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The New York herald., 1862-03-27
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10, 1852
Arrived Neptunes Favoro, Callao steamer Sonora,
Panama. Sailed ship Rcnown, Cal.ao.
SAN FRANCISCO, March -, 1852
Sailed ship Ocean Telegraph Callao; steamer Sonora
Panama, with ITO passengers and 100000 treasure
for New York and $500 600 for England.
Dates from Oregon and British Columbia 70 the
18th. The ice in Columbia Fraser rivers has
menccd breaking up. Thirteen miners have been mur.
dered by Snake Indians in the Salmon river mines.
SAN FRAycisco, March 25, 1867.
Arrived ships Eagle Wing and Nucownh, New York;
Margaret, Manila.
Saw FRAHC:sco, March 25, 1852.
Arrived ship Iyanhce, Sunderland Moonlight Us days
from Hong Kong; bark Comet, Honolulu.
The Honolulu Adreriiser auhoritatively denies that
agents went to England to hypoheca,e the entire
group of islands security for loan. There Is
cessity for loan, much lees forced one.
Ship War Hawk arrived at Honolula on the LIST and
sailed on the 81 fer Hong Konss
The California Legislature to-day passed resolutions
requesting tho Governor 70 telegraph to the President
IL the condition Of foreign affairs would render IL advs
able for this State to for.ify her harbcrs.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Condition of the Merrimac after the Bat
lie with the Monitor, dsc., &c.

CONDITION OF tine Merrimac after the Bots
lie with the Monitor, De-, &c.
BALTIMORE, March 20, 1897.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the Baltimore
Apeicon gives report Of two intelligent conabands
relative the condition Of the Msrrimae. She returned
to Norfolk lcaky and six feet Of water In her. six
steamers towcd her up, and IL was feared at Arst
she would 60 down before extra pumps could
be risged board 10 relieve her. Her nrss
were ex,nsulshcd shortly after hauling or from the
Monitor These contrabands also positively assert not
only the death Of Buchanan, but Of The Lieutenant in
command on Sunday, with seven ssamsn, and number
wounded. They positively assert the death and burial
Of both. Possibly Lieutenant Minor her second ofcsr,
and not Jones, is meant BY them.
The Monitor stands out in the Roads, this side Of g.
walls Point with steam up ready for action The great
est confidence fslt m the result She is 10 fine oonAi.
ton and ready al . moments warning
The French steamer Catinst arrived today and drop
ped anchor In the Roads.
II 10 rumorsd that Yorktown, or . considerable por
tion Of st. Is burned. large nre visible In that
direction Sunday night, which thought TO be some
thing more than burning brush. large hre was also
to-day In the neghborhood Of New Market bridge,
which seemed 70 be quite extensive Heavy volumes Of
smoke for several hours was beyond the Union
lines an d its character could not be ascertained.
Restlys 70 tie Nsshviis the Cambridge reports the
Nashville loaded with valuable cargo of cotton ano
naval stores She ran the blockade on tuesday nghs
enisbod she was fairly abreast the Cambridge before
d,s.ovared ON sunday tho Chippewa, faster steamer
arrived 10 lake the place Of the Cambridge.
Fort Macon aud Beaufort are st IN the possession Of
on sunday night the Sawyer guns at the Rip Raps made
scms CAPITAL shots at Sswalls Point Tuesday mornina
one shell, nled with new liquid hre, exploded in tho
midst of the rebel parade ground. Iii believed II did
considerable damage.
The rebels have brough. the cannon heretofore com.
handing the channel at Sewes Point around the point
facing the Rip Raps They rcd at the Rip Raps but he
ball fall short about dfty yards was good limo shot
but the ralibra was insufficient.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

