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Cor. Lannon's Virginia brigade has boon
dislanded. The four companies OF infantry arc
attached 10 the 81 Maryland volunteers, the
four companies Of cAVslry TO tho LIST MARYLAND
cavalry, both OF Gen, Cooper's brigade, and the
two artillery companies are TO form the lst
MARYLAND battery. They will 10 armed WITH
ax fO-pounder Parott guns, and attached 70
Gen. Banks diyisioo.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

NJ. Dladstorc, the G. uue.lpi - the ESchoqisr.
.l a sJ,,,u vh.,r Ir htd been mh.ing NJ Lsith.
. ,rGt \ length int 'N, An,rir,r guo-inn, Ne
vi,l.,I n, u.Ittrbm,u g. receive M the most gem
'u'. .IIrit tie ftvtut concession Uf the Ampficta
t,uv,'uW6n', a'ii ~ o. HuFt,.c o. m.avtc rr1ti-
,i-n the tuIrt .uw,..H a all ut4y u",u arIlucsd
by the general aud ru. .lvrtuu -ly formed uplnluo
boo Gtat r. tain, That o. tho civil sar be- tAv parry
which w., If ',,I,,ty Tie -tr u est l,i rimmitt"t
th,u,riv,. 4 su .'trfpilse w'i.N would pr1ha-
rs nov, T. Do. entirely beyond their powers"
A. p, s,nlz tI" d,l,y 100 swing up Shirl sni M
.tr, tl.i the ciu.spucut 'E pybaD and trouble o.
wIi Frs'Wi b ~ been rut#ie tru,ted nothing
v,uld lr -..i upon TIE subject AMI lie concluded
10, expressing th" hoppe e. q uHtA,us " l4ll Toe Ions
&. ydl g. 49, Nod. nttIltv sh.gh tho c1ns'irn-
l. .usl. '.rrrud .pilIunn' Tus,ut hpi envendrp-i
nut that "a tl' ..,n'r,rv Ne most generous iutrr-
probation mi.ht uo ul.. j po tua ypuiut % tis
Autfs,.FN
| H.. I.p,rH generally ,ulH',tr Nr. q 1lt'ncs
r.0utrAa, aud tUuk trry .vIu,' tae m..t .Icau.y
feelings tow Eel. DO tie u.tCi States.
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TuE OFFICIAL REPORT.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

