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EXTRACTS TsUl TIE PRES.

EXTRACTS TrVI TIE PRgsS.
on the Richmond Dispatch
Nr Pollard arsady vel 10 the public he author
DlaIaJlds The EIi.ten IN tie
cuary Nniaated ali style Of the Srhr, aud vii
Cnilye sale. sr ia jlyed u1u facilities
e.tng nfornson aad has made tie liz ihe b,oE
Vih csndor aud npLEaiy, AID iaT
iuGrs 'tgictly truthful ami very interesting
Tire Redmond ErdmiHsr stys:
"I elssorue aud vlusbc literary contribute h
has ye' h- interests az the sauA ~
only e-3 NJ repay, M uosisY Of al reader" 49,,
From tie Richmond b.t9:
"Ths well Known Lby sui iiyenCe a " Pollard guar
saees OF tie sid Of IT. toS. We anticipate raCh
Ai;6cat,on fon ~ rtSgsA. vbsa vii sotce a. sh
Mos West JOhas., toe ru5heFs, desrTe much ere Il fr
Their eltefpse"
From the R-huoad CtTi CT oj5s~-tr:
hs Eio7y Che Iiat Tear Of he War fc7 sa n hide
rendoae pared h sTrst'y s'd vigorous Ertr Nr
rsd volume that ~ be read N!;h tote by
ca a5=ss75 Il Rvs ilcHs,z ted gkrtc, o.
pNt u year, aci By cCar ae'oaEt Of rome q
tn c,u,cy q 1hs book Is nstsuctTe,
aiming TeAbie INT OF the rFst OFT evolution
Of 81, ard sh9uld be very l4issy teat.n
wEsF JOHNSTON,
PLblhcTs AID 3 Sk5 Hers,
i-1r As Na!a &. L ch.uJEd
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TsssAIr SuPPLY.-SeVeral mcn-ls ago urged the
CITY Council to make ~ appropriation for the purchase o.
sl: T dis.ieu n, at cost Smo9g tho people Of Reh'
mgad. Tn, Recommendation though commanding itsel.
to h favorable consideration Of the C0u-el, Sas m
hs,dsd Slice TIA, TIM, other corporations Through
tas- CO. s utsd agents. have elected arrangements Tor
securing cup lies Of sA and Richmond ro- steps in to
take its turr-"se;,er late thsu EsvsT' At meeting
OF ths civ CosHeil on NSadsy, the ionoH1g resou,
tous, submitted BY Er. Burr, YES adopted:
R,ioi,yd, ih., a-spse.ll committee Of three b. sp
Plated BY the President sho shall arrange for the par
eass and 6isrouon Of sails In such quantity tbs city
m,v os able % obAin the FROM The Sal; Works
saii committee shAl have power 10 make such airans-
men g ether through 8 reiiAble mercantile house CT
ohe-s.A AZ NAV seem 70 them bes fos zuch purchase
ard i,su.b1ucu.
Rs,s'usi, TaS; the sun Of So 600 be spproPsias' :,
sc1S 10 tbs or4sr Of said committee, for tbs above
YaIpOc.
C,mnitee- NCssrs. Burr, Hi, snd Gsz'brook. On
Nj III! modor the President q the Coulel David j.
Sa1-dsrsl, vas added 10 the committee.
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RICgNGsD Asp DiaVLLg RAILROAD.
Is 7a5sa sss - 5sl ~
E ard ansr FRIDAY, Nay sOsh N. Passenger Trains viii
" run follow:
GOING WEST.
Mall TrAin leave. Sshnond daily a. A. ~. and arrive
O.nyls at TEL P. ~.
Al Barfes7, connect, With tbs sOu,S cid, ysoad for II,
West.
A. Glover Il Tops 10 minutes for dinner.
OQAIHq East.
Mall Train leaves DanTGs dki!y st 5sO n, and arrives
Rshnond At Rea Pm
Al Hartcsylus 10 With the eo1h Eide Railroad
Norfolk A1d Fs,ershurg.
Down Train IRON Danylls stops al Glover for BrsAsfs
JAA II. LESTER,
mAJn General Ticket Agent
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Hdq'r. Department os Eenrico,

