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The New York herald., 1862-02-11
EpwARp scHENCK, AUcTIoNEER.

HOMAID ~ IiE1NVNs IO1vz
Nv EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, February II, at IL
oclto! and on Thursday brgary s at his saesreoms
tue consisting of elegant solid carved and plain rosewood
Parlyr various coverngs elegant black walnut IL
Dining Room Suits magnificent rosewood,
round cornercd aud Ru ditto In back walnut
finish OIL 2lace, ele ant black walnut Secrea
elegant rosewood Etelers carved walnut Buff
and Extension Tables wnlnut Hall Rack and Chairs,
and other elegant Furniture Particular attention s request
ed these sales all the Furniture will be positively sold
without by order of j. b. Freeman, assignee
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AMUsEMNNrs.

-
- NEW sxErEs
ea F.hfs aE STANDARD COHEpTBs I. a.st.lI s.d
r,,od,,,.x ,u,. NIGHTLY chAxeE.
NJ. e~ Nov Scenery, Dresses Incidental Ausic
oASr WITH THE FULL IS SsTMREkqTH ri or fhE COMPANY
v oe acted for the third time the popular comedy In Ava
acts hcn was honored Saturday by au
denee, drew forth continued bursts OF appauscy en-
Written " Norton. e ss.d the PIough Secrets
peatd with sbe Following fii and ecve distribution OF
the characters .
<,o'oo" Ncuruy 49,
Trot. Mr.. Geo. Holland
Plastic Mr.. Floyd
~ ~ ''s
I, 4, "nd ~.
y. cvnv1ts
ionolaDis Mrs. Gienroy. Mrs Hoey
: ra Moreen Mrs Vsgnon
Mrs Trot Mrs. John Sc iaOn
Goody Hawbuck Miss Ca<man
hal dof tRr,oht Miaa
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING WILL GIVE
IA French and Music in exchange for board
would visiting Address, Tor one week. NJ
M Is Livingston place. Seventeenth street and Second
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

A UcTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
"A pets, Mirrors, Ac-DANIEL A. MATHEWS. auction
will SELL 1T his No. 79 Nassau street. this
day (Tuesday at O O'clock the entire Furniture Of large
house. removed for convenience of SALE comprising in part
three Psror and Reception Suits In French satin brocate
and fancy reps; Centre Tables Cottage Suits Warcrobe
Dressing Bureaus Washstands, Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds Blankets and walnut Secretary and Library
Bookcases Sofas, Sofa Beds Lounges, Chairs, Rockers
Velvet Brussels and other Carpets Fonch plate
Pier and Mnnel Mirrors &C. Terms cash. Deposis rcqur
ID rnallnf chaaa ~
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T1IANOFORTE FOR SALE-A SPLENDID SEVEN OC
tave rosewood Panoforte but short time an use, vii
b disposed OF for S a. the owner ha: M further use o
grand acsn powerful tone fine and stool
4c Apply Immediately l Twenyrst street, near Ihirt
avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

(yAMP LEDLIE, PALACE GARDEN.
" BATTERY NJ, THIRD ARTILLERY.
This Company win take few more good respectable men
and this the last company artillery for field service
be organized fine chance for any who desires to
join.
cooks -
Captain Battery NJ, Third Artillery,
Now stationed AZ Frederick, Md General Banks division.
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

6s NASSAU sTREET.-A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND
"A broker, makes liberal sdyanccso Diamonds Watches,
Jewery &c buys them at full value his private Office
e6 Nassau street, No stairs Business sonadeu.
tial.
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

NEW BowERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprietors @. L Fog and J. " LingArd
TUESDAY. Feb. ii. 1861
Grand legendary Drama entitled
:, .,,T THE EARTHQyAMZEt MZEt ~,,,
The roaring Comic Farce OF -.
-''-'S THE PICKET GUARD.
Aud the Nautical Drama Of
YANKEE JACK; OR, THE BUCCANEER OF TIE GULF.
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

r IBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS
IL Watches Plate and Jewelry bought for cash the
highest price, Persons having old qod OF Silver to sell
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MEDICAL.


