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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

A'riuA FOR LuSG-H WoYEs-The Thirty.
Hn.h Anniversary Of ts Managers Of the Asylum
4" yin2-in Women, v.s beld OF Thursday after
A'o"' AZ The Institution, No g. Ma ion street. The
'AgeFs Tefored thai, under their care, the ylun
- continued, during be past year. TO dapenss Us
eSheN''' IN .ae most sdffacioly I1arner. Oos hun.
s;.' ~ tsen,y woi en have iouud shelter, and
,ee 7 neal AID and Kind npning At the line
He" IH.h neeo VIA most pics.iuQ. From among
;'M LlnDei forty Rave fo1Ld rl6cee, as wstnnr.es'
!" giFlte i'lhilies--a feature Of lie rs'i'uion
"n'ch ~ cescrving Of speoinl notice. Beside tho
w. 49, TX 'nen, WHO were unable 10 pay Tor
~g-ic'h aio, were 10 endel - teir houses.
me shll q d.. X. b. WI On. The Residsnt pbv-
era ue attention Of Mr.. Hope, the Mot on.
~ niYNiy 'ioken Of. Many Il tie women assis ed
snn hs'iriiol were the wives Of ou, brav. soI.
re-, no% .n3sgd in Tire war ior the Union. The
p'. =. lns lfea@urcr showed tbgt tie ,ece,rts for
jeav,1aem wee $5,Ei 81; expenditures, e.. l53 IS.
no ~ ohl@nee IN bank Of 1851 e. lie follow
H., ~ were elected for the snfning wear:
H,y u.n " bclnhd. It, Dirsctl.sst M Z No. o.
A Eom,, sthh 19i M. baehe hcEya, Abs mfs Thos
1f,ssufsrs M i- ~ tocs 9Th. Mira Joe. D. Johusop
N'"Is d I"leD, becIt.my
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Personal.

Tie ST. LoniS Democrat Of the 3lst ult.. says:
Gen Ssel bad been C, fined 10 his bed by severe
illLess for several days bot getting better. IIii
headquarters were nj Kesville. Teu Of our com
mirsoued officers twenty-five roL-comnissoued
officers, and flty-iye privates, captured by the
Rebels have been exchanged Tor d like lumber Of
c INF, derste pri,oners. The returoed meu sy that
tley were for the most part treated well by then
captors though ia some csses they were robbed OF
colhes and valnables. Amo z tho liberated are
Secotd Lieut. o. l.. Houston, 70 Ohio Battery
Corporal Henry Farnham, I'd Ohio Battery; \.
Nchols, private % Ohio Battery; G. Cabin private,
9Th Indiana"
The flag borne by Fremont in 1911, and planted
on the summit Of the highest PEEK of the Rocky
Mountains /, now in the hands OF MeseTs. Tiffany
s. Co, having BY order II Mrs. Fremont, been
backed by sheet Of purple silk bearing, IN ni'er,
the inscription, Rocky Mountains lSli.' The
design OF the old fng Is tho stripes OF The American
d ~, and on tho fed an eagle, grasping I'll !atan
pipe, and surrounded by stars.
The death Of Mr. Abci Tompkius, prom.
in.nt Boston bookseller and pnblishcr, especially
of Uuiyerulist works, 10 announced. lilo WAS
yidel, known and esteemed by The denomination 20
which lie belonged and his store has been for years
r Kind OF religious exchange, where Prominent
preachers aud writer's of the Uniyersaiist futh were
accustomed 20 congregale
byron Potter, an employee Of the Galena road in
rec 9on.ble capac'iy died at Cottage Hill, yeser'
d.y morning, aged 81 years. hr. Potter Nas one
of tie last Of tho survivors OF Or. hiues Arctic
Execution lie was feamun on the kescue, and
a Al eter N Ito eyontlul tris's which shs and her
crew encountered.
The Rev. Or. Store, pastor Of The ohurch Of the
PILGRIMS, IN Brooklyn. is mentioned as canddnto
for the Pro 'sssorship Of EccesaG'cll hislory in
the Andovcr Theological Seminary, vacancy hay-
n,, occurred ~ tbc resigua ion Of Prot. SAedd.
