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East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
w M. LLOYD.

Bvtchsr and dealer In Meats, Vegetables, Butter,
Egg, Lard, eto. Brick Building, on Washington
street, southwest Of Bancroft House,
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
Nj. III. ALLARDT,

Deutscher Adrokat und Notar-QEee Erehange
Block, East Saginau, Mich. Besondere AgE
merksamkeh nird Soidaten- Forderungen &c
uidmet. Kaufbriefe Hypofheken, Conirakte a.
s. r, rerden Puenktiich 6esorgt.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
GEORGE &. sANBORN.

Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Family Supplies
Country Produce, etc. Corner Store, IIoyts New
Brick Block,
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
JOHN WILLIAMS,

Saloon and Restaurant. Fresh Oysters, Lobsters
Sardnes, Picked Tongue, Pigs Feet, &c, always
on hand. Hess Block, 3 doors from corner, on
Washington street. EAST SAGINAW
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
y
FROM YORKTOWN.
The Rebel Forces Largely
Increased. y. =, e.. =
Landing Of Troops at Yorktown
and Gloucester. a.. -. :.
:. f., -. .-...
A Balloon Reconnaissance.
Tho Rebel Works Materially
" Strengthened. w."
GEN. MCCLELLAN. COMPLIMENTS THf
-. Sixth MAINE REGIMENT. -
OTIR wOffND MN SOT nTEuRS
OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

NEAR YORxrowS, April l2.-The sun sh9ne
brightly yesterday and 10 day, much 70 there
lief Of ue tbeusaads Of soldcrs who are com.
pelled-to sleep In the open air. The roads are
still In very bad condition. ~. y :;
Ths Iobals continue 10 open with artillery
whenever they discover q picket post, TO which
our CUPS never reply. =" " l''
TIE f.beI forces have been greatly llcpcased
within The last two days. ,g,r ...-~'..- -; =.
On Thursday several vessels were seen To
land troops at Yorktown and al.o at Gip1ses
YER, opposite, which place has not heen Occu
pied np 70 this tina. RsinfoFcsnents have alsO
been received from Norfolk lby way Of the
The balloon rsoonnoisanos nado yesterday
by General Fitz John Porter showed that the
since the advance OF the Federal troops, and
that al; that. point many additional guns bud
been placed In position. The balloon reached
An attitude Of five thousand feet, affGdlng dt
unOhstructsd view o. far as williamsburg and
Norfolk. pa i"- ~ at..' u.,.s'''' 90 3. r,Fi-",
General McCiellauffss written q letter highly
complimentary To ths Sixth Maine regiment
for their behavior while making. . reconnois
sance on Warwick river. Similar hOnera have
also been bestowed on the Berdan Sharp.
shooters by Gen. Porter, for their conduct whils
aoting - skirnishsrs, during the advances
They now do picket duty In front Of the enemy
works, aud, many a rebel has fallen from th'
bullets oil their uuerrine rffes., l., +. .,n,. sr,
Among the woundedIin The division hospits
is private; Fred Korvoloskf, Of tue Mississipp
battalion. who was shot through the lungs Will
dcserting, from the enemy ,s. ,, ,t".n..a.
Captain Spaulding, Of tho Fourth Michiga,
regiment, was severely wounisd, on Thursday
in the Lett shoulder ~, r,f .I.,: ,Ji.r. ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

METROPOLITAN RAILROAD,--The bill reported
in the Rouse on thslOth instant by Mr.. Wright,
provides for loan Of the public credit TO the
extent OF two millions Of dollars, 70 the Metro
poltsn Railroad Company, 70, " furnished in
installmcnts, and upon proof Of the expe uditrre
Of an equal ameant-f~sm the company's own
funds. ~
This loan Of two millions ol the public credit
is upon the further condition thai tho company
shall become bound with the least possible
delay to construct It's road from Georgetown
to Gaithersburg, or 70 such other point as the
Secretary Of War shall reqbke, ahd 70 cqnnec,
the same ct or near Baltimore with The Phila-
delphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
or with the Northern Central Railroad, or with
such other road or roads as shall form direct
and eoaneoted lines ot railroad, by way Of
Baltimore and Philadelphia, 10 the city ol New
York. &c. '''- w. o. 80
The fifth section oil the bill authorizes ar
additional loan OF the public credit not TO e1
ceed what the company shall sxpend iron, it,
own funds, for the construction Of an addtiona
or double track to Baltimore, II that shall at an.
time be adjudged by the Secretary Of War Il
be military necessity. This section also all
thorizes such extensions and connections as viii
insure through line Of double track railfoat
10 New York, subject to the same direction Q
the Secretary Of War. The through passenge
fare 70 New York is fixed al five dollars am
atty cents, and local fares are limited to thre,
cents per mile. ..rI d, ..a.. .,.....
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

Arriving al point about half way between
Sewall's Point and Newport News Point, aId
near the place where the Ftcuch wnr vessels
Gasscndi aud Catinel, and The English steamer
Rinaldo bad placed themselves early in The
morning, the whole feet came ir u stop, while
the jamestown, followed ut ZONE distance by
The Yorktown aud smal ius, continued on
her course.
The intention Of the jamestown wss not at
first perceived AS thn came around, leaving
Newposl Ns3s on her ,i.iL, ,.iL was saen that
her object was TO capture Two briss and
schooner which were anchofd mead aie shore,
about two miles from tho point Thia was
doue without the riigbte-t difficulty, and the
hssstaRce.niyts ssalL tis, tsins tcadssed, Me-
|fhrsSpsiNfftse iatsa OF usd,p tta abel nag.
II sIe Nhpla sfaB Jss Sp'ridlsd " Lss;usal
|E1gH. ~ Res, Fnt bp. Jspsytawp shaviug rsr
|ls e T saT g. i p,sS sss
|eEiS$E k sSs;k aFS l9as'as' 's'f moved
Slightly kinmcd af:ihfs boa dash, quite
humber Of sak6opers, ii:the p,prr harbor avail
led themselves ~. u faverabic s~ihd aud sailed
Up 10 thh 1t,e yba- -pbeI Rect has remained
lin The position 10 which they f'fsL placed them
I|selves, aud nothing more Ibs. been done. Tho
tide is: now out and probably no new move
llmen( wilt be made tor some hours II the
=
|she will be appropriately welcomed.
The names 81 ths Two 'briss captured are The
ISabao, Of ProHidrnec, Rhode Island; and The
Marcus, Of Stocktm ton, Maine. The former was
loadcd With hay ON priyaie account, and the
latter was chartered by the Government. but
had been, uDloaded The captains Of the two
llbrigs escapcdto ,hore ina small boat, with
four OF the crew Of the Marcus Two mru
Ilwere IