractors IN Illinois, Michlaan, lndiana.
Wisconsin, Iowa and other states,
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MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female physIc an mr.,
sents to the attention Of Mothers ber
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

"h'ch has already proved itself in over Gf,v ,e,,
lhehtS now at the seat of war near WASHINGTON r.
or positive prevention against sickness IN Tho
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
PANIC ATI0NG TEE CITIZENS
Immense Destruction Of Property,
TEE RlBELS BURN THEIR C0TT0E
AND eTEAMB0ATs.
REBEL REPORT OF THE AFFAIR.
FoRrREa MONROE April 27, 1902.

FORTRESS MONROE April 81, 1902.
Hon. F. NJ STANTON, Sscydo,Vef Var
A fugitive black, just arrived from Portsmouth,
brings Tile Petersburg Express Of yesterday, which
contains tho following dispatch;
MoDrE. Friday, April a5, 1862.
The enemy passed Fort jackson at O'Clock yes
terday morning. When the news reached New
Orleans tie excitement was boundless. Martial
law was pat in full force, and business was COM
pletely suspended.
An the cotton and steamboats,, excepting such as
were necessary to transport coin, ammunition, &c,
were destroyed.
Al o'clock to-day the operator bade us good by,
saying that the enemy had appeared before the city.
This il the last we know regarding the fall. VIII
send part cuars IS soon as they can be had.
The negro bringing the above, reports that the
Rebels have two iron-cad steamers nearly COM
pleted ard tha, i; is believed that the Merrimac will
be out tomorrow joins L. Wool.
HKADQulKTrRs or THE DEPARTMENT rHR
RArPAuASSocE. Apsl q, IsG2
Hon. T. Nj. STANTON See,sfa,v 0 Var
Have just returned from tie camp opPosite Fred
e,eksburg. was told The Richmond Exam,aer
Of the Doth had been received in town. announcing as
follows
"New.Oreana taken. Great destruction Of prop
elty cotton, aud steamboats,. Steamboats, enough
saved to take away the ammunition. Grea, con-
steruation Of the inhabitants"
IRWIN MCDOWELL MljoF.Genersl
Bosrov. Saturday. Aprn %. iss2.
A Ship Island letter Ct the 9Th inst. states hat
Gen. Williamss brigade left there on tie % inst.
for New-Orleaus.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
MANSFIELD LOWELL.

The Maior.Gener ia command Of the Rebel forces
al New-Croans i, Manifold Lowell, who, il may be
remembered, was Deputy Street Commissioner in
hs city previous 10 tho brealing ont Of TIE rebellion.
He was aorn in the District Of Columbia, and ia
about 70 years Of age. lie graduated nj West Point
Military Academy on the 30th Of Juno, 1872, having
entered ssa Cadet in I53S Several Of his caa7m,teG
are now Generals in the Ulionarnyi them,
Rains and G. W. Smith formerly Streel-Comm-sion-
er In this city,, are now Ia tie Rebel srmy. lie WAS
prom oted 20 Second Lieuonaury Of the 4th Artil-
lery IN July, lSi@, and TO lsti L.eU.cEancy in tae
fame regiment in Fobrnarv lSE. ln lSH aud ls.h
be served in the capacity Of Aiu 10 Gen. Cuitnanr in
the Mexican war, and wa wounded in tbe srsault OF
Chepultepoc in September, lsi7. Tor which he wss
breyeed CAPTAIN in Jolly, lSiS. He wa5 also wound
ed IN the attack on tho De Be.es Gate. On Tine
18th of December, 1851, lie resigned liz connection.
with TIE u. S. Army 20 join tho expedition g1t up 10
th. purpose oi revolutionling the leland Of Cuba,
under Gen. Qui,man. Gastayus W. Smith was with
hin in this project and when tho plans fol- through,
by becoming public and proving unpopular, BE.
Lowell came to New-York, ard procured FOR himseli
the position OF Deputy in the Street ConHiaioners
Office. While here he Organized and commanded
what was known Ge the City Guard Of New
York company Of the 9th Regiment, y. y. S. ".
When the rebellion broke ont Gen. Sanford offered
Tie services Of the Fit Division 70 tie Governor for
the purpo5e Of aiding to PIT down The Secersion
movement. At this ,oveL wa dhgustei and al
once resigned bis commission, after which no ro-
uained in the city for some time, preparing bimfei
for the exit which he subsequently made to Rebel
DOM lie left the city very quietly bis departure hay-
,ne been covered by tie moyenes OF his superior in
ohce w. Smith, who soon followed, lie departure
having been aided by some Of our CRY ofieais who
ter' the matter in silence for weeks after The Rebel
Street Commissioners lad left be city. The next
.lat was heard Of them, that they were serving
the Rebel cause Us Ceneials. G.. w. Smith is now
IN Virginia whero he rs likely 10 fall into tho hands
Of our army; and it is not improbable thet Lowell is
already captured at New. 0rleans
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

