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The national Republican., 1862-05-02
Dtspasehes from Gcs. Mitchell!
Further Victories Of The Astronomer
General!
HE MAKE; THE REBELS "sEE STARS p'

HUNTsviILs, Alabama,
(via Louisville), May l, 1862.
Hon. EpwIS n. STANTON.
Secretary Of War:
On yesterday, the enemy having cut our
wires and attacked during the night one Of on
brigsdes, deemed II my duty to head in person
the expedition against Bridgeport started
by train Of cars in the morning, followed by two
additional regiments Of infantry and two compa
niss Of cavalry. Hound that our piokets had er.
gagged the enonys picksis four miles from
Bridge and ai,er sharp engagement In
which VIC lost one man killed drove them acros,
. strsam, whose railway bridge had burned
with four regiment Of iu'antry, two pieces Of
artillery dragged by band, and two companies
Of cavalry, at three p. N, va advanced 10 the
burnt bridge aud opened our fire upon the
euemy's pickes on the other side, thus pro
ducing the impression that our advance would
be by the railway.
This accomplished. the entire force was
thrown across ,he country sbout a .u,le, and
put on tho read leading from Stevenson to
Bridgeport The VII ie column now advanced
u . very rapid psca. Our cavalry scouts at
lacked thus' II the enemy and forced them
from the Bridgeport road. We thus succeeded
n mskiug q c mplete surprise, deliberately
forming our ,iue Of battle on the crest Of Q
wooded bill within i've hundred yards Of the
works constructed N defend the bridge.
..At our frat Ore The guard, brok. aud ran,
they attempted 70 blow up The main bridge,
but failed. They then attempted to fire the
further extremity, hut voluntsers At my call
moved iEwssi in face oi their fire. and save d
the bridge tom tn isl,ni To- N. m ,iu shore
we could not save II. I, u oI sm II, ,npment,
its leugth being only about iour hnndrsd aud
Hfty feet Prisoners taken report Ave regi
rncnts Of Infantry, aud l,sOO cavalry stationed
N the bridge. This campaign ia eud.d and
nov occupy Huntsville 10 perfect security
while all Of Alabama north Of Tennessee river
floats no flag but that Of the Union.
'p q. NJ. MITCHELL,
Brig. Gen'l Commanding Sd Division.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

LEAvEAwORrH, Aril 2s.-A circular just pub
lished by General sturgis, says:
The arrest Of the Colonel Jennison WAS thp
rdeult Of Representations made " me be Lieut.
Colonel ID. X. Anthony. Of his own I, giment
and Colonel Deiizlsr, his Immediate command
inE officer, aud was made NJ the earnest solic-
ititiOn Of thc latter officer. who, in bis appeal
" me Of the 18th in-tant, demands his iinInedi
Ate arrest, and charges him with the most grave
and serious crimes known to military law "
Colonel Jennison, Of Kansas, writes from
the militrry prison In st Louis TO his friends 10
Boston a. follows:
You may think strange when l tell you
that On Saturday, the 18th, Lieut.. George Hoyi
and myself were arrested by order Of our pro.
slavery Generals, S,urgis mud Denver. What
the charges are Is more than can tell. de.
msnded to know the charge, and by what
authority 1t was dous. We were treated more
like brutes than human beings We were ar.
rested, taken 70 Fort Leavenworth, confined In
. filthy dungeon without fire, without table,
Without chair. The whole city Of
st Louis Ia with me. They sll see the outrs.
geous treatment put apon me, and all because
| am an Abolitiopist. may bs conhaed du
ring the war, but 1 shall still be an Aboiion.
iat'
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

