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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
Great BrFtaIH.---ETect OF tile
Union Victories.

The Importance Of the Federal victory al
For. Donelson Was generally recognized IL
England, causing an advance In American
securities and depression in cotton.
The London Times admits the recent sue
cesses OF the FeigEais and their iu5rsItauee.
but saws they have Eeen gained 10 esuItr-ea
where Tie allegiance Of the population was
"''iae1' ana that they ha'es-aI1oly brought
me eIeTai Government any nearer than
before to a reconstruction Il tie Jai'D-
Ihe LONDON Ai'T'.i' z f"si hopes that
both the Onl'nlsts and the Sloessil'.'-is T-ii
LOOK upon lie present state "i affairs rs al
lnTo-ns grounds ;'T 4 e"mpr'nli5e # ..'e1r
C'ilc-i'i,S' IS me conquest I'd the south Is
eyond the attainment "t the N'T'a "l i-e
one hand, and tie complete establishments
OF their independence Oh The otter, may he
oeyond the power Of the South.
THE ATLANTIC iELEGEArH-
Mr.. Cyrus ". Fild ha3 au interview w.sa
Earl Russell recently. at thc Foreign uli-n.
in regar! to connecting --uroio aud America
10y "a cable from ireland tr NeNf'sp. ias.a.
The interview Is understood t. have ue-n
satisfactory and encouraging,
Tn" annual meeting Of the Atlantic I.'~
graph Company w7- ca ha L-li ~ London
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

CmcAGn, March, pa special despatch
u the Tribune says ; Tie grln boat Lsxias-
ton from the Ieunnessee liycr has arrived.
ard reports that our forces are scattering
into tie country about Savannah. accom-
p.isl.iug of Importance besides an occasional
capture of the euemy's scouts and bringing
into uu- lines prominent rebels who are char
ged with aiding the rebellion.
Our forces have entire poszesson of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. ia the
vicinity of Savannah.
The Ohio is rapidly rising at this point
It has .isen a foot in the last two hours
The streets are covered to the depth cf four
feet in some places.
y balloon was sent up from the feet yes
terday to rcconnoiter the enemy's works.
\ messenger has returned from Cape
Girardeau and reports the rumored attack
o. that point by JEFF Thompson without
foundation
Late advices from Island NJ. 10, arrived
at SIX O'Clock this morning. The position
of the gun and Mortar boats was not chang
ed. Firing was kept up at intervals to pre-
vent tEc enemy from making repairs on the
works
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
NEcCLcIEan-s Address.

We last week Published the very eloquent
tcrse and appropriate Address Of Genera
Mcclellan 10 tie army, issued on the l 18th
last. II has the ring Of the true metal and
forci5ly reminds Us Of the addresses o. Nap1-
leon BoLaParte or similar occasions, as re-
corded in the history Of that great man. Il
Is vel calculated 10 iufuse the spirit u en-
tlusiastIc confidence into our army. and this
is all that l. wanting to render it invircibie.
We regard him as a very promising officer.
FOR whom a brilliant future Vi Immortality Is
in store. The Abolition EeW WsraVers have
recently been engaged ia asssi iug him with
feudizh maisiity, merely because lac Is a
Democrat. Although lac las Mt yet done
am -Liug to fully Justify the encumiuuIs ;hat
have been bestowed on him by some OF Lis
overzealOus friends. he has certainly ALREADY
displayed the foot Of Hercules. and the
country and army have just reason for con-
fiaing in him. y great and holy task Is as
signed him, and as he performs it. 50 vii. an
immortality of glory or shame be meeted out
to him.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

UThe Arlington House which fyr some
months has been occupied by Generals Nc
Dowel and Kingas head quarters is now
to be fitted up as an hospital. 1t was a
year ago the home Of General Lee, whose
wife was the daughter of George W Gusts,
the step son Of Washington, who fitted up
the estate Gen Lee had many mementOes
of the Pater Patrie at Arlington. when it
was his happy home. BY his treasonabe
desertion he forfeited his position a. well as
this 6ue estate.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

GA few weeks ago we advertesl t. the
injustice of the provisions Of the law, for the
relief IF the families of soldiers in the mill
tary service Of the United Stats. We find
on inquiry. that previous to that time, Mr..
Pershing had urged tie matter on the Cons
mittee Of WAYS and Means, Of which he Is a
member, and commented on the injustice
done by the present system; ne urged the
fact that such Counties as Cambria have not
only to furnish the men to fight, but the
money to keep their families, while counties
that have not patriotism enough to furnish
men, escape taxation fol relief. Notw;thstan
ding the incoutrovertible character of these
arguments, the proposition to lay a State
tax for the purpose Of raising a relief fund,
met with decided opposition, and all that
Mr.. Pershing could do under the circum,
stances, was to procure the adoption of
resolution by the House, calling on the Com
missioners of the different counties of the
State, for the information considered ueces>
sary for the Committee to possess, before a
plan of equalization could DC effected. The
Commissioners have generally been 30 dill
tary il responding. that the necessary infor-
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Important from Memphis.

FIOfiRq Battery and HOttlRS' Fleet at EtGHd !
Number Tei,.-7he Rebels 10000. ,rih F.
eighty g,ms.-THe Fight Raging F'ercsly--l !
Ydncy's Capture IL, order from,
Gore7noy Ctrtin-General Grant at 81 /
raIrnaH. AIq.-GeHeraI Bsalregard 1t
COyrinh.-
MEMPHIS. March 2O.-A special dispatch
to the Tribune. from Carlo, says there are
reports this morning f.om Sikestown that
JEFF. Thompson Is marching upon Cape Gil
rardeau, press NC men and horses in the Con-
re,lerate service. \ skirmish had taken
flacc between the Uuicu forces and his al
vance; three # the enemy were killed and
wounded. Eeiutorlemenis had been sent g
the Cape. A gentleman who had been a
contractor 81 Memphis and was here on
Thur, -, arrived la$ evening. reports taat
Governor Harris disappeared from Memphis
on the second day after the one On which the
Legislature adjourncI. He has not been
heard from since. Ee is supposed TO be a,
Corinth, Mississippi. The Legislature had
adjourned and gone no one knew whittier.
evacuation be necessary, Is still openly dis
cussed. There had been no unpressmeut ol
I Union men into the Confederate service to
any extent except for guard duty, until since
( the fall OF Fort ID 5neis,n. Since Governor
I Harris proclamation.inpres have been
T general; hundreds have been picked III
/ in tie streets and taken from stores and
! dwell iiugs aud marched of to camps iustru-
I tion at the point Of tie bayoust.
The floating battery has been 50 culs,ruc-
ted As to be sunk to the waters edge. leaving
nothing exposed except the armament, which
consists of nine Dahlgrcn guns. which Were
built f-r the protection Of Memphis. 1t las
been towed up to Island ~ 10. Hollin,'
steam fleet has been sent there.
The Uni = men are leaving Memphis 10
great numbers, leaving there property to he
couG-clte3 and glad to escape with their
lives. Quarrels in the street are Of frequent
occurrence between Union reu am Sac,s-
sioniSts. and shots We're freely exchanged.
The rebels greatly need iron and have if-r.l
So, 900 TO any artisan who VIII discover tie
process of malleable iron. Ammunition Is
plenty; manufactories are in orsratian day
I and night III the vicinity 0i Memphis. There
arc no Lla'I ia''''''e7 except "''hs '"e ran
roa'' route Letters anu FaPo's are carried
IRON town to town by private ENTERPRISE.
Another correspondent tti-sTapl'~ 'h"t "e
lett island No. 10 yesterday at no"n- Tue
hHnS was "niy m'u.F"te IRON lhe heH'"l
and @it'"d Ni-y' ai intervals %. A''fe- I..s-
Hies t@c'' '-e ''j.et .-"@ . Fe.-as nc
upper batteries I''e guns ".'e -isHa".'"i
ed. from w" guns 'c''7.. ...'A..y s...-- were
Efe1. "a.eu came F'.y near .'.'E ''..--- I-e
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

nation has been obtained from only a few
counties. l; is therefore not likely anything
will be accomplished during the present ses-
sion. 1t will however appear from what we
have stated, that Mr.. PersLing faithfully
performed his duty in the matter, and that it
is not his fault that the tax payers of Cam
bria have not had Justice done them.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
CD. lfCEEE Az. Editor.
James =. Tedi. Publisher.
EIDEEESSIhY HAlGH &c. i8Eg