Hdg'rs pcpa stment oC y enrico,
gcEsoADi W., July IL, 1862.
s'Ec'AL oRDESs
NC ITO.
H. H. command q N, stcrstsrY Of War. the maximum
pe Corn in pi city lie hred srS0 per buIhsi GO ia,
vi d the cot OF & anspoFt at!oa ADDED.
L. q PAGE
Win AsL Adgt Gen,
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oONFEpERATF STATES or AMsRICA,l
QUARrHRNAsrg C. fsE ans DIPABTNESF,
" rhrnnrd "a Iuty o. l.

QUAKTERNAsrgE GnEtALs DLP.ETNESF,
RchmoLd, Va July g. ls.2
lMeREsShENT5 OF FORAGE haYi5g been tukoIlsd BY the
sec eta o. VIZ, 70 be taaie by Nj oSrIeg QaAder
1Alter ana the oe1 sgeais his cont a. me fellow
Ing 1ss NC ous ~ for 4 glii4Dcs:
The ohctrs agents making such imp H. 10 all
cases dfnsh written eydrn,e Of auth y Whic
tyieao vi be exhibited irsd by Tea In
q AL forage Cd vii be paid for - he sb h
e7npeett au'hory and flee EMS especially 10.
raoitd . give 10 ovneis hs e receipts Ing dist Lo
tie KIND Gu nifty Id rre OF the rlge aad tes gaStn tie
Ger by Th-tn Payment oil be a. for eSaCe.
j. flse r TessEvGg must be tsjrd g. OILY v6e1 Sbsoue
y dem adei ~ puhic uyesses aud their UuIdsn must b.
A?PyTllneI SlUrg The cIsns o. nuny ally and
inPa tally haVIg dae regard to the and a5y CT
efs Of pope u.
T. All m.r tsneris &c by officers agents under TITS
thOdy val bsigpoIt to aIOr 8 CanGt
BY WHOM m,nly atsg act m the date qusLG is
pes ani nance VI OsneS, viii &c u led 10 hS oGic'.
With tae exception Of the authority rus eonGrrfd uroo
"s1r Osfrnu and hg oAc,ss DIR Geuers Orders no A.
M pesOu Les than Os= huTiEed b. tae Con mAndi
uca"r OF the The Commanding On Of Districts
Der NN Law, sh rerogs.s=d for takils posses
iou Of Sate properly OniceTs Of MI,
20 impress EriVA,s prop-y without iuca Guhry
oe hc 20 aC srciea accouniab iy, and punished
n.iiar! oIsasv.
LARgIS SMITH,
July Zh-uAcZ, Acting QiR-t-TtnaA a-p-al
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PACKET BOAT FoR LEXINGTON

New Arrangement.
OEsnd aIsr the 2ls Of ApIl. our PAsk,, Ers-SI&
a. Lyhohburs and buchanan.
KcssOxp
To scotsyIe. $l0O To Lexington. tSa
To Lylchburs. LIS To Buchanan. S2
Leave Richmond, usuR P n, Monday Wednesday and
Friday reach LyaehbuTg In &C hou and Lexington and Bash
SnAn At 7 ?. n, Of the Eecoad day,
AZ xxrSL boLY
WILL accompany The .hroags BoX FAR Columbia to avoid
eroudlns and 70 give each passenger ARerih
EKTURaIHa.
Leave LeIngt ard Buchanan A. n, Monday, wednes
dGy aud Ydhy reach LyuehS.g In IL hours aud Richmond
q hsurs.
Lyuehbu-g:
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WAR nEPsETMRNy,
ADgUTAiiT AND E!sPT GENIE OFBlCF, ,
gcssusp, jay 18Th, 1884