The lists of killed have not yet been received but the
number is believed TO be lO5
Captain Noonan, OF the twenty y-thrd Virginia Of Fre-
derrick, Nd, died this morning after having his leg
putated.
THE REBEL WOUNDED At WINCHESTER.
Pho following rebels wounded in the hospitals
here
T. S. Carroll, Twenty first Virginia John Mcclure
Thirty seventh Virginia John Wright, Thirty
Virginia; Henry Hubbard and James Myers Forty second
Virginia. Peter G. Mack, Thirty seventh Virginia. James
Dugan, Irish battalion; Lieutenant John Gardner, Lieu
tenant David Veen Samuel C. Slocum Captain James r.
Kelly, Fourteenth Maryland; N. Holland Seventh Vir-
gina; James Mcneil Irish battalion; Dennis Morarty,
Irish battalion; james w. Blanks and william F. AdaDls
Twenty first Virginia f. W. Cormack, Fourth Virginia.
A. Barnett, Second Virginia; William Bell. Fourth Vr
gina; H. F. Neil, Thirty snth Virginia Captain VIM.
Wright, Fortysecond Virginia; ~ Scales, Forty-second
Virginia. +. II. Burnett, + u. Brown, John Myers, II.
Zenor, James McQul Z. Morgan, j. R. Fritz, G. p Bal
10y, Is. Rowes, Fourteenth Maryland Edward Mute,
First Virginia; George Washington, Second Virginia;
James c. Cornet, Fourth Virginia. Charles Thomas,
Thirty seventh Virginia; WIN. A. Buchanan, Thirty
Mcknight, Seventh Maryland; Marx Helms Fourteenth
Maryland John Colbert Thirty third Virginia; f. Robin
son, First Virginia; j. NJ Chrisbrgher, thirty third
Yrgnin; John Cochrane, Thirteenth Maryland George
Gardner, Fourteenth Maryland; p Hawkins Tys enty-
third Virginia; J. Svers, Twenty seventh Virginia; W.
E. Celgon, Fourth Virginia
Several rebels have died here, and others cannot sur
vive.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
NEWS FROM ISLAND NO. TEN.

The Rebels Removing Their Cannon and
Ammunition to the Manila nd-Great
Battle Expected at Corfnth, Miss, &c.
ST.. LOUIS, March 20, 1852.
The st. Louis Republican, Cairo despatch says
Persons who left Memphis recently report Generals
Bcauresard rolk Chestham and Clark at Corntb
Mississippi, whore Il is expected 4 great battle will
soon be fought.
The rebe Island No 10 ha9 not burned their trans
ports and bargss previously reported but trans.
porting cannon and ammunition from the island TO the
mainland. They communicated by signal lights with
their forces at Union City the night before last
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1852.
despatch received to-nigh. from Cairo, bringing The
latest intelligence from Island No. 10, says
The main works Of the enemy on the mainland are
overowsd and nearly the whole Of the Mississippi val
Icy in that vicinity This delays effective operations BY
our forces as present.
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Com npllmentary Despatch IRON, the Secr'
tary OF War to Gen. Shields.
The Casualties mt the Battle.