THE Burnside EXPEDITION
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of Fert sumpsr and other fsui6ea
f,aat usrs Observed 70 be al half m.asl.
aeaagiug ths death of some lnrer.
saas military officer
Cairo. surs 2i.
Gel Efei e tbersm aesi ed here
tilis morning fram 3 waaaa he r.
esites before Mempat
TUESDAY aoHStNa.
Nash.ngiau. jane e.
Spee!al 10 the y. I, Word
An important ramos . circulating
Is dav. 70 the effect ihat Secretary
s.antoa : shout TO reEnqulsli cbars
81 dc Var Department and Maj Gen.
Banks all lake lhc place Vacated
Ai.o that IS ease Mai.-Gcn. MeDov-
III should manifest a Vsh 70 retire
from active service, i win Be granted.
Corinth. june o.
It's positively aseertaiasd tia, Beau
regard turned over bis eommand lo
Bragg on the 18th and III, for Mont
eomers, where hc arrived o. the l1ih,
accompanied only BY his personal STAT
ana leii for Richmond
Fort Monroe. jane %.
Richmond papers Of The 2ist con-
tain brief account OF bloody battle
"a Monday last between i've Federal
regiments With a battery 81 Parrot
guns and parts Of four Confederate
regiments and battery.
The battle lasted all DAY, With
heavy loss on both sides.
The Charleston Mercury feared the
battle would BE renewed The next day,
ana expressed apprehensions fol tie
safety Il Is city III consequence.
There was great exhaustion 81 the
Southern troops and loss Of many
officers.
Gen raj Pemberton complimented
tie troops 90 their bravery IN stand
ing under the shells Of our guuboals
and batteries,
The fight was within four miles Of
Charleston. and frsm editorials N Tue
Mercury | should think tie rebels bad
been cut of from retreat from James
Island by our gunboals. II this is 50
Charleston must soon fall
The Richmond Dispatch says it can
no longer be denied that Jackson is
heaAily reinforced, and the Federal
columns must either combine on Iail
back across the Potomac.
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The &C s. A." gsAys an exehangel
have chosen the sery name 10 which tbey
are Justly sa,itled. They are. in fact, the
+" celorsi sAses q AHserlean' Their seces-
sian asi hAFbaroas warfare have proved
them 70 be The 9 Coward States Of America =
and soon they wih be the :. Conquered
States q AnsrieA =
--Ex-P President Ysn Buren, is reported to
he dangerously N Il Lindsnwsla.
Brig Gen Shcplsy, Military G0svroer
ofSsw Orleans. Aas declined TO run for Cor
esneE q Name
Marshal Lameas oasT IN the nislsiei
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The kew Task TIma sfitoFlaily prs-
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pfnanr SorLN . sf26ef fFfi
s..ae lhs Nsa 0fsesaf fti'sit. nffaf-
I'd u Nee Toft frtisr3sy So F'assa-
~ Al wsf Ss has aHf hs
VS. bsra n Ffaaot vas flfs 80 q =
feessanss Cessrsl n liz Esfsb'ean
arns 4ssaes ser she chsfsh, ana
staA.S waA.f ~ 5sssts 81 she ie@.
iae Csss Fe8seg etHsg g iaeai-
exs - ~e- d BafdtsaE shsra De-
m 80 sgsia'i ne sscrss Boar
ea ~ste pws. saA ~as s3a'.
I'D msmasF q s. tbe has y llss
Basleaefs al Mtfy fia 81 ulira
lasfal loaml wss usf4 e. aa AZ.
task ufsa ii Ministry dsieaaea hlm.
.slf b dIs aas ssi8aiF. has VS. fiae5
10000 N.rcss sod imPssseasl -.
raa,8. es n is2f came 20 AmsrlcA
~ - Eng 81 wAs s4mi1cd 20 she
Nea Of.rAns lar. nd became gfea'
a. iawvef. 80 e3ecse1 United ,.
Senator sv vacancy IN 1917. And
asaia IL 1856 ~ igli terms Fieres
snaas hlsn Minister 70 Sgain. who're
BE had = quarrel and loel vsh Iar.
eos. ,he French Minister, whom b
severely woaa8ed made irosale By
rtan.a ~ BIS Juhanasx alion.si.lihns'
ssrssn. Asa tile willlgi concealment o
pforlly ireaty wiih thai lslans
ens lcd ~ The Secretary q i.sga
fsa aaring The Ministers abssnce
vAs ons Il the Osgend Convention i
1854. ana probably dictated sae Caba'
pal.ey II tie nelogioss manifesto
lie i aos sajeylag tbs hospiial'iie
II tie United sacs Jail9r = i.aiay
eife.
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nrevity is the Soul Of wit.

HanaaceRs Eclectic Pas, are perfect sub
siitute fer Mercnrias, for al the errors Of Com
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cure disease, and by the use OF Single PiR, or
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For Worms they are sure cure.
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RENDEZVOUS or THE Ninth
The PaaHir says The 9th Regiment
viii go in,o camp 10 this town near
the grounds occupied by the sih.--
This Regiment will be fed while in
camp here by Or. Master Gen. Davis,
acting ia behalf Of the State. for which
service be will be credited by the
General Government with the usual
communication price Of the soldiers ra-
lions.
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The transfer Of Gen. Dix to Fort
ress Monroe. and Gen. WOOD TO The
Department of Maryland, seems to
lHilc been for q purpose the War
apartment having since ordered the
,s.abii.hmeui 81 4 camp Of instruction
for ll,y thousand men, near Annapo-
IT.. under ibe command Of Gen. Wool,
Brighten. Graham will be Chief OF
Casalfy Brig-Gen. Harvey Brown
Chief ii Artillery.
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foar M0asAS, which has been al.
tackled by our forces + ihe main de-
ieuee II Mobile. II has a total arma-
mral 81 1872 guns. All, or nearly all,
DE guns required for lhe defense o
ihc work. are within IL walls. i !.
embrasured for one tier OF guns ia case
mated bomb proof roof, and has an
other Ter 10 the open air, o. q t0r-
BITE. fort NJ. Isl very large work.
Il cos, The Government s ,Zjo,0O0.-
j; is boil, on the site OF Fort fiowyer,
isluou, for The rcpulse OF an attack by
ihc British. Sept. II, 1914. il was
seizea by lhe Alabama troops on the
9Th u January, 1861, and ~ilh Fort
Gaines. has since been occupied and
strengthened by them.
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I'm Loss AZ FAIg 0Aks.-- he
RIehm "a Express ,ays tie rrbcl loss
4, ibis great baiile reached sV0el in-
Guiding 8 generals. y eolonels, ~
maiors. and ~ ealaAins.
The following statement q ihe loss
10 she battle o. Fair Oaks, las been
received ~ tie War Department
Statement o. killed, wounded aud
missing If tbe 3i.i May aud lsi June
1862. II front OF Richmpni
Cen. Sumper. corps. 2d~~ls3 Kill
"A. s9i wounded. | 90 missing.
Gen. lIcniklcman's cops, 3d--21
Killed. $50 wounded, l5j messing.
Gen. Keyes corps. itb-iia killed
1853 wounded. 92l missing.
Toial $50 killed, 1927 wounded,
1929 missing.
rhe grand total Of killed, wounded
aud missing Is 5139.
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WAR SUMMARY.


