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a Rsh,l Aeeeunt b FlorIda.


ne following Interesting letter was OBJ.
taEnsd In jacksonville, Florida, BY an off,
@r IN Commodore DupOnts squadron:
aMULSSRR1 Crow, March Z, 1862.
any Dear sistsrs: Since the
attach and eaPtureof Fernandina, the Con-
isderate government has seen it to sban-
don East Florida, and yesterday an order
cane from the Secretary Of War for the
Confsdsrate troops to abandon tho whole Of
Florida, and every troop in the state, to-
gethor with all the cannon, arms, ammuni-
ton, stores, SO, sre being removed, work.
ing day and night 10 do L before Fed-
erals get entire possession Of the State.
O1r government has signihed its inability
"a hold Florida, ana therefore the troops
here have gone 10 assist Ia breaking the
ocrdon from the Cumberland river, in Ten
nsssea, to The ChattahOtio river, and there
is Stil the additional number Of 1850
called for from the state by the govern
ment; but the men will not enlist nov, IS
the government gives as no aid, and ex-
pecls every man in this state to leave his
home sad interest and 90 and hght abroad.
Il has been blowing gale for the past
NAtLll lIh AEQlA An0 MN1l7 NAaeA Aa1 IA0N -
an the water out Of the river and prevented
the enemy coming over the bar, butWe vii
zee them here ss soon es the wind changes.
The Town Council and all the military
heads Of the militia-for We have no Con-
foderate troops noE-met yesterday and
ooRolnded quietly to submit to the joke or
destiny that may await rs, ss We have
neither men, arms or ammunition.
A scene Of the widest oonfu-
sion exists here. Masters are running and
leaving their negroes with no one to look
after them. have taken the wives Of tive
or three Of our men to keep them content
and prevent their running back should l
start, All through the interior the line Of
the railroad is thr0nged with the refugees,
and bread Is sold to them ct 81 per loaf
Sane of them have no place to &c and are
starving in the woods. / have some corn
here, and viii make them catch fish for
neat as have no money to buy with.
Esme ten or twelve families are all that are
lslt In jacksonville. If was able or had
Gke means to get cut Of this State should
dOit forthRith, but / have not. I do net
think We viii be under the Confederate
goVsrnment again until after peace is
made, and then hope the other Oonfeder-
ate States may get Us back by treaty.
HI have written in haste, but tried TO
stats What I intend doing. huch love to
eli the household. God keep you all for
His sake until l get to you.
HBUDDIE."
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A correspondent Of the New York Times,
writing from the camp OF General HOOker's 8
division, makes honorable mention Of james
Lawson, q eOlolsd scout One Of his sue
oessful operations is thus described;
On Thursday, q week ago, it became
necessary 10 obtain correct information Of
the enemy's movements. Since then, bat
teries ct Shipping and Cockpit Points have
been evacuated, and their troops moved 70
Frederieksburgh. Jim VAS the man picked
out fosI akel oSsasion, byl 2l6klea and Ma
VaW. The General came down to Colonel
Graham's quarters about nine o'clock in
the evening, and sent for Jim. There we're
present the General, Colonel Graham, and
myself Jim came into the OolonePs
quarters.
"Jim,g said the General, g want you
to 20 over to Virginia, tonight and find
out what forces they have ct Aqua Greek
and FredsricksbuFgh. II you want any
men to accompany you, pick them out"
81 know. too men that would like to 80"
jim answered. ~
Well, get them, and be back as soon IS
possible" F-IssIsags
Away went Jim over to the oontrsband
camp, and returning almost Immediately,
brought into our presence two very intelh
gent looking dsrkies. ..
"Are you ell rsady 2" inquired the Gen.
sral .r 7-...
"All resdy, sir" the trio responded.
"Well, here, Jim, you take my pistol,"
said General siokles, unbuokling il from
his belt, nRnd If you are successful viii
give you $l00"
jim. said he would be, and bidding uS
good-5ye, started of for the gunbOst satel-
lite, Captain Foster, who landed them
short distance below the Potomac Greek
batteries. They we're to return early in
the morning, but were unable, from the
great distance they went in the interior
Long before daylight, on Saturday morn
ing, the gunboat was lying off the appoint
cd place.
AS the day daWned, Captain Foster dis
covered mounted picket guard near the
beach, and almost ct the same instant saw
Jim to the left Of them, in the woods, sight
ing his gun at the rebel cavalry. BE Or
dered the gig TO be manned, and roWed
TO the shore. The rebels moved along
slowly, thinking to intercept the boat
when Foster gave them 8 shell, which scat
tered them Jim, with only one Of his
original companions, and two fresh con-
trsbands, came on board. Jim had lost
fhs other.
General Hooker has transmitted to the
War Department an account ofsJim's REQ
onnoissaee to FrederioksbUrgh, and unites
with the army and navy Stationed On the
left wing Of the Potomsc, in The hope that
the GoFeFnmint will present jim with q
fitting recompense for his gallant services.
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RROM ar. InuIa.