MANCHESTER, March 20, 1862.
The following among the wounded In tho hospitals,
most of them seriously, some fatally The officers and
men having slight wounds havo not returned TO their
regiments many Of the officers have yet reported
being private quarters. The list is not yet compets
sIxTY-sEvENTH ONO REGIMENT.
Corporal Henry Gibbs, John Jaw, CORPORAL Andrew
Hastings Uhgh) Private Isaac /. Rich (eft lcg) Ser
geant George N. Parsons (eg, sligb, Private james
Smith (serious). B; Nussenbunart Henry Drago, M. C.
Caagn, r. i. Bell, j. A. Leutz, lsadore Ncage, John
CANA James Robert. Christian schwekman, H. Wheeler
f. J. Sullivan, j. W. Tappen, James Murdock Lieutenant
winslow (thigh) Charles a. Geer lelbow)
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH PENNSYLVANIA REGI-
MENr.
Philip H. Croft John Ferguson ]. Dawson, J. Cooper
- Lieborch.
WOUNDED.
Adjutant John Nipple, Holland C. +. Horn, j. Val
lance, - Hopkins J. foneman, 2. Everly, W. 1iamsey,
John Martin, David Price, wm A. College, Anthony Kim.
raj g. Murphey Thomas Mcllvaine David Gardner John
b. Albert VIM. Courage, Michael Iacock, Silas s. Antho
ny, Sergeant wm Roberts John Border, Jacob H. Hoop
Nettc. Ira Horn, r. 8. Baker, Sergeant VIM r. Ramsey
Thomas Gloshcr, j. C. Dorman John Doughsrty.
ErGHTY-FoURrH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
Frank In Hausior, Corporal ]. Hocnbeck John Brooks,
D. Roberts, VIM Cassidy scrgesnis Hugh Smith and O.
YSsn FSS ra.y Icy
j. Ledger, D. @. Orr wm Loser, r. s. Barr, r. Johnson
&. ID. Bower, VIM. Himan, II. Lane, Thomas Bamhl.
WIN. Mccarthy, W. Prosser John Prosser, r. Noonan j.
d. Baker J. l.. Wheeler, Norman Striker, 1hos c. Fov.
lcr Albert Fitzharris W. H. Cassidy, J. G. ssshers
FOURTEENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
VIM Rapler. !. W. Bonnet, T. d. Brown, J. McQuill j.
r. Frctz o. H. Bailey, A. Rcelan, B. Ravis Jesse Wilbur
Thomas Hudson and Harry Hunter.
THIRrEENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
W. r. Mitchell ID. Robinson, Ely Cook, J. Cochrans,
James Mattan, ID. +. Hamilton, O. w. Graham, corporal
Theodore Joupdon \. II. Weller, N. HARLEM, Elijah Y.
Gooms and J. i. Cowan
SEVENTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
q. W. Cummings, Vim. Usrsbarger, n. B. Hamlet, =.
W. Jones, Henry Rcdding Charles Roberts, j. q. Demera
B. Nicholson, Willis kessler, e. Robbins and A. D.
johnson.
EIGHTH OHIO REGIMENT.
Daniel Mcneil, Geo. Myers, j. A. Boueli, J. IT, Roy
nolds j. G. Camp, Hiram Fellows Jno Hamilton, Ira 2.
Brigham, Geo. Kent, Stephen Rofc, II. ID. nowkor Jno
Keenan, A. j. Disbro, wm Kerr, Samuel Bealss Stephen
Silas, Alfred Fander, Geo q. Flanders
FIFTH ONO REGIMENT.
Henry Teale, Jas. Hunter, Frederick Frchs Chas lip
part, Vim. Miller. VIM. p. Sands, 7. Lamforseck Henry
A. Iolser, NJ. Hal, Thos Atkn, Lawrence Well.
SEVENTH ONO REGIMENT.
Richard Phillips, Edwin Thompson, Christian Resse
stephen Kellogg, r. W. Holman y. H. Worcester, ,Chss
Eagen, A. j. Fagcn, A. J. Kelley, Jacob Mock, Arthur
lnpln. joseph Miller, Owen Gregory, =. NJ. Palmer,
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
IMPORTANT FROM the STATE CAPITAL