The lion. Fredericl, smyth, one Of the Commits
s,,uers 10 tie Great Fair ut London. will leave for
:, irope on Thursday next. lie proposes 10 visit
3d. mo OF tho priccipai cities upon the Continent be-
fore his return. going rs far us Naples.
Gen. Hamilton hadbi8 horse kLockod from under
b IA on Saturday. Tire bcre waa killed, and the
General escaped injury.
Walter S. Thompson, Joseph Woodlol'S, ond
Samuel Lindsy, a trio Of Rebel prisoners eGcs cd
from th, hcffial a. Indianapolis on Saturday night.
Sherman NJ. boctb WA treated 70 shower Of
understandable eggs while speaking ut Beaver Dam
recently. He had good audience. however, aud
was heard patiently when the row subSided.
Two class mates 1t Harvard College met in
tho battle Of Winchester, one Rebel, tho other
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......A
Cleared.

stip,-Mercury French HAVE, BOYD Hineten Msia Of
Orleans Del ne 6lsssow Wan Nelson x Sous, Narnion,
Wsrsaw, Hous Kong. Robert Taylor
osrss-GIa,is oraig. Msr.iles, Moore Henryi Helen
Augusta (Br D. Cuts Por ines Root murray j..
Bngs- Caroline lshot ZsEa. Simpson Maybe Sarah
Nrwhall (5r), Psx.oD santa Merihs, B;-t Son Go ;
Ella Maria Ne iii IT. sago ub, Miller Houghonj Peer
less (Br.l. Skaling Me.snzss. II. J. q Z. A. Dewitt
schooners-Adde T. Bane.. besworh, S. Johns, = r. I
Psnbow Hav-u.r. Eiz .h- hpor X 2. Buck Co.. L. p.
Goodwin, Hobbie. siamford, Stsnord Manufacturing Co
Clifton (B..l Ntris Turo, N :, +. hi.ey &Co Nn.
Lancaster terl Waycott Bubsdoe., Miller e Hougl tn,
Morning Star Orb Miller. He1frr -. L. Dewo, Plymouth
Roci burr, Be ton. J. c. Dayton Co Maria h.inins.
iaDzss N. /. McCreedy c.; sarah Mills. Dsytoa. 81
Thomas, Tnss Cilnari1.
slooP--Poilr, Nicaols, Bristol L. herryi Osere Sat
teily, New Haven, IL &. Racket
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The HoBoKES CHARTER ELEcTIoS-MAfoK
JouysTos RE-ELzcTED.-The canvass OF votes IN
the First Ward Of Hoboken was concluded between
aud o'clock on Thursday morning, and resu'ted ID
the reelection of Mayor Johnston. A great deal
of interest was manifested by the ctzeus owing to
the fact that the vote was very c'ose between Air.
Johnston the Independent Demoera &c nominee, and
Mr. Huesmsnn, Republican. The following is the
vote:
Sch. Boyrt rrgu'or D, mocrftc ronnee-st ward ~;
I'd Usid 81; 80 Ward. ~. 1ola, ISL. -
Louis Huesmann-lsl Ward l6li I'd Wsrd Ills ID "sfo'
John r. Johnston-lst Ward 1856; I'd Ward so; ID Ward.
Majority over Huesmanp, IS, over Bogut 2ss.
Tne following are the officers elected:
Hsyor-Iohn X Johnston. Democrat.
Tr,ssurpr-WD. II. hid, Democrst
City rl.rt-Johp Kennedy Democrat, 80, n
| Superintendent Of Schools-LoIeDzo W. kIteT' Dem
Coilector-Iienfy J. Hopper, Democrat
20 / ctor of Arrens-Edw ard Monk Democrat.
A,s,ssors-Julian Crevisr AID Frederick W. bohnHeo''
Democrst. III, ,.n.
Mater ComuI.soner-J II. Lyons. Republican, ior ong
term and n. U. Ca p-nler. Denoc' Of, shsr, term.
| S,rsrt c, minis ionrr-Thoml smith, DEM o a.
| t,ysr.eer ofPoor-Mathew ConkIin, Democrat
| Counemen-F First Ward, Chsr.es Chamberlain hspu99'
licsn s.c.nd Ward, David Tsh Republican, Inird "Aid
| Francis Boiling Democrat nj
Chosen F.ehoder-first Ward James Steve nson hepun-
lican Second Wsid Hoy Sanford, Democrat Third "sd
James H. Desey, Rrpuoiicn. ~.