A COLLECTOR FOR NEW ORLEANs.--lt look,
like "old tines to see a collector of customs
for the district Of New Orleans, yet such is The
fact. The President yesterday sent to the Sen.
nate the nomination Of Charles L. Lathrop
formerly OF New Orleans. for that Office, and
the Senate promptly confirmed II. "The cot
ton ports,' as promised, are now being opened
Those who have either doubted the fall ol
New Orleans, or it's occupation BY our forces,
will derive laid and comfort" by reading the
correspondence. received through rebel chan
nsls, and which appears in to days Rep,tJi.can
between Captain Farrasut aud the m ,yor OF
New Orleans, upon that truly Interesting and
highly important subject.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
P"GHrsR fos SHM III f1shc fRfsf1EG nee
SrsnpxNr Pus,Ic PaIsrIso,

4 b OFFICE SUPERiNrEhDxNr PuB,IC PaINrIso,
IN PURSUANCE Of shs s rTSsiaon. ct he seventh ss1
sccion Of III. " Joint Revolution 10 relation to ,he
cpcs.i, Vii Be r.csived At ,Sis once until fass
day, the ist day Of July, 1867, at i2 ,slook TOR
public printing iof on: Sssr, commanding on the i.t
day Of Dece mber, 1872, and ending on The s'th day
fDe sabj Iced list specihes ne irly rs be
GER aimed ths quantity Of each kind Of paper that
w,ll b. required
laool rsans a.c printing paper, unealendered, to
n'a'ur 81 BY Ss inches, al 10 weigh nifty pounds to
the r''m Of 800 shss
t,oO0 Z, ANS hne yprniing paper, calendered, to
measure a. by 10 inche-, and 10 weigh fifty six
pounds 10 the resm Of teO sheets.
lASreeaby to the prtv Ions Of the joint resolution
atoreSaid, samples Of the ,hsracter aRd qralty OF
pished TO spplca, ,ts theref.r This paper is no he
put up In Quircs Of twenty Ave sheets ,ach and In
b indies Of Two Teamt each each cAm to contain
100 perfect sh cts. Unit rmity !, color, thickness,
ard weight will be r'qu'tc !; and no bundle lex.
cent from The standard wright viii be received, and
the gto . weight will, In AL cnsscs, be required.
MixtuE Of vsii W thlcknes es IN The came bundle
will b considered violat n OF the oon'rsc'l
400 rcsms rupsrfne printins paper, hArd sized and
sup.r III ndcrrd to messurv "A BY 8. inches, and to
,sigh nfty pounds 10 The rram OF 800 .heets
CLAss
Ing In Weight VIII psler ea.un 4 10 BY y inches,
aud Wels hing twenty pounds Ter rvsm Of $50 theets
Class b.
$40 70, ms supeIhre ,pla,e payer, (cslenderd or
and Of such weight psr resm as may be required
CLlas Q.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

COsTIscArloS.-The speech Of Mr.. Morrill,.
yesterday, in review Of the discussion which
had taken plsce upon the measure of cou6sca-
tion, attracted great attention by It's vigor and
point. u..u'. r ..,
The opinion that an effective conlisca,iou bill
will pass the Senate, was more confident last
evening than ever before.
It's success in the House. Ia our opinion, is
not les certain, There ore not half . dozen
congressional districts In the free States which
will return member who votes against Il.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

rived sss Al SssA l... alsA. ns y
ported the, o,y WAi.s saved alltb publ
psR M SAssEtxers allowsd 70 .aiS
q ssds ara Hsssa Of our men are RI.
poftt9 killed, and . number wounded.
lsEooNp DBrArcH.1 Il
WnAm0To0, Apsil 20.-Fort Macon surren-
dsrsd On Friday, The 25.A instant, a,er bonn
bardment q ten and half hours The bat
esFies were planted behind heavy ssnd banks.
TAe brsaohins battery was l,loo fest distant ;
ths noFtass I 400 feet, and entirely concealed
iron IL fort. -
The ganisoa was allowed ths houors Of Wal
t-ths oiaoers retaining their sids arms, and ars
paroled. Seven mon were killed, and eighteen
wounded. ..rbr .H'u.. ..
Col. White and l5S men arrived OF The bal
yesterday afternoon, on board The Federal boat
Chlppswa, and we're tranfsrred 70 river steameI
under Ass Of truce. They reached here a
stated In The frat dispatch.
The others were sent up the sound from The
fort "a
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