Action OF the Assembly, ON the P0bl1c
Defence Blll-Thrcc Millions OF Dollars
Appropria tcd-Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars TO he Expended for the Defence
OF New York City.
AIRANY, March 26-lI.30 NJ
Raymond's Public Defence bill came up for a third
reading TO- light motion made 20 recommt 1t 10
the Committee Public Defence, with instructions
port the bill presented by Mr. Snyder in the Committee Of
the WHOLE and other amendments agreed upon by that
committee spirited contest il. Tho motion
was finally carried Subsequently the committee reported
as instructed bill approprating three millions and half
1--WE hundred thousand CT to be Immediately expended
the havbor o. New York; under the direction of Gov
Morgan Col Delaiield and Mr.. Craven Of the Croton
Board, in such manner rs they may deem best for the
protection OF the harbOr.
The three million conditionay, and placed under
the direction OF the general government IL auihorzcs
the Comptroller TO raise that amount and pay to
the United States government loan, II called for by
the TO be expended as they may direct for
placing the better condition Of public defence
The commission named above have control only oC the
five hundred thousand. and have not control the
three millions Appropriated conditionaly.
The bill reported ordered 10 third reading, and
would Immediately have passed If vote had been taken
]. was however, by general consent laid over 70 be
Raymonds victory in ordering his 5000 900 appropra.
tion for the defence Of New York to third roadng,
proves TO be a barren ono.
dormen last Monday night, has been sent up here with
the foolish notion Of getting the Legislature sanction
without tho OF the Board OF Councilman.
Tho action Of the Assembly tonight will doubtless pre-
vent its being presented.
Tho Governor to-day sent into tho senate the name OF
William wasson for Canal Appraiser. IN. Senate
pended tho rules and unanimously confirmed the nom
nation. This is q denomination.
The republican Senators held private caucus tonight
the Congressional apportionment, and after four
hours elaboration agreed upon the minority report Of
the Senate committee with three four changes They
left the New York districts the same reported and
changed one ward In Brooklyn from the Sc
cond 10 the Third district made Monroe
county a district by itself, and transferred
Orleans county to the district composed OF Morgan,
Genssee and Wyoming counties The minority report,
with these amendments having received the sanction of
tho republicans Of the Senate IL will pass Tint body at
early day.
There was caucus held at Congress Hall after tho ad.
jourpment Of the House the Excise laws, psrici
pated II by several members and outsiders connected
with the Liquor Dealers Association They finally agreed
upon Mr.. Avord's bill, with some few notifications.
This places additional restrictions the Excise Commits
sioners.
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Edward y. Kelley, Sergeant Major j. p. Webb, W. E.
Smith, D. Reyd. D. W. Cancsy, A. A. Fitch, A. A. Cavs
nah Daniel OConnor Jas Smith, Richard Winssr David
Becker, l.. H. Campbell j. Millsrman, Wallace Coburn
r. Gardner, r. Bethel Albert withers, Samuel Sweet,
John Mcknight, James Hunt. A. Twchel H. McQniston,
T. A. Warner George Bouder Moses Owen, g. f. Tracey.
BENJAMIN Grdley Anson Pritchard, y. B. Dorren George
Annins, VIM Puterman.
TwEETY-NINTH OHIO REGIMENT.
- Valentine, viero Myron, 8. Wright and Louis Har-
ris.
The following as ut present can be ascertain
cd the number wounded at the battle Of Sunday
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
Personal Intelligence.

Major General Hunter left the Astor House yesterday
morning. He proceeded on the o'clock train to
Washington, where he will remain for . few days, and
will sail for Port Royal from Fortress Monroe.
Major General Fremont and staff left the Astor House
last evening. They go direct TO Wheeling Va via alt
more. Mrs Fremont and children will leave tho city
this morning
Tho following officers, composing the stan of Major
General Hunter left this city last evening Join him nj
Fortress Monroe Colonel y W shafer, Surgeon Joseph
X. Barnes, Major Edward Wright, Major r. NJ. Hough
Major charles q. Haprc, Captain w Turner Captain
Edward W. Smith Lieutenant Samuel W. Stockton Lieu.
tenant A. N. Kenzic and Lieutenant Doottle.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
City Intelligence.

LECTURE ON 1BE WAR ny CHAP ,N CoNwAy.-Rcv. W.
T. Conway, the Chaplain of Hawkins zouaves will leo
ture at Continental Hail. Thirty fourth street and Eighth
avenue. this evening" at eight O'Clock. subect-"1nc
dents of the war; Chaplain Conway will relate many
interesting incidents which have come under his
observation on the battle fields Of North Carolina Ad
mission free.
The LATE CoMMoDoRs IKvY.--The friends Of the late
Commodore u p. Levy, United States Navy respect
fully notified that there will be service at the residence
OF his family, No. 1O7 st. Marks place, Wednesday,
Thursday and Sunday afternoons at halpast ve o'clock
precisely Also on Monday morning, at seven o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
The Escape OF the Nashville.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

