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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
Further about the Battle at APacheo

Pass.
ST. LOUIS, April ia correspondence Of the
Missouri Republican, dated Apachee Glen, New
Mexico, between Santa Fe and Fort Union,
March 30lh, says:
Since wrote you, Colonial slough's column.
thirteen hundred strong, have advanced to
Hogan's rancho, twenty-five miles Donh Of
Santa Fe, where they encountered the enemy
strength not known-and Immediately engaged
them. MSjor Crittenden, lst Colorado volun-
teere, and two companies OF United States In.
tantry, under Captain Lewis, were sent across
the Maio TO fall upon their rear. Col. Slough,
according to programme, gave way gradually,
which lefG the supply train of the rebels unsup
ported, which Major Crlttenden and Captain
Lewis easily captured, together with about fifty
loaded wagons, whion were burned, and twenty
prisoners and one 2O.pound howitzer, taken
from US at Fort Craig, which was spiked by our
troops. Col. Slough's command then fell back
to strong position.
Our trophies are one hundred prisoners
privates and officers, fifty loaded wagons burn.
ed, one piece OF artillery of the enemy, spiked,
from one hondred to Two hundred killed and
wounded, one Major, two Captains, etc.
Our loss 10 about eighteen or twenty killed,
including Lieut. Baker, Colorado volunteers,
and thirty or forty wounded.
IL Is supposed the rebel Gen. Sibley will ad-
vance upon Col. Slough's column, with his en-
tire force, from two to three thousand strong
and that Col. Slough will fall back upon the
trenches at Depo; Union.
AT last accounts Col. Candy had not left Fort
Craig. With Col. Slough's command, It is be.
lieyed be can hold Fort Union against any force
the rebels Can bring against is.
The whole command engaged on our eide be-
haved with eignal gallantry and coolness, both
volunteers and regulars.
PosTscRIPr.- March 81. l.--Ninety y.fve prisoners
with eleven officers Of the rebel army, have just
passed under escort, and will arrive at Fort I'm.
Ion tonight or carly In the morning
Col Slough's entire command has fallen back
to Bencal Springs, forty.iour miles from Fort
Union, and within supporting distance.
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Arrival Of Prisoners.

BotToN, April ls.--Thos, T. Tansall, late U.
3: Consul at Tangiers, and Mr.. Myers, Purser
ot the pirate Sumter. arrested at Algeslrae,
Morocco, arrived here to day in the bark Har.
vest Home, to which they were transferred from
the gunboat John. The prisoners were in
irons, which were removed BY order Of Mar
shal Key, ana tney were sent to Fort Warren, to
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TO MARRIED MEN.

Ox Chose Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will giveinfOrmation on very in
I<gestta0 and important subject, which win be vain.
cd more than thousand times its cost BY every married
couple Of any age condition in life Tbs information
will be sent by mail to any address tbs receipt Of 2s
cents (stlvei) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed 10
II. B. MORRIS, ID, D
carbohydrates Boston, Man
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Sheriff q Sale.

Peter Barker } Doc. 3, page 37Q.
vs., tupertor Court OF franklin
Thomas Daniel ct sl.> county, Ohio.
DY VIRTUE or A WRIT or vBNDI TO MR
ID directed from the superior cour. Of franklin coun.
ty, ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House, In the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l7th day of May, A. D., 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock,
p NJ the following described real estate situate in the
county Of franklin and State of Ohio, to wit:
ALI that part Of lot No. l57 In the town Of Worthng-
tom In said county lying east Of Elias Lewiss east lne
being about two-lhrds Of said lot No. I57 and being
same premises formerly occupied by John Nc Mullen and
Pyron Whitehead, respectively, and the same that was
conveyed to Thomas Daniel by JanieI Ups and Nife
by deed dated March 18th, ,also, lot No. and
feet III Of North de Of lot No. 49, lot NO. feet
of Of moth eide Of lot No. lots Nos. Is and 10, in
the town OF Worthington, Franklin county, Ohio,
App aised-
Lot No. l57at Sls00
Lot No; 4, and feet on N. side of lot No. 10, a,
Lot No. 3. and feet of N. side of lot No. "a, at
$3.50.
| Lot No. l, 9l05.
| Lot No. 2, 500.
| Lot No. IS, 90U.
Lot No. ls, $50.
| Printers fees, 5000.
april l5.dlt&wtd
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Money Mark et.
rrLEoaAFurD FOR THE OHIO srATrsMAs.J