No So
l. C07scrp,s engaged Government work ether directly
b' will not be ken rom tie work ih ihsy
,ssg,d the pVTp'se % clfClmCn after hch
returned TIE C-ridcste a the Ulcer Under whose
rcs fk s bfirg refTet With whom he
tueh ihcse w he presented 10 the 'n-ol officer.
s % order h detail Of the spec hed Pc
10 ycsed sky days
tayurst Of IN detail vii be forwarded the Al
ans Inspector &c s.a SD rCatr The Chief Of TIE
o artgs Bureau To- eh The WORK Is RI fmed
Iterso5 o the ~, will be ahcE deemed necessary,
Application ttTo1g1 he esd Of Departments BuTeLus
By oornand Of The seerstETy Of War,
(sigaedJ l. COOPER.
iuly ls-2s Atj- and Inspt General.
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RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, july 30, 1859.
ra.Ho.r.r4ls At Rlca.OsD.-The Fayetteville N. ~

rasHoer.rALs At RlcaAOSD.-The Fayetteville IN ~
Observer, says:
WeLays reason 70 know that many Of the hospitals ..
Reh and are very loosely eondUet that the wants Of
many Of ire wounded but indhereBty attended TO-
AM that some II rot many Of the Wounds shoeknsy
negl,eed The Waut Of cesDlness 10 the hospitals and
arSu d them, II continued during the remaining bot
mlntls, may pro4uce pestilenee.
tn, caasss o. these abuses appear to be an sufficient
num9e Of Surgeons and nurses the TACT that TOO many
o. the Surgeons been appointed becluse OF scme
thing els5 than merit the erimGa neglect OF come OF
thlm 20 make the best OF al The talent, tkA and
mans a hir dsposa however small thtS' are 10 very
N ny instances Aad improper consumption on IN,
pri Of some Surgeous and nurses OF deeaess Intended
for lbs parieRs.
We alude 70 this in the hope that the Government
ma, tlrn is a.jeCiOn 20 Ihis depsrmsnt he medch)
said IL Redmond be worse managed than any oher.
We have heard thsse charges alleged before, and arc
convinced thl, there is some fluad on for then' At
al events there should BE- rigid investigation. TIE
srgs,n General should appoint al Inspector Of Hos
pi.a o. other oR,er charged with the special duty o.
visiting be Varous hospitals 6y, a. often cs Pre
t,.ble and reporting upon heir coatiEcn, mAnayemen
etc he s5,u'l 10 eCnscieatOrs, industrious mai who
would discharge this duty "vihOu fear, favor or sf.e
ton" Il, shcud IeQus-t al persons Wao have charge
20 prefer or emp aims make to submit them to him
IL order that they mi h; Be investigated He should as
e,rsia which O. he surseous, If y. are responsible
for any rsgiees OF the wounded men. He should in
qire iosl tie disposition Of TIE ecs c; deceased Pl
tsas AM prescribe sush regulations as Eou!d prevent
tas improper consumption Of teioaoes intsode4 for
n pGtests," etc.
We havs tie slightest expectation, possible, tia.
cur suggestion viii be heedel BY the powsrs thsi b.
ga the contrary We believe that thirgs will b. permit
al &c e on 90 th,y are, uui coa Of Gre, in The shspe
Of rel esaed inignAn; complains, are hcspad uPoa
The back u the osAl ;erEarii. h. will then 0ssn to
move, ~hen. perhaps, il may be needless 70 90 So
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ooEyEDERATr tTAT; 3 OE AMtRiuA,

HE r10uS. Va. Juse 9llh. 1862
HIGH price Will ne paid for any eatnlity Of Deg wood,
a White Who's and Poplar Bark l Of the root pEefeTr.s
iyeTedto
sgs,a james 7. Johnson, Medical Purveyor. at Dsavis.
TIGha.
qrgeoa W. Il Gsddngs Medical Parvsyc At OaAIIots Ur.
F.lL
,nr-on T. Kdder Taylor, Medical Purve;Or At L7netburs
G'-gifs, Fl at this depot
me so--in rE johns Purveyor O g. A
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AummER CLnYIlINn,

r HAVE on ha GOOD assortment u ? ntleren5 turr'
Cll,hipg coas ing Of Sack fni y Goals Fans, VS.
yes, Shirts, Ac, &C which viii be sid sec nmoiatn
JOHN THOMPSON.
slsT n no !, Ballard House
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rt.nNN.s M,YintGI..