tAai# As#t Il
whas Ilaass, -. isae
Several gsrals psnses arc horsr
lsr u tise rear q eaf armr o. Sal.
asy AID san3sy > snssl party wers
prowHns sfaad she esapBy on shs
pamsakeg, lher 81 & belas e await
a. asFsran.sy ia 3esifos TIC shipping
s. sl.s po.at An4hsr faf1y wsre a
chsns, Cay, e H. 81 saturday, Ard
10 asr ar reported g hs in the * 81.
hofhosa & Williamsburg
Tea efthe moss prominent resi- leuii
81 tllls sl8r 81 iac & hiesaAoninT. hsw
hesn arrrsr8 IAsy an3oabiedlg
aafe the n@mat.oa ppoa nhsch ihe
rebels have operated oa oat rear dsr-
ne De sti isw days.
TIE frlseh made al aliemps % dive
"a or pieksss in trent q Gen. Hem.
srisinaa, Cor lhe purpose 81 ascertain
iuz or force ana position. 4 fsv
wers wounded Oh both sjie.. bar none
are knows to have been Killed.
Washing on. june II.
The steamer Baltimore returned
today. from Yofk'oaa and White
House. with 4 numbers Of ladies and
members Of Congress Gen. Palmer
q Illinois sick with TYPHOID fever, wa'
aro among the passengers
Several iays 40, a resolution pass
Cd the House inquiring Of The seere.
tary of War whether Gen. ilustei
la. orsauizei a colored regiment. o.
fugitive slaves, etc. tor the defence q
tic Union Secretary slan'on has
answered this rcsoluliea to the egecI
thai tie Department has as official in
formation sn tie subject In order
I 10 ascertain e The information Is true
copy 81 the House resolution has
been transmitted 10 Gen. Hunter T.
make report thereon. The secre-
tarY adds that Gen. Hunter was net
authorized 10 organize such a regi.
ment; but upon his requisition. arms
and eloihiag have been semitic the for
ces under his command, without inslruc'
ton a. to the manner in which they
are 10 be used. lie has not been fur
nished with arms 10 place in the hands
Of slaves and black iugitiyes.
Winchester, June II.
By mail to New York.
There il nothing worthy q note
+ transpiriag here al present, bat We
bear q multitude Of rumors in regard
to Gen. Fremont's army.
\ The latest coming through a secess-
ION channel TO Strasburg is, that Jack.
son had fallen back 10 some defensible
point, where be had been reinforced
~ 10000 men, 10000 Of whom he
would employ 10 keep Fremont en-
gagged, while the remainder were q
10 march down the valley.
The reports Of Jacksons reinforce
menis and his designs are discrediled
here.
A large portion Of the prisoners
carried rby Jackson have effected
their escape.
The report that ! 800 to 1900 reb.
! els prisoners are now en- route from
Fremonts division, i no, confirmed
at headquarters.
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Tur VERuoNrERs OF PARADE
The Worlds correspondent speaking
- lhe visit o. the spanish Gen. Prim,
~ Gen. Metlctan's headquarters on
SUNDAY, says
Ne was received by several Of
clr leading Generals, ard subsequent
~ reviewed several divisions, among
whom wcre tile fine troops Of Gen.
Saith, 10 whom Tie good looking
Spaniard accorded much praise =
hey turned oai a just len minutes
nDlice,
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The rebels are exceedingly anxious
10 provoke conflict in which they
would have our men At disadgsnt-
age, aud the object Of their frequent
assaults upon eur wing, is 10 tempt the
troops away from their batteries and
retioubis. They win hardly succeed,
however. Mcclellan has taken grea.
precautions against being drawn into
fight before he is ready.
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Eiomnn VERNoxr.-From New
Orleans papers Of the 3dinst., VIE learn
tha, the s,h Vi. Regiment has been
sent to Algiers, 10 relieve the Indiana
Regiment.
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Removal.

