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The New York herald., 1862-03-06
4NEw YORK, THURSDAY, MARoH g. 1852

circles than loyal ones The point is at length officially
expland. We have before US General Joseph f. john
ston's Official report OF the battle Of Manassas. The
closing paragraph is as follows
The apparent fnesso the United Saes troops at Centre
VILE who bad not been engaged which checked pusu
strong forces occupying the works Georgetown Ar
ngton aud Aexandra the certainty too that O. eeral Pat
terson II needed would reach Washington with his of
thirty thousand men, sooner than could and the cond
ton and inadequate means OF the army in ammunition
visions and transportation prevented serious thoughts
Of advancing against the capital It certain that the fresh
for their defence IL not General Patersons army would
certainly reinforce them soon enough.
We own this ppears to our unmilitary judgment a
very sufficient explanation. and content ourselves
with laying before readers and calling attention to
the historical interest Of the explanation in respect TO
the point involved The statement Of General Johnston
will not mpossbly, be read whom the vaporing Of Gene
raj Beauregard is forgotten
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

louisville March 4, 1862
No passes will hereafter be required to any point
Kentucky
The Nashville Times Of The 1st Is informed that James
A. sedcn Of Virginia. is the robo Secretary Of State vice
Hunter.
Two bridges the Nashville and Decatur Railroad,
between here and Franklin, have been destroyed. Ex
eement prevails south Of Nashville aud large numbers
are fleeing further south.
The rivers are rccedng very slowly Navigation for
the largest class Of boats will probably continue some
time
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reckless, and feared they would be surrounded and
shelled out.
The exMayor OF Columbus is suspected Of treason 10
the Confederate and carried off by the
rebels.
The works very extensive. and are probably about
four miles in extent Every prominent bluff on the river
and around the town is fortified.
CHICAGO, March 5, 1862
special despatch to the Chicago Tribune, from Cairo
says that regular line Of steamers will in aday
or two running between Cairo and Columbus AT present
tugboat makes trip daily for the conveyance Of mail
matter. There ia nothing Of importance from below.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.

Interview OF the Mayor of Nashville with
General Bucll-Citizens to nc Protected
in Their Persons and Property-Thc
Elections to BE Held the Usual Day
Applicants for Oace Under the Federal
Government, &C., &c.
CINCINNATI, March s. 1862.
Fory.nine rebel officers from Columbus Fort
Warren Yesterday.
The Gazette OF this city hiss despatch from Nashville
giving tho following proclamation from the Mayor Of that
city
people discharged their duty by calling General
Buc., nj his headquarters, in Edgeeld ON yesterday.
The interview satisfactory to the mittec and
there every OF safety ana protection to the
people, both in their persons aud property.
1 therefore respectfully request that business be re-
sumed and that all our citizens OF every trade and
fession, pursue their regular vocatons. The county
elections will take place on the regular day, and all
civil business will be conducted heretofore.
Commanding General BCel assures that l
can rely uPoa his aid in enforcing our police regua-
tjons One branch OF business is entirely prohibited
viz-Thc sale giving away OF intoxicating liquors
shall hesitate to invoke tho aid OF General Bie in
tho recent laws upon the subject are violated
country who inside Of tho federal lines
their commerce with the city and bring in their market
supplies, especially wood, butter and eggs, assuring
them that they will be fully protected and amply
nerated. - r. r. CHEATHAM, Mayor.
The city OF Nashville entirely quiet. Even the bit
terest sscsssioniss acknowledge that military
thortes are treating them cruelty kind All admit tho
vast superiority in arms, equipments and the ap-
pcarance Of troops aud say that far there has
been the most admirable discipline displayed. They
admit also that the Hessans have not committed single
outrage whiio the conduct Of their troops
rageous.
Union mon begin 70 make ther appearance They say
that majority will yet be found side, but that il
will take some deveope the feeling that has
so thoroughly crushed.
postal agent is here from Washington He will open
the Post oce to morrow, and has already had forty
citizens applying for clerkshps in it.
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN PARLIAMENT.

