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The New York herald., 1862-03-02
Interesting from Tennessee.
From the Chicago Times.l

CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 20, 1852.
Most Of our sick and wounded have been sent to Padu.
cah and Mound city, those remaining here will bc trans
ferred as soon is advisable 10 do Colonel John A.
Logan is quite feeble but not considered 10 be in dan.
ing Captain Hanna Of the Eighth Illinois, died from the
effects OF his wounds at Fort Donelsou
General iIurlbut s commandanu OF the post at Fort
Donelson, and General Lewis Wallace at Fort Henry.
George Lewis, who taken prisoner a Clarksville,
was released yesterday upon taking tho oath Of allegiance
He was the proprietor Of the Cumberland Rolling Mills,
which we're burned at Clarksville.
Tho gunboat Tyler reached here early yesterday
ing from Eastport Mississippi She brought down thirty
three Tennesseeans, who shipped upon her
Yielding Hurst, of the wealthiest and most disn-
guished residents Of McNar county Tennessee also
down the Tyler lIo has been twice imprisoned and
was condsmned TO die for utcrng reasonable SEN
timcnts towards tho confederacy.
Col j. u. Webster, chief on Gen Grants STAFF arrived
hero yesterday morning from the Cumberland river He
left Clarksve Tennessee, Monday, and reports the
river clear of rebels to Nashville Gen. Grant, naccom
panied by any force would reach Nashville some time
yesterday. GcD. Buell. had, saturday night SUM-
dav entered Nashville without any opposition. Pillow
with the force which away from Fort Doneison had
left his mark tho wloe length Of his route by destroy
ing AL bridges OF any Importance, and nesr Nashville,
had burned several railroad bridges az well very
Of vandalism which would shame the most barbsrous
peoye on the eirih His tr0or particularly the Texans
were determined burn Nashville Tor the purpose Of
puner and only restrained by strenuous exertons
IN Its part. lie opposed TIER detroyvg the city pruba
Jlv ~ savn himself from assassnaiiSn by IN enracoi
r-rsca il he had allowed the place 20 sc dostroyc l.
il vas r~1 ;sd lat H. ha gone 90 Murfrootboro sOne
f,rfv .toe} distant from Nashville, near Nbore com.
toencoe a ~ range uf mountains, which extend into
Coo aia AMI Iaeana. u he can muster up courage and
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
Sales of Real Estate.

BIZ JAMES N. MILLER AND WILIIAM kEyNlILY.
OF corner 9th street and 4th avenue ..... $s25
Lot nd Joining OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45O
Lot ai,oning 450
Lot adjoining ..................... 435
Two lots 9th street in tho orear............. $40
Lot g. 10th street Jos feet w. Lexington ave.. 5000
Lot w s. 9th avenue so feet H. 44th street.. 4,600
Lot w. s 9Th avenue so feet SIM g. ADD street, 1925
Lot n g a1st street 255 feet e. 5th avenue ,24O
lot n s. DIST street $50 feet e. 5th avenue 49,. 1850
House and lot g. S. 5lst street, 100 feet 2d 6065
House and lot g. 30h street. so feet 81 $3.50
House and lot g. 30th street. 65 feet I'd $3.50
House and lot 81 avenue, l05 feet seth st.. 5l00
House and lot W. Cd avenue SO feet Goth ST.. 6,100
House and lot w. g. Cd avenue 20 feet 3Oth St. 5100
House lot I'd avenue, SO feet e. 30h street 5lOO
House and lot in Jane street 300
Two lots in sOh street 10 feet w. goth strect 1900
House aud lot 8 A5h street o65 feet w. 5th av 500
Honse and let q 2sh street 1876 feet c. sh av 5000
House and lot 3 a 1ath street 52 feet O. 2d av $3.50
JIouse and lot No 70 2eth street .......... 100
House and lot No T72 9th avenue e.......... 8,S65
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March Il NJ.
FIouR.7he market was heavy, and fell OFF about five
cents per bb, whe the sales embraced about 5000
5000 bbls., at IS 40 a $5 rs for extra State.
WHEAT was heavy and irregular Sales Of Is 900 bush
els 81 40 for red winter Western, and good Chicago
spring at 81 80 a 81 81.
Corr heavy and lower with sales of 20 900 bushels
mixed at 6Oc. a 621sc, in store and delivered.
Pork was firm with sales of 800 bbls. at S14 81
S14 so, closing at the latter figure, and new prime
at 81.
WmsEEy was higher, with sales Of 500 bbls at CSC
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored 70 health IN few
nv very simple remedy atc having suffered several
vears with severe lung Affection and that dread disease
is anxious 20 make known to his fellow suffer-
tbe means Of cure To all who desire II he will send
Of the pre- scrpon used ree Of charged with the d
for preparing and using the which they VIII
n srre cure for CoSsuMPrtoN, ASTHMA BRoScnfrfs &c
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the prescription
Ia 10 benefit the afflicted and spread Information which he
10 hc Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy as VIII cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription Will please ad
dress rev. EDWAnD n. ,Mi,isoy,
kinescounty, ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
The Rebel View OF the Fort Donelson
Affair.