AZ sgtn5-,d - Major Gen. lloyd t. rAse Reg.n: Of Ia
fsnr gS 81 ths state Line GnlsE the &C. Of Me
q, @..l A1s-r b., paced Kay Il isyl.
4ls permits % rc.Jiyc yoiuEteers srch per
Eit0 Che terms - The Act n Ccurcts tToEn
J,aIr,l Law, perc The Of 81 ala under
s.3 scch 81 exempted ~ tGr hct VI CoI gsssg
sstsvTY solicit The re co0psTaton OF officers 81
o. LIRE, ~ pTmllioG eni coupsLe8 nr tide scSlcs.
", O. .iEstI - Eichmcn1. MN. hUSy0Er.
80 ra.s iisrt. Cot 1Ih We. Nns
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~ .-NEI NNIIHE.

EAYISo oecG authorised BY he VA Department 70 rs..
enlist md HEi,'s nto seFS3S, 3S'ta!o1 Of INFANTRY.
be be composed 81 y5at nCt IN the SERVICE
.lryr4 Of The c9-cpsrat0n zarCe c! othera.
VII iU- lun ID iI patriotic UNDERTAKING, vii
w 10 ;I 10y. adirs.s &c Hr!lEs. cornsr Of
b ani t... site,s.
rr:e-G pogrRT a SCOTT r
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flIChmOhD yAxEsIIHs.
Gate Jrsnfin Hall, door below The Exchange HOte)
Aeung manager ......DOAsLr OoDfs
"Wednesday Evening, July 80. 1861,
INGoMAR
PArhIn kss Ida
Double Dance Darlington listers
Conclude with
MATCH N THE DARK
ER-see Programme. Da1
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TO CnNTR ACYOR.

lHVITE proposals. Tor the grading ard bridging, 40
x me Pluon. halroac from DsnVi l. % esrs'oFo The
my lrosscpy be cork El eat rspi ity
S ilfo. alton vh Tegsrit tae eh2Tscis. AnoEn CT
v5rs p'.n' proEet &C. app!y tiny OF IN vile or ieh
ID az he ocs Of tho siSso nd ard Danye RAJ road on.
ta-J. - - -
LDJuE0 T. y. MYERS,
ally 1T ospt. yrs!resrT and chic; D MGR.
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So BOOK FOR ALL
TIE FIRST YEAR
OFTHE WAR.
ayEDRARD 4. P0LLZRD
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July 2s-dAc

EtdIcAei gentle middle p-eietr,d probably
IA Seea.e al tisSe ss sisn Teacher, BY aiJreslvg
W. r.
july 20 -dt' Box SO Rich y nd
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UNPARALLELED SUGGEST

wO rloUsLSn copies DISPOSED DURING sIE-T wsI
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ORDHAAJn pSPAETaENT Uy VA,
IeL.orfraa Tn~e 10 ichQ K

ORDHANJr pSPAETdENT Us VA,
LvscHuEo, June IL, 1864.
NOESC;Shs ~ pre7artuocs f3r Eajor General soyd's
amy ba ca1rclwSt,d s L!nchbaTg, the Aaes ffoL.
s. = 81 pE,,. nj Viii fs here I1g de.
.usigns raa tet sgL,i ~ Gen loyd or some oness
.h1.'sei ~ m !l approved by Aiutali General a.
ats.dIoa Elsz n3 " Nhi.A TIE .GEGs vi. BE m,ie
o. IiHlOCh,
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Ho2s sgAsELING GELArINx, and oeopers ruined shret
hnSlss ~ D,rc Nangs Asd tasss jsrtsA ~ NE By
bEIEkSoa g., ~ nk;z rFssL -
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Jaly 29h.
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NOTICE

Qnnrn boi1I, IN Tsss7'd sld i0T iai' ~ WsnsI5os
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N.,ANTsD.