The O'Donoghuc M. p. ON the Blockade
and England's Neutrality-His Irish
Motion Inconvenlent-sfr Robert Feels
speech ON tho Loyalty OF Ireland-I he
Manniken" Irish.American Trai.
tors" DC.
In the House Of Commons the goth instant ne
0Donoghue moved for return Of the British vessels Of
their captains and respectively, that have
ceeded in running the American blockade also for smi
lar returns Of British vessels captured destroyed in
attempts break the blockade and return Of the
Der Of british that have put into Nassau and
other colonial ports with band Of and supplies
for the Confederate States and that have been permitted
TO rct and supply themselves at those places contra
venion Of the Queens proclamation and Of neutrality.
He strongly censured the government for not having
taken active steps to prevent breaches Of neutrality
committed by British ships. lf
Mr.. Layard said that IL would scarcely Be oonpeniemt
that he should enter into discussion Of the blockade,
which would come regularly when there uas q
solution of II, OF which notice had becn moved. He
Decline therefore, consent to the return for two
sons In the first place. the government had not jet got
the information sought for and in the secoud place.
they had 1t would be their Office furnish list of
wropgdocrs and volators OF the law. The papers res
tive the blockade would probably be laid tho table
on the Oath 25th instant and would contain state
ment Of tho number Of vessels which had broken the
bockado and perhaps their tonnage and he hoped the
information would satisfy The 0'Donoghue.
The solicitor General explained the misapprehenson Of
The 'nonoghus md said that 'irate vessels msh carry
cssfrotuEdo Of ~ but at their own risk, and detected
they mus, sblde the consequences.
In the House Of Commons, the Goth ult Mr.. Mcguire
called tho Of the House TO the serious distress
al present existing IN Ireland
Sir Robert Peel in reply rofutcd his assertions. and in
the course his remarks said that remarkable
proof of the absence Of grievances existed than that
which occurred the other day, whcn there
danger Of rupture uith America. ireland was
fU of american eui sarics trying to raise up
a spirit 1 disloydby, and meetings wero held
in Dublin at which ftw monniea traitors had tried
10 initiate the cabbage garden heroes Of a. bat had met
Nth no response. Not single man Of reTeetattlay
throughout the country answered the appeal made them,
and why? ireland at the present day was very
different from Ireland Of the past
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strong Unioh feeIIng exIstH among INC czens Of Sar
vannah, but they dare not avow 1t.
The naval force at Savannah consists Of three small
gunbcas, mounng.two guns each, and gunboat the
stocks.
From the demonstrations being made at the time our
informant left Savannah by tho Union troops and the
miserable condition Of the chvary, together with the
great panic which existed among the native born, II is
his opinion that both Charleston and Savannah will
be in tho possession Of the Union troops.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
OPERATIONS AT SAVANNAH.


There scoms 10 have been movement among the fede
ral vessels below in tho last forty eight hours. Last
evening all had departed from the Carolina side except
three in Mud river which have not changed their posi-
tons for weeks past Probably shall hear Of the for
msr tho course Of day or two. In the meantime IL
would be vol to keep sharp lookout at all points on our
coast,
AUGUSTA, Marcfr2, 1852.
A gentleman who has just reached here says that on
Saturday morning Commodore Tatnalls fleet engaged
Of the federal batteries and lost one man
killed The 1cct then retired.
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.