Nashville correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch
The news Of the surrender Of Fort Doneson reached
Nashville, Tennessee, by telegraph, Sunday morning
about church time, while many Of the citizens were on
their way to their accustomed places or worship In
santy Of course every other consideration gave place
to the thought of personal safety Every means OF trans
portatng at hand employed to remcvefurnture and
vauabes; the depots were thronged with men, women
and chldren anxious to leave the city, Train after train
was put in motion; government stores thrown open
to all who chose TO carry them away and negroes Irish
laborers and genteel looking persons could be seen
toting off their pile Of hog, clothing other property
belonging to the army though by order Of the military
authorities, much Of this recovered on the ensuing
day. In single word, the city was crazy with panic.
streets at the top of his speed, on horseback,
crying out that the papers in the Capt.
tol must be removed; and, subsequently, with
the Legislature, which had at assembled left tho
city In special train for Memphis. Still there
in the city who manifested determination to make
stand and apply the torch every house should
be surrendered. This state Of affairs lasted without
ctement began TO subsde All the rolling stock OF the
railroads convergng in Nashville brought into
qusition, and the machinery Of the armory guns and
much valuable provisions, &c., removed Seven
trains, loaded with women and children inside and
crowded with frightened men the top left the city in
one day
4 Il The city is said to have been very unsound
and McClernand himself confessed that he in daily
receipt Of information concerning the movements Of our
troops. Phosphorus and other inlammable compoupds
have since been found concealed ready for and it is
also stated that batch Of Unicn flags were discovered
but whether these were the remains OF sr5e fref
celebration is unknown.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

rgions in order 10 show him bow France was treated n
their columns. This meht perhaps, serve as pfetext
for nIery entiOn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
WHAT FLOYD SAID AFTER THE BATTLE.

This brave and gallant ..ftr his brilliant but
successful defence Of Fort Donelso retreated with por
ton of his brigade to Nashville Upon his arrival in at
place he was enthusiastically welcomed by the citizens
and in response to the calls of immense crowd who
visited him at his quarters, spoke foows:This' -
said General Floyd sis not the tmc for speaking but for
action. It was time for every that loved his
country 10 enlist in the army and for the war. Not
day ought to be lost" He spoke fcengly of the fight
Fort Doneson, whore only ten thousand effective
fought for four days and nights against force OF forty
thousand OF the enemy. But nature could hold out
any longernen required rest, and after having lost
over third Of his gallant force he compelled to
retire. not however, without leaving thousand
dead of the enemy the field Ho spoke in high terms
OF General Sidney Johnston whom he said had slept
wink in three nights and also that his plan wise
one 10 entice the enemy to mountain Businesses,
away from the water courses, and then to drive him
back and carry the war into his country.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
THE FIREnIEN.

rro THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF
Brooklyn-Thc various Fire C9mIane,' intending to
participate IN the reception OF Col A. NJ Wood ON Monday,
March will ready 10 leave their respective houres AZ M
r M. BY order of the Grand Marshal. WIN. III. FufEf.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
suppres.ion or the slave Tr.d,.

In reply 10 memorial the subject of the suppress
sion Of the slave trade, addressed 10 lord Pamcrs,on
and agreed upon al meeting held at Tailor's Hail. Bis.
ol (ngland) on the 23d Of January the following re-
ply has been received by the Hon. y. ii. r. Berke-
ley, Mp
DowNrSo STREET, Feb. 1, 1882.
] am desired by Lord palnerston 20 acknowledge
the ecept Of tho memorial Of the inhabitants Of City OF
Brist6s urging upon the Government the Employment of
the roo given TO this country treaties of Tho ann
pressiou of tho slave trade and the obtaining OF tho co.
operation of the United States and or France or te al
pnent of this object, and 70 rcqncs that Won viii be
good enough td inorm the memori9ss Chat tho matter
IL which their memorial relates has engaged ava viii
continue TO engage 0e scroes ard axous attention of
Her Majesty IS UoveTnl uent. remain, &C. C. G. BAR
RlNGrON.
The steamship Ca'icutt. for Liverpool.
hAtpix, March 1, 1862
The steamship cicut,a viii eaye Ilnx ror L.yo-nu
al six O'Clock this evening.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