St ~ tl,. fine of writing this, On tie
IN f,r rsstorfno the Tonnage Tax. The
e,,I-,-f,,s, : ,r., v,ts bv which it passed the
H.
v. NJ ,r.v.r7.r Bsuks Bar
ran Beaver. Eecbe. Bingham. Blanchard.
Bliss. BoiIelu. Brown. (AIercer) Brown,
lN"rthum b2IiahHl boso!' NeS>ll"' Si''.-,
:, - In - T,~acr5-7E G.n,i,If
Graham. i?&art. t4rl-s. Han, Happer. Hen
~. He's. Hotter, Hoover. Hopkins. Huich>
man, Saine, Kennedy, Nine Laosr; Len
man n. L.cl,'c 'i'i.Ii. ~ G't
ta;.,ar E1Trlev P.v HRoals. Ritter. Ross
O.uzerne RS. C,l5liiu) Rowland, RuSs,ll.
Ryon, Shannon. Stran@. late. Tracey; Tut
ion' Ma. aAS,l: ~, - ..-er r5 - ,-.',i- ~ p IN
g.. ~
- " ,tI... ,r,,,.f-,,,., Do,,.
Caldwell Chatham. Cochran. Cawau. Den
Ills. Douley { .CPhi.adelphia) Dufieid. Farley.
Gaskill, Greenbank-HophI1s x PnIadelpn'a)
JoSepnS' NeNaoAs. - u -, :,'-, s;..i. S;:
Pbil,aelntia} 1hnnI-on. Vincent. Warner.
Nildev-26.
Of conrsa al tho rer-,,lar readers Of the
J,o,,o.,.,,, and Ss,,i;.,sy o~e frIr, a,ysre of
,,,r v;av,s and ,,o.i,ioD with reaard to tbi,
,,o..,,r. and = : ,borororo ,,nrecossarv
fs 3, COW +t,,+ ~, ,l.,,,,,- r,,,r,4 ,I,o, NJ
PHI col. = %, h. =, ,-,. ,-.,i,,st
= IN - f,aI ,,osso,., j., +I.a Ho,7sa Il will
!, -.o,n.o.,a bo,rs,,.. +l.,+ ,ra ,.ayar a5-
- : ,.~.,. r,e,srro nor vas #
1,,a,,,.h. ,,r,,ari - s,,cb :, tho Ts,i-Iat,,ra
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= 49, -. - -. -
him ,.,rr9 i.avs bcer enthusiastic j.,
,~..Is,,7frg lis course - 10 had voted
~, ;,,s.e,c, ,F ..E,vu Pint Ills cg
course ,s rot1,fn, more han the rulri, ex-
,,rs..ior, Of r,7r ,,rfvafe .r;risn as a priv.te
ir4-vi1rsI Tl[,. matter i between hin, and
tf- constituents and with them we leave
= t.r,erel,. r-r.a,l,-r-- that if the nartres
sI.u sd ,rsr,sclve. ,n,,t1,alIv satisfied with
oh o-ber We will he satisfied also. We
have no dfsn-sft:oD tn 90 into discussion
with REGARD +, the iDvi.'al,iIitv of c1Dtrlcr..
how far fraud vitiates them. and suudrv nice
,,-iycirlss OF constitutional law. we have
sr,u les disposition, to step aside and drag
side issues into the ranks of the Democratic
party at the opening Of al important Po-
litical campaign, when all our energies
shouli be directed to strengthening II, and
placing It IN condition Ia which 1t can
march forward to meet the enemy with the
assurance OF success We should all profit
by the lessons u the past. They teach Us
that when united We are iHvinclole, but that
when divided we can accomplish nothing.
We are and always have been the personal
and political friends of Mr.. Pershing. We
admire his abilities and confide in his iDteg-
rity. We are the last man in the world.
who would do him the slightest injury or
Injustice. He has made an able and efficient
representative, and on all strictly party
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
=. VI. PettepgIiI \ CO.'

Advertising Agents, ll9 Nassau -.
New York, and 10 State street ,,-
arethe aut thorizei AGENTS for tae
OCEAT &, = 81 ll.. .--. and -l-
tiaI and largest c..,u 4tln- @-as..-
tie E..g. --e..~ nd
are oUIP-v.eguG g.. .-.-.E..r- ta-
LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
Railroad JObberS.