n,
/PHAR.aAcYA
DIR. ROBACKS
scandinavian Remedies.
When Dr a0sAcK, the celebrated Swedish rhy.l-
clan introduced his Blood Purifier and BLOOD Pills Is
the DATED states be set forth IN plain Language their
curative properties. This Was years aro. The task
a. accommodating them has since been fitea CAT 81
az Hands Enlightened men whose character for
sound in, gmen' afd philosophy. give their opinions
weight la The community, men who Observe reject.
and make assurance douhiy sure before they Jo.
clde-are everywhere approving ana urging the use
the wisdom and honesty of this elass OF who choose
70 Investigate for them felyo are now of Mind On
this important subject.
The evidence in the possession u Dr. RosAcx
which l. AZ all times accessible 70 the pubic. eslat.
hshcs the following
FACTSl
That me BIooB PILLS have been proved By analy.
sis 20
CONTAIN NO MINERAL,
hat they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
With aserrsag certainty, and In very short tine
That AFTER all other medicines have proved uselcfs
they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT
.ad restore the health and strength Of the sufferer.
That
SICK FEMALES,
who have languished for years Ia helpless weakness
sni dependency recuperate with great rapidlty un-
der Ter in'sotating operaon That all sexual dis
ulaiihg properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS;
howcv.. they may hare been triaed With and abused
that their direct tendency Is to lengihen e aud
der Il enjoyable That operating directly upoa the
Iofsos orfse dsscGse IA fae Mood, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
aad discharge from the system every VI Scrcf-
Ia, whether hereditary OF otherwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBlLITATED,
aud that there IL disease of the stomach andBow
els the Liver, the Nervous system, the Skin Glands
or Muscles.
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR DISTINCTIONS
OF TliE BLOOD OK sEcRETiOSs.
in which ,hsy DO no. give p,cns ss,ls and tf.a
vaded.) eesef painless and perfect cErs.
Bear In mind that the SCANDINAVIAN vEGETA-
Bib BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the experience
oi thousands Of living Witnesses Who In letters an!-
dsvts, medical works, aud by wofd Of mouth proclaim
them 10 be the very best preparation Of the knd ever
offered 20 The broken down victims Of ~ health They
hunt disease through every avenue aud organ of The
system, and espel it thoroughly aud permanently.
No one can Doub their superiority after Que single
tral-tLey are not only better, bat Ia fact cheaper
ke. "A l.a.
them To produce better effect.
Price Of tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier
III per bottle, or - per half dozen. OF the scandna
Wan vegetable Blood Pills, 70 cents per box or 0
boxes for tl.
Read Dr. hoback's Special Notice and Certificates.
published In confi i,saous part or this paper from
time time.
DR. Roback's Adical Almanac aud Family Adviser
cont aiming great variety Of interesting and valuable
Medical Information, be had gratis OF any Of his
age nts throughout the country.
De "a difficult OF complicated eases, Dr. kobsck may
lccnsulled personally or by letter. enclosing on
stamp Tor the reply
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JOB PRINTING
oF ALI KINDS,
NEATLY EXECUTED

rHis OFfiCN, ~ ruk
safest s.oa most Finished style,
REASON ABLE RAT + }
AND
~ TIL DI = Il - L g 4 I
a.r,.rs -. La-1 within the last few days a
re s.i4f.aa. q Nxw ~kTENIs1, 10 the job Offcc-
T. ro. or. - tlsa fes. furnished an the St.t-.
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a NEW ARTICLE
Rohack's stomach Rittors

