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The national Republican., 1862-05-09
FROM GEN. BANKs's COLUMN
A GALLANT FIGHT.

NEw MARksr, May 7.-Yesterdoy afternoon,
a detachment oi the Fifth New York cavalry
made reconnaissance towards Harrisonburg
aud, when about five miles this side Of the
town they encountered q detachment Of Ash
by's cavalry. They charged on the rebels
aud pursued them within two miles Of the
towc, killing ten and taking six prisoners. Our
loss was one killed and The Battalion Adjutaut
taken prisoner. The work on our side was
done with the sabre aud was a very gallant
affair.
LATER. The details OF that aft ,ir show the
rebe! cavalry had battery which they opened
upon our mn. The latter dcploysd, and
waited until two of our guns had been placed
II position. The euemya battery was soon
driven back, when the Ira Harris cavslry
dashed on them with sabrss and yeils, driyia Z
them TO the suburbs nj the town.
Our cavalry wsro commanded by Ma jor
Voight, Of the Third battalion Adjutant
Hnbrouck, Of tie Ira Harris cavalry, Third
battalion, was taken prisoner by the enemy.
TEE 'neny's force was 400. Ours was less.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
Prisoners Taken !!
THE WHOLE REBEL ARMY
FL No!
rhetr Reefreas May be Ctls on by
Why or West Point
Fifty Steamers Transporting
Troops up York River
to that Point!
President Lincoln at Old Point

BALTIMORE, May 8. s.-Sec-etary Of War: The
following is taken from the special correspond
ence Of the American, dated Yorktown, May Z.
/ At II O'Clock to-d,y, as close my letter
the latest intelligence from the Held Of battle
enemy about eight miles beyond Williamsburg,
and. after a pretty severe skirmish with his
rear, has again put him 70 fight across the
Chickshominy.
A large additional number Of prisoners have
been taken, Including many deserters, who re-
port that they have had nothing to eat but o
few hard biscuits, for 4S hours, and when
brought in fell down In state Of exhaustion.
Heavy canuonading was heard by the boats
coming down the river at an early hour this
morning.
Nothing as to results is yet sscertain'd.
There is no dorbt but that the whole army Of
slate OF utter demoraliz alton and under rapid
pursuit by General Mcclellan, are flying with
great precipitation, without an intention Of
making q stand anywhere !; and unless they
reach Richmond by boats, by way Of jams
river. will certainly DO intercepted or captured
bv the Union forces landed and landing at
West Point
Not less than fly steamers are engaged 10
transporting the balance Of the army (Union) te
West Point.
A large number Of prisoners are arriving a,
West Point, and others are being constantly
brought IA.
On Monday, the enemy took about eighty o.
our men prisoners, and captured one of the
Pennsylvania batteries, having Arst killed ali
the horses, and they, having but email sup
port Of Infantry, were overwhelmed by supe
tior force and compelled to abandon their euns
| But before the close Of the day, this battery
With one Of the enemy's. was recaptured By
General Mcclellan. and the prisoners they hat
were found in Williamsburg next day, engaged
10 attending on the wounded OF the enemy the,
had left behind. Their retreat was accompanied
by too much confusion and haste to be trouble,
with prisoners
LATEST.
have Just learned that the enemy have de
| -troyed all the bridges across the Chickah ?mi
| py. and that Gen. Mcclellan is resting bis army
on this side.
| II will he remembered thst the Chickaho mi
ny runs parallel with the James river, int
which 1t enters. 1t Is the general impression
that Gen. Mcclellan has now got the enem,
just where he wants them.
FoRrREss MoNRox, May President Lin
coin arrived here This morning. and spent III
day with Cen Wool. This afternoon be visite,
Newport N'ws 10 see Gen. Mansfield, and h
have closer view Of the Merrimac, which ha
been ying cf Craney Island all the afternoon
for the purpose no doubt Of preventing ou
gunboats from running up James river.
She made no attempt TO come out.
The George Peabody arrived here frcm Hat
teras to day. and started Immediately for New
York. No news by her has transpired.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
LATEST DygqELEGRAPAs
FROM NEW ORLEANS
Glorious Success Of Far
ragut's Fleet
Capfssre or SsronShoIds, assd
Tssas Dessrwrstoss or the e.,
litl HessS Gdysse eass, Steam way
Rams, Batteries, &c! ~ 7
The Way Clear to Memphis