The lobbies Of Congress are filled with
spectators anxious to obtain Government
assistance for mOonsbine railroads which
could never be constructed in the ordinary
course of business enterprise. Some Of them
being nowhere and end nowhere. The whole
amount understood to be demanded by these
railroad jObbers is nearly fifty millions of
dollars. although it is expected that they
will unite OH one scheme as an entering
wedge to establish precedent. A majority
of the present Congress is unalterably oppo-
sed to any squandering of the public money
at the present time, and the lavish promises
of lobby agents will have no effect whatever
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
OmcIaI OEder--ArD,y r.
Hla QHar5eTS 3rmg yftEg Pr
FdiyJdr ColUt House. 11raa Is -.
GENERAL. gPD.ns NJ --rs

Hlaj QHar5eTs drmv yffss p p..-l,
Fai,JII Co,Lt House. lFrsE Is
GENERAL ORDERS " ~
Ia camplilace with the Pre- .s-.
Or.ler NJ. .. nf March s. lss.
portion of de Ata.. uItl- 1..-
e3 into Army C.-rs as G.,-
First Carrs. 81 gea- J-
Dowell, To consist, frtlcl-s-. 49,.
visions of Generals Fnr5ra. v-.
King.
Second corps. Eiga6#r G..---
Sumner, consisting sr tie G.r--.
ar3~1n. Bleuker aa5 sel-rr
THri Corps, Bri-a-.- D--
He-ntzgImau. consisting aE rE-
: J pa-ler. IT. 'cr AMI ITaal-
T-m.h Corps. B-lgaIe- gr
Kess, consisting # The 6-.i-
Suli.l and Casey
Fl,h CaTs. Mir aer.a. E.r-.
consisting # hs.-r.-I.as t W.
S.EciI~.
The cavalry regiments -s.....r
visions WILL fsr ,'-.-f.-. s--t. -s.
sesneu ar5 T. u5i rlaylL e.
m-u-~. IS wsu a- fr s5.- r.-.~.
T--ulaT infantry arE r--a ar .ar.--.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

" The report, that Major w. w. Ivory.
formerly of this county, was killed In one Of
the recent battles, is untrue.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26


HAEE1pBUEG, March 2!.-The following
general orGer issued by the Governor this
afternoon, Is d Just and well deserved tribute
to the bravery and gallant conduct displayed
by tie Fifty first Pennsylvania regiment,
Il c fai. fame of y hich was - long taTuished
10y uuf5undel charges Of disioyaIty aud cow
ardicc. These are now dispellgi, and once
More thc regiment stands in position which
any in the nation would be proud to occupy.
Geao-H Orf.r W. I9.--The Fifty fist
re-imcrt Pennsylvania volunteers. under the
command If C.l !. F Hartranft. has beha~
,,I wirh distinguished gl'lautry st Roanoke
Island AMI at NcNLern. H. the latter en-
/ gag men, ticy storned the enemy's batte~
ries at the .o.:.c 81; the hayomet, and were
the hr,. - plant our fiag on their entrerch-
merits. lie ir,r which they have thus
won for Tire Commonwealth AMI themselves
og-Ll t, ,v he'd .a remcmbranea.
I. i-. a-refar., .riered that E.luake -
, land. s-h Of February, 1852. ana Ecwbcrn.
( Il.h March, 1862, be inscribed Ju the d4-
J Of tile regiment By order cG y. q. Curtin.
. Governor and Cammalder in C4f-!.
/ Clement c Barclay, E-q. u j'.5la:.; ;pria
. has Je.u eau.Ii.ss.ale! by GoyerG-r Cmt.u
30 visit cur volunteers la tie army # tic
/ Potomac. ana % ! ok more esye.isIy after
those who ave sick. Since the commence
rneut Of the war Mr. Barclay Las Lc.n an
ardent friend 10 the soldier, AMI many have
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
Editorial Items.