srEc1AL MxxpTs APPEAL.
CLARxsvIiE, Ark, Feb. 25, 1902
The enemy are near at hand, reported fifty thousand
and are sin being reinforced
They moving slowly, waiting for rcinforcemcnis 10
como up.
II will take some time for them to be ready for
further advance when we will be better or than at
present.
desperate campaign before in this section of the
confederncy.
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II was these significant that caused tho
OF John Minor Bolts and tw nty other suspected
citizens Of wealth character and position, and the pro-
c!amation Of martial law. Among those arrested arc
Franklin stearns Valentine Hecher John NJ Higgins and
D. Wardwcll.
The Richm. pa,ch urges summary measures for
checking the Pores OF treason and advocates the
rest and execution Of the conspirators. az =
II was thought that Colonel Corcoran and Colonel
Wilcox would be held hostages for Generals Back
ner and Tilghman; but this was merely rumor O.
Colonel Corcoran and Colonel Wilcox and other Union
prisoners, have reached Richmond. Nt
There great panic at Richmond, which caused
by the recent defeats Of the rebels Tho leading traitors
exhibited the greatest trcpidation.
The Richmond pagers publish General Orders NO 0,
dated Adutant and Inspector Generals Office Richmond
March wherein Jefferson Davis proclams martial law
Richmond and the adjoining country for ten miles.
Brgadier General winder is charged with tho execution
Of the proclamation All distation and sale OF spritu-
liquors forbidden, account Of the demoraiza
ton Of the army and the prevalent disorder.
general order Of General winder appoints Captain
A. c. Gordon Provost Marshal Of the city OF Richmond
All persons having Of any description requested
deliver the to the Ordnance Department. on or
before the 5th OF March; otherwise they will be seized
The Richmond Dispach says that this will bc
hailed with satisfaction by all classes.
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THE LOWER POTOMAC.
From the Fredericksburg Herald, Feb. 2s. !

IFTUIH 1HofTeUVI CkbUuIB flSTHu, FeU Z5.
There was heavy firing heard Tu lay up the rivers
but wo are not advised Of results vas most likely AT
vessels attempting to PASS our batteries.
Ia the storm Of Monday small steamer got on
"lump" of hatompkin Point, and considerable portion
Of her hurricane deck was blown away sho was after.
wards towed or Another steamer had TO put back after
attempting to got around Maryland Point.
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A yExED POINT EXPLAINED.

TFINTl IUUsNTIU
good deal Of speculation, 20 say the least, has been
expendsd on tho failure Of tho rebels 10 follow mp their
victcry q, Manassas by marching against washington
Eldccd, tlis point has been vexed one IN other
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THE REBELS AT NASHVILLE.

AuaNTA, Feb. 2s, 1892
Captain John w Morgan. with a detachment of cavalry.
dashed into Nashville MONDAY and captured twenty.avo
Yaukecs
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THE MINT AT DAHLoNEGA. CA.

The Confederate States Assay oGco now in operation
at the Mint In Dahlonega, Georgia. The Assayer. L. w.
ouian, gives notice thahc assay value will be stamped
on each piece deposited.
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GENERAL BURNsIDE's OPERATIONS.
From the Norfolk Day Book, March A.

From The Norfok Day Book March 81
wo have no news from General Burnside. We pre-.
he is making preparations to against our
rcss and from tho preparations going by our forces
suspect there will lie work whom II docs Open
We have every nndence in ability to drive tho
enemy back Our troops eager for the fray IL como
must and we pray that God will give them success in
driving or the invaders
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
THE UPPER POTOMAC.

[From the Richmond Dispatch, March 81
We have information that the enemy, the number Of
about thousand, have crossed into Harpcrs Ferry
and is believed that the object to rebuild the railroad
bridge tho Potomac perhaps preparatory an ad-
vance towards Winchester.
Apaty Of federal cavalry took possession Of Charles
town on last Wednesday night.
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Mr. sltdcll and the French Cabinet.
rur ..r,uc ron pEClsroNv NOT YET COME

The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says
I cannot affirm that Mr.. sdel has yet the
Emperor but believe he has several. not ALL Of
the Minister'S OF course not officially.
He doubtless explained his views OF the state Of the
South; but he must understand hat the time Is not ya
come for decision.
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The New York herald., 1862-03-06
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
Arrival Of Colonel Corcoran at
Richmond.
Curious Scenes In the Streets Of Pc
tersburg, Virginia.
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Richmond and Its Vicinity Placed
Under Martial Law.
HoW the Mebol Steamer Nashville
Ran the BLOCKADE.
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Arrest and imprisonment Of John
Minor Bolts and Others. >,
The Union Sentiment Displaying Itself
in Richmond,
&C., &C., 10.