..' FoRrREss MoSRoE, May 8, 1862.
To the Hon. GIDEON wELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy;
I have the honor to announce that, in the
providence Of God, which smiles upon jus,
cause, the squadron under Flag Onicsr Farra.
gut has been vouohsafed glorious victory and
triumph in the capture Of the city Of New Or.
leans, Forts jackson, st. Philip, Livingston, and
Pike, the batteries below and above New Or.
leans, Ms well as tho total destruction Of the
enemy's gunboats, steam rams, 1oatibg bxtte
ries, iron. clad re.rafts, and obstructions,
booms, and chains. ..
The enemy, with their own hands, destroy cd
from eight to ten millions dollars worth Of cot.
ton and shipping.
Our loss 10 thirty six killed and one hundred
ard twenty three wounded.
The enemy lost from one thousand to fifteen
hundred, besides several hundred prisoners.
The way Is clear, and tho rebel defsnces de-.
stroyed, from the Gulf to Baton Rouge, and
probably TO Memphis. Our flag waves triumph.
snuy over them all. . .
am bearer Of dispatches.
THE0Donus BAILEY,
Captain and second in command OF attacking
force Of gunboat Cayugs. 49,
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THE WAR IL THE SOUTHWEST !
Rsp:titionS Of the Kumor OF the Evacuation o
COrfnih, lie.

CHICAGO, May IA Special to the 7ims,
rom Cairo, 7th lost says:
Tte rumor % the evacuation Of Corinth, and
its occupation BY the Fcderals, Is repeated By
avery arrival Of daserters.
There is now no doubt that Beauregard
While holding his forces IN lire Of battle, l.
gradually falling back on Grand Junction.
The opinion gains ground that there will b,
no general engagement between the two armiet
1t heir present posticD.
BY an arIival irt III FGr, Henry, we Learn thai
1t ia probable that lesl than two hundred of th,
Nsbraska cav slry were captured iu thv recent
.k!rmsh with The rebels, who were under
Clay instead Of JtY RI mpson, as at frat re
oor'ed. The sif.ir occurred twelve mile. Yves,
u Human, on the opposite side Of the river
fcon Fort Henry. A ttrong force has beel
s-nt in pursuit Of the rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

RoBERr Il Scorr KniED.-The Hon. Rob er
Il. Scott, Of Fauquier county, Va, was kill I
On saturday. al Frabk Smiths, near Gre n
wich, Funquier county, Va. A couple Of Gsa
~ or Bleuker's men, suppose cd to be des ,rt
srs. having committed many depreciation
,hrohgh The s0nntry-among other things vic
lting a woman, Tor o'trmpting TO do so,) and
II lbert EHcoot. with WIn'er Payne and others
ls0me ten or twelv y mrda an attempt to cap.
tnra them q, Smiths In approaching the house.
Mr., Scott nn1 his overseer (Du iny) were shot
dad by tho drserters TIE oiheIs ran, and
So"its donbie.batrel gun was afterwards bro
ken over him by the vili1its Their remaina
w re brought to Wsrr"nicn yn Saturday with
Ar. SCOTS gun. The desertels escaped. This
affair 10 dsplorable indeed.-&ar of yssterday.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
Friday, May 9, 1862.
As Address To THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY"

tn, !s'eaiyeHeer, of yesterday, publisat,
wh't purports in the caption to be an =. Ad.
dresa of Democratic members of Congress to
the Democracy Of ths United States" but
which il rigned by only fourteen mt mbers.
n'ue OF whom Nro from New Eoglard, New
fots' or New Jeisry, The paper is beaded BY
'3oT. Ecsaro.on Of Illinoi', and seems 80 far to
be u3E"ly a mov aicnt OF politicians at the Yes,
whse |. may b. po.sislo TO run the Democratic
party pure and simple. North and East. ,b.
'soLa; ,n'y bs different
I'll H5lress :,hes strsug ground against th,
Adm uislrit.ou.
itsi6o'laral g'sk'.s'dr wj'h the rebellion,
b. !nJiDg;
t1Ik gs ID Cuu,sr.1' ~ vas maintained
'r iac:, and i threatened with iuirao.ion In
tyL.. aad II letter, actual or imminent, thr
uaion was uGbroken."
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Three of our Gunboa,s Up
James River!
Rirer Communication CuS on
from the RebeEsI
Sewell's Point Evacuated!