The tax bill now before Congress, will
when it becomes a law, OF course interest
the solid men Of Cambria. When that event
occurs we will publish an abstract Of 1t, in
order that our readers may know, what
amount they must pay the fiddler, f.r the
privilege Of dancing. The bill as it stands
At present, contains many irregularities
taxing some articles too high and others too
low. which we hope viii he romelie3 before
it Is passed finally, and becomes a Iawt We
say we hope so. because it Is infinitely bet
Ter to hope than despair, however dark may
be the clouds that hang over the future
There Is Lur little reason to doubt, that Con
gress viii during the present session, abolish
slavery in the District Of Columbia. This
viii certainly be very bold step an carry
ing out the irrepressible conflict. The Abo-
Ftiouists evidently are determined to make
the most Of the unlimited power they now
possess. Truly has it beeu said. that men
clothed with little brief authority, can
play such tricks before high Heaven, IS
make the Angels weep.''-The Senate re.
Gently granted the use Of their Hail to Wen
dell Phillips fcr the purpose Of delivering
one Of lis fanatical Abolition harangues
What a dignifed body the S.Eate must be
Phillips differs from John Brown only il
this, that while John was brave fanatic
Phillips IS a cowardly skuIking one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
A WONDERFUL MACHINE.

While at the late Ohio State Fsir saw on exhibition the
81 sEWlNG-MACHINE, by Mine. DEMOREsT Of New
Yok 1t Of the mcs. ngepio1s and useful little pieces
Of mechanism IN the WY Of Sewing Machines yet invented
We it sew in all the various ways which ia claimed
perform. It not much large than lady. hand and
beautifully finished and highly ornamental common needle
and thread i' employed to with. Unle. We are much
misatep, tbis bsehne rin be the universal fsvorie.
Wssss CIIsaieis, wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

Nine DKMoREsT Of No. 4s Broadway, New Yors, Ia,
recently introduced very small and efficient SEWING
MACHINE that makes the running-sttch eysty ise hand
sewing 1t uses needle very rapidy, and 10
30 easily understood tia, child cannot fail to Il will i'd
vantage II Ia dipinutive that e be carried about
without inconvenience in the pocket and is attached 20
he table Ike sewing bird, and sold 1t only IS Every
lady can have Sewing Machine end those who have one
already viii hid this valuable auxiliary Oh account Of
the running stitch IN Y Independent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
States the Southern District NewYork by L. sTIMsoN s.


BRIDaRPoRT. Jan ID, 1907.
Mes.rs. RoBBIss L APPLETON;
The watch which | purchased OF you ~
Angus, last has performed to my entire salts
faction, having vaied regularly eighteen sec
GEORGE WAYLAND.
BATAVIA. NJ Y, Feb. 8, 1852
"gRSTs, The American Watch that have
carried during the last eight months has fully
sustained my high antioipstions a. to hs per
Torrance. got It regulated. and u ran four
months. varying only thirty seconds from our
standard time. ! can heartily recommend
tho American Watch as possessing all the
qualities Of the best time keepers"
Yours respectfully, i. T.: PEEK.
Conductor N. Y. &. X. X.
ROBBINS l. APPLETON,
No. 1872 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
Watches arc the Best
TvAtE.KEEPERS,

TIME-KEEPERS.
WEST POINr. Jan. IL, 1862.
GFsrlRxrS: The American Watch that
bonst, Of y.u has up to this date been run
n,ne four months since last set, and Is now
less than twenty seconds fast. i think thi'
the best watch ever saw.
w. II. q. BARTLETT,
Professor Of Mathematics, West Point.
Extract from . letter written by II. a
Chadwick, Of Willsrd's Hotel:
I'm reference to the watch you sold me,
can Say hat IL - The beat a. the Sfates' On
its receipt. ] started II with Messrs; Gail
Brothers time. and up to this date the variA-
lion l. three quarters Of o minute. Who can
oeat this in SIX mon,hsl can give certih-
cate 10 that effect"
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
A REAL GEM for the MILLION.

A REAL GEM for the MILLION.
A nove and beautiful it'll. SEWING MACHINE has Just
been introduced by Nine DEMoREST, ONO 471 Brosdvsy
thu, hs. eIsordDary merits both io its simplicity and se..
utility il makes the running stitch exactly Ike hand sewing
very Ispid and perfect and needle requires
little lnsucon to it successfully sod sold Of only
rs Having witnessed It's operation, prepared to
recommend il slo.t invaluable for tucking hem ming.
,hirrirs gathering running up BREADTH We understand
this machine awarded the First Premium q, the New
York State lsir recently held at Rochester
~ y. Illustrated News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