PENSIONS TO SOLDIERS. We are happy te
state that many Of our wounded soldiers are
receiving from their Government the pensionl
." well and bravely earned. 1t has been in
timatsd to Us that in many cases unnecessary
obstacles and delays are interposed to tha
granting Of pensions. II such Ia the fact, VI
trust the Commissioner Of Pensions or Secre.
tary Of the Interior will promptly correct The
evil. Under the law, the soldiers pension com.
msuces on the completion Of proof, and irivo
lous technical difficulty coujured up by u hair.
splitting examiner, should not delay The allow
ancs Of the measre support granted under e1
isting laws to our brave soldiers. We will
probably look further into this matter
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
The Flood in tho Mississippi,

CAIRO, April 3O,-Ths water In the Ohio rose
Al inch last night, and Is from sx 10 TIN Inches
above the old ievee. The water has been
stayed by the vigilance aud rxertions of the
Mayor, who Is constantly ut work with large
gangs Of men throwing up additional embank
ments. II 10 confidently expected that In this
way the danger will be averted, though very
flight wind will svidently inundate The city.
The water Is sccnmulating rapidly insids Of
the lsvse, and 10 many places Il several feet
deep. The principal streets are nayigated by
skiffs. I
Long trains OF freight cars stand on Tho
levee, and are occupied ss dwellings by isml-
lies who have beop driven from their hopet-
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Rspsrssd Evacuation u Csria,A {!

FoEr MONROE, Nay l, 1862.
Hon. EDwIs u. STANTON, Seoretsry Of War
have just reosived dIepatch from Brigadier
Genersl Nsasasld 70 the effect that Ave negroes
have arrived from Portsmouth,. The contra
bands report that Fort Macon WA tsbsn on
Friday last Eighteen rebcls were killed and
twenty seven wounded. General Besuregard
has evsoustsd Cofipth, and fallen back on
Memphis. I; 10 reported that Commodore Tat
nall and The principal officers Of the Merrimac
have redgned. The Mcrrimsc lies cf the ma
rine hospital, at Crancy Island. East TO the
buoy. She now mounts twelve guns. There
are no other steamers there.
JOHN E. Wool,
Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

TUE VERMONT WOUNDED soLDrrRs IN New
YoRK'-Ons hundred Of the Vermont wounded
soldiers, who LEFT Fortress Monroe on Tuesday
In the steamer Richard Willing, arrived In New
York last evening. Ample provisions were
made 70 receive them at the soldiers hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
From. Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, April 3O.-There 10 no
nswa 70 Transmit from here 10 day.
A long need. improvement 10 the admin
atration Of the business Of the Hsrb0r Mister
has just been msde. According 70 recent orders
all s'P.alns Of merchant vessels are required,
On their arrival, TO report to the Captain Of the
POrt, and no vessel Is allowed 70 leave the
Rosds without the permission Of the Captain Of
The Port, or at oil alter dark or before daylight.
Another new regulation lorbids all persons
connected with vessels in the harbor from
furnishing liquor TO any person.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

SoLDIERs' FAMILY AID-The Comptroller OF
the city Of New York has notified the ward
committees that, In consequence Of the exhaus
ton Of the fund voted 10 aid the families OF sol.
disrs, u, distribution Of ofreiisfwsst Se4ss lsom
and after The Oh Of Nay. u s--J.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