FORTRESS MONROE, May 8, lsG2.-The Gaiena,
Aristook, and Port Royal started up James
river This morning, and have passed Day e Point
battery. Heavy firing has been heard up the
river since their departure. They will out of
the river communication with the rebel army
south Of fChickahominy.
Immediately after the gunbosts started. the
rebel tug j.. B. White came out from Newport
News, having LEFT Norfolk this morning, with q
crew ard two citizens on board, on a mission
to Tannery Point. By previous consent they
ran over to Newport News, and surrendered To
Gen Mansfield. This was their third attempt
to escape, and they are most happy individu-
ais.
eewen's Point ID being evacuated,
The Monitor, Naugstuck, and several gun.
boats, have just left for Seweli's Point. o..
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

DEMAND ON ESGLAND.- Our readers have
probably read long and interesting account
of the recapmre Of the Emily St. Pierre by her
captain, who consummated bis well mature d
schenes oI Ti'ing upon the prlze crew, ard
tax ng be weasel to Liverpool. She was cap
tursd by our feet off one Of the Southern ports
while attempting to run the blockade. We I'M
derstsnd that our minister at London has pre-
sented claim On The British Govss uuleat io.
the restoration OF the vessel.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
North Carolina Union Men Vol
unteering under Burnside.
ONE REGIMENT FORMED AND ANOTHER
ORGANIZING.

NEw York, May 1.---Advices from General
Burnsde's division stste that regiment OF North
Carolinians has baen organized, aud that Capt.
Potter, Oi Gen. Fosisr'- -taif, has been appoint
ed c"jonnl Two companies If ,ur tro0Is had
left Tor Washington, North carolina, TO form
the nucleus OF another regiment. Large num-
bers Of Union men v0!u ntariy came aud took
the oath OF allegiance, to bo armed and equipped
by Gen. Burnside. Our troops have captlred
horses. enough to mount two o. mpsnics OF cav.
airy, and tbsy make frequent dAsheu among The
rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
Capture Of, Q Schooner Laden
with Provisions, Dry Goods,
Medicines, 60. ,sn,., o.. -
g.. - ''. .. q
Destitute Condition OFthe Loyal
Ctsixens Of So. .assS ,ssstae, Fla.
- 81. ~ if.. 80
oPPoRTuNE ARRIVAL. ~. ..
The following dispatch was received ct the
Navy Department, yesterday:
FLAGSHIP WABASH,
POM RnyAr HAppnp
oPPoRTuNE ARRIVAL.

Navy Department, yesterday:
FLAG.sHIP WABASH,
PoRr ROYAL HARBoR, =. c.,
Nay, 5, 1862.
Hon. q. Wsles, Secretary Of Navy:
SrR: have the honor to inform the Depart
mrnt that on the 81 ultimo Lieut. Com. j. W
A. Ncholson Of the Isaac Smith, then sts.
toned al, ST. Augustine, having heard that .
schooner had coue In over N .tausas bar, some
eixh'een, miles 10 the southwark, dispatched
three armed boat. together with detachment
| Of twenty five men from OIL. Bells command,
70 capture her; which was DONE and the
schooner brought UP To st. Augustine. ...
The vsssel was called tho Empire Oily. She
bad an Eogiish register and cared from Mas
sad, N. p, for st. Johns, N, Bi The crew
| con sisted Of six men. two tf whom only bad
shipped st Nassau. The schooner Is owned BY
Capt Willie, Of J .cksonvil,s, Fla. Her
former name was Rebsccs She sailed from
81. Johns river on ID. I'd Il March last, with
q cargo ofturpentIns and r+in, and succeeded
in running the blockade o., her return from
Nassau she rau into Matsasas Inlet, a. above
stated, and was taken. 49,.
medicines, &c. The vessel 10 represented a.
old ard worthless, aud utterly unit TO be sent
North. .,e ...
Af,sr her capture, Lieut. Col. Bell sent an
Official communication to Lieut.. Com q Nichol,
son. aud also letter from tho leading ctIzsus
Of ST. Augustine, asking that the cargo might
be sold there at once, a. the cltieens were with.
out the necessaries Of lifc, aud no means OF
getting them.
In consideration Of these fact, Lieut.. Cong
Nicholson cold tbs cargo, or, q PORTION Of Il, at
emotion. coGsidsriug that theSsog69fulIng nc.
osHity" men,ioneA 10 Upton, pse{34G, author.
lied bis doing sa l have approved'his cour,e.
directing bin, however, to keep an accurate
account ot the sales.
Thecaptiin Of the schooner has since escaped.
The rest of the crew will bs sent North by the
Grst opportunity. The information above
given, relating 10 the history OF the schooner
was given under oath at St. Augustine, by the
mate and two OF the crew.
would respectfully ask the approval OF tie
d pertinent OF the course taken In this case
and also that Instructions be given as TO th
proper means 10 be tak-n to secure the benefir
OF the capture, II any, to the officers aud ere '
! Of the Isaac Smith.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
s. f. DUPoNT,
Flag Officer Commanding.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
A Reconnaissance to Culpeper
Courthouse
GR.aTIFrI.rG RECEPTIO. r.!

