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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM ENTS.
NXyASHINGTOS ACADEMY or MUSIC.
w a3s Pa: .Ay.svs,
WEDNESDAY. Octo1eT S, 1852.
Al O'Clock p n
PROG RAMME.
l. Fciscrr1cihie. ie............. .Rci.-iscr
Orchestra.
4 Seas-seens ct CavetiDA. Ernani ........ Verdi
sisnCra scidci.
3. Fantssie-o Cara Memoria, (solo FOR
ViOloRcslh'): ...-.......... -Ssrvsis
Mr. Junsnickcl.
4. Song, Cavatina-The Barber Of Seville. .Rossini
sigBers seidsl
g. Pantasie Dramatiaue-La Dame
Blsnche. .BsistIien
Orchestra.
PART
s. La Casesde-Pisno Solo Psu.r
Mr.. Welienstein.
7. Song Gnardenarie-kobert.. Meyerbcer
Signora Sridsf.
s. Shepherds Evening SODg-Duo for
vfol0nselIO and Piano. Tlotow & OTsnbsch
Messss. Junanicksl and wellenstein.
Q. Duo for Violin and Violor cello. r. RUNNER
MPssrs. iPrstternitz aud juDgnickel.
10. Dsnse Creole de Caba-For Piano,
OFT Messrs' welienstein and schaeisr
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--4ooo.-
ST 0.-X.-DRAkE'S PLANTA.
TION BITTERS
OF this celebrated brand appears to be in every
ones mouth, as well as on every ones table.
They are a splendid article and can be relied
upon to strengthen and inyigorate exhausted
nature. sep 25-eo6m
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IRON HALL,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE
Would respectfully inform his friends and Gus.
toners that having just returned this city from
New York. he offers a renewed assortment of
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Consisting Of
fine assortment Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
being purchased from a prize vessel,
enables US to
sell at very low rates.
SUFFERS Suffers,
IF you want TO Purchase
GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs, and
TOBACCO,
Of Best Quality and at Low Prices.
You Must Call at
EMILE DUPRE'S,
$50 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
Iron Building,
who laid in a large stock of Goods before the un.
heard of rise in prices had taken place. seN
ID o YOU RSELF
Il AGAINST
FIR E IND Is URGLAR 80
The subscribers keep constantly on hand large
assortment of - -. =
8. C. HERRING & cos
Celebrated -.
FlRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
and
PAYMASTERS' CASH BOYES
with the Rest and Most Approved Locks
HsT At The ManuJactuser,x Prizes -
JAS. G. Mcguire q Co
Sc 26-im Corner Tenth ct and pa avanrla
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II EA L ATE ENJOY.
JAMES F. HALLIDAY, -
LATE Collector OF CIV Tn1.,y
Will hereafter give hiH entire sttenfion "a an
AGENT FOR THE RENTING AND COLL LECT.
ING OF RENTS ON REAL ESTATE Ruy;na and
Selling the same and to all other b siness cennect
ed with the management of Real Estate.
JAS. G. Mcguire d CO., Auctioneers
JOHN c. RIVES, Editor of the "Globe.n
l.. JOHNSON & co, Bankers
JAMES G. BERRET,}
PtTEibs " Y stEAT0S, taRSN, Mayors of Washington.
Office over Bank Of L. johnson l. Co., corner of
Pennsylvxnia avenue and Tenth street, second
moor. sep5-eo5ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-07

~ The New York Commercial Suggests that
much-needed reform is putting an end 10 the
iealousics and feGds prevalent in tbe army, and
especially among It's Generals. The tone Of
Nelson 10 Davis shoxs hat the head OF Giscip-s
line is needed upon those who comnand-ss
well as those who obey. - :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-07

LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA Avenue, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AvESrE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
Ia R,ay of the En;,eaaI Hois!.
The Managers take pleasure in announcing the
FIRST appearance, for the Fall Season.
of
THE CHARMING VOCALIST,
MISS
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
IDE.Lrz,TruS OF
MELODY AND BEAUTY.
MELODY AND BEATTY.
Acknowledged TO be the most
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
Before the public. She is Just from most success
fui engagement 1T
Ford,s Theatre, Baltimore,
S,G Fsra:s 74f6sJt n a,rc. hRGtin1ors. RaT.imors..
Forts Theatre, Baltimore.
Being the principal star for two week in that es
tdDu-nnlCht
Re-engagement, for one week longer: Of the
beautiful
MARIETTA RAyEL,
MARIETTA RATEL,
MARIETTA RAVEL,
MARIETTA RAvEL.
THE FASCINATING SPANISH AND TIGHT
ROPE DANSEUSE.
MARIETTA RAyEL
and
JULIA MORTIMER
will ap!esr every nj ght this wec'. in ~:
GYPSYS LAY,
GYPSYS LAY,
GYPsY'S LAY,
GYPSY'S LAY
This beautiful act drew cro,c'.a houSes at the Can
terbury last season for three months and Il is pro
nounced TO he one of the most beautiful acts ever
presented the stage.
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
TIE MAMMOTH COMPANY
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
TIE MAMMOTH COMPANY
will appear in
ENTIRE NEW BILL.
Encouragement of
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR. .-.
The Lovely and Modest Songstrcss.
TIILY FORBES, KATE HARRISON
BOB HART, LEW SIMMONS.
NJ JEAN CLOsKI. GEO. r. DELOUIs
WILLIE EMERSON, MASTERJOHNNY,
And last but not least,
THAT WONDERFUL TRAINED DOG.
JENNY LIND
Doors open, 7 O'Clock; performance 8; close at IL
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs 81 cents
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Admission 10 Matinee-Ladies % cents Children
10 cents.
Doors open at o'cloek; performance at TX.
Good order seTictiy maintained. oc6
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" & II g TON TIL r Il +,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND c STREETS.
eseee and Manager HENRY G. JanaET1.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

e. The Florence came Up Thursday,
having ON board nine hundred Mormoos.-
That is crowding the Saints together pretty
thick, land il it wac - warm o" the river
during the voyage rs it has been in this
city the two past days, it must have been >
trying time with them.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

- Iiaut. !. a. DANIsLsoE, Of Go. u.
1s.h ioss Infantry, was 10 town yesterdsy.
n. Z last recovering froa the elects Of the
voapd received Il Pitssburk LsadiDg, and
jnseods leaving %. rsjoin b,s regiment the
fret OF next week.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28
rrbs Pos. of6ee ~ili be elosed on the

. 1Tbs Post Office uili Be closed on the
9Th Of July until S o'clock. P: NJ: There
will be bps little business done in this city
on that day, % our merchants have agreed
to close their stores and shops, that al in
their employ may have chance to '.cels.
brate our glorious Independence day." in
herr own way-subject only to tho siss
Of their ''pile" and the opportunities pre-
aented.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

- At the annual meeting Of the Stock.
holders Of the Burlington 4 Missouri Riv.
o. Railrosd, held at Barlingtoo on the 18Th
isst., it vas unanimously resolved that the
Beard Of Directors, just elected, be reques
ted to use their influence and Ill legitimate
means under their control, to secure the
extension Of said road to Charlton, (about
fifty miles farther west,) a the earliest
possible period.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28
e1Mr. BAYIIss - psssipg up = large ID.
aition 20 ths Pacific nouss. s.s
~ Mrs. McDoxALp has our thssks
Tor splendid bseass Of ehoies Sewers.

HThe Bsass Band o. this city i pat
ting itself ID trim. preparatory to dissosss-
Ing music Tor the 0sneas Of the Onsbas On
the Fourth, Of Jsiy. als3 s.is
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28
a. Col. E. F. uookss, Of the wssters

a Col. E. F. uooKsR, OF the Western
Stage Company, arrived here Sunday night,
With 40 eye. We presume, to the fufnre OPP
erasions Of the Company 10 the valley Of
the Missouri. We hope il will yet fall to
the LOT Of this Company TO carry oil the
mails to and from this city, for their past
operations here are assurances of the most
positive character, that the mails Won
then, in that case, be carried With .scslsfity,
certsinty and security,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

s .-assao,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

TThe ssbig Mudiy" il taking iss sccus-
toned juno ..swell'' having already be-
come too big Tor its slothes-and still
sprs,dise issslf. Thsre be- 6ees ao efess-
jps Of team. for saveEal days-shsy cannos
reach the ferry-boas on ascosas lot the
overflow.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY

TIANBURN AMERICAN PATKET COMPANY.
i L
LONDON, HAMBURG, HANRE AND SOUTHAMPTON.
The Ayorite hrst class and elegant iron mail steamship
TEDTONIA, II. TAgBE Commander,
carrying he Cnte mail calls from pier No. q North
river foot OF Fulton street pcs lively on SATURDAY May
and takes passengers for LoAdon Hamburg ua'ro and
Southampton NJ the following iates:-
Fire syi
Second Cahin.,. GO
STORAGE. 81
The bOltt sSIA VIII u,ceed the TEUTONIA May H.
For passagr apply exclusively to
g. Is. RICHARD BOAs, Isl Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

KTEW YORK TO LIVEKPOOE.
IN THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
Win sail from New York ter Liverpool on
SATURDAY, MAY 81.
Price Of passage in - -
according 10 state ccommodaons all other privileges
being equal 40 49,.
with very SUITS OF Rooms 70,
families may be engaged b. special arrangement No Berb
secured until paid Tor.
ROWLAND ASPlNWALL, Agents.
Plans Of he ship mny b. and engagements made for
feignt massage. piicaon to Chas A. whitney, 81
the oDi.e No 7 Broad~aA, New York
CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND Liver
- poolIhe Montreal st auship Companys irst class
full powered, Clyde built steamer NOkWEHIAN Captain
McMaser, he Canadian and United Sates mais.
will all from Portland Saturday, Apr. 26 Rates or
passage New or class according TO accoinno
daons $50 and $685. seerase onnd with good PRO- lsions
$40 Certi as s.e1 for bringing ort faHsc gers from AL
principal m ssea Btaiu and Ireland AZ low
rates For passage apply 3 Broadr ay, New York
SaBEL SEARLE, General Agents.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, BELFAST.
steamship JOHN BELL viii sail from pier 81 North
a. i2 O'Clock noon This steamship is fitted Ia tie mos
approved style The comfort and safety Of passsn
gers Rates of passageCabin, 500; intermediate, $50
Meerage $50 including abundant supply Of cooked rro
visions. Apply 70 FRANCIS MACDONALD co. No. !
Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
PRICE TWO CENTS.
sHlPPIN &c


IL RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK.
rifst ei.ss Siy
STEAM %IEkIY 70 .iiiviiERPooL. touching queens
Town Cork iiarnor The Liverpool New YORK ana fna-
dphia Steamship Company int nd dsspachns their full
Pred cy.a.h Iilt iron steamships as follows ~ :,
CiT1 OF new nohh Hayy n
g ~ OF MAsHlNUtON............. .inrLay nay ~
aSa vesy Saturday al noon om pe H. Noa
river
Do. i4ondon.... 80 Do. TO London........ g
Do 3 nalabars s. Do Do 70 % iamGars has S
Passengers also forwarded To Hasre Bremen Rotterdam.
Rates from Liverpool Queenstown First cabin, 90,
eS5, sos Steerage from Liverpool $40 FROM Queens
town $50 Tickets can be blu h here at these rates. enabling
people TO send for their friends.
These steamers have superior accommodations or rassen.
gers; strongly built In waerrn iron sections, and car
ry patent fine annihators Experienced surgeons are az
For uY her information apply in Liverpool William In
~ Water Glasgow to Alexander Mall
colin ST. Enoch square, Queenstown O. W. ID. sey.
mour Co.. In London 20 Ewes Macey, oi hlns Wiham
Philadelphia John G. Dale Ill Walnut street, or al tho
5oHN a. DALE. Agen, IS Broadway. New York.
UHE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs' STEAMSHIP BRA
l. MEN. II. Vessels, commander carrying the United
statca mail, viii sa gom pier ~ North iiyer foot OF CnsiD
SATURDAY MAY 10. Al II O'Clock M..
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
AIoss boS, HAvREe SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
For he rs, cabin sioo; seeondcab 500; steerage 80
oL.LRICHs CO., So Broad street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26


FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA..
For the better accommodation Of the large number 81 pe1
pie eigr in the gold aiming districts Of California
and British Columbia, -FOUR steamers per month will be
despathed from New York and from san transco resp.o
tivclv, instead Of tlfea, as heretofore.
Regular day of departure View VOrs, the s. 5th,
10Th and 2ih eyo when these dates "a on sunday, vi
the day Of dllat'ic " IL be tic Monday following
For freight passage apply TIE only oGirc OF tho Inc,
No. bowling Green, Ses YORK. ID. h. ALLEN, Agent.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

TWO LIGHT WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP-BY A GEN
4 uenan going 70 Europe; one IL Light shifting Top
Yacht Wagon the other Single Seat Troing Wagon on III
pounds; both frs. class Brewster wagons almost
new Can be seen 81 Maokcys stable ll9 West Twenty third
ntrpsk
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

WANTED--A GOOD SECOND HAND TRUCK OR
" Feed Wagon for one hofes which has been but
nile used. Apply at 10 James slip.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

LlOR LNCHANGE-A HOOD sUFENIUK IIhEh ,
story brick House, with all the modern improvements
aud two lots Of ground running from street 20 street IN
Brookyn the South would exchange Tor liquors
on small iar the city For particulars inquire at tpe
lQVog sore, No, Harrison street, " Y,
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

J,oR SALE OR ExCHkNGE-A RARE CHANCE-A
II valuable Plot GROUND occupying all the space between
three streets md on city railroad morraged for twohrds
its value which remain; will be sold for ten per cent
above the mortgage Apply TO OSHONDLOW Montague street,
Court street Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

HOUSE, BARN AND OTHER OUTHOUsEs (NEw).
~ with two acres front land beautifully located in New
Canaan Conn., cost S3 offered for less than $3000 Is
acres adjoining be had Apply at 296 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, piano
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

-
NOTICE.-THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE Ma
~ tionai Union Clubs requested 70 At q Haros
Hotel Eighth and Broadway Friday evening April
clock for the 81 ciOn of for sad committee.
By order, JOHN C. HAM Presi'ent
yvoUHG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-THIs
Club will meet for purposes Of reorganization at oGra-
dJ OF Broadway and Eighth street.. Friday
evening April4, 1862, al ~ O'Clock: By orlerol
II =. CARR President.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

IToR sAIE-oN FIFTH AVENUE. NEAR THIRTY.
third STR e. first class -four story brown atone House;
fu sic. all improvements. Apply TO L. ii. LUDLOW &
Co. No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

Iyog SALE IN BROOkLYN-TWO FIRST CLASS
u three story brick corner Houses and Lots with Gi
respectfully located aud near route
Price $3.50; mortgage $500 Inquire az ~ Fulton
MILLS L DEAN.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

NOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL, WELL SITUATED FIRST
II class bh k Dweling with n.oitrn Improvements, in
PEI ordcT with two lots OF the best in
Yonkers Terms reasonable. Apply i76)s Broadway, in
the
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

JNoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A WATER POWER
Mill IN New Jersey, ~ miles from the city; will be dis
rosed OF at bargain. 1t s employed IN general milling,
together with extensive aud prohtahie manufacturing
business. Apply 10 VAN wINKLE WINANs, IA Pine
street
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL MICROSCOPE
IA MagnIfying $40 times for IS cents In silver Five OF
different powers, 81 Mailed free
Address +. l.. BOWEN box 30, Boston Macs
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RCTuRUS LODGE NO. 274, F. 4 A. M.-THE MEN
IA bcrs hereby notified 10 attend the regular
cation this evening at their lodge business OF i'm
portance to every member. BY order W. NJ
VIM H. TURNER. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

EVOR SALE-THE LOT (25fXlO0 FEED ON THE
southwest Seve nty-ninih street and Ninth
avenue vicinity the Central Park; will sold
reasonable terms. Apply at 81 East Elevenh street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