ST. LOUIS, March 20.
The Democrats Cairo despatch says the
steamer Dieky went down to the feet yes
terday heavily laden with ordinance and
eommissary stores. -vcs -ri
-Four fitypound Navy cannon were taken
down for the guRboat Benton. Also hand
krenades 20 Fepel boarding parties.
Persons from New Madrid report several
rebel transports and gunboats came up with
in range of our Riddle Point batteries on
Wednesday and opened FIRE, but were COM
PEELED to Fetreat after short engagement.
The Gramp6siB iB the only rebel gunboat
above our blockade and is constantly on the
alert watching our movements ct New Mad
rid. Il Is also said the rebels have erected
bulIies on the opposite of the River to pre-.
Tent Gen. Pope's command crossing to at.
tack their rear. T d#.sf $40
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

81 General Shields, the hero Of
Acting Is native Of Tyrone county,
Wincheshere be was born in 1910. he
! Irelanf this country at the age Of sixteen,
4 camSdedat Ka5kaskia, Illin0iH, In 1882 =
Rn& q soon elected 10 the LegiHlature, and
4 KaafmRde State Auditor. His legal at
" Jents W5re more than respectable. In
z y he Was appointed Commissioner of the
neral Land Qhice and removed to Wash-
hgton. On the breaking ont OF the Mexioans
War be was appointed Brigadier General of
volunteers, and distinguished himself a Che
siege Of Vera Cruz and at Cerro Gordo. In
the latter battle be was shot through the
body with q copper ball, and as was suppog.
ID, mortally wounded. BE, however, recov-
cred perfeat health. In AuEnst, ls4B. be was
breveted Major General Of o. s. volunteers.
From 1s49 70 1885 be vas Senator from Hli-
nois, and in 1858 was returned 70 The same
ofico nom Mlanesots, Gen. Shields haTipg
dra lIs short term, hsJ had 10 Tacsta iliS
seat IN 1853, and, not securing 4 reelection,
he went further west into California. From
his retirement be WaS again brought out By
the present war, having been appointed a
Bdgadier General, Fifli commission dating
from Alqutiis 8, ls6isz israieli9 sdi 70 BA-,-l
4s1ci1esre e l-asl
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III fCsr1ssponaehee Of tie NJ Z, Post.J =
The latest private sdviees from Rich.
rftnd nov that the rebels are providing
tFooSs down upon the York and James Nv.
ers. Is g Ghey expected an stack from thai
direction. / Iunderstsnd that It is in evil
deues before the Comhittee on the Con-
Suot of ne War that the rebels we're fully
agousintsd With the Presidents War Order
rs, /. dsied January q, and fixing Rpon
Fsbrtary 22d as the dste for G general ed
V0nUl icon ths rebel lines, long before i
Was kaoFn here exeept in 3 very lnilsd
Military circle. The manner in which thI
rsbels cot their news is still mystery, brI
- cs that they have been able % get ~
lisblo-nsgs from Washington ia spite 2
shsneFspapeE censorship surprises soI
people ct the War Department. An jEs |
hesot Souihernef here remarked .stili
80, shtH tbs csnsoEship vas nlf che
u,5fs rigid than it wss before xogthsrE
CohfedGEates doznot rely updon-they |
nssspaper6 for their infang on here |
knoE quite .ss veil what ave their own |
e. he Newspaper men, red informa ion. /"
Wv az getting at theASt that eur oNn |
hha most tsingDBometimes deceived
spies seem 10 b saturdAy befofe cur
Our Generals. AanasSas, one Of our best
ornv s,ur,sss exsminei, deelared most
cuisr ,hp6rS OcniefVille sud dEnEBsRa
strongly fortified places il.
VsIs q sld thas Q take thsn would b
asfE3I VS.
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sosaslae0 ihsIIsvse o. 10000 men. Itlis
reported that when this story was brought
10 Mr.. Linooln's eag be exclaimed, "Well-
90 on p the troops did 90 On, and found
the famous ouakdr guns ct CentreVille. As
the "Wooden gun" stOsy has been denied in
come respectable newspapers, it may not
Be aniss TO state that three members Of the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War, men
Of the highest character, visited Center
Vile Immediately after the rebels evacust-
ed il, and saw the wooden guns, and will
90 testify ID sheirrepOrt, which some weeks
hence will be made public. II is upon the
word Of such men as Messrs. Julian Goooh
and 0dell, that the story Of the "WoOden
guns" is substantisted
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FRORI WAsHNGTON-