. INV possEssfNG WEALTH REFINEMENT, So
A ciai position and lcveable Qualities can ascertain bJ
dnr with Cnlcbs. station Post olce that
Of cclabiy and real merit 10 sincerely
kinsa a wife.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
vnrxn cENrI.EMAN OF PREPOs sEssrNG A

"A pssrancc a,niaLle disposition finished education and
al of funds In anxious 10 spondcnce
.,,S heatfuI viyacious and accomplished young lady,
,ssen he nges G aud a. with view To natrimuny. Ad-
dress In confidence, frsnk Belmont Nassau Hail. PRINCETON,
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY AGED SEVENTEEN, OF pREPO-
n sessinu appearsnce accomplished and oil highest re-
spcctabIy wishes correspond with some young gen,e
,nan with view 10 rnarmony; looks no OBJECT, but arc
nnna M i,veiv dsuositlon and attractive manners Ada
dress conldcniiaiy Deic Graham, Madison square Pos
onc
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION y. AT, q , AND RE;
with some Interesting young lady, betwcc Is
oi g o age view TO afutrc acgainanc Cor
,espouence be strictly cohnoeht' houfeAs r. " Ss
Ma,,s,n snuarc once.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

A BACHELOR OF ABOUT 30 YEARS WISHES TO
"A make acquaintance Of young lady from lS 20 %
with view 20 matrmony answering the following descrip-
ton have fair complexion, large gray and plue
ey,sa fair education and good conversational powers Tie
respectable and In References given
and required. Address for week, West II raid oalce.
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III, in..iSS Ire JbaTy, al of oeinl-r ia b.,ys:
A gcatielaau arrived ~ this .ity yesrrdly from
Ban, iii, hiIits il:Hi!IceaU late Nvn,y
"v.nnE t,y..rra s. j. li.. K i"r t,td arrived 1T
D.S .'ie Ni's his COMMAND tatsi..Irx OF ,.bou1
i5rae thousand men. aui had occupied General
BOY lat f-sia.Ufa iii ~, heln.quarteFs The rstei,
jcizi1Y L; vaie iI,! erty ,r Ill sst.i' ef.n u.
longing 0nioli ana haE- tt!s cni H. elt.i
many horses, .a.ce quantities - gran, ard nos
5. I'm Of ali iAndr SIR .I.ii. II Mercer ,ou.,ty
was robbed oi fourteen hupd,ei bushels Ot geaj.,
Ali the churches the deal aud dumb aayigu an,,
a number of private rtsjehcss il Oenviis n.y-
heen seized ior hcspit... purposes Tho gesidenee
Uf DR.. X. j Breekinrlge has titus been eppro
py tod. They require accommodations igr sIcu,
three thousand eiek. The rebcts ass engaged IN
to-ifying the bridge over hentaeky river near
Cs1np D.ek Eehinson sud sanaonnee their detesni-
nation 10 make ieaptrtsie stana there sEeit al
TACK od.
aaE RrsEcJ.v csEss ~ THg SNW YANKEE feyFEs
Tha Washington S,as oslis o.. sae e:ay,ra,..snt
10 I'll ti's old regiments. aud lei sa.sss g-w oass
alGne. isscYs:
II Ia sisied thst ia .ae .ess:s. hnsiles IN >sssy-
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Hon. inc. rs Cfi,tAtsass. hsa .vrii'on lettsr
dsfs,i the ssh nit. IN which Ills .pasAes a.h &C
rurst :
Bf raasei. asan, IA give Mr. q ( ny hear.ies.
sna beet wishes for his fd-sls~a..g y cons.es..
have bad my prsin nsis.x gHsssi Ein, bHs Ia essr
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fise prsue.a .,ensfess 4fs cvhrsa II Iv4asiais Il.
snas jniieovs rstassises. sud pasfitifs apfsossnS 4
-ssani'y tbstabniifioh tsssy v iifs v
vert 81 il holy for IL. of the {3svers.s
ment aasd the linton siisgs aniIssxvefY p3sff
wars-s policy cniculat+d l,reioug apA eMi5ssfsT
this hiss,dy war -sithCut doiiig any Rncd - the
- bite or tae black mssa i is for rhe cpnatry 70
.ets.da y hs.sher stch = peiiey sLsn prevail 4 d
fir h's nrpo*ittCu to it that fcI soItcinade ~
The eleetion cf nrs Goa. u zsss.lk ss.k s
NsseksxIsyasls -
Soma twenty si,lts have tcen hrarShf RI Havs
York ~ test III power nt the Stats 30 tax Tinted
States STOCK uald by b nks Thera is sa;d 10 b.
$!G,GHo o3O ;fis taxed
y u stated tbst Mr CvIus w Field, OF N Ycrk.
is IL his rfsy - England .,.th Az adiione; 1920.
sal from The ui,jfe States Government for uniting
'se two c"n,insnts by telegraph.
he ,ioD cOnuiiesi9net, ci,iafr4 .pi ,acn taken
-. {ee,
.ehsth '~ei exchanged snd At the disposal
Of tfe Government i0T active. *: pice.
Indian G,nm-tsl.fr Doic l. ~ 5isnsaet; 80 Wa. h
ings"n f'!sCs I1.ss5ta rs ate:r,.-rts in regard
: lie i.f!iaa GiUopties there are stit 20 ha ros
- c'nt ae11E o! hopes .: SPEEDY settlement
i l.. >i., iis ,rsiu ir Iioesot. viii cot a.. i.af