DIS sOEUTEUS O.R PARTNRHSHsP.
TnlHE ofw T. sTAPL 20 CO, ts5lyei owing
4 ths dsNh Of Thos. stspies, re oi the pAuRsrs
III business OF TIE vi be settled up by the aeiiTe
wing partner, ". I. Staples
The busaGss Ofw T stlP!es Co., will be cOLtauCI ubds
th zane yle on July Isl 1861 ty the unde signed who b
leave 70 tender their n aonAs cEte ted - tsm
TO- the AI tea years. respectfully solicit Continuance OF the
same.
W T sTAPLS5,
JOHN q MARTIN,
Gen. Com. Merchants, i9ason BaLk, Elchd, Va.
TnuureT aSove iSi I'm
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$500 REWARD.

u
OsT July 18Th, l62 Get ncge o. t.ea yreEsn Sh'Tss N
iria sAte ytJck No ASj dad September ISIS 1ht
puoc are c,uoRsd trade iyr H4i stock, 81 mAEC
application - have II reI eSet.
BH UAysBaoUGd
ORANGE Court House, July 22--tf
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bAHANAT 1hUudsy, 81 JAW. my negro woman WfNHY
&O&IOE fett lucte Lgh. black hsrp rstnres look
gun, cto ys tobacco veJ Gaiereny clothed, hand
her head aud death ops SIZE has sister
i'E l. Haa,f sr, Ct r-tCns LIVING Ia tcre nerNi lea
Aahn3nd Also hgsb nj - ing u Jon~f, Of his city,
ystn; Chcsr Ia camp and doutt IefscAfsi
~ lin che or nurse Ia me spssi ths
r 10 IdS snd passes AZ e. snd dCG has papGs
o. TAT eggyi y oo Goa tcl MT nd YOU'D re-
qrt sOt around The 81 70 accept te rtNJt aud lodge
D.. In jail a. has can htAs " her sgai1
". sATTeRWHlTE,
Lalv 49, corner Of ITAnkMh and 1871 % seL1.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-07
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, April 5-The following general
orders have been issued:
ID. G. McCullum having been appointed Colo
mel in the Volunteer service, he IS assigned to
special duty in the War Department as Military
Superintendent OF Railroads.
Arson Slayer having been appointed Colonel
In the Volunteer service, is assigned to special
duty in the War Department as Military Superin-
teudent of all telegraphic lines in the United
States.
Edward S Sanford having been appointed Col
Onel in the Volunteer service. is assigned to spe-
cial duty in the War Department Military Su-
pervisor of telegraphic dispatches and army intel
ligence throughout the United States.
They will be respected and obevei accordingly.
By order of the Secretary of War
(Signed) L. Thomas, Adj't Gen.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-The boat which left
Fortress Monroe this morning brings word that
at that hour all quiet in the immediate vcin
ity. No operations OF any Importance on the
part of the Merrimac.
The Senate Military Committee has reported
against the confirmation of Blenker and DeAhna
as Brigader Generals, and in favor of Csdwalla-
der as Major General and Capt Grover and Col
Van Allen as Brigadier Generals.
A dispatch of April 9th states that the gun
boat Carondelet ran the gauntlet at Island No
10, and is now available for Gen. Pope. She was
fired at a number of times but was not hit once.
There is authority from the War Department
for saying that dispatches from Fortress Monroe
dated o'clock on Sunday. had been received and
that reconnaissance had been made towards
Yorktown. The headquarters of our army arr
now about FIVE miles from Yorktown.
There had been some cannonadIng but without
injury on either side.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-07
From Cairo.