n WAsHlhaIONi Maroh q.
Yesterday the enemy in large force we're
driven from the Washington Railroad june
tion, BY Gen. Sumner. tHEl-
Snow ia falling to-day. az 81 {
Shipping POiat was yesterday occupied
By our troops, . sall-z,
AS the steamer Mt. Vernon passed that
place they had raised the flag Of the Union
and the band was playing the Star
Spangled Banner. Il dliz ID q
All the rebels who have been IN tLst
Vicinity for some time past have left with
the exception Of two or three companies Of
ssyalry.r aai n-il -r'7l
The King Philip lef, here this morning
on trip to Fortress Monroe having on
beard Vice President Hamlin and other
promineat gentlemen and several ladies.
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Cumberland Gap as Viewed By Rebel

Cumberland Gap as Viewed By n Rebel
A cor aspOndent Of The Atlanta Georgia. }
IntsIligsncsrWritss ss follows:
"Wele I permitted I might tel you all
about this celebrated Gap, its defenees and
our strength bat you oan-so csn our
friends-perceiVe that an where must
not tall but think; thst the scratch Of .
pen might bslrsy hundreds Of lives; but /
may ten your readers this; Do aQt be
alarmed; the Gap Is not IS many SUPPOSE,
an opening between two large mouhtains,
but sinph road Deer a siOWhtais; and this
road is allied gap-s place where wagons
travel c9er towards the valleys on each
side. fhis Cumberland Gap is the main
road rom Kentuokg Virginia, and Ten
nessee sand over this We got most Of our
Kentukyhorsss and hogs. It is called by
some 3 turnpike, for about tWenty-six
milerfrom here is e ton-gate, where al
1 porsns pay for the privilege Of trsvel-a
| turpike, not Of plank OF earth, but rocks,
/ shs'p- pointed rocks; audience l conclude
evey blsoksmlth can make q Fortune in
Ev yeargS shoeing horses IN this country,
- lei q " y y - q
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Ehiu Afternoons Report
FROM FORTRESS DTONROR.


% FoRFREss MoEEoE, March %.
Affairs remain quiet here, so far at least
as to news that can be communicated.
The rebels have been exceedingly busy
about Pigs Point and Crsney Island for
the last few days. Steam.tugs have been
busily plying to and fro, and il is supposed
that the rebels are Strengthening their for
tihoatiOns eli along from Craney Island to
the Point.
They have also increased their forces in
that vicinity, or for effect their camps have
been advanced, and long lines Of tents can
be seen along the shore. Glasses are d.
reoted almost momentsrily towards Craney
Island on the look out for the Merrimsc,
and every ind cation Of smoke or steam in
that direction is closely Investigated by
hundreds of7esger eyes InThg 5O IN7
Gen. Hunter and staff arrived here yes
terdsy en- route to Port Royal, to take
command Of the army operations in that
quarter.
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EXPLOsION.