A new and delightful stomaohc and Cordial, foi
giving tone 90 the Stomach and for the prevention
bilious complaints, Incident to the Western country
Try a.
A. morning drink, 10 assist digestion ana reliev.
Dyspepsis, n has no equal. Try IL
In Fircr II 10 superior 10 az other Ritters Try t.
The formula Of these Biiters. now (lseil tho sole
property OF Dr. Roback, originated with ol the
Oldest and mos; eminent Medical Practitioners OF the
West and II Is directly predicatcd upon the wants Of
Western people.
These Biters derive their stimulus from the power
ful tonic nature Of the roots and herbs Of which they
are composed, and a. 'h"v so w allaying nnpai,
ura cravings .. tue stomach. directly proraosive q
GEMPEkANGE.
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely known, the public welfare i subserye,l.
II will soon be for sale by all Of Dr, Roh.~k's nu-
merous Agents. and al Hotels, &C, the country over
In the meantime o-ders will be filled direct from
Cincinnati In any quantity and at the lowest raies--
', g put in Quart Bottles. ard securely packed
one doz csses. Half doz. sample cases viii, however
be packed and sent 10 any sf'-ess, II desired
HsctaiI Price, 81 per bottle. or six
for a..
Principal Office and salcsroofs No g. East Fourth
street. 81 b2sding from Main street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. I.aborUery. No. Is Hammond STREET.
kor sale IN yiSo Corniy by
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Terms OF subscription.

F.r year. IN advance. %
F5r three months. In advance. =
ssis~f-bl- CITY Subscribers st 10 eeuts psT week
S.agle copiea, ceata.
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

r,r,,s,srp rvrEr MORNING gsxcKrr SUNDAY
n1oDESITT,S BUILDING
No. c. WABASH STREET.
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Tie Weekly Express

eabished every Wednesday. atsi. &c per annum,
sivance.
s.-So paper SEQ, without .hc money. nor continu-
longer tine than paid Tor
Hatcs OF Advertising in weekly,
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Rates Of Illinois Currency.

c~scsao. June ~. issi
krnnHH 4.
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Il. u. DECk e. 90.

JACOB teoIE> loExskx-
y. p. Constantly a. hand = superior arslti, u
WAFER PROOF OIL BLtCKlSG. Wsrraried io De-
~4trT proof aud - make tka leather sol aIl rahl~
O.. le.
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na.e. ea AaversisIns in DaIIy.

Legal saver'i-sFnents any cents per sqnare each
u.@ftion.
sati-fscsory arta.-canents made ~ith tho-e who
lsh adyertise by the year. with the prisiese 81
changing AZ pleasure. Yearly ADVERTISERS, however,
si1 81 confined strictly % their regular business.
ALL scsH f~ty 4sdrtertk -,
Advertisements IN the special notice column VIII
u, charged two prices.
AIv-rfl.suienis kept constantly on tue inside. a
rsrfre al a half.
laIsness notices Published n TIE local eo.ernns oi
ten rnes 80 UNDER viii b. charged Tor ssca Insertion
-. n over ten ti-ea, ten cents per lne-
Advertisements sent IN for no sprcilcf tnie VII
80 in.erted three months. unless ofdefed oot
Ary alteration q a standing advert senent viii
arsafr, a. a renewal q the same unless otAef"ife
sgrecd upon by contract.
Announcing candidates Cor oniee Of every de-erip-
ton viii be charged sa On for each name In the Daily,
and o., in the Da End weckiy, dt~dys /" ID
rdrce.
* rvatni.ous advertisements whatever
Charges viii be made for inserting the notices Q.
al Ortiers Societies. Associations A. folio"s.
For each notice not exceeding lines - cents 'or
"a n Insertion: over irht linrs Al this rate.
Announcing deaths with fu~e-a' notice attached,
fl: without notice. free.
sslces - Festlfals F1cnics and Excursions gotten
p by Individuals associations, or BY churches,
at regular prices.
Legal Advertisements inserted al the expense Of
Attorneys ordering. an payment not u be Delayed
or the legal but coliectable a. The usual
tme. Publisher nos accountable for the accuracy OF
egs' sfvertisemen,s beyond the amount charged iof
th@r prbllcati0n-
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Ayers Ague Cure.