Nh HARBoR MASTER CoRcogAN.-It Is under
stood that Mr.. Harbor master Barber, Of New
York city, to all who's, place Col. Corc6ran
has been appointed, ID 10 oontluuet TO discharge
the duties Of tho ofi,e, p yIng to Mrs Corcoran
one half Of the euiolumenss; and the captain Of
tho port aud the other harbor IN ~tsrs agree 10
pay over q like sum to her till CJl. C.rc raa's
rcturn.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
peratiOns Of Flag Omcer
FOOte. IN b,
THE BoyBARDMENr OF FORT PILLOW

ii e ---- G
Tb. correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com
mercial, writing from before Fort Pillow, under
late Of April "a, gives tho following: 2 ~
rHs FLANrEHs BURNIka THEIR COTTON.
We learn from a reliable source, that the
planters and rebel authorities have burnt, or
are engaged In burning up their entire cotton
crop, the yield being very productive In this
quarter. Taylor, cotton was fret by the at-
tnOrities, but he succc-ded In rxlinguishing the
flames after they had departed. All the cotton
IN the Plantation OF Mrs. Lance and her sons,
in Social Bend, Ark, opposite Island No. "a,
has been burned. This is really " cutting on
the nose 10 spite the isce.' J.
the REBELS REINFORCED
The enemy at Fort Pillow have been rein.
forced with both troops and gunbosts, and We
verify believe they mean to ..show fight" 70.
day we conversed with an Intelligent planter
who Informed US that he frequently met with
acquaintance from Fort Pillow, Randolph and
below, one Of whOm assured him that the force
at Foit Pillow and vicinity, had been increas, 4
from between 5000 aud 5000, 10 from 5000
70 Is 900; aud furthermore, that Ave more oI
Captain Edward Montgomery feet OF gun
boats, including the veri:abie and formidable
iron propeller Louisiana, just completed
had arrived from New Orleans, Captain Mont
gomery being in command In person.
One fact We do know, and that Is that Gen
Bragg and Gen. Villipsge have both Joined
B,autcgard near Corinth, Mississippi, and thai
General Albert J. Rust, formerly member Of
Congress from Arkansar,) b ID command al
Fort Pillow, during their absence.
The ARKANSAS LEyEE OUT.
The leves on The Arkansas shore was cut BY
ur forces last night, and vast stream Of wa.
ter is now flowing across III. land and pouring
out opposite Fulton, Tenn, twelve miles bs
low here. Two or three rebsl gunboats are ut
the mouth Of the shute, and guarding the pass.
1t Is said we will be enabl TO get transports
through there 10 day or two, but II We do
they will require defence from our gunboats.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

eTIa Fort lafayette there are los political
prisoners, pr'vateersmen and Others. L cut,
Col. Burke ha' tho general charge, aid Lieut.
Wood the immediate custody Of the" prison.
srr. whose lot, though II may b. as good or even
bsttr than they deserve, is nota very snviabie
one. Gen stone is quartered in Fort Haml-
ton, and is on parole. Gen. Dix visited bosh
forts feI days ago. lHaa Nss.iss.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
Friday, May 2, 1852.

~ The Weekly Republican for this week
has been Issued, and lie an excellent number.
containing full report Of the proceedings Of
Congress, interesting news by telegraph and
malls from different parts Of the country, dis.
p,tches from various divisions Of the army
editorial articles Of interest," cont, buttons, mis-
cellaneous items, a., &c. Copies may be Oh
tanned st the Republican counting room.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

MAJOR GENERAL W. 7. SHERxAN.--It has al,
ready been stated that Brigader G neral Sher-
man bad been nominated for major general Of
volunteers, on the recommendation Of Major
General Halleck, for gallant and distinguished
services. 1t is now our pleasing duty to state
that the Senate hos given it- advice and con
sent to the appointment.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

gS-Among the combinations las' Monday
By the Senate, was that OF Major A. A. Hum.
phreys, Corps Of Typographical Engineers, 10
be Brigadier General of Volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