PHLABzLPH1A, March 29.
Jsokson's pymteohnie factory exploded
early this morning. -Four or Eve persons
we're killed, including son Of Jackson.
Ten or twelve boys and girls we're seri-
iously Injured. =. s--sa d.
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C0-PARTN NERSHIP..

NO-PARINERSHEP NOTICE
~ The undsJs gue3 have formed Partnership
81 be oonduoted under tue frm name Of B. p. Myers,
B. P. Myers being general partner and =. q. Bougs
special partner bosh being residents Of OleVelands
ohio. =. o. Rouse contributes to the common stock
the sun Of Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
The general nature Of the business to be transact
cd s that Of the manufacture and sale Of Stoves and
Hollow Ware. Also-ihe sale Of Tinnsrs' Stock,
SAFES, de.
This co-partnership TO date from February lst
1862 and terminate on the first day Of Fsbruary 1865
In witness whereof We hsreunto set our hands and
seals this first day Of February, lse2 -.
fEr RP. MYERS, [Ls1
STAIR OF OHIO, las =
OuyahoRa County, --
CLEYELAED, March Is, 1862.
Personally appeared before me \. P. Myera and T.
O. Rouse, who acknowledged the signing and seal
ing Of the above inStrumtnt as their free act and
deed for the purposes therein mentioned.
SAMUEL FOLJHMBE,
marl7, 1884 Justice Of the Pgees.
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FROM BGIImORR.

BALTIMORE, March 29.
The steamer Nsugatuok srrived here
this morning ;rshe is now lying of Fort
HenrV iIa r-s o ~ .i '.
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RRnnr f,INrrNNarr-

OIso1EEATI, March 29
Parson BreWnloW arrived here yester-
day, and will probably rsmsin several days.
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FURNITURE STORE.

FURNITURE I BURNITUREil
WHOLESALE and REEAI1,
DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,
At our Rarerooms and Manufaetory, % --
No. 81 BOWERY, AND 85 OHRYsFIR STREET,
NEW YORK.
~ Third Avenue Cars pass our stors. ~
We still ooHtlnue the Wholesale and RetaH Fur-
niture Business, at the old stand, No. 81 BoWary,
where With our increased facilities for manufaolur.
ngs We are enabled to Oer inducsn ants the trade
not obtained elsewhere. Our WaT erOoms, No. 81
BoWery, extending two hundred and forty-two feet
through to OhFystie street. and sK 1tores In height
IN the city; and with the increased facilities We pos
cess are enabled to manufacture at lower rates than
any other house in the trade. We would especially
invite your attention TO our stock, eonsistrs. In
part, Of
Rosgpood PGglor and Chamber Hraitnrs
80 In BrocateIle, DalaIne and Plush,H
MAHOGANY. BLACK WALNUT IMITATION
fURNITUKE OF EYEBH UESCBIP rION,
EnAmelled OhAbsS FurhitnEe, In setts, from so 70
% hand, and manufactured 80 order. Fine Rose.
wood, Walnut, and Mahogany Bedgteada, new pat-
tsrn1; alGo, large asgortment Of Mattresses, con-
lisIipg of fstsht Spring, ourisd Rair, Mos, Ex-
We would aiIO cali your attention to our Oans,
Weed ard 0InS Nfnl r. hal b ahI6 A All
times 70 Huvpiy the -trats- the uCEt reaEonEbls
RalksIs Patsst gpsi,g Oradgss.
We srs the sole agents for ihiI city Oh
TeoKER's NHv sTXLH PATEHR ePRIEs BEpS
the begt e veil as the cheapest OF any IN use. e
1A'l la ps'o'' y " '' 1900
have lust been ordered BY Government for Hospital
use. marll:sl
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GARDENING. :.