g:'r.",': - se.LIV' he @bttes having ybaad,Da1
e-.17i' tH'.i ~5'ra ;os a.fr.v fiosn ;,. i,di.,us
Erig Gen. Eri,.. -, Storing ..ca. . hq ic.
'--si Is tF-: - -. months. EI!, il Il All D.
-zt.arget ..'f 1.Ee.,l ise4'i55.
= Nt'aaa wa tcr.'.te.! IL New r .,,2,,. C.cn-
ls.'t "'ees a. ). CONNER -c';S, Cetar "a old blue
Las: witch apple nt,iy 4, te'.ai.g
Sion J.hn 8. E,ra-y b. ba-It rs0f,!n. 81. for
congress rs '.c democrat. d : t::.sta r r:trf s.
Ing and f'Li;.., Il n@,ater % 10 tag ois legs,
i.,0rz dled on fua.G4y.
.;us.'a Paine, ni l.e soIsrd U.io 81. ~ reca.g y
n;nictad iii :he S'',i. ai h.JUD insn.ges k. .,esth
0. rFons" ot iuarr'as.
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n'a I+% ."r LiT":p"0' ,:itF &2.1JG) y. specie
IL ""i iAr s'"s!@.as et',,nns ia Me-. Entk
post Uf,.." ai1in -srt. - aJ-.ut SIC U5il ii ~
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o'r9 n S,Hp..'y, :pii i~t ,l stz fe,er
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closed ;or tne Aaasoh
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I. ~, .i!e lat Fi.ariCS Of tls Sc,,,t q" ,i~ f
.,vrrs,tY Sss Ttsra aLc1a TIA head; oi tbe j. Ell.
etut end his SaEEe1, Jire..trIiip, 20 s.pn ti.cn.
away and .he cvi war taai w.; ton.,1c,.ced &,
force :na Sc,ilsrn S:u:"3 Iuiu Lto tfn.tu brifes
a. - sPl;t!Ct. sesU .h probability cf DTs,.k
ing NJ ;he Nnion .a9n.. n, Nor'he'u s'a,e, thcss
selves. lho war WAS bn9.iit l:I';oriaS-n to avert
great division, and ine as ilssi IS Hti.g lie
North n,to f.sc'ip:s - tbs e.Hl.rsI poaer il
acileasS, tina. ut the nius wealthy ara Do;,,,nr.s
St..es ia .sars. ~ sp'ris al rodo eut.0Ece Of lie
Sedesa. Go.srnnaen.; 'he ist sts.se Of the is,n.,
feeling, IL OF antagunsu 30 tie ce.tI.l exact;.
tive he is.nr@f ia which IL s.Ia. e s.e,,.. il,
the fressEs emergency. the next may be one Of
at suill'a opposition.
No State o; she NORTH rov .hrca.ens 10 seees,a
bgt several ara iaklag course af as1ion ths, s.r
,unis places them IN revolt s, saa,, ,he cent..1
aewrr. ~rho eepa.ican aarsy. through liz u,Eiosi
.rgs. AL .u. a,soaDs anasraFa:...ea ti,e aueesa
u'li, i. crestra II cssas tha: "nsleF, the e.,i,
al Csohot IS Geintsreej wite vikaF a,r. l,i
the .jiiai e-nse ~ i'll .o Ovettnrusa ~ .!,s !; 1.
s.e,s ea e.if az el'.ssr by t..e VII Il ihe ptrs
oet, ia .s thus Wtred TO throw aVSs hr s,e,yag !.
2ss ''.,l'n"' .'~' seer..aries of Wa k.se he
n:-4iY di.ni'As"i, 'nt the oIl; n.Eths'fs q r. s
tsoyefnaie,,' suEs"s,d Al 10 have any power $50 A,
seFs .sd alid thu ftes:,,I't iyax1it Hnea ,h,al
Is 80 s3 ur are both 80 be .ieI,a,. 4 gl-s. i Ho
II, c;idrEt tex the bd.e .oa OF tia l. nj II the
Federal ,oyerun,eht and Il tho re,ireus!,, ot th az
arsai otIIef coverty demanded, il a,unrHta to g.
political revelation
To a.vo torce 10 this demonstration the New oi
fs'y thousand. each, 10 bs eonaiu.a,.ad by
Generals Fremont and H,teie the sirs. o,,sih al
tor tie post by toIsi failures as s,, oii;ear NJ III.
scs.n;i:ng ot he war, nat SQUAD aid extreme ~
rstsla. Even - tels sstreisi,y ,,'e s,r,esiusss
af fst Va a'taSi,.as iss,oTfafe. - .,.,.si
lhn saps~Atf. J. Il "alfsaf..t s.a; Aholitinaisla
~ vi g'aiy sersa tD..f thfSs Hcner...s sL.. @au.t
''o. atLfrele t9se part N tho ssas" fi-as t,sn
Nasskfse lsi 'aissd ans's setssa! SItttsssiy II
ta' aayH;eaeat S's aeeait sGa,. III which u.era
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Nh'.'''i IN erir1EAMFFoN. Pie P4.ers.agg
Ffs-s pup'si4sss iate, noc, G2i Marsha. roty,
-, q = q, tsaaAiiu ao,.;aa.altou eouty .s in
0i.sh a' Gays the snolaS Lad eeer. driven Ia on
tila - 'St. hav.ag ;ttaek,i Lam ia tho M lp,a,,
VII. s''"h.@;a, end ros.in L denomination his
fi":t - fio ova"in;. The kIi says:
..- fhc.s, i ras fshi ,ii;si Il. al ans battery
oi f':s ?, hal Suffered s' ;erstg Inquiries made
"lf"srf. t;na~:er Yr5'erd@g 1asfa thought it
Fr.t'e Htj,.'n iators.ia tt e'.aa 10 .urnisk any
satisfactory details, We h,af ,ist thgee gl,nboats
I'D - i.aekw,er s;s o. ana liz cd sev-rs. shot
alt htcii Shat ihey %ers t"l,!ied to by Grahs.m'a
aatt"r"s and hoa.ly rePuisrd Ha hear Also that
or sh stpsbooters along the banks ui The river a,i-
i.aytd the Crews Of lie g,aboais very much, and
t,.ai -iI .. tha s,E.d.ls are known ~ have been
hA.od
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WEDNESDAY, nonSlss. - o.;r :. ,ss>
LATEST ffnH ThE SJnTU.