Tue total amount voted for the expenses Oh TIE Cy
Government for the ensuing year 10 500 800.
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Hides. 6Giic en-; Tlllow. t9eic.. %, Yelss, SIC
80 Zach, Cat skins sa9c y To- Vrsl Caves from si1so
n B-Beef Extra snd fr qusiy incnde nothps ous ~
best large fat s,sl fed Oxen Second qnay inciuass wy
best %, en- hs best sseo Cows and IN, best thee
yeai.old Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls AID TIE rs'oSs
lots. H.. -. ,,r.x,,,
Tn.r. were cas- over the Grand Trunk snd Eastern has
road 50 the Boston and Lowell ana 20 over 'N' ~
burg. -, Al. ,v..L
EExAREs There but few cattle ct market tbs weeA
and those mostly of poor quality extra Doysrs ssic
asking fro o, ~ y sdvnnce. and on sone sIos
died H. hen the pce and gusy of the cart we're con
sheep from the sales ofsst week for corresponding quahy
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FoRr LAFAYETTE CoAMIssIos.-The Commission
ers bad before them on Thursday twelve pris'
opers from Fort Lafayette, one OF whom Jussus
Schmidt, was released. Schmit was arrested On
board the scir. Eduardo as an alleged agent OF inc
Rebel Government. Ten others were reeomm'se0
as prisoners OF War. The Other, VIM. l.. smiIns'n,
banker of Washington, declined to take tho oa'h q
allegiance, and was also recommitted.
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Arrived,

Steamship B,vui, (Hnmb.l, Meier. Hambrrs March is.
ia Soah'nFs,a ~ , F. @ '' ~ enc ne lo' O,'' 70
continual westerly eee duias TIE latte, part. h,d ',o
e3''sy ere T he sa1' sS :sGs sSs r S st
The Bavsns hiss anch ,;ed At Qusraaiioe.
Ship ken,uck,sn {, Ponandl Mtsr msa Hsye % d,ys
moss. clid IS pess Btigies Tneoaud hes been 4e.
tsired in the lower tsy g3e 9Th by ies storm
BRIG foSsni lOt sanaiy' souh Nss'l Lest' osrSif'
via Bermuda March - coat 20 tre. A4d heavy rc-.he
AID ,aw anurber OF .tt.r tponts.
Brig Martha Jane l5r) cors',t oofnwsi'. N e. d'y
nns F!eeenek Eus'le, Aeon Irositenes dsy'' ~
EHs Herald. Flown. sipicsn days.
SEM WLls.a u eso,y Euekin ko'khud hay fof fo''fe"
SeLs Harriet Fuller, starssl Posna2 dy', hesdaS to
ssT bsy State, u,Is., Bo,,on hys nd'e to j. C. Day.
sebr Belle o. The Bay Roger. Georges DsuE' days,
g,o1s T., Brcthers wsoyer Esvr'ndou IL hours Ia
't ses, Us.ou, Libby Maeh days iuubsr,o r. Talbot
s.ss. Mary E.asbeta. Tumer ElLaSe.hFori, coal Zoe
ssr Frederick Reed NeAlnon. Nows,k es.aent Or
scSs y.pkee Boy R.ey 70, ou, coal of Hartford
s.n, ,IaeL Saith BJaiou, GOA for NsnlucGet
s ep Clinton B@rds lhabstgt5t, eesl ior e.. Rver
sehr Or ". h. Power, siun-.li Nsw'iiasen 3dayA
Seh, CIsolns I'm elt. Ps-A-r Luhec days. az.
Schr N. Is. Tholpson, 81 eslntn, b.sion dils mdse
Sehr Willow IA lu5sc IA, ash 10 J,a FrJe Co.
scSr is.so Cotton de -. spono,d tooiiand dsy Line.
ssnr R r; u l,s,i e, az. ia s ,.,.