We have Norfolk papers Of tho 4th inst Petersburg
papers Of the Sd inst, and Savannah and Charleston
papers Of the 2sth ult
The vessel which arrived Fortress Monroe tho Sd
inst supposed have been the frigats st. Lawrence
the ship Dewitt Clinton bound South.
nag Of truce sent 10 Craney Island on tho
4th inst, but passengers returned.
The Ataanta Conderacy Of the 2sth ut. states that
Gen Bushrcd johnson escaped from Fort Doneson, and
reached Murfrcesboro last Sunday.
The Richmond Dispatch says-colonel Corcorsn, Colonel
c. NJ Wilcox and other federal prisoners to the number
of hundred, arrived here Friday from Columbia,
s. c., and are awaiting transshipment TO Newport's
News They, however not start for several weeks
to come as the arrangements for sending them away
have not yet been completed. Colonel Wilcox s the off,
who acted Military Governor OF Alexandria whom
it was first occupied by the Unonists.
II Is reported from Richmond that John Minor Bolts
has bcen arrested and thrown into prison for manesting
Union proclivties.
THE UNION SENTIMENT IN RICHMOND.
The Richmond Dspach calls attention 10 mysterious
writings the wall indicating that Union conspraors
are at work. Among these writings are the following
r.5 Attention, Union Men," a
"Watch and Waltz
as fs } ''Thc Union Forever" tQ-I-o
{" The Day Is Dawning." D..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
RoSroN MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,, Juiy SD.
iL0JE.--ais- ol Western sare,lae at s. a
IS. ,xtrlsat s5s7sa5-5 lar couuaa. ami
medium aaI choice brands Canada. N.cai-ia,
Ohio and Genesee at s6a65JP Per Dbl. oora
cal is higher, with sales at S. 25a 5 50 per bbl.
f.r common and good. ID Rye Flour the sales
have been at So 50atej per boil. fsr comm on
ami extra.
GBAIN-lbc market lor c.rn hs. been rather
dull the past week. sale. oC Southern All West
ern yellow have been at C5 a 65,., sud Western
mixed at 5s toe. Oats arc firm and rri2ss are
higher. sales at 50 a SOC Per busl. for Eastern
and Canada. including choice lots a, STA s., per
bush. in Rye there have been small sales at sje
per tusL. White Beans are dull. saiss common
and good blue pod at 81 so 10, AMI marrow
and extra pea at s. % Per bush. Canada
Peas are irmer and in b tier demand, sales a; 90
a 95c per bush, including some % arrive az the
latter rate. Shorts are firm aud higher with
Gales at sl7 a Is Ter ton, and Fine iced aud Mid
ding. are in demand at so % per ton, and
scarce.
PROVIsIONS.-The market FOX Pork Is steady
and FIRM sales at 50 a 10 for prime; sll 80 l.
for mess, and Sl2 "A for clear, cash. Beef is
csrce and firm, sales at IS - per Dol for East
ern and Western mess and extra. Lard Is firm
and prices have advanced. sales in hbls and in
tisrces At pc, and in key at % Toe per ID.
cash. Smoked Hams have been in good demand
with considerable sales at a S, Per %. casa
Butter is firm and prices we'll sustained, with
sales at 10 l1o Tor good and extra, sui 10 a &c
for common and fair, including New York and
Vermont diaries. Canada and Western ranges
from 10 a l51 per Ii. as to quality. In Cheese
there have been sales at a sc per 10, including
common and good.
wO0L-F.eece and pulled Wool have been IN
ds1- land, and tbs fales Of the week have been at
full rises, comprising 550,OOo lbs at 50 a SIC for
aseee. and IS a eoc for pulled, as to quality, in
elu6inr extra at the latter rate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
nrRToN sIIATTUCK,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honora-
- DISTRICT OF CHIrrENDES, SIS. bic the Probate
bate Court for the District Of Chittenden.
10 the heirs auI all persons interested in the
estate 1l Burton Shat;uck late Of Burlington de-
ceased. Greeting.
Whereas. aprli.sti0n hath been made to ithis
Court ~ writing by the Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Burton Shattucx late Of Burlington, de-
ceased. praying for license and authority % sell
the real estate Of said deceased, incl udlng the re
version q the widow dover therein, for the pay
men. OF debts, and charges Of administration, anc
setting forth therein the amount OF debts due