lTEIEORAFurp FOR THE OHIO srATEaMAs.
Nav YoRR, April ls.
Ths money market Is easier with moderate bGliness
at SOS per, cent. Tor loans on call
Strictly prime Paper Is scarce and waited at 5K9eh
per cent.
Sterling Exchange Is dull at lllX9li2 for Mer
chants, snd ll2HSll2k Tor Bankers Bills.
American Gold &C i've at IL p0r cent. premium,
California Gold Bars have declined to 2 per cent.
premium with free sales.
United States Skies Of 1851 at e3K@eaK; 3.lO
Treasury Notes ct 99XaRl00.
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A BOat Syvamped-FOrty PrIvates and
several officers Drowned.

WIScHEsrER, April l7.--Yesterday a large
boat containing a number of men and officers
Of the 18th Pennsylvania regiment, swamped
at Castleman's Ferry, on the Shenandoah,
drowning between forty and fifty men and sew
eral officers; among the latter are Adjt. Teat
man, Capt. Wilson OF the 80 brigade, Commis
sary, and Capt. Ward. The regiment was
formerly commanded by Col Bahler, now act.
ing Brig. General Of the Sd brigade, General
Blenker's division.
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high Water at Cairo.

CAIRO, April l5 The river at this point ia
rising veIy rapidly. II Is already forty feet
above low water mark, and up TO the mark Of
the break which fuoded Cairo come years ago.
Great preparations are being made In anticipa'
tioA OF it breaking through the levee.
Nothing from the Tennessee river. Moth.
ing from the feet that can be published
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rort Wrlaht oanlnrea.

CHICAGO, April 1a The evening Journal
says: We learn from private sources this
morning that Fott Wright was ettacked by
Commodore Foote'S Aotilla on Monday, aud ha.
been captured. We presume our information
correct, a. Il comes from one who knows about
everything that 10 going on.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
ShiOh are liable to inpart a tain. to the mouth.

Dr.. HuRDs TooTEAcHE Drops cure rsO,sscs.
Hon exposed nerves, and the beat friends thai
suffering "-~ ~
FARMERS and MEcHAMcsl you cannot we'll afford 10
neglect your teeth For irAipg sam you can now eei
psseVaves, thsn Whieh Rothschild or Astor can get
soMpTloN OF TUE LUNG. oftan oTisinate 10 NEGLECT
Lesth' send Tor the Treaties 7bSth, and read DR.
StSns observations on this subject. II too late 10
teeth. '~'N SVS' SnnuAeNs
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BALTIMORE, April l8 The following is from
the special correspondent of tine American:
There are no indications Of the re-appearance
of the Merrimac. The French steamer Gasen-
die is still at Norfolk, awaiting the return OF
the French Minister from Richmond, where it is
presumed he has gone 10 insure the safety OF
the tobacco purchased by the French Govern
ment,
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pa Taon RgovvmloNv at PhiIadelphia.

Paraon Bfownioaw az Phiiadeiphia.
PHrLADEIPHIl, April lo.--Parson Brownlow
was received at Independence Hall BY the clty au.
thori.ies this morning, Mr.. Tfegg, president Of
the Common Council, receiving him with words
Of the heartiest welcome. PArson BroWnlow
replied In characteristic address OF some
length.
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New YoRK, April Is.-The steamer Ariel,
from Aapinwall 4Gh, via Port Royal 18th, has
arrived. She has elk hundred and seventeen
thousand dollars in treasure.
Indian graves, containing gold, had been dis
covered on Santa Clara Island, In the Ouaya-
gine river, occaslonlDG much excitement.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

WI u0RL STRAIGHT HAIR In Soft, silken Flowing
Curs, that will remain IL shape for one dsy or one
week desired or auy lonLo pc rod II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple ana easy
Ths air Toilet does Lot In any manDeI interfere with
the ndlHrG Sot7sts Of he Hair. 1t neither scoTches
hor dyes it; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
snee: II also prevents the hsr from TGiiisg OF and
tuIzing gray,
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What are the People DoingP

The American people are intelligent enough 20 Sppre
ciate preparations that contribute much to the happ
ness OF those using them, and they want them Ever
mall ofings Us letters some ordering the TRRATIsR on
TEETH some the NEURALGIA PLAsTERs and not few en-.
closing 81 cents for the Mouth WAsH to be sent By mall
put 70 these we are compelled to reply that s is imp
bic to send half pint bottle by mail The peope want
these Remedies W1o otR supply Gsemf
Nor ia 10
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mar Wnter nt Albany.