Schf. Gen. Taylor, Jones. CLath,ui 3 days, hsh.
Schr. Cord Kent, p0r,lird. he. days, plaster.
schr. Cora, Kelley. proyidonc- Tor Philaas phiA
schr. Oliver speiesn, sp,hnsa. Provide 20 2 days.
schr Daniel web,ter, besrs., Bosseu dya mds''
Schr LIS bis. Wieks, Boston dsys. mdse.
Schr klVgs, Clark Cut ) days ,pr't. Z. l. Sow;
hchr Texas, Chxppln. Ne~-i,ondon for h1soeaP'i"
Sclr. j NJ. Fuen1n, Hall. Pr vite'i:e 2 ds5$
Scoop T. Sprssus. Gibbs. PFovids.ce. udse ,s..
sloop u ackstoue Reynolds. Pfovide % Jaw '"S'S
sloop Hsrveit Gown PrvldeDcas dsya ms'' pS~.,A
Steamer FA,cn NiLian,, PIovidsnsc ms~e' y" A""~S
FELLOWSHIP Gertrude Do.ne Lyerso9, mIcn' rr,,.
shII,ED-Erom Quarantine, u B. "sAnFfan'P0'' S''Ss'
son. ~
WIND--OurIns the day, from y; 1. raw an TIA
The steamship kOsncis Of the shs s be- double pisS
Sscsaks Cd. sad sscsiJs her tSss ssk u sspps&
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CHARITIES AND CoRREcTIoEs.-This Board me
on Ihursday afternoon Sir. BELL in the chair.

| CHARITIES AND Commemorative Board me!
on Thursday afternoon, Mr. BELL IN the chair.
| Tie report Of the Committee OF the Whole showed
that romihe 2sth of March to the 10Th Of April in
elusive, SIS persons, male and female. were trans
ferred from the City Prison TO the Workhonse on
BIaekwes Islald Ms yagants and disordery per-
, sons OF thee, 1872 were committed for tue first
Tine - twice three times y twenty times thirty times
b fifty tines tire, sud one Injured tnoAtne re-
mainder b-t..-u and hundred tines. Or the
| total number l54 were malice and 42i f-neies
Ia view Of the that lave taken place the chssc'
ard number Of popUsoD together with the dccrese
robust Labor ulo IL cha dren for aduts and the
proporiouse Increase Of hospital ps1-nis, the Commi-
si1u-s have seut circular 10 the srdens and others
immediately 10 ch,rge 4 toe seve ~ iustns suggesting
they should ucsl 10 their acquisitions
peesi strlton Is dscfod - the lavish Of oread and
tn- which various attaches 70 that par
tieulsr .,s1 Of life. -
Anoh,r circular has been issued te Wsriens calling for
r-pot Of shoT perform q ~ each neehsnic
Ii.p ,iiou made duries the week Of sucn labor
In asger inquiry made BY Col. w. A. Nichols. Uni
ted States Aruy Dbur,iry aud aus' iii officer Ia New
York whether the Comuiseionrrs would receive Ia
Bellevue Hospital the sick and wounded volunteers who ave
home aud 10 be tGAeu Of by tho Cow nei &c
such ,i,k lrfs and furnish them With food nursing at
Of pei the professional to 20 withoa
expense tie Del aurt Of Charities sid Corrections.
ia q communicative from United states lrshal
Murray tho ComIifou, have granted pelssion ',r the
r1ecuti Of William H. svtius to take Place within tho
wal, u the CRY Prison.
aus services II the temporary visitors VIII be dispensed
with alter the l5th uE..
Tbs We. ky aon.Lt show, that the number - ses A.
h- nstitu1g tho oh inst. 7,S decrease Of 1853
died discharged aeut e BlacAweLs
Island, aud one " tbe S;sto Prison.
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NFw.YoRK FEMALE BIBLE SocIEIY-Ihe 18th
annual meeting Of the New York Female Bible
Society was Leld on Thursday afer Don a, the
Biole House, Aston place, and WA quite largely
attended. Short addresses were delivered By the
Rev. Alexander II. Ninton and the Rev. Roswell ID.