fie Northern rs,,er. ~ tla sth are a.u.o.' .:ss.
C.oi.n vi.,ei III. batl ii-ld of s,.aYrsbrs on t,e
~ lhe two foroieT isturn.t TO N:is..r1tu, l,,,,
next day. The dispatches gcpr.sen: TIE, C"r.4ti4-
rates. 10 he entrench,.ti ~ Bunker H Wirrhrater
anl Ear'nshuEg, though their pi.k-ts are III three
n,i'"" OF Harpers Ferry. supported by arti.ers Il
letter a3ys, no; fas.an:ne t'te recently nGrnled
Fsdsrai lrisonsra are required nut t. rerte ihe
tni'ef States iii any capacity. yes .1at ucyern-
Diea. ircnds s-na Them Ia ght ..,a In.sians sr d.
a rali, Il ti@n, Ia wasilire tou for tis,. ru,pG--
iiih t"nftsicrat, hags roascssoa al Car.aj.oa.
!its ohin rivar. 80 lm,lsa hur. Cincinnati a ds
patch iscn IorisyiI:c, Ky, Oct. ,.. say.:
nh" re;,"a brg.n io foftify Frankfort hut sra
n,w represented ev}.cu,,.,.,s 1T, Tev o.: Ia aie
y ars tonEG ii liia. a.i-cii"!t t. .av ;i-Tt has
o'rn N.l-sia1i skir,4s.ay uu tbe B.rd%l"ru :Y' q
pike, bear Mt WASH nE Ths rebels .,s rafori-
ed ~ heii.3 l0.GHl strong the sou;c.a beliK
/ he o;si. fork OF l alt river Ttey fsrtuy.ne
thes se'if4gTfs aaaag 5nl. oid reect a- f.;.vy
in'orcorlaotal some sag l'gti \ ~ 60. :.len.
cur advance occupies tie roStt.cU h-k Of ID.
rvty. nd i. waiting tonay tor .,e main BODY n
eur @4ny 20 ccia- up. fight /. aatici.aisa 70.
morrow Is tho reoss tt4, th~v ), II pt f,to
any irttittr AVA, ard cur ar:.y tntrits 10 at
VPue4 aaO gave thal.i cattia Gt', Ifrpiout ot IN
disna. left tot ta .ir,l 10 Day
Capt. Hartley, oi the fth lnt.isns cavalry, ,ays
that r. eutny cia'In ~ 600 troop. ~. the east ,,rli
ol sat Ever. battle is et', in tht g.cr.u
In ti'a ss':wShe6 to-day wo Iad two laat Killed,
ana tla 'scnuaei En"nys ioss uafnoe'a. :.
eset ulang 'icser.e5 sro coming n op h. rebe'
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AEEA.na IL WAsElEaION.
We tale the following i,enis i.o,n tn, Washing