CAIRO, April "a teamster, who Just return
ed from Commerce, reports 5 G. Kitchen, one
of JEFF Thompsons colonies, in the swamps back
of that place, with squadron of cavalry esti-
mated at two hundred
Fears are entertained by the Union men of
that vicinity that they will be subject to fresh
prosecutions.
The report is current to night that j eff Thomp-
son has assembled force of considerable
strength at HolcOmb's Island IL miles west of
New Madrid His position is represented by
scouts as very strong.
Rebel gunboats and transports pass our bat
teries at Riddles Point without difficulty. None
have come above Point Pleasant.
A special TO the Post from Cairo says that
Daniel Wright, formerly a sailor from Oswego,
arrived here to-day, having deserted Beauregard :
army week since He says about 90 00J troops
are at Cornith. No heavy guns or field works
there. One regiment under arrest for dis
loyalty TO the rebel cause.
Their army is represented as in a state border
ing on INSTRUMENTATION
Our informant thinks they will stampede if at
tackled.
A special to the Chicago Times from New
Madrid says:
The gunboat Carondolet arrived last night.
having run the rebel blockade at Island No. 10
without damage. She had ir tow on the side ex-
posed to the fire of the rebel batteries barge
loaded with hay arranged in such manner as to
protect her. The night being intensely dark and
stormy she passed the first battery before being
discovered. The second fired on her soon as
its guns could be brought to bear, but owing to
the darkness and speed with which she moved the
fire was totally harmless.
The third battery also concentrated its fire on
her, but not a shot struck the boat She passed
the fourth and fifth batteries with the same for
tunate result Fifty three shots were fired at
her. Three miles below the island the rebel
floating battery opened on her and continued
firing until the Corondeet passed out of range.
All through the passage continuous fire of mus
kerry was kept up from the shore.
Many bullets struck the boat. Ali hands be-
ing below, nobody was hurt
The Carondelet did not discharge gun during
the entire passage. She passed the last battery
within an hour after leaving the feet.
A telegram from the Island at 6 o'clock last
evening says very heavy firing was heard in the
direction of New Madrid.
1t was thought the Carondelet was engaged
with some rebel gunboat; from one to eight heavy
reports were heard per minute.
Her escape from injury in running the block
ade is attributable to the fact that she Rugged
the shore of the Island so closely that it was i'm
possible for the rebels to depress their guns sufi-
GENTLY to hit her.
There is great rejoicing throughout the feet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-07
From Island No. 10.

CHICAGO, April "a special TO the Tribune
dated New Madrid, April 3, SAYS:
The telegraph today was discovered to be cut
in dozen places between this place and the tow n
OF Sykesvlle.
Gen. Pope Immediately issued special order
directed to the residents along the line informing
them that they will be held responsible for the
safety OF the telegraph and that if any damage is
done to it near their farms residences their
houses shall be burned, themselves and families
arrested and brought to camp and visited with the
severest punishment.
The firing at Island No. 10 last night disabled
the floating battery of the rebels
One shell struck directly in it killing three men
and disabling it so that it foated down towards
the foot of the Island.
Firing to day has been more active and has
done good execution.
A messenger from New Madrid this evening
represents that the rebels had erected battery last
night opposite Point Pleasant.
This morning the battery opened fercely upon
works.
Alter firing some time the battery WAS silenced
by our guns and warehouse on the kentuck Y
shore fired by our shells. Its contents were con
sumed.
There were no casualties happened on our
side.
The reported loss of the rebels is not known
Several must have been killed.
All quiet here.
No news from the Tennessee.
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had been ordered to evacuate Newburn within
six days. and that he had returned a reply that
he would meet The rebel commander at Colds
bOrO and AZ Raleigh.
There Is little change in the state OF affairs at
Beaufort.
Fort Macon still holds on and is beseiged A.
few shells have already been thrown into the
fort.
The steamer Peabody arrived from New York
to day and proceeds 10 Hatteras.
We were visited by thunder storm last night.
The weather still continues pleasant to-day.
Cannonadng has been heard al this morning
from the direction of Yorktown. No official re-
ports have been received but il is rumored that
the town has been burned. but this is probably
incorrect.
Another report saysa fight is taking place there
this afternoon.
A flag OF truce this afternoon brought down
the following released prisoners of war from
Richmond:
Col BufOrd, Lieut.. Van Horn, Capt. Bliss. U
: A taken in Texas last summer, and Colonel
Woodruff. of the 4th Kentucky regiment, tax EN-
in Virginia
Richmond papers mention that two men named
Price and Lewis have been convicted spies aud
were 10 have been hung yesterday, but that a
short respite had been granted them. The men
claim TO be British subjects and loyal.
MOBILE. April The Adrerfiser has special
message from Memphis that Buell's army reached
Savannah from Columbia.
There had been brisk skirmishng and great ac-
tivity on both sides for the great struggle.
On Wednesday Yankee force 300 strong
landed at Biloxi from three vessels and cut the
telegraph line between Mobile and New Orleans