ALBANY, April 1S.--The river rose last night
over the dooks, and partially up State street.
The damage done here is small. The Central
Railroad track 10 under water some forty miles.
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removed from his old OFIlce.

DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus, O., has devoted himself for series Of years
70 the treatment Of certain private diseases. Hs may be
Consuled at his Office Broadway, the Exchange
Bank.
janIgdH
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shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrying
tnese articles around to families. The DENTAL TRRAS
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around Send for and see Or better dozens which
We Will sell az samples for 81 Agents ppied liher-
ally with circulars II Now Is the tune 70 70 into
spending thousands for The benefit OF agents. New
England men and women here II something niee ana
chance to take the tide al its food.
Address
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Tp ,nsy cannot, send 10 rs for the DENTAL
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whot was oaptured a, Pula,I,I.

WARRINGTON, April 10 o-The Following was
received at the War Department to-day from
General Hunter commanding in South. Carolina:
PoRr ROYAL, 8. c., April III
via SANDY HOOK, April l6.
We opened our batteries on Fort Pulaski on
the morniDg Of the 10Th Inst. After thirty
hours continuous firing practicable breach was
made, and preparations for stormiDg were about
to commence, when the rebel A,g was struck.
We have captured forty-seven guns, seven thou
sand shot and shells, forty thousand pounds Of
powder, three hundred and sixty prisoners, with
their email arms and aecoutremenls, and good
supply Of provisions. one Of our men was
killed. none wounded.
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SgAl% edy, if neglected, often ter
mtnotes seriously. FeO are otoare Of
the inportancs Of stopping a Tough or
SlLiqht IGcLd in its first stage that
tuhtch in tho beginning toouIId yield to
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attaots the lungs.
@kotcy1'a 8FonchiaL lStocjies
lrers first tntroduoed elcven years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
artis,s before the public for Igouahs,
1clda, 8fonchitta, .79stian1a,
RatdEEh, the Haclctng Cough in /So,1-
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the ISjlrcat, gtving immediate relief
PasDEtc Speakers GSsd Singers,
toill find them efectttal for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold BY all pruRgists and Dealers in
Medicine, at 95 cents per boa.
FOr sale, Wholesale or retail, by
O. ROBERTS Druggist
No. "a North High street.
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Gen. Banks Occupies Newmarket.

Gen. Banks Occupies Newmarket.
WASHINGTON, April l8.-Tbe following has
been received at the War Department
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE SRESAN
DoAH, April IT, P. MO Hon. E. NJ
Stanton Our troops occupy Newmarket to-
night. There has been some llery skrmish.
log, but no loss on our eide. We have many
prisoners
(Sgned) N. P. BANKS,
Mlior- General Commanding.
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ROME, N. Y, April 15.-The whole Mohawk
is inundated. Trains on the Central Road we're
detained last night, but came through to-day or
time.
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LATER