NHESS PROBLEM.
T5. above chess problem viii DO 10 many Of read
The position IL admirable little WORK by Kenny
Hor~ri the author Of the problem Black has h- upper
lsnd White the lower side Of the board
Monroe, 10 his work presanes the move. to be:
WHITE Blaze
Q. to K.st (chb IRtoKt,.3
Q.toK.B's5 2KtoK,,,.o
g. q 20. B's9(eh.D x move,
4 O. to K R's tn.ie) There is svsistiOa which i,
Sbvious
Suppose housver.
l. q takes r. (ch) J. K.toR'sl
q q tskes r., snd
g. - checkmstes
Tile ssns in di'sran oodonsry ba, ria
b s1defstood
Mr.. smson designs Publishing in the early psr. OF nezl
week in The Evening Pcs. and The Daily Times efiti
esl positions in Checkers OF Drsughts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

ARRsoSs IMPROVED EUROPEAN COOKING RANGE HOTELS
AsYLUMs REsrAURKTs
j. N
r.
mEsAsoT HOUSE SPRINGFIELD MAS
II. Co,
H. A.. BUTTOLPu
sUPr OF NEw-IERsEY
A
That OF THREE RANGES
NJ
BRAMHALL DEANE bLGahet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

They charge only half RATES. and send
daily TO and from Baltimore, Washington,
Fortress, Monroe, and al other places oecu-
pied by our troops.
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IEipORTANT.

.,,.,,;elc. for 5 ldiers should be sent ~
he
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
No. - BROADWAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12

Ing for Mempfi, and tho beads and leaves posi-,
tiyely Tomorrow egrninE IN s. O'Clock. 3sS
The Peytona ana Repabiic left yesterday with
light trips NJ ID
Tho Robert Futon is receiving, and leaves for
Jefferson and way landings on Thursday
The Era No. 4 ID also receiving, and leaves on
Thursday for Shrevepoft y
4 The Memphis Avalanche Of the 10th says ~
The Mississippi Is still rising slowly, but the
change in die weather will certainly cause it to
stsn ii q few days. ,g55s ssss..,.. s.t
Business on the leyee Saturday and yesterday
Was duh, though the number OF boats In port Is
greater than for, d week past. Saturday the
weather was scold--ice formed "a quarter of an
inch in thiekness-buf yesterday Old Sol youeh-
safed an display Of his genial rays,
and every heart was gladdened with the favor.
The mud--of which; we have such huge oceans--is
fast drying up, and now unless the tickle weather.
clerk, woman, Ike, changes his programme AGAIN,
We viii soon be blessed with decent streets anu
| 4 The Tennessee river is higher than it has been
for ten years--a cause for the abolition gunooats
getting up as high as Florence. they cannos get
Imp to Decatur, however, where the Dridge oI the
Charleston Trunk Railroad $50 much Tor SO
much. s& $ ys sls. ~ .ts&
f The Cumberland river IS Booming and the
Federal rnnboats are making their way up to Fort
/ Dpnelsoa- where ne hope they will find . more
han ,hs az :, es
~ Yankse thieves to Dayy Jones' locker =
Ewhefe they rightly belong. q S. 81 .sssss
| JOIN a.. C0TTRN FOR gAyou SARA--Ihe O. s.
mail and splendid Low. ressure passenger packet
John Al. Gotten, Capt. Y. B. Baranco, commander,
and MI "A. Dupuy, CLERK, leaves Of 2 o'clock A. N,
for the above and all coast mail landings.
IRERvILE FnR BATON RoueE.- The magnificent
passenger packet 1berville, Capt. E. +. Gross, com
Einander and Mr.. Alcee Grass, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening, for Baton Rouge, Lobdear'
stores and intermediate coast landings.
4 II. M. SHARP FOR THE Lower CoAsr.- The
meat passenger packet ]. N. Sharp, Captain a
Grant, Jrf, commander, and MI. Z. Bayhi, clerk
leaves at 10 O'Clock this morning for all landings
on the Lower Coast. 55yt54E
f RED CHIEF ron oUAcHrrA RIVER. The light
draught and conlfo Portable passenger packet Red
Chief, Capt. M. N. Wood, commander, leaves at
o'clock this evening for the above and way points
Il iTHmTY-FnTH PARALLEL FOE ARKANSAS RIVER
Tie regular, first-class passenger packet Thirty
Fifth Parallel, Capt. Levi Chapman, commander
and Mr.. Ed. @. Carter clerk, leaves at 5 O'Clock
this evening for all points on the Arkansas river.