from the said deceased, the charges Of administra-
ton the amount Of personal estate, and the sltua-
zion Of the real estate, which real estate consists
of house and lot situated the ives, side oil
Chsmrlain street in the village Of Burlington
formerly owned by Lawrence Wagner
Whcreupon, the said Court appointed and as
signed the ffh day Of August \. D. 1852, at tho
Probate Court rooms in said District, to hear AMI
decide upon said application, and petitSon, AMI
ordered public notice thereof 20 be given TO All
persons interested therein, by publishing SAID
order together with the time and place OF hearing
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Pres q newspaper which circulatcs in the neiSn-
borho1d Of those persons interested in said estate
all vrhch publications shall be previous to tho day
assigned for bearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place assigned,
then aud there IN said Court, 10 give bonds, as the
law directs, for the payment of the debts, anu
charges Of administration, and make your obIcc-
tons 20 the granting such license, If you see cause,
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms this lth day Of July A. d. ls62.
w5u5 D. FRENCH, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
G1LREFrnoLME,s EsTArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. Probate
DisrgIcT or CHrrEyuES, SIS. Court for the Dis
tgict Of Clitteuien.
To all persons Interested In the estate Of Gilbert
Holmes, late q Washington in the County OF
nEtchess in the state q state Of y. !.
Greeting.
IN and for tho District Of Chit,enden and State Of
Vermont, Oh the 18th day Of July, A. D. ls62,
clrtiicl copy cf an instrument proved, approved,
and allowed in the Surrogates curt within and
for the County OF Dutchoss, in the state Of New
York. and purpartug 10 be the last VIII and les
lament Of Giiocr, Holmes, Of the Town OF Wash
iugtou, IL Da.chess County, in the state Of New
York de,ea.eI having real and personal estate
within the District OF Chittenien, upon which
slii VIII may operate was presented to said Court
by Andrew Holmes. one Of the Executors in said
VIII named a person interested therein, to DO al
lowed fled and recorded and it is ordered BY this
Court that the 18th day Of August, A. d. ls62,
be assigned tor allowing and approving SAID copy
OF said WEI, at the Probate Court Rooms in the
District 0t Chit,enden, and that public notice
thereof be given by Publishing this order and the
tuc aui place 90 hearing, three weeks successive
iy iH the Free Press, newspaper printed IN sand
District, The last Ci which publication shah &c
previous the DAY assigned for hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore said Court at the time AID place Aforesaid
tl.u audllere Co contest the approval, fling ana
r-lurdil-,of the aforesaid copy il you see cause.
Given under ny hand at Burlington, in said
District. this l-.h day Of July A. D. lso-.
D. FRENCH, Register.
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LrcIsnA sTEoNC,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 10 all persons con-
sSBIsrEIcr or cHITESDES,s SIS cerned in the E
t.'e Of Lucinda Strong late Of Charlotte, IN said
District deceased Greeting.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
IN and for the District Of Chittendcn on the l2,a
ilv o. July 4. D. lSG1, an Instrument, purport-
i1. 90 De lie Inst VIII and Testament, Of Luciud4
-tro1 late Of Charlotte in said District deceased,
yos u-oseateI 10 the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
And it IS ordered By said Court that the 18th
Jay Il August a. ID. ls62, az the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument; AMI that notice thereof be given
90 all persons Concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks succcs-iyely in the Free Press news
paper printed az said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore You are hereby notified TO appear be
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said viii, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of July, A.
D. lsf-.
wsw8 D. FRENCH, Register.