foA Anf cAELDl NlfAf OF
Ip,ermittcu; Fever, or Fcvcr and Arue. Remit.
fever. Chill Fever. Duub Ague, Periodical Iiea8.
eehe, oi bilious heAdaehe, aid Bilious Pc
we're, indeed Tor the whole cisss of dis
eaecs of ignatrg IN hillary dcranes.
neut, caused hy Gc Mnlarlaof
kia,matic Couutries.
We are enabled here 70 odcr tie community a
remedy which, willie 70 cures Tie abovo complaint
with certainty, is stil perfectly harmless n a.,
quantity. such remedy is nValr able IN difsriris
where these ariciing disorders prevail. The 'calr'
erpels tho mssmatc poisoa 81 Fever and Asue ron,
the Fytieu1, and prevents the development ~ TO
disease " taken On the nrst approach ol its frenof
itory symptosas. II l. no; only the beat rerrv ever
yet discovered Cor this class " Complaints boz si.
lie cheapest. The large qraAuiy Nc supply o.
dollar hriprs itwithin Ire reach ~ ,,er,i.i,. r,
IN billions districss. where Ftfa and Axns pir,ai.
eVcfyboi, should have u and use u freely 10th G.
clfu and protection. a Kr,si rup.riofIfs ~ tAl.
remedy over any other ever disco, red Tor an. A.,
dy and certain of lufermittents l. thai a 90
tAins no Quinine mineral, consequently IL rrodu
upon tho constitution. Thosc cured BY ar. len "a.
hesithy ~ II they had never had tho disease
ferer and Asoeis nc, alor- the oon-c9nenos q sh-
nissmaiic poison. great variety q disorder. sfise
from iu Irritation, among whirk arc
Neuralgia. Rhsunasti.n. 6ouf, Heatseha. Bludnsss
TcothscAe, Ksrscbe, Cafsrraa, Asthma, IaifI-
isiion, hinfnl Affection Of the spleen, H,s
'erie. Pain in the Bowels coiie. .f.rsly.i-
aud D~ranssmcnt q. - stomach.
Al ~ which, when originating IN tll, cause put on
the intermittent type. become periodical 1hss
.sCUNK" srIes the poison from the blood and ooI
sequently curcs them all ALIKE. II 70 an in,auAbi.
Protection 90 immigrants and persons travelling rf
temporarily residing In the dtstrlcts
taken occasionally "r daiiy while exposed O. the -
fiction, that will b. excreied from als s,.em sri
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity g. rit.n
into disease. Hence 10 IL even more valuable a.
protection Than cure, aud few viii ever snf-r fon
lniermittenfs II thev avail lhfnselses q tho -.
tection this remedy affords
50 Prepared - Ia , 4. AYEk a Co.
lowell, hassachusclf@
All oui meiifs ar o. sale hy : n cr-Nrsar.r
=. n pos~ssts. And ty an Hrurel.s- in T.rr.
Haatc-
wholesale ~ Aiissa Co, Cla.Ilnai
fnuf -aie.u. -tssau.
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, $50, COO
J. A WALLACE. Scey- Jss- G BolzEs, Pres't
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ASSETS.
Cash, Ba'an,e IN pauk, a53oT 90
Bonds and Mortgages tbcing frat lien on
Real Esate.. worth al least $i so7 200 600 G02 o.
Loans ON stocks, payable on demand,
imarket value Of securities tis7 sIp Coz ls4eoO 90
Bank Stock. tmarke, vslue) 7s.s7s o.
value, la, ,sss 80
North Carolina state Bonds (msrket vsD 1850 90
Missouri state Bonds market vaiue) 1aoo0 90
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall street, $500 Al
Interest due on lat January, 1851, (of
which ea7, $50 ~ has since been rsc'e. g.7os 81
Balance In hands OF Agents and In course
oftrsnsmission from Agents Let %
January to' which sll.sea IL has since
.,, been received : eO.sos 10
land Risks, M,ess 90
other Property, Nseellaneoas iicms, 5,too 90
Premiums due and uncollecei ON foli.
ees issued at onice. $3.50 Is
Total. sl.ass,4os 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN, P.rupryr.
Az. wHINARTH vrcr Pnrrr-sr
J. MILTON SMITH, sscnyr.r
JOHN MCGEE. Ass'r sro'v
CHhHiEs CRtrT, Agent.
No. PHksIx ROW.
msisir rssas H.rrs. ,sp.
Merchants Insurance Co,
or HARTFORD CONN.
Y. 1sios.s iospFII, see'y. Max Ho~ssn. rr--'l
CAPITAL. s2oo 900
North American insurance Co
CAPITAL, $500, COO
J. A WALLACE. See'y- Jss G. Boizss. Fres't
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
- Agent for the above reliable and responsible
companies, am r,cprared 10 issue Flro Policies on
Dwelling Houses, Stores, warchoa-e~. Household
Furniture. Merchandise &c. the favorable
terms. rs-losses literally adjusted aud prompt.
" paid. JAMES II. TURNER. Agent
Orice At Turner / NcKeen'r Warehouse.
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New yorI.