10 pay for the negroes and N any interference with
the institution of Slavery. infer that they are qnite
ready to give any additional guarantees, and TO con-
cede anything the South may desire to perpe,ua'e
Slavery II this is the sentiment Of the country aud
the war is to be thus concluded, il will only de
appoint the friends TO our country throughout the
world but entail astng trouble and difficulty npon
orr own people which will end only in the destruc
ton of the Government. IL Is all in vain; you may
cry peace, but there will bo no permanent peace
until Slavery is entirely rooted out. When the peo-
pie make up their minds that the Union is Of more
account than the institution of Slavery, they will
settle the question, and not until then.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
FROM ALABAMA.
THE LATE BRlDoE-BURNING EXPEDITION:

THE LATE BRiDGE-BJRNING EXPEDITION.
W.suIsGros, Saturday, April 20, lGo,
The Navy Department has received dispatches
from Com. Footo incosing report from Lieut.
Commanding Gwin, dated the llth inst, in winch
be says;
q" The Tyler and Lexington conveyed two trans
ports containing 900 troops, infantry ana oa'ay'
under command of Gen. Sberman To Chlhas.w' sla''
where they disenlbarked, aud proceedet isNaiy 10
Rear Creek Bridge, al the crossing Of mo hempN'
ard Charleston Railroad, for the purpose OF dearo
iog it, and 10 much OF tho estlo work IN they coud
lind. r,r. ,bo
bridge con.ting Of two spans OF no feet each ""s
c1n6lesy drstroyed-tbat is, the superatru, tnfe,
together with some 500 feet Of tresiie work. ala ha
r,.istance 10 our cavalry, l2O In Dumbcr, but soon
Easly relrsated lOsins four killed Oar loss none
The Navy Department is desIFous of learning inc
address of Mr. Birney, tie inventor Of the conDu'-
ton shell.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Nautical Statute
DELTA.

commanding the division may well be proud OF
them as am, and trust to the successful exhibition
Of their other sodiery qualities when we meet the
enemy closer.
have no distinction 10 make among the regi-
meuts of my brigade. The duties of some were
necessarily more arduous than those Of Others and
led them into exposed positions; but when all
behaved alike with the greatest coolDess gallantry
obedience, and fortitudc, they are all equally de-
serving of my warmest gratitude and confidence
and desire 80 to present them to the commanding
general.
an, Sir. your obedient .ervsut,
J. w. DAVIDSON, Bhgsdier. enersl.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
FROM SLIP IeLANn

., -, Eo.roS, Saturday. April 20, 1862
Afnved, ship Black Prince from Ship Island OF
She 9th, via Havana on the 18th inst.
Left ct Ship Island, ships Great Republic, from
Portlsnd Parliament, from Boston, and Western
Empire, from do. Both the latter Ships landed their
targoes, consisting of horses, in good order.
Also, left al Ship Island The ships Eliza and Ella,
boin Bostoni bark Wild Gazslle, from Boston.
Also, N port, ships Idsho Ocean Pearl, f. w.
sstley uadaan;e9l aad NOr-b America l4nceraipl.