Hitchcock 1.-The following is an abstract OF the
The annual report 10000 lestaments have been dir
lributed 10 the volunteer soldier, together with
Bibles to sick soldiers Thirteen Bibs-resders have
bern employed, who have paid more than 7,Voo
wits gathered more than 200 children into the sun.
da, school sold ard distributed Bblcs, induced
many 10 attend church, minis,ered to tue wants OF
the destitute established tewiuy schools, and IN
mauy WAYS have gone about doing good. The sew
ing me .inss are well ATTENDED ana in this way the
poor women are enabled 10 provide Themselves with
decent clothes
The collections for the past year amount to s..
i47 80. OF this sum, 81, 203 s3 have been expended
II the purchase Of Bibles aud lesiamen's Tor dls,r
button; 1879 rs was paid to tie American Bible
Society, and 81 1873 ~ 70 the Bible-readers fGnd
The following officers were elected Tor the ensuing
year: . 49, "
Mr.. D,vie Codwis- Fl,, Direc,res'; Mrs wri r. Aston
Second Directrss; Mrs James brown tnird Dfecir -
n,s. John wurs Il, riding s.cIssryi Nil Co ns2 IL
We.,.o Assistant necofdi Secretary ME- Dr. Onn, Cor
rcspOrains Secretary Mrs. Jacob lie Roy Treasured
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TIE DARBARITlES Ar PEA RIDGE.
BETWEEN GEN. PIKE A.
HEapauAnrnns LnrAsra,s, lspr,r Trra,ro,.
GEN. CURTIS.

HKAD2UAHrEHr L RrAs1niNT IsDisN TFHafrOiLl
CAhrossasr DAyIs, March 3, 1860 :
The mel sed copy a orders " forwarded H. MalO.-
Gen. Cunia, 10 he ed ,hat be moy know t,ll tie
1hmn.uilies censli II aid forbidden by Il are not
likely 10 b. repeated, ant fro REGARDED with horror
by tie Confederate coGrnaI iers.
ABd having Learned iiom letter penne1 on the
field, that thofe who bnred private dwellings AZ
Dsntonyile had been ordered 10 DO led by sonil-
martial, Tie undersigned informs Major-ien Curtis
that general court.artial hns been ordered TO try
a white who tho, one Of tho wounded IN the
action VI The nh ult, The man 10 shot Icing Yressrsss
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SUPREM.. COURr-Cmour-APEI lo.--Befors Jastlc
HON.


POSSESSION or LIHOGRAPEIc STONES.
louis II. Martin agt. Geo. w. Lewis.--Ibis was
sct1n to the vaio q, ~ lu3gsphc stones alleged
20 ~ 1es 3, 80 b ss seSai
csult Lester NGick Wm ". sc~tId. Bishop Nc(.usAy,
Ragged at Gsbg ell 1a,el Widow NachIre, Pau Julien,
Hoafy sy raid Mrs. FOrrnc. I'D bobbiu Arour :"
Dste ID ut sdudte that he tld he stne, wrooeflly
Neoc for panif add isirsitd the y,ue the a.
as Sos total verdict iJr pln mel ding interest end dam
ages, -, 10.
Howell MOsher ayt John Kelley, ShoFih. This
Living touny o and damages fct te
o. 30 ai hoss ~tiea we're seized ,nd ''c by the
d-ondAt under On execution against Anthony Tors' aud
Jtg.es hJutlu Tee def,uia4t claimed inst the hogs
the piophy lp.sialh hat 'hey woe 6onud IN
his judgment Debtor az Hamilton and f0ks
ps uti rrc that money eo puehese Il til.
pf. psy ~ Di,het ~ him I, niltan, mud that Har
acting his agent alag purchases thrt tic lad
4eOi depo,io hi sthers bslk Lime and mat he paid
or tle barncr dfas .he ban that te s5red
BIS 1he d.iend, ant syded Lac although ths trsassc
upn WA dons osrnby In tho pain III q nas wu' f'r tie
bsne Of Hamilton ana TotAs, thn large amount o. prop
cry transferred frcgn Togss To tr'nsiorei Il
to pauih which wac oens with view 90 deiran1 tue r'd
tors o Forks iLo deieaa sso pysrd th tae iog ssized
by him wee picla'od with tue avAs OF the PsoPSy 80
Transferred
Ths Jury renle,ed q verdict Cor d,fendurL
u. b. Riddle Tor ilsnti; -. j. Nsniepsei !cr defendant
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Thu caIenllr Of IL or cilses viii DO called in Part
seeoeo OF Eddy Apn! II. a. 10 oei'eka IN.