The PRlcE-or WnIrpNds" NIGdERs. The
following little bill was found at Beaufort, 8.
O.. 1t was found among parcel Of books,
papers. ETC.;
Nc FaAsKLIs Sans to axo. ". HAL, DR.
To iu4nss ns .;ssS.: ss :ssS Sns Ssy
10 Whipping four times, twice each, % cs,. l 90
....r 81 90
nacaivad N. vu,ant Gsn w Han
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
OFFICIAL.
The New ssrseoa General.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

T"e view borHeon OenefaIs
WAR DErARTMENr.
Adiutant Generals On1cc.
Washington, April 2s, 1862.
General Orders, No. 4s.
]. Assistant Surgeon william A. Hnmmoud,
U, s. army, having been appointed by the
President, surgeon general with the rank Of
brigadier general, under, the net approved
April 16. 1862. will enter without delay upon
the dulles Of bis Oh -
2. Applications for tran portstton for the re.
movd Of siok men, for nurses, and for supplies
for he sict, will be made hereafter 10 the sur
Eeon general. The surgeon general is also
authorized 70 give paeses at his discretion for
private ptysic'sur, purses, and friepds Of sick
and wounded soldier, to attend aud visit them.
s l., THOMAS, Adjutant General.
E d. TowSsssD, ASH Adjl Gen.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02


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vega a. s~s Ss..p,.S pS.SSds Il PIT sssm ,pd
muAt oeutsia $50 psriset sheets 10 the Ieam and no
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aud are 10 b viii 9, and Of the sizes and weights
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: The right is reserv, Of ordering ea,er or icts
quanti'y fsacn and every kind cont ated tor 1, all
the css,s to bs furnished at such times ana n 'ucE
quantities as The public sety,cs m,y require
subj 9: 10 separats conuact 6u, 6iddsrs may Offer
for or more Of the clsses in the same proposal
No propoA Is will be cnsdeied uble actoDpa-
his OF hsir prOposal shall be accepted will enter iuto
an obligation, with 60 amt sufhcieut suieti's TO
furnish m A. iSiss proposed Ban. ior% % nO ,Or piS p
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livsr.d u Buh.io che Stats .! New l.r.y In good
order fse Of Ill and every extra charge or expense,
and subject " the inspection, count, weight, and
Ineasursment OF the su, erintend-nt,a be in all
respects satisfactorily.
Iidders are required TO fur.ish with Il cir propo.
suls A. vi nut Leaf than qpire OF each Of the
kinds oi paper bid for, and upos which 'i"ir propo'
tals may be based, eaceut in clas,ts ahd q Thh
ssooe su bidders will be required rgdiy " confirm
to ,har samples
upesIntend, Mt Of the Pablo Pr.n'ipg, Washing
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The national Republican., 1862-05-02

VIsir0Rs 10 MANASSAS CArruREp.- II 10 said
to be dangerous for strangers TO go TO hauss.
sas, a tho ravei there has been prohibited.
The rebel guerilla parties are still lowering
around That vicinity. II Is feared that three
civilians, who left here, on Saturday, for Ma.
nassas junction, have been captured, and are
now on their way TO Richmond. They have
not been beard from since, nor were hey seen
BY any Of our troops after they left Centreville.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

Es- Ed. D. willard, OF the District OF Co
lumbia, has been sRpointod aud contrmcd as
. commissary Of subsistence,
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

~ Y. U. Slxss sold o. 9s at New York On
"Wednesday. Atthe same time, the premium
on The 7.sO note was "a. Another victory will
carry the Sixss 70 par and above II. III. d..
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
OPFIC CIAL.