oV2f" he"Hefd - =. tff a1H.
Since the opening - this vas, AID commoaious
Hotel IA 1854 It has been the single endeasor Of the
rsprisiors 70 make IL the mos, sampiuous con.
veuieni and comfortable home far The citizen and
stranger on this side he Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely 70 administer 20
the comfort Of is guests sbsy have endesvcred.
without regard 70 cost. to provide ana 10 combine
all the elements Of adivsual and social enjoyment
wh'sh roiern aEs has inseussa and modern taste
approved; sna 'he patronage which it hs. comrnan.
ed Daring the past siH years Is gratifying proof
ths' their Efforts have been appreciated
To meet the esigencies the times, whsn al are
required 70 prsesic. the me.t rleid economy the
Undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price OF Board TO
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
1.-THE sane time sb.,ing none = The Issnries With
Which ihelr table has hitherto been suppilsa
rREADwTlI. wHErcoxn CO.
View fo'h. sedt ?. isei smo-
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"a b + II II "A c T.

or Me FIFTEENTH .SEJf1-dHHUSL STATE
AkyJ Qf lle oondnioa of Ae HONf INSt'-
RANob COMPANY, u ne Guy o( N<sc lori.
on fhe Ii d'sg Of JfnHary. isol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-12

FIour-Receip.s $1,000 bbls.; market
dull and declining: sales 5000 bhls. at
IS 30a5 10 Super State; s 5o@5 60 Ex.
ira Sta,e; IS S0@$5 40 Super Western;
IS 500t5 so Common to Medium Extra
Western; SIS e00s595 Shipping brands
Extra r. III. o.
Wheat-Market heavy and prices favor
the buyer without sales Of Importance.
Corn-Receipts 2l4 Al bushels; narke {
declining. Sales 10000 bushels at 500
Gle Mixed Western in store and deliv.
cred
Pork-Quiet; sales 900 barrels at &l3
37A@sH for Mess; 50 s73 Prime.
Dressed Hogs-Duii and heavy; sales
at 5tGd5i for Western.
Whiskey-Wi,hont decided change ;
sales Zoo bbls. al 25ca26c., chiefly at
25kn26c
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The stronghold of the rebels. the scene
Of their triumph and our humiliation, has
been quietly abandoned to our troops
Manassas is curs, and We are thankful.
But our gratitude is weak and our joy not
very abundant. we fear The truth is, we
wanted 10 take Manassas by the strong
hand Of armed battaIions We wanted to
- the disgrace which befel our Gag and
sur arma, wiped out right there where it
was incurred.
After all, however, the progress of
events has demonstrated that the Manas-
sas defeat was blessing in disguise to our
cause, and let our faith rise to embrace
the present bleodiess retreat as equally
under Providence tending to promote the
cause of Union and liberty.
The rebels have evacuated one place
after another. SO rapidly that it is hard to
tell when and where they will make a
stand and fight.
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~---rs,--ar-----------
FOREIGN NEWS.

GO Portland, March IL,
The North American, from Liverpool
eth, via Londonderry. 2sth, arrived here
this morning.
GREAT BRITAIN The papers relative
to the blockade Of the Southern ports, had
been submitted TO the British Parlia
ment.
Earl Russell, in letter to Lord Lyons
dated 18th inst says that the fact Of ships
having successfully run the blockade doe,
not prevent the blockade from being ef,
fectiye; and he argues that neutral State
ought to exercise great caution in regard
to the defacto blockade, and ought not Il
disregard il unless the power of the block
ade should be abused.
Liverpool, 2Sth.-Cotton Brokers Cir
cular reports sales of the week 81 ,O0t
bales; market closing firm and unchanged
Sales today friday are estimated a,
10000 bales and market closed firm.
Breadstuffs-- Dull. but steady.
London, 18th. --Consols for money IS
(9o3a. l. c. stocks 47a@4s discount
Erie 29D30. Bullion in the Bank ha,
decreased 1l46,000.
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n,rh,+ Law. over che water.