CHANssAs--AVRIL o.-Bsoro Justice CLfRKs'
DECISIONS.
Jacob II. !. cockroit ae'. Peter p. Corren, e. a.,
q ca.ssl Vim A Il. ey az A Bich' blocker e, sl f ~
lass ast H. Ponia,ou OF al ssrAh A. berry as, an
Sru-, w freeman At. L. odoi at al yno. L,,spr,
agt A. Wells tt.l & X MisG Se, SET John o. ~ &c en-
,Jn'; Xrusine.o on Bank sst. " m fenheld et 81 - N
Ilclin az hbos fiuuecsn; thS I'D Bs,m,nn -
lpy e. ~ Al Ann g. Brown, ct al, est i'eHo ~ ~
al Giro W. Johnston sst H. IL b!rsh'e, rb,,sc,h n
Tho ipsin sg;. y. q. Cuvei Anu D"ie"' So
,ns is.mascr Co sst T. Van y.kentursh q az North
River Insnrancs Co as; fstnes a. Nm \ Wr,ht at
asd po.eS snS y Val ss DALEY e e. ss
" ia 20, sSt Vim Ill Churchill, OF aL-Motions for lads
ment 4 anted. q ,p.u,,,., Il uo,t,r ,x ,,5.
so" an,.I without coats and without prejudice
Husustus sohsn sst Louisa Alma VI N.-aohen granted
slIs vance V guardian, w,
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Passengers Arrived

IN ,fra-.tp Bgra,,a yros Hamburg and Southampton
Ernss,iue Marcus Nsr O0erzycAi Ernest An, Elise
kreppe Hetie, Johs frefenann Louise Frieieusnn
Osdor Leszynsd A =. Leuynh Amss Roihschiid, lsaso
Rosenths hsmcheD Lowenihsl Mia oppsnhemer Caroline
An, Jss Booue Schinte H-ist.r Louise Spind. Helm
rch Spiader Anna Haule M.Iis Runye, a. ch,en Bertha
herbeg, Phi Harzbsrs. Emile HrIEners Msriaone Herr
berg ". II. Henmsnn, NJ. EDgelhasd. l. MeCEac1sn, u
Helaann
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C..briaxs Cr,,ra m.rxet.

KrposTED ron THs n 7. TRiBuSs 81 f,xo RuPr.
April O. los2.
Whole uumbe' Of Cattle at market 2]6; about
and 80 stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and
one, two snc three yes oil.
PRlCYs or MsEEEr bgss.-Eyua none hrst elsity,
E6 $50 % 50: second qua ii,, So; bird quality IS
PKICEs sTOss CATrLsW orfrs Oxeo per psir, fio1
80; Cows and Csvcs from q, 30 SAT- Yeshngs.
none; Tvo-yeer-ods more; Thssyssr old. $50 S2i.
sheep and Lamcs 800 NJ prices In lots. sra
81 80 each, extra 41 $50 10 ISor from &C. TO &C. p ID
.rrByR ZACH STATE
r,tte Shin L,ba Calves. Horpea Swine.
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GLEANINCs FROM TIRE SECESSION PRESS
TIE YANKEES CAN AND WILL FIGHT.

TIE YANKEES CAN AND WILL FIGHT.
Gov. Letcher in his dispatch from Stanton, Va,
under date Of March %, 1862, says:
Gen. Jackson engaged the enemy, 1900 strong,
At Bsft1n's Mill, i've miles thls sde OF Winetester,
Oh Sunday, NJ AZ O'Clock y. m Alter severe coD-
test be was compelled u retreat with heavy los OF
men ana Cillcois.