We taLs the following i.eniS i.oll The Washing
ton Star, Of The I'd instant
The eXae: humber of rebai prisoners, inc!nsiDg
tAe sick and wounded, taken by Col Mclean 10 Lila
late Reconnaissance in force ~ WarraatoD, Va,
was o53 He paroie6 .he.n OF ths spot, II Will bs
remembered.
r. J. kaIen has been arrested for erdesVoi rs 30
take q,iiuine opium, DC. to Richmond. About ~
.sol.L uf qainine WAS found i'll his possession. 40
" e, sent 70 tho Old dNHpi,ol
Tho prisoners ofsstate TO be exchanged start to-
day NJ J O'Clock, under superia,eudenee OF Major
SLenk sir. Woed, IN charge OF tho Old Capitol
ur,y,,., Qoes Oh 10 negeliatc the exchange
Camiusnder David n. Porter hns b"-n appoint
-d an aoting Rear AGn,fs'. commanding aortar
Hset.
i.,. seat &, the Gid Capitol ca charge ef lsihoriss
.'saaFIa,s,
gI.s q, a;tos lss ,st.Yad t9fa ram ranIs1a
rs1.a,
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aIttrasY tNtTCrfo&-f"en sserri.ls prisonsrs
were s'tps t'rl,.y. ny ordsr q General Merrill
q. s.lco. eIty IA al;y a,t hcaa to,.li gui.ty Of
bFsatps. hsif .tp.on aud o' ssaii taking u,s aars
aSsl:rs ts,a frGarat .nrcs 9h, execution Nas s,s
pdssnsaco osars ~hlea " ii ba strictly eLforee.i
III fise cagsh--Ealf{s,lrt Sea. (.
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yssaoYAi.--RAGLAHD * BROTHER, Gro
Z, Gerry BID CouirnsslCa Merchants, h.va &c.
.i.ovsd .irr to tha tous. formerly pred
ty Weston s. W;.l.tT,s, jttii street, bets.
A1 .,,,d Lls. =. ~iIeie they will bo pleased
tlleir old friends Ard tLo public generally 'Fhey
have on b.al and VII endcGvor TO keep si.nu
atoeh as tho fines v III atf.sfd
s3triet a.teaiou I'll 10 p;sij 70 tn. b'tyin. ard
selling III a1u.s ,,Ic0ocs corNni sioD, and
liberal gdvlnaos Ii,.ute on couss la hnId.
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uA,. Juslrn r JoHnsToN.

Tue Wu,isgtoa .S.ds SAYS tiat II i, I,uT known,
.;,2t Gan Joe Johnston "a ha,,y-e Cpltsler ;sG
Xa,rtl,t..i with iore.' al Git less t!,Au ~. n.MU
H,.r inIvn r.a,den.s u. .te i.sce r;'. eu thar ie
aas uaaia ji i.n but CT .io ruth 0. t,.:a NO
gil:.ii kaasg lii coed tiin3.
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