Mr.. Bright, in his recent speech in Par
lismcnt, iecturcl Pafmerttou right sharp
~ about the way he managed the Trent
rfair The member closed with the cx-
preston Of his confidence in the progress
of events under law higher than that
administered by Prime Minister or Presi-
dent. We presume no man in England
will accuse Mr.. Bright with treason-loving
sentiment, though similar views expressed
in this country excites the wrath ola GER
tain stripe of politicians, even to blasphemy.
These politicians talk as if they thought
God and His Law were s.subjsct to the
Constitution of the United States and
Taney's bred Scott dictum Mr.. Bright,
not having the fear Of humbuggery before
his eyes, said:
Now, l am glad to soc there is re-
markable change operating from day to
day in opinion in this House and out of
it. Ii is obvious that. since the course
taken in that transaction By the American
government, a great change has taken
place in the opinions of large portion of
the people of this country. There is a
more friendly feeling toward the Wash
ington government they see in it . gov
eminent, real government, not gov
eminent ruled by mob. and not gov
eminent disregarding law. They believe
it is a government struggling for the in
tegrity Of great country. They believe
it is country which is the home of every
man who wants home. aud, moreover
they believe this-that the greatest of all
crimes which any people in the history
of the world has ever been connected with,
the keeping in slavery four millions Of
human beings is in the providence of :
power very much higher than that Of the
PRIME Mnister Of England, or Of the
President Of The United States, marching
on, as I believe. to its entire abolition.
Willour Northern Democracy deny, in
SO many words, that there is no higher
power than that Of earthly governments
If there be higher power, then tina. pow.
Or must Of course administer higher
law. Otherwise ebe law of man is supe-
rior to the Law Of God, and We must de-
eide against the Apostle Paul, who said
he would "obey God rather than man."
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Fort Monroe. March TO-
The Minnesota yesterday returned to
her usual station at the entrance to the
Roads. She is again ready for action
The Monitor came down early this q. m.
and was greeted with enthusiastic cheers
by the various vessels in the harbor.-
Gen. Wool and staff and Asst Secretary
Of the Navy, Fox, went on board this
a. IN. She was found not to be DANA ged
in the slightest degree, and is ms well PIE
pared as she ever could be for another
conflict. Her performance was perfectly
satisfactory to her officers and men and
they all speak OF her in the highest terms
Of praise. The gunboat White Hall got
FIRE at o'clock this A. IN, and was totally
destroyed
The British sloop- of-war Rinaldo ar
rived here this a. NJ. She is from of
Charleston. No news
The latest estimate of the number killed
on the Congress is so, including 3 officers
Lieut.. j. Smith, commanding, acting
Master Thos. Moore, Coast Pilot William
t Rhodes. Capt. W. n. Smith command
ed the Congress until recently transfer
red. Twenty-seven are reported wounded
~nd DO we're taken prisoners. None oil
them officers on board The Rev. Mr.,
Souhardt, the Chaplain, was drowned
and Master Mate Harrington was killed
But few Of the wounded escaped to the
shore. The number of killed snd wound
ed is about one hundred and City.
On the White Hall, Sd Asst. Enrinee,
Andrew Nesbit and Robert Wough and
Charles O'Connor, seamen, were killed
/ and two or three wounded On the4Drag
on, which received shot in her boiler,
three men Were wounded; no officers.
The VIM. Whelden received shot in he,
boiler, and the Rescue was damaged il
her machinery. The former was towed
to Baltimore b. the Adelaide. The Min,
nesota lost six men killed and II wound
ed, not including any officers so far rs j.
known. She is said to have received cult.
a number of shots. The Roanoke re
ceiyed but two shots, and little damac,
1 was accustomed BY them. No casualt,
occurred on board except the falling of ,
man from loft.
1t is generally believed now that tn,
Mcrrimac must have received serious
damage. 1t is the testimony Of some tina
she was considerably basted on one sid
a. she went behind Sewalls Point.