10 the engagement Wednesday between the
Third Vermont and the enemy, thigty.two oil
our men were killed and ninety wounded, ten
probably fatally. The regiment behaved with
great gallentry, driving superior number oi
the enemy from a fortified position; bus the
rebels being reinforced, they we're obliged to re-
tire.
Our artillery moved the rebels down by
acres.
Lieut.. B B. Wagner, Typographical Eugi
neer, lost an arm yesterday by shell striking
a table In front OF him, ON which we're his papers
His arm was amputsted, but he will probably
recover.
About one this morning the enemy in force
attempted to CROSS the dam In front Of ouI
lines, with a view of capturing battery Of
ours. A reserve force of our infantry opened
fite on them, forcing them to beat retreat
leaving their dead and wounded on the field
which they succeeded 10 recovering by day
light
Both parties opened with artillery, which hal
continued to the present time. None Of oul
men we're killed.
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Great Rise In the Connecticut River.
sPRINeTIELD, Mass, April l9-At 9 o'clock
this evening, the Connecticut River was eigh-
teen feet above low water marx and rapidly
rising. This 10 within four feet four inches Of
the great food Of Nay fret, 1854. Such rise
Of the river without rain is unparalleled.
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From YOrktOwn-The ENEMY Make
an Attacvs and arc RePnlsed-OuE
GunbOats Smelling the Town.
WAsHTNHToN, April l9.-.The following dis.
patches were received to-day at the War De-
partment from General Mcclellan.
"HEADoUARTERs AMY OF THE PoToHAC,l
April IL, 1852
cat about half an hour after midnight, the
enemy attacked Smiths position and attempted
to carry his guns. Smith repulsed them hand.
somely, and took some prisoners. / have nc
details, but will forward them as soon as my
Aids return. The firing Was very heavy. All
is now quiet"
"SEoJnD DnPAToH.-My position, occupied
yesterday by Smith, was intrenched last night
so that We have been able to prevent the enemy
from working to day, aud have kept his guns
silent. The same result st the batteries 81
Hyau's Mills"
Dispatches to the Wsr Departm ent say York
town was shelled BY our gunboats and some four
barges, but without effect There has been o
good deal Of firing from the Yorktown land
batteries
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SPEClAE NOTICES

.SRSTNsas "a gSiehe Cold, Cough,
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PHILADELPHIA, November 8

The Washirst Star says last night the
advance of the Army of the Potomac. under
General Burns de Fuz John Porter and
others, doubtless biyOuacked upon the limo
of the Alexandria and Winchester turnpike
from Upperville, three miles in front, or
below Ashby's Gap. down to Middleburs-
a distance of ten m les. The cavalry must
have halted for the night very near. II not
on the line of the Manassas Gap Railroad
somewhere between Front Royal and Thor
oughfare Gap.
The force OF Sigel, which took up the
line of m arch early yesterday, must have
advanced upon the line of the same railroad
to Thoroug htare Gap ere nightfali, II not
beyond that point. while another division OF
the army in front Of Washington, under
Sickles. at the same time was doubles ad-
vauci,g in the rear Of ) gel, and at nls ut
within supporting distance OF h'm.
Such We judse from our knowird1e OF
the country rpaLs, ", to nave necessarily
been H.. r,nv+m.u LAST Of The Blue Ridge
The m ,rch OF Gen Slckle's division yes'er-
d.v before Ai.xan!ra almost TO The eX-
irem4 rent. ELECTS great credit on It. Up
2:3O p. Nj to-day. we lave not been
adj. 10 learn lat the enemy had appeared
in front of Sirr.'S command IN any iofce
We would have learnei the facts bad the
enemy veutured an attack Oh our forces IN
that ararter, this morning. We thirk II
now clear that Lees Il INK has been turnec
AsHISGroN, Novem Der 3.
Il ia said Tonight. in military circles that
Col Garesche, \ A General Of the army.
npon duty in thu Ar Deplrtme soon leave
here for duty in the field as Chiei .! > All
of Mi Gen r lsecrans, ar that be VIII he
succeeded by Col James FRY, at present
Chief of Staff to Gen Buell.
The entire army has been paid to the 80 n
of June, and 4 portion up the 3l>t OF Au-
gust. The reason for non-pacnent as to
the rem aipder IS owing to the Treasury De-
p,r,ment being unable to honor the reqni'i-
tious of the Pay Department, the bounty
aud advance pay TO the new levies having
beet first paid, aud this transaction requir-
/ ing all the available funds.
Gov. Curtin is here to confer with the
President upon important military affairs
connected with Pennsy lvania.
Rear Admiral Dupont, N a communica-
ton to the Navy Department, relating tn c
circumstances Attending the capture OF the
British steamers Scotia, Angela and O"a-
chita. aud the destruction OF the NJ limbo
saws the crew Of the Scotia were IN state
of iptoxicaton, SO that thew became almost
unmanageable and Acting Volunteer Lieut.
Cunroy ordered them to be transferred on
board the Restless and put iu irons.
The Angela, when captured. was almost
out of coal, and was sent by Capt GodSon
senior officer off Charleston. to Port Roya
to be supplied. This is tho same vessel
which attempted to enter Charleston ii
Septembe and being headed off. succeed ed
in making her escape through she darkness.