Intelligence has been received 10 this city,
from which It appears that reconnaissance
Was recently made to Culpsper Court House.
The rebel picksts were driven of, and on en-.
Iering the town our troops met with crafty
ing reception. There WAS only short oocu.
patton Of the place. Seven mounted rebels
attempted to escspe, but were captured and
sent to Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
From Mexico.
COMMENCEMENT OF HOSTILITIES BY
THE FRENCH.

New YoRE, May 7. Vera ,'ruz dates 10 the
2lth ul,. State Lhat the French commander has
opened hostilities and taken possession Of Ori.
zabs The British minister was said to be
holding q private interview with Dahlsdo at
Purbla. The MexI % MS hayo received rein
fnrcsments suonnting to 90D0 men. and Gen.
zarssosa would dispute lhe march d the
French.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
From The WEST.
Beauregard at Pocahontas
with $4,000 Men,!
LOceIi's .drinB SO Miles from,
.retc Orleans!

CHICAGO. May IA special dispatch from
cair', to the Chicago Times. says that refu.
gee from Jackson, Mississippi. reports that the
headquarters of Bsauregard are at Poo thontas,
md that nearly 10000 troops are concentrated
around him.
Gen. Lov.!l's army was. at latest advices, at
Pa'chapahoe. on the New Orleans and jackson
rsilroHd, nearly so miles from New Orleans.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

NJ ,OTI @ f..
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until III.
31th day Of Nay, 1862, at - O'Clock m. for supply
ing the United 8 ates Sub .itence Department with
90 0 heso Of BEEF CATTLE the HOOF
The cattle TO b, delivered ut Washington city und
no snmsl admitted whicn weighs less than f.NlI
p; unds, gros. Hsifsrs and Balls not wantsd
The Cattle to be delivered ~ suc1 times and IN
such quantities ~ the Cove nment NAV require
Ths nr.t delivery Of Cattle to be made on the 10th
OF June, o., or ~ som th.reoftsr a. Govsroin-r'
may require
Lvnd with good snd .uHiolcnt security VIII lie
required
Government reserves to ,t.s the right o pey IN
Treasury notes, or other Government funds
No bid viii be entertained when put In by con
tractors who have prsviously failed 10 comply with
their soutracts where The bidder Is not pefep TO
respond 70 by bid apd all bids to BE- acc 'mpanied by
The nsmt Of Arms should be stated in full, with
the precise ad iress OF all the members Of the nrm
Bids 10 be directed to Mrjor A. BE. XVIII C..
s U. s. A., Washington, DC
Era Of Guarantee.
/ We, -, Of the county Of and State of ---,
md - OF the county 0i -, and 6tate Of -, DO
hereby guarantee that - s able 20 fulfil contract
in &c ordar with the Of his proposition, and
that should his propo ition be accept he will At
OF cs eater Into contract Ia accord herewith
Should the contract be sws rd leu him we are pre-
na,ed 10 become his seoui ities.
This guarantee must be appeaded to eaGh BIZ,
Dy a-td
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

GEN CAhsRos.-Tnis gentleman sailed from
new York, on Wednesday, In the Persia, with
Die Secretary Of Legation, Mr.. Bayard Taylor
BEFORE leaving he discharged n Parthian ar
row. in dinner speech at Harrisburg, aimed
ct the House Committee on Contracts.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
CounterfeltS,