HAVING been burned out by the disastrous
II FIRE Of May 10, would respectfully noti-
fv my friends. aad tie public generally, that
have removed 70 81 River Street, Zone Block
above the Railroad Bridge) who're am prepar-
ed 10 I'll all orders us usual Nv stock and ia
eilites are nearly as complete rs formerly.
GATES H. BARNARD,
All River Street
Troy, y. Y, June ., lse2.--3tf
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Everything il quiet here. The Elm
CITY arrived this morning, from White
House, with about 100 sick soldiers,
who, with others from here, Will be
sent to Baltimore tomorrow.
The White House Point boat bro't
down thirty Of the guerillas who made
the assault in our rear on Friday last,
making fity.four in all that have been
captured. Some Of these men are
farmers. in citizens clothing, and 9th
crs belong 10 the First Virginia cav
airy. and are partially uniformed.
Six boys we're brought in yesterday
By our cavalry, who said that the rcb-
Fl pickcis on our left wing had adj
yaneed, and they had accidentally
strayed over tho lines. They are be-
licved to have been spies, sleeping IN
the swamp during the day, and spying
around our piekels at night.
There Is occasional skirmishing 60.
ing along the whole liaes Of the army
Of the Potomac, Dat a general engage
inrnl is not expected for some days.
New York, June 10.
A refugee from Richmond direct.
states that tie rebels estimate their
army of Richmond at 10000 men,
Ii cannot amount 10 less than 10000
men; that though largely made up Of
eouscripts, il is we'll disciplined and
effective, and has unbounded conf
dence in Gen. Jo. johnson that the
rebel soldiers still believe that the tide
wiIl be turned against Gen. McC!e!-
Ian. and The war be carried across the
Potomac into Mary land and the North.
The army Of johnson i constantly re-
eeiying reinforcements, and he at least
expects 10 hold our army in check un-
I'll the impotence Of England and
France in reference to Southern cotton
and tobacco shall result in bringing
those nations TO the rescue. The
abandonment Of Manassas was eonSid-
cred very serious disaster TO the reb-
el canse, until Northern organs made
il manifest that Gen. johnson had
achieved in that evacuation great
and substantial triumph. With these
Northern representations, the eyacua-
ton OF Manassas was accepted rs a
splendid military operation, notwith
standing the loss which il involved 10
the rebels of military stores, &c, to
the value Of $4,000, 900. The rebels
win cling to the delusion thai their ar
mics have only temporarily abandoned
such places as New Orleans, Nashville
and Memphis, until the veil is lifted
from their eyes with our occupation Of
Richmond. The rebel leaders are
fully aware, however, that all their
receptions of military strategy viii be
exposed With she loss a Redmond,
and hence their desperate efforts and
labors to hold il. They can neither
explain their reirca, from, or a crush
ing defeat at Richmond, to the salts
faction Of their drludei followers.
This refugee states that before leay-
ing that city be saw some mysterious
looking boxes and packages FOR trans
poFiai,on, marked Tuscaloosa, Ala.
VIA MontgOmery--from which il may
Be inferred ihs, the rebel leaders, 10
anticipation Of a retreat are sending
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Packer, WALTER SIMMER FOSTER, to Miss
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h. BuiIde,-.

SPECIAL attention viii he given h keeping
- on hand q ordering, Al shasl poslce, Hard.
ware for Builders Please rake cut youf Bits
and call before yoa bay.
PAINTS ahl OILS alsAss Oh hand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-24

and who are BLIND and DEAF, 10 give him 0
call, As he has restored to sight many who have
been blind for years.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
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COAL.

49,. >. "
CUMBERLAND COAL AT % 50 PER TON-JUsT RE.
~ ceved, Cumberland coal for smiths Of superior
quality which will s delivered s the aboye reduced price
and Csnne Coal q the 5es quality and for sale the loves.
price THOS. TRUSLOW, JR, go East Fourteenth
street. New York; foot south Tenth Williamsburg
be sent " post left In bones at 9 Pearl street.
or 241 Water street
ox An Il AM NOW DELIVERING SUPERIOR
Df fU. quality OF Coal for family use, well screened,
Al 81 40 per ton OF 0 pounds Also Liverpool and Camel
Coal al 95 West Eleventh street and l5l Eighth
A. HEARTT.
nA ~ RED ASH COAL-l AM NOW DELIVER.
Oh u. ing,a superior quality Of Red Ash Coal at
"a rs per toni fuPwegh gusranteed White Ash "a ~ per
" G. CLARKE, Nos West Eleventh s'., ncsr Broadway,
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
HOTELS.

hlo,k from Brosdway Roors 10 Jet for families and
single gntsmsn az moderate prces Table dhote az
oeioek P.h
The New York herald., 1862-03-21
REsTAURANTs.

r,ERRAPIN LUNCH WILL BE SERVED UP AT
IL SAHDYs, No Centre street, this day tFriday at III
O'Clock A. NJ ~ B.Ths Lunch Guards viii appear an their
new uniforms