T ANDs6APE GARDENING, =
1sasls@sA S60 nay Vi.S q saPlos SsTson
10 Lat OF Grolg,as, kGks Floer Glrdzs,
ffS15ls as5 Drsss GT1ps Pises, :,
and Al ofhar Fruit. He VIII sonfFsct b. the DAT
IOR oR EEae1H, on reasonable teEml. BE has also &
th6rough kGeUlsdgs Of LAND DRA1AIHG.
Vti tsB1ongsg ass'ad'e eto' n15aa
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ne allowing interesting letter was Oh.
sainsa IN jacksonville, Florida, BY an off,
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ClLEYELAND 3 TOLEDO R.TRl

Oe1Reetiong aramadsl q McnroaEilo VIA lhs 0lzs
duakys Mansneld and Newark 3. r, Ht OlTds Eith
ths eauduaky, Dayton md Ofnciun1tf b s, e 71ss
nont With Fremont : Indiana Il. y, and ~ Ioleda
with TIE Michigan Southern Etfthsta Tndl1I
-olt, jackson Fort Haylgs I0saagporti ls1sl1
Cairo Altons 81 Louis and al 7oints HsEt HnTtaS
vest and Southwest. -it--ls -5A4N frA-A-ll
Traina arTiFe 10 flsgelABd hon II lsdc Enf- -
vet e eilsAsE.s and slo ?. =. Kr1za ssndGlds
at 2slo 4, = Be- asn. -r. -. 4 u - - -
OlsgeAnd, Hoy.A ,Esl. 80 ~. !, i-sl5s a
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Terms I n 'ss;:; s si % 4fs BH siS 4 s: s: ser "
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Z. MORNING, MARCH 81, 1862.
POST.OFFICE TIMETABLE.

/ WINTER ARRANGEAiENTFo FoR
NV Closing the Halls 81 the Cleveland Post OF.
noe commencing November fth, 1881.
Z = r Tims OF Tine ol
Y .. - Closing Leaving
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

raJltc," repeated ast night full house,
with more perscon OF ensJk thsp its 1rst repre-
sensations. Although tho muso, bsongs 70 another day
and snci,her rics in melody orchestral effects It Is
interesting from tho quantGess OF g style end tho da
matte completeness of the story with which 1t is allied
The poco. too, is well cast. Maaans JSfsnnsen and Ma
dame Rotter deserving especially be for tire
effective manner IN which they the principal
rol& The latter Is charnng little actrsss, and iasuses
vitality into ell around her. On tho whls the p,cs ap
peired To give perfect satisfaction co the rptAnce. 10
dy the eyrenent OF matinee 10 70 be teG the piecs
announced being "lhe Child Of the RsgincnEV
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

NMo's.-An Immense audience drawn tsgs her at
this house last night witness Mr. Forrestsst repre-
senation this season OF tbe "Gladiaor." We neet
scarcely say that ahs perform was most successful
one, this charact- bcing Of his b,st parts. Tho
ST wded state OF columns prevents dovoing
20 an s<tea led notice OF t, although there may
rev points made by Dir. Forrest that would justify
en,e ing into details Tne interest manifested these
performances continues snabated the houses being
nightly crowded 10 excess, or those char oeT.
which are considered secondary in the great actorS
ranNrloiL q.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
Frsra.r os cArAs W. l. Hursos. -. =

| rrxYR,L oE cArtAm W. l.. HuIsos - -
NAvv-The & neral ~ $50 ~
! - csl 6il W. a. ].
son or the United States Navy: viii TAX. p.o. ,h,.
l,dsy) Afternoon at onsc'cock. from No. "a uon,a.
r.. stree; arookiyn. The following notice h,s bssu
Issued by Admirs. Pauldng. .he CommandAn. Of The
Brookiyo Navy Yard
The officers OF lhts Navy Yvf and stst arerespect-
fully requested ~ meet, In und sss uDof, ~ NO 81
hootlgie street, Brooklyn, to ata6 the funsai the
late Captain william Hudson, Uni6f states Navy, ~
enc Clock u. SATURDAY, the 18Th Dstart, 10 oro
coed thencs 70 &C. Anrs church. of Washington
aud sand streets. Rrcok.n
MUSIC AT THE ,KsTaAs PARK.-The Central Park Conn.,
missoners there will bs tho Central
Park on the Mall today -saurday) at half past three r.
NJ by the tentral Prk Band. under tho leadership cf
H. b Dodworth II tho weather y ape The following Is
the proGramms-
t"rihhn harch. julien
Overture, LA File Du Regiment" .Donz,tu
D. Seeottn from tho 'Iohonsan Girl" ........ Bs to
Spiing sounds VA op .GuiJ
Quick &ep 81 et the Lion Awaee" (rom Erssn Verdi
3. se,ection from the Opera Of "zar,a" Ierod
O. Ase-o-Carra Quartet, from Il PuFanr 80. .Beini
Finale 10 VIM Tell RoSsni
n Iut " ~ NS III B. DCNwOrth
o Inc hissan Na'lOnt Hy NM
I. Bell Brandon, medley observation-disclosures. Brz6ey
Tho AationasrOt PouEri
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