PHILADELPHIA, May Swell executed coun.
terieit notes, on the Allegheny Bank Of Pitts.
burg, are being pushed to-day on the brokers.
One party has been arrested.
1t is understood they are also being cirou.
lated in NewYorkSlnd throughout the country.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
TNNESu BEEE AVID V-GETABLES
II FOR THE NAVY. ~

70 So Hcry bureau y Prorisos and Clothi,g
May 3, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS. will b. REQ isei at THU
once I'll THURSDAY, the 9th Of June, 1891, q
nool. for the tupply Of tpch qusntitiss Of FRESA
Fpnd VEGErABi rs ss may be required 90
the Washing on y stion during the cal year com
menSiny On The 9. day If july 'ex', aud nding on
The BEEF and vesstsbleI Uust }, Of good qusli>y
and the best The market sf' cs; and eaoli article
must be offered for by tho pound.
one half he Nmated aMouus Of the contract, and
enty per esutuin In sdii'ion will be withheld from
The AN Unit Of each pay msnt t. be made, ., 90 late
rsl security for the due perfo Of the contruo
which will on no ac'ou At b. paid uutll II . fully
complied with! rsymentio be made In certihcates
Of fiaie6tsdne~ or IN Treasury notes, at ths option
of r0e Government. = -
Ear, oTtr made must b. Ycco spa /. los dir, O;
ri In the act 0! T. ngnts maxi v sppropri iion for
the naval ryice Tor 1876 approved August iSso)
BY Sritten guara ity sigr.d by one or more re'
p ID peraons, to he eject that he or they uo
rtake that the bidder bidders wi II hls or their
bid be cceptd en,er tnro an obi tito l. with, five
days wih coed and sufficient sureu Ito furnish the
or rS proinad.
Nnl,osesal " J. be considered unless accompanied
my s-lwIw -.lS Star Il Intelligepcerl
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

81 s-..IG tai Wan DEPARTMENT.,
g'Hds -in!! 'ADJUrAHr GESERAL's OrrICE,
Ga -'I aI ,I,. ~, W., Washington, Nay !, 1862.
General Orders, No 49,: .r....f %.
Upon regulations made BY commanders Of
armies 10 s6y neld, authority will be given By
the War Department 70 tbs Governors II the
respective States TO recruit regiments now In
service. -,
lBj order Of The Secretary o. War:
..-zs Fys(. L.1loxAs, Adjatant General.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09
.sosos N. WESTON, EDITOR.

10 w. :Siioat,on cs!oo Of ihc iTut,ona;
e .i.-r." "a, ;Ss northsas' oorns, OF and
'srr'h stren., eocoud door, over ". D. ghsp.
rs" stove. E,srancs W Revsn.A atrset,
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

Ell The rumor few days ago, OF the cap.
ture Of Fort Jackson. hear Savannah was in.
correct.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

forts, and at the same time open communica-
ton that way with the f,g ofiicer. and supply
him with ammunition. am also going to send
part Of the mortar feet to the back Of Fort
Jack ,on, to cut of the escape of the garrison
by thst way and stop supplies. A deeerter,
who osn DO relied on. Informs us that they have
plenty Of provisions for two months, plenty Of
amnunit.on, and plenty OF dlsoomforts. Our
sbsll set the citadel on fire, the first afternoon
hnt l thought II are faft behind the fuft, %
they continually send them down on us, bu,
without any effeot.
But few casualties occurred to vessels on
this side oS the brts. Ths Harriet Lane lost
bot one man killed, and ous, I fear, mortally
wounded. The Win0na lost three killed and
three wounded, and the Itascs, with fourteen
shot through her, had but few men hurt
These forts can hold out still for 20 ne time,
and l would suggest that the Monitor and Mys-
tic, II they can be spared, be sent here without
moments delay, 70 settle the question.
The mortar feet have been very much ex
posed and under . heavy fire for six DAYS
during which time they kept the shells going
without intermission. One Of them, the Maria
!. Carlton, was 9 unk by shot passing down
through her magazine and then through ber
bottom. The notilla lost but one man killed
and ak wounded. The beariog Of the cfficers
and men was worthy of the highest praise
They never once tagged during period Of
elk days. never ha an accident to one Of the
vessels by firing, and when shell and shot were
flying thick above them, showed not>ths leas,
desire 70 have the vessels moved to place oil
safety The Incidents Of the bombardment
will be mentioned ln my detailed report.
merely write this hurried letter to sppr!se
the Department Of the state of affairs, and
shsll send 1t of at once via Havana.
The sight Of this night attack wss awfully
grand The river was lit up with RATS filed
with pine knots, aud the ships seemed 10 BE-
dghtiug literally amid flames and smoke
Where we were the fire Of the enemy was high,
and comparatively harmless.
am 10 hopes that the ships above Jared az
well as We did, though amid such a terrific
are 1t was satisfying to see that not ship
vsvered. but stood steady on her course and
am In hopes (snd l see no reason to doubt
that they now have poesc cssion of New Orleans.
lem, with great respect, your obt serv't,
DAVID D. PORTER,
Cong Flotills.
Hon GIDEON WElI.Es,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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EXTRACT FROM J. r. NICHOLS REPORT
D. Q. snir ONWARD, e..
- Bulls Bst, April Q. 1862.

