Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-03-13

-, - wv -"A Po''o"e
.,. .,sl-N m.'s fo'" neAu'esaru ahu Evans are
wen umeo blow and . manauvrs, is Of vast imPer-
'ue
~ ".an . w ""' va soou spi''s" oe'ach-
"e 1T "'eh.gah oaVan'y ud much service,
~ afesuoh Q u Q oeary' IN ~'s movement
h"AL p"rAroH'
rooLHVLLs, Mareho'
1 y "' "H'' o "hlAAs'
Leesop'B vas ehure,y e'acua'eo yesterday morning
i"e 'epo.s Z 'ha' . "earys advance is mere.
toisheuI NI'! DANA,
bngadier-General.
CHArLrsrowr, Va, March o.-The report Of las, nigh,
6rmsd. The enemy ev,cua,ed the town :, F,;dov u,,r-
;n, ,nt,na IN ,h.i, .,.,u.. - -. =. ,,.sy...'
,"e' ~A"sA -" "e" Suppne' u oaegase 70 Miuuieourg,
but II is not known whether the troops retired thither or
towards Winchester. Col. Gearv occuni.d the town nm.
...;.,.a $1,000 uau,n. ...,S
perry belonging 10 the rebel army. ALI was quiet OIL our
frontiers last night.
Funeral of GEN. Lander.
SALEM, MASS, March g.
The funeral Of Gen. Lander. which took place here
~
'hs s"erhooh' was q so'emh ana imposing hhair. Inc
body was escorted by a procession, consisting of four Of
,h. o,.i ,,;r,., 81. a.. p. n;
"' "''""'' Sae"' "e o'o ~
VISION corps OF Caoeis, a de'nehmeW oil te Andrew
sharpshooters, Gov. Andrew and staff, the Fire Depart
man, ofEc.r. If tho Armv aud N.vv I,lr.. az al.
60 ~ 80 ~ 80
Courts, anu te ciuzens generally Inc church In which
the funeral ceremenics- were performed was sppropri-
ately draped. The Rev. DR. Briggs off ei.tsd. The coffin
'ofs Wv 'oio~hs m'eHp"'h'
Pied. W .LANDRA,
Brigndier-Geueral
~ 49, t ,sao -
Deo march zu, ieo2, ateaihP OhAse, va
Aged 80 years.
arux snAyE,r on THE BRAVE
A, N. c,os, of Nh, fnn,ral ,,rvic., m. rroc...;or
AZ " d " tuHcEhi bcENtCtb, u pIOCcublOn
marched through the principal streets to the burial ground,
where the remain, were deposited, and . military salute
OF hree Voihes nrea over 'ne B'sVe'
Naval ngaBemen In Hampton Roads
Loss OF the Cumberland and
FoRrpx.s AIoraor March 2
rhs dullnes. of Old poin, yas ,iarIied =, 10 oclocs
to-day by the announcement that a myster ious weasel.
supposed to be The Msrrimsc, looking Ike 4 submerred
house. with The roof only above water. WINS moving lawn
rom Norfolk by Inc channel. in from, Of ssrslTs Point
butterir. Sig,,sl yuns were fired nv Inc CnmberIand
and Connress. to noiiy the Minnesota. 81 Iawrenco and
ROANOKE Of upproachiug danger, and ali was ercitement
In and about Fortress Monroe There vss nothing nro.
, ~ shox. h. wa,er bn, \ aag..,,G av,ns H. ,aphhooll
asg ma y shori snotr .tsck' shs MAYED aianu ~ slo,1Iv
S,eaned Jirec, for ,be iricate, Cnwnhe ,Iard mi cona,s..
,yh,ch were living NJ, the mon,b n, Jsnss is;vs, As.oo'
with her heavy guns. 6t he balls ,,ruck and aIaneed
OH. having no more effect ON her ,han nea, from 4 nor.
uun. Het porls were uIl closed, and shs moved on In
sIerce b,, win , foIi hand nj s,.am
In H. n.an,ims as Ina M.rr;n.c WA. .,r,o.cb;,.
,be two fr;yniss ~ n sids ,hs rchei ;,,n. IA ss.am.
Yo ssaoT mn md jamestown, TO- n. came n,s. down ,TSa James m. River snS
New1or, News nlso opened on me Jun,.stovn amd Yort.