OFFICIAL.
No Passages Train to Manassas.
,4.,t was DEPARTMENT,
.ssF CBics Of Nilitary Director
and Superintendent Railroads u S.,
Washington, April Is. 1862.
No passenger train will be run from Washington
to Manassas until further notice.
...aU. D.. McCALLUM,
apis ID. supt. X. X. U o.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

AEspsctaI Noticed On and siter tuesday,
Apri, l. 1852, the trains the Baltimore and Ohio
Raiuoad will commence rurniog daily, (Suudays
sxocItedJ leaving tri Station at 7.lo .. m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mail
rrain for all parts Of the West ria Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and bsggsRe
checked. .urEE W. p. SMITH,
irErgia. n. Of transportation B. 4 o. X. X.
ap 1-du tStaf Giobcl
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

~ Drake's Plantation Bttters,-S. 4.
1850. 1t invIgorates, strengthens and purines
the system; b r perfect appetizer, and the most
D. -reesbls snd iGectual tonic IN the world. II y
composed Of tho celebrated Caiissya bark, rootp,
h.rle, and psre 81. Croax rum Particularly
sdsptsd to delicate fems,es; cures Dyspepeia and
Weakness, and 10 just the thing for the changes OF
seasons ioid BY a, srecers, druggists, hotels, and
saioous. r. II. DRAKE 4 co,
ap i-8m ,Ham.f 2C2 Broadway, MY.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

s5- Law Notice. ROBERT j. WALKER
and FREDERIC p STANTON will practice la~
In the Supreme snd Circuit Courts, Court Of Ca rs
Courts Martial, Boards OF Commissioner, snd De
psrtnents. Aided BY two other associates, no psrt
Of sn extensive business will be neglected address
WALKER h STANTON, office 2e5 street, Wash.
u gton, d c. p23-8m
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

Of this weik for sale At the ONCE Of the National
Rpub'ican. Pamphlet edition, IS cents. Bound
edition, Z, cents .....
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81 Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years and grown in favor II kills and
sx'ermiua'e' Reaches Bed Bugs, Ants, Fleas
Moths 10 Cloths, Fur and Furniturc, Garden In
acts, 10 All senuioe beam the signature Of Z.
Lvop, and Is nt poisonous % I~rsons domeiic aninals
Beware Of cousterfeits and limitations
Lyons Powder Kills all insects 10 ttlcs,
DJSis Pills are death to rats and mice.
Fold every where d. y. BARNES,
ap3o-TT6sm 2oI Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

1t is rumored that Gen. Thom.s stated w one
Of the Military Committees Of Congress, day
or two since, that the Government has 700. 900
troops under pay. This can hardly be. Let
any one undertake TO reckon up their number,
and Re will not come within 100000 of 1t.
SPECTATOR.
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

Received payment. Gzo. W. HAIL
The national Republican., 1862-05-02

Tho following also appears In the Richmond
Euquirer:
WILMINGTON, April 20.
Fort Macon surrendered coudiuoualIy on
Sunday last A portion Of w garrison a..
The national Republican., 1862-05-02
THE ARREST OF COL, JEyNls0N,

Brig. Genl Commanding Sd Division.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal of the Ill. State Agr'I Society

To the Friends Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
The Executive Committee of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication of a Journal OF the Society
is imperatlvey demanded.
Pursuant, therefore, to the duty with which they
are charged by the second section OF the Constl-
tuition of said Society, revised and adopted by the
meeting Of delegates from County Agricultural So
cletics held on the Fair Grounds, at Jacksonville,
Sent 1860 they have made the nee cessary arrange
mcnrs for the of such Journal, monthly com
mencing with January, 1862.
Each number will contain at least 80 pages
(octavo) Of reading matter, composed principally
of such portions of the transactions of the State
and County Societies, and communications on the
subjects of Agriculture IN all its branches, Me-
chanlcs and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
va All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society will appear in its columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
officers of County Societies, are respectfully re-
of general interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arise in their respec-
tive localities.
To place the Journal within the reach OF all,
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
CENTS YEAR, bdreiy sufficient 10 corer cost p
publication, payable invariably in advance
Back numbers for the current year viii oe iurh-
ished until the edition is exhausted.
All subscriptions and communications may oe
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield iiii-
nois. JOHN 7. kEfNoLOs,
Cor. Sec and Editor Journal