SR: Ihave the honor 70 report that NC ar.
rived bsre on the I'd Of this month, and, on the
evening Of the 4th, went In my boat to exam.
Inc the channel 70 Bulrs Bay, and also the
Island but discovering nothing Of Importance
that Dlsht returned to the ship, and on he
following afternoon I again started In the zig,
accompanied BY the first cutter. -
On Gesripg the Notifications, situated about
6ity yards to the southward Of the ligbthouss,
noiioed indications Of The island being occupied,
and pulled 70 within about one hundred yards
Of The bach, and succeeded In draWiok The fire
of The enemy 70 The extent Of about fifteen shots
without injuring any one. Being uucsrts ol
the number on the island, ard dsrkpess coming
on, We retired to the ship. sGoigsTi = q. =
On Sunday aftern on, made ssii In the cfY
ing; chased and boarded The schooner Henry
Mutt, from New York, bound To North Edisto
returned and anchored near the bsr. ~.
Monday morning, the III, I went 10 and
sounded aud buoyed the chsunel 70 Bulls Bay
and ct 80 p. N. got under way, and proceeded
10 over the bar (touching slightly iu doing SOY
aod cam TO anchor In four faihoms oi water
within eight hundred yards Of the lighthouse
o ened fire on the fort and woods near th,
bcsch 10 see II the enemy could be driven out
After firing couple OF brosdsid-r, ther
start, d With The gig and fret cutter to max,
landing, aud on nearing the beach We wers
,g ain fired upon from the fort. ! then een
back the first cutter with instructIons TO Mr
Dill, the 81 cond Cflcer in charge OF the ship, "a
throw few more thell and cover our landing
which be did, (he .eeipg the enemy from ths
sbip prepared 70 dispute our. landing, aod Y,
not able to sac tbem, owing V the hlgh bank,
BY throwing she'll snoug them Just q We vsrs
landing, which landing wa. sooopplishsd ii
soon IA possible, but too lssei ITO pesssnt then
from escaping 70 the main land, from the op-
posite side OF the leland, 10 boats, setting drt
to house In their hssty fight, which We dis
ouvered the next day 70 belong 10 W. II. Whil
deu. the former keeper OF the lighthouse. .g \.
| Ou the 9th, sent parties on The island. ar,
after q thorough search, found Il to b. entirel.
abandoned. .....
| We are now laying inside the boz Ut anohol
In four ia'hoensi Of water, within about 90
yards Of the li,hthouss, having complete com
ins and cf the channel, 90 that no vessel can 90
ter or 60 out.
The national Republican., 1862-05-09

TS. TRUCTlOS IN Music
JOHN u. sCliEEL, orgat list and Teacher OF
Mu 10, wishes T., give notice that he cOn,inues hir
Instrpe,i ",s u Sight Playing aud 'ing'ng: Those
IN vi b to we their Il ne prohtabiy employed by
wclc 70 I'd st idy and practice, woul do wrl! to
give M cal. Apply At nr. Reichenbach's Fieuo
War. ROOM, Eleven street, between Da u So,
Terms moderate. mys-e0lm