Town, and aid ali in their power 10 assist IN. Cumberant
md Concress which bring sailing vessel. wers M IN,
mercy OF ths npnroachiny s,enmer The Msrr,mac il
he meantime zen, s,.adiIy on her cour.e ma .iIo,vi,
annro,ched the CuInh.rI.nd when al. mi, ~ Corg,.s:
nj ! Sislnuee Of Of 100 xnnjs. pai"ed fnliI brosds;ds. uoo,
The irou.cl,d monster The shot look NO ed.ci. glsncins
upwards und living Oh having only the effect Of cheek
;ng her f,r n ,non,e1,t AGer rsc,iy;ng IN. az, I,oaJ.id,
OF Inc TWO ir,gniss. she ran on 10 m. cs,nberiand' s,,ikius
her about midship,. and literally layina epen Ter s,des
She Then drsw ali breJ . bro.dside into ,ir d;s.hl.d shin
and again dashed aseins, her with her p iTon.c1sd n.orp
ana SnGeklng IN her sldei ie,i hof 70 sing, while she en-
distant The csrw IN bo,rJ of h.r .ssins H. hon.ia..
ness of resisting the iron.clad stesmer' nj once .,rucL he
colnrs' e
Usr ,r.vv had h.., d;.cb,rc.ds sv.,., d.v. .;r,. m,
me- y sompamiss o. w havHi n ~ naa osem pns 9,
Lawrence which was to have gone up on Monday i
~. ,hs : pau.a vru LiInoohA ss :, ~ ~ ~ NV 81
W .ne Johssess sutAnns neL eo9,s wy 'anestowh aP
proacheu ana .oos rom on board her ai otneers as pns
o .mI bs ioa' , an0ws .a = lew : e S,e ese hY ,a u0n.s Inc VIZ 81
Msrrimsc and her two iron.cnIsd colppanioPs opened viii
NC, Nv hi III ~ $780,, ~. h.u.r.. ftrha g.
was hrsk,y neiurn seoL, H i1r, rep1ns nave oeeS re
es.tea, Pr,no'p"my I'm, ,nn, ~ 80 n M M Inan .o Iii
OF mem sep,e r,os0 ~ s uma hs NJ ~ H. +" wood 4 o omosS
Gu h., ~ .mail rshsi s,ssmer. had ~ rs,,s.i S,os
,ha !, wv In III mssr,;me IN ste,m fS;ga,, Winnsso,,
nei sun., III iii VI 81, nj .saam go Laisa ,oyv.d ~ ~
hssins P%"an. SGru ~ t,, dia rn = !, NJ nn,;I ~ ~ la ",
rene, o. , Inc ,"1 az llis ave. a Jse ~ !, seu nm pp b v" 'hr r. 3f;g .,
y, 4 n,yra,c. xvhi,h was takan In tow by seyeral SIM
~ Law,encs, whGa wv ~ %w y ,h.,n Nv sna
haroor any IA M, MI an 10 ID ,hsn nj so.r ! M,
these vessels nna Ppos :" ~ ~ : 4. ~ ~ an an;, I sno =
sngageme y = p \ me aasounS The M;n me- eii,hs
me piio1 ~ ~ : o"r s.;," .ns.~.d ,hrae .s.sms,
in'ennonany OF aon y, n v.i,h nn iI~ss ms Now x, NJ eA'"'
AZ nooW a"',o sa"J nnrsd u sho, Sror. ii i. r,r
The g Lswren9e s,so ppS 3G !, Y" ~, sno ;m rom snrns FI ~
she eou,u "ams "a Usxn, naiosrs n n H. poin, ia, no,
mos eape. nSs,ah,v damsass Th... saa,.n,sn,,
hau peer cohstue.aX -, an,id h
must Pe Re o : gI... III Y distance Of nearly eisb, miles 4,
seen s = = g is.s n~on.eombs,snis' Who asd q, q
6y a lew NV R u. s,n from Newpon News I"
shene out brightly, and nothing but occasional flashing
guns could be seen.
The Merrimac was also believed 70 DO sground, a. ~
remained stationary al a ois'hnce o. a ihne rom me WI
nssota, making no attempt TO attack or modest hsr
Previous to the departure OF the steamer ior balimoi
no guns had been nred LOT naii an houf, inc last one o.
1 ihg hrea = Y. sasr IN Ia, gpn wss 6red aense va
,na. ..nnr ys,s .sen 40 Ia from he Msrrirnae. Il
. dicsiing the explosion Of the buiicr. whe.her this 10
or no, canno, be known, but Il was the universal opinio
D that the rebel monster was hard aground.
M;nnsso,a and 81 Lawrence, from such an unequal col
i .s,' In, n ne Nerrimac was really ashore, she coul
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