have also tbs Gulf This goes far show ,b, Inc
ruinored ravsgis OF the v"nitc am K ths FreoL men
o. war much ex gcerstsS I WAS even rem ted
thai rst class steam igge hsd not men enough. IN
board 10 weigh ~ cnor ai>u attend 20 tho enstpes
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

opp FELLOWS HALL, KEy-CoScERr.-A grand oor
cert, vocal and instrumental is 10 be given Hobcken
Monday evening next, by the ladies OF the Excc soi
Relief Society. in aid Of sick and wounded soldiers. The
programme is attractive ons tho tho bsss
that appeal to the support of the public.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18

Prizes Cashed I'm All Lrga1,zed Lstte-
ries In ormAton given JOSEPH BATES Broker
No II Wall street, No. l, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
JIGHLY IMPORTANT


UNION ARMY!
"a OUNCE OF PREVENTION Is WC27H A POUND
or IL hE.,
Nearly all the diseases camp fe with
AMI ,ulaiity bone. bsnz the
Weakest aud susceptible pat ot the tsIn.
Nrt eo the ehecs ~ which at roders have
10 submit To during their active service
Tue bst weapon o delea eu cau have sA nst al suoe
diseases 10 - ...
ABDOM NAL SUrPUkrEH AND MEDICAL SAFE.
quad COhBiNKD.
The surgeon Gem til. phy ans AMI n
gcons who have exaNsn.i tnG tnrnulk ~ it, me csrs
qualities. have nded It's by the Union soldss
Measi. O. u. EsASS CO scored tho iisnt To sell he
SAFEGUARD in the Un ted St,tes and arc now having
tlr atured under the stperinend nce VI an .pis
physician. and maang arrAngen ents T. place then
within 'he reach OF in on soldier An S.ency nes
es,nbls In New York, PdilaieIphs and Hosto.
where iairs In ths vnity about ~ part for the W.
can be supplied.
SJLpIERtlsnA
MEDICArED SAfEuUARD.
Every sto uld have 80
The Soldiers and friends OF Soldiers ts respee
fully solicited To this new Invention.
TIMELY USE
Price ding to size.
Sent by n,xil ad the recept a. ~
price including posagr. n BY mail Postage No l. u
o nts; No. O. IS cents: M. 3 10 cents
N. B-N0ne gen z less stzmped-Dr. D. kVANo
Descr ptve circulars Sent ir,e.
General az for the Unue States
Send orders 20 a. o. EVANS Il CO., AZ Broadway.
No. 439 Oh stnut stfst, PhtlAdephiA-
. No. 81 Washington street, Boston.
Also for sale BY dealers In military goods
Descriptive clcuars sent free
The New York herald., 1862-10-18
Our Havana correspondence

HAVANA Oct ~, le0Z
On the 9Th, about midday, the rebel steamer Banchs
chased shore about six miles to the westward OF
the Moro by of the United States The
0e to We cargo of Cotton v hch entirely
consumed.
The Spanards appear to be very much excited vowng
vengeance for insult to Spanish coil They forget
that when the English war sent their boats into
Sagua la Grande Tor days SUCCESSION, and searched all
the american vessels then in the harb0r, insulting the
captains crews and this only three yea since that
then very aggressive to the sacred SOL of Spain
Business OF all kinds Is very dull. Sickness rs lbang,
and there Of fever. The weather has
been quite koo tor some days past.
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