UH STATES BARK GEMsBOK,
BiocKADISc OFF BFAoyoRr, N. G., March Is. 1862.
We think but right to let the public know the stua
tion OF this blockade, and epecay since the rebel
steamer Nashville has the blockade Of this harbor In
and out again. When the Nashville on the morn
ing Of the 2sth Of February last only tho State
of Georgia this blockade protect throe entrances
which it is impossible for steamer to do. Three
days after the Nashville had in this vessel arrived
here from Hampton Roads. and We found TO
modification such TO be the case. The Stat
Of Georgia bcng short Of coal could remain
here but a fow days. She despatched at once
the facts Of the to the nearest bockading
staon-Wilmngton. The Mount Vernon then left there
and proceeded to Hampton Roads with the intelligence
The Cambridge ordered down here in consequence,
and reach ed here the morning Of tho 11h Of March,
making three vessels this blockade
Tho State Of Georgia compelled to leave for
already stated. She left the l6th The Nashville had
steamed down from her former position in the harboS,
and on the day previous TO running out lying close
under the guns of Fort Macon We kept q sharp look
oat for hcr fore and aft and with good glasses to watch
Between tho hours Of seven and eight P. NJ. on the
18th of March, dark object was noticed coming out Of
the channel She had chosen the darkest part Of the
night 10 eude and 1t only by the utmost vigilance
that enabled us to have seen her as quick did.
for action, sent ap signal 10 The CamSridse ing some
distance sonth Of and hosting the foretopsal and
jb swung the ship BY spring on the cable, broaasds
70 the channel where she must out We lay about
mile from the entrance OF the channels There being
wind at the tme was useless TO think OF getting
under 10 chase Of the fastest steamers aoat
endeavored with all will to do the utmost with
the guns
Apparently when first seen, she feeling her way
along slowly. till reused by the report Of the bow gun
aud the ascent Of rocket telling him Of his dscoy ery
Then at full speed she few toward the ofng amid
shells which delivered at him fast as we could
throw them in the guns. We fired twenty guns twenty
minutes. whether We hit bim or not We don't know,
but from indications which he showed ono time By
tho lights flying around the ship, think be must have
been damaged considerably.
The Cambridge rod three four guns at her. We
tinued firing long she within range When the
and dspelcd thc darkness that had covered
the the rebel steamer had and
q long way on her errand Of destruction.
II is belief that had commander been in charge
OF asteamer instead Of sailing vessel, that with his
unwavering determination avenge the insults Of
outraged Tag and assisted by his officers and men, the
b. course of the Nashville would have been run.
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IMPORTANT FROM BEAUFORT; NC.
The Rebel Steamer Nashville
Escaped.
THE way She RAN THE BLOCKADE.
FORT MACON NOT DESTROYED.
&c., &C., &c.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 20, 1852.
The United States Cambridge arrived this
forenoon from the blockade Off Beaufort ~ O. having
left on Sunday evening last.
The rebel steamer Nashville escaped from the harbor
Of Reaufort on Tuesday night the 18th instant, having
run the blockade.
The only United States vessels at the place the
steamer Cambridge and the bark Gemsbok, sailing
vessel
The bockadng vessels had news of the capture Of
Newbern, and were the lookout for the Nashville;
but they wero not numerous enough TO prevent her
escape.
The Gemsbok first saw the Nashville, and immediate
ly teeaphed to the Cambridge that she coming
The Cambridge followed the Nashville, ands fired
number OF shots at her with the hope OF getting her into
fight but the superior speed Of tho Nashville put
her at safe distance.
Two Of the shots from the Cambridge were supposed
to have struck the Nashville.
Tho bark Glenn which has been blockaded in the har
Dor Of Beaufort for time, set fire by tho
rebels on Sunday. and si burning when the Cam
bridge left in the evening The Glenn supposed 70
be fitting out as privateer.
The burning Of this vessel was doubtless, preparatory
10 an evacuation Of the place.
Fort Macon tad not been blown the rebels at the
asst accounts.
The bark Gcmsbok and the steamer State Of Georgia
werO left at tho station by the Cambridge.
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the LATEST.

WINCHESTER, March 2G--
All is quiet at Strasburg night.
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Additional Details Of the Battle.


Tho details Of last Sundays fight have been received
There have been performed more deeds OF personal
daring than in any other battle history Capt Shrbcr
Aid aud Inspector General Of shods division, while
riding to Crest Hl 10 the left Of Stoneodge with two
ordcrlics was confronted by Ave rebel cavalry, who
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guns, among which were some captured at Bull run.
-Four color bearers Of the Fifth Ohio regiment
severn,ly killed. when Captain whitcomb seized tho
colors sword IN hand and shot through the head.
a ycn'hfli rebel solder received two wounds in bic
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