Gait AntTum Of Augusta, Ca, was wounded and
taken prisoner. Liouts. Dale aud WlleoO Of tie II
Virginia Regiment, weie killed. Capt Buiord 10
among the missing. slslor jackson aud Lieutenant
Williams arr also missing, and sapposed 10 be allied.
Our loss Wa, about 30. Gen. Jackeon retrrHted
10 Cedar Greek. All Of Our baggage was saved
Tie enemy are advancing.
TIE vICTORs BADLY WHIPPED.
We DO not cserge tho emmy with sinpidiy Tor
not yust ing ahead with the trOopb woo fought r.,
Dooelson for taat army was only less lady wLiHed
teen We werr That army Wa placed h0rs IA ann
bat by ito great lotes and by toe disOrganizalion
consequent crcupon. Seldom has victorious force
been 50 badly w.ipped. II was impors'ble 10 nd
vanc, H. and it will be long its Inu'iaied conpa-
nice, regiments and biigdGes are egain IN bgbin q
trio 1Ae great strategy ct the enemy was 10 break
through our ~ es and enter lennesree by tho read
they Old, and erefOre their stupidity WIS ~ their
not having fresh invading resereo TO tend right on
when The assaulting force Lad opened tIe fOho ~
CAPTURING DOutlsOn.
They rave given us time IN TerDoisee while they
have Lecn biIdlg up tbs wounds suffered " i)onel-
SOD srcomp'ist my icorgbniZstion, aud bnuring up
re-r.fprt elaenis. Now tie Comic CTacy VIA De
cad, for thtn on tie plains OF Tennessee before
'hey lead a col1mn pgon.t us e the strength wiich
yill he ssselta II any pfosfec Of making succeS-
iui G.LD
CAPTURE or UNION TROOPS.
Pom The Aogvsfa Corff'pi gHafsf hiaFhS. , .
hitter received in tbls city yesterday sla o. mat
Eve HUNDRED Un.oiifis bid lfel rocolly captured
1T shelbyyille Tenn, by he Coniooerdes The
Uniontts hsd gone ticfo 30 eeiLo lot o uoyern-
neut stores, when tho iables werc tur1td upon
Item. and they were seizsd.
DEATH or CAPT. }. =. TAYLOR.
The death Of Csp,. j. s. Taylor % the Conied-
eIate states Navy 10 announced tue kchmon1 pa
pefs. lie received the wound OF which lie DIED
N ne battle u Hampton II ,sds, Uhile on board oi
the hanAeo man-Of. par, uuder q iidg Of ulcc.
BRASS NEEDID, Also TIN.
MoBHE, March ID rec call made through
your IaIer for the ladies d Jobo 70 send thor Old
brass % make cannon for tie deeDae Of beloved
city, therefore send yoI Uy mite, loring that,
'nsli an u IA, II may be OF soire use. With many
payer for TIC success Of our beloved .ause ie-
sc.in yonra repeatedly, g..
C,sde Considerable quantity Of old brass ac
compauyng the above t. large ot o. excellent ma
t1ri'I was rent IN ) Mac. klgo.
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yfnrisets-Repo,t,a by Tel.rraph.

PnuADxLPuiA, April io-t,ouR dull and unchanged
81 3sGSi As. CoRy active at 3St. sfos LARD IfdSsc
HisgY firm at2td2tie -
ALsAsI April To- 600 bush Csn,da Wed BYE, which
down the Fall have bee, sold AID deliveries
| here o. g8c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

FoR NEwnERS.- United States steam-tnns
port Ellen S. Terry, lying at the Government dock
foot of Murray street, is now loading subsistence
stores for Newbern, and will sail on Saturday the
10Th insl
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siSisTUhs ALMANAC.
sun-Rlsss..5:25 s.........63f Hoca-Rises SGT
WATER mi,
sandy Hcok.. 4:i Gov. Island 1891 EeGse.., 7:i3
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The Bavaria, from Southampton, arrived on
ILunday, but her news il anticipated.
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Burning f,rib, Oils, &5t.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
Received diec from the manufacturers and wells. and
10, quantities 10 ant, in PRIME rhip lug ORDER e. the
y.ry lawcse market rates hy sChiEFKkllS BROTHERS
4 10 Nvs 20 and lSS " i!bsui st.. Ncv-Yok