(NHEMICAL BANK. NEW YORK, MARCH 81, 1862
" Eetion.rhe Stockholders of this Bank hereby
titled that the Annual Election for Directors and for Inspet
i9r. al ,he next e'esuon W" & or ne,a AZ
hours of one and two O'Clock.
q. G. WILLIAMS Cashier
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

LNOR SALEM BROOKLYN ONE NEW TWO STORY
basement Cottage House situated in Lafayette
between Nosrand and Marcy ayeiu Price 800. In
quire the premises, OF W. MARTlN.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

House 4s West Twenyseventh street, In the best order
with Philadelphia brick 'front.' heavy stJne trimmings, high
ceilings, parlors handsomely frescoed. Apply 10 THOMAS
J. MILLER "a Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

VvANTED-TO RENT, HOUSE FOR A SMALL.
w family. without children. between Lexington and
Seventh avenues IRON Fourteenth Forty street,
from S70U $780, References unexceptonable given
and required. Address box 1866 Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

| INOR SALE-A SMALL THREE STORY BASEMENT
II House, No. l6l East Nineteenth street, containing all
the modern improvements with waits and cell frescoed
snd panied. Suitable for small family. Apply the
premises.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

L,OR SALE-EIGHTH AVENUE PROPERTY, ONE OF
tho best for liquor grocery store In the best
business location paying twelve nt sons given
for selling, terms TO suit Inquire at l6l West Thieth
street. HARVEY HIGGINS.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

NOR SALE OR ExCHASGE-A VALUABLE MILL
Property at Green Bay, Wis. with 20 lots OF ground
$40 Of pine land with everything requisite for
provcd Western land for real estate In New York New
Iersev. title perfect ncmbrance Price for the whole
$4,000 Inquire Of r. l.. VAN DEvENrER, les Fulton
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
THE REBELLION.

A REGIMENT NOW AT THE SEAT OF WAR, RE
n quiree and suter; must business
sxiernce capital and good reieren Address b. A. box
M Herald oniea
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

MANTED-A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE.
w small private family State sze, ttye aud ioca-
Hoase with lowest rent, perfectly responsible
party. Address s., box 3785 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
HOUSES. Rooms. &C.. WANTED.

1'o HOUSE OWNERS. WANTED, FROM IsT OF MAY
the agency OF respectable House. to let in floors The
advertiser would floor moderate TAX
the of the balance. City reerences Address r. o.
box l349 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

WTANTED-A FULL SIZED HOUSE IN A GOOD LO
w cation In New York, part payment In valuable vii.
amsburg property and the balance cash. Address E.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE-ON THE
~ most desirable block in Yorkv for private residences,
surrounded by good nuisances
any kind and combining che advantages Of city and country
den nicely laid OUT ground may be stable
desired Inquire the premises southeast corner
No Pine street, "
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

CREAT EXHIBITION, LONDON. Ie52-yISITORS TO
" the great International Exhibition and tourists
rally Invited inspect the prevalent European costumes
Bond street, w. Londnn Orders respectfully solicited and
promptly executed. Under special appointments 10 the
Queen Emperor and Empress OF the Frcncb Prince Impe
rial &c. CGrrespOndng house II Rue Talbout. Pnrs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
from MissourI,

SPmNoFIELD, Mo March LA special to the
Missouri Republican says that on Wednesday
night Capt. Montgomery, Of Wright's battalion,
with his company, was surprised at Keitsville,
Barney county; by eight hundred and fifty reb-
els, supposed to belong to McBride's division,
but who represented themselves as Texan
Rangers. They fred into the houses occupied
by our men, killing two aud wo1ndlng one
One of the rebels was killed; the balance fed,
taking with them about seventy horses. Two
wagons loaded with suffers stores were burned
during the same night at Maj. Harbine's farm,
two miles beyond Keitsville. hm
COlonels Ellis and Wright, With an adequate
cavalry force, we're sent to keitsville. e5s
Price had burned several public buildings at
Fayetteville, including the arsenal, lead tacto-
~, several Touring mills, and one hundred
thousand pounds Of -four. " ~
Many inhabitants along the road have fed.
deceived BY the lies Of Price that all would be
butot cred. A strong Union feeling Was exhib-
ited among those remaining. An old soldier
OF leiS brought out Onion flag, long kept
A fear that the combined forces Of Price
Vandorn, McCulloch, Mcintosh and Pike will
again overrun the country, keeps thousands
from avowing their sentiments. ,a
Price, after o hot chase, Is cooling off OF
Boston Mountains, and Ben McCnllocn is OF
tnl6 elue, 4-sAR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
LATEST by TELEoRAPH VIA aUEENsTOwN
Fron, washington.

WAsHNeroN, March The following dis.
patch was received tonight from the correspon.
dent OF the Associated Press: Aaf
| Gen. Banks's forces occupied MartinsburR
yesterday, without opposition, and the picketl
continue to bring in prisoners; although few il
number, theyare Of much Importance Among
those taken last night was Rev. ]. ]. McVeigh,
ChaplRipof the2 Virginia infantry. He was
captured by Co, X, Michigan cavGly, near Ber-
ryville Intelligence from Winchester leads to
the belief that Jackson is there in full force,
aud has completed his preparations to oppose
our approach, three miles east Of that place. -
The same authority says, his army is well pro-
visfoned, supplied and clothed.
Gen. Mcclellan has issued a general order
announcing with deep regret, to the army Of
the Potomac, the death Of Brig Sen. Lander.
He pays high compliment to his public servi-
ces, intelligence and courage.
Gen! Mcclellan to-day issued general order
Diminishing Col, Kerrigan from the service, for
the various offenses OF which he7was convicted
by court-martial.
WASHINGTON, March 5---A board of Medical
officers will convene at the Naval Asylum at
Philadephia, on the l7th inst, for the examin.
alton Of candidates for admission to the Medic
al corps Of the Navy. l.,'t
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination
of James H. Spears OF # Tennessee, and Major
Samuel D. sturges, to be BtigGdier Generals Of
| Volunteers. s,,fs b,y,,gr o. ,ui esf-r
Official Information has been received that
the Portuguese Government is devoiing its atten-
tion to the cultivation Of cotton in its African
| posse ssions. IA. oi -. a y. lai;
The residence of the French Minister il
Georgetown was this morning destroyed By
FIRE, together with much elegant furniture a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-06
The Pirate. NashvIlIe-UniOn Con.
SpIrators az RichmOmd.

BALTIMORE, March 5--A letter from Fort
Monroe, published in the American Of this city
says that yesterdays Richmond Dispatch an
nounces that the steamer Nashville came direct
from Southampton to the North Carolina coast
and approached the bockading vessel with the
Union flag -Aying. The NaehvillewCnt up di.
rectly under the guns Of the blockading vessel
almost within hailipg distance, and then, pass.
ing her, raised the rebel flag and moved direct.
ly toward Fort Macon. The blockading vessel
Immediately discovered the deception, and start
Ing in pursuit of the Nashville, followed her
until within range of theguns Of Fort Macon.
Several shots were fired at the Nashville, but
she reports that nobody was hurt. She claims
TO have brought into Wilmington Q valuable
cargo Of banknote and printing papN
The Richmond Dispatch calls attention TO
mysterious "writings on the WALL" indicating
that union couspirators are at work Among
these writings are the following;
"Attention, Union, men! Watch and wait!
The Union forever The day 10 dawning. The
hour of deliyerance approaches" m'i Oh
Itwas these significant announcements that
caused the arrest of John Minor Bolts and
twenty other suspected citizens Of wealth, char
aote, and position, and proclamation of.martial
law. f'i 20 aaSlaiAa ~ -Ig { ,c's}
Inc RICHMOND dlspatcn urges summary meas
urea for checking the progress of treason, and
advocates tho arrest and exection OF the conspi
rators. t' 'la
II was thought that Col. Corcoran and Col
Wilcox, would be now held as hostages Tor Gen
erals Buckner and aTilghman, but this was
merely rurnored, Col. CorcOrsn and Col. vii.
cox, and other Federal prisoners, have reached
Richmond. 41 ',,ag yitgrJl ,rGt ISM
There was great panic at Richmond, which
was caused by the recent defeats OF the rebels.
The leading traitors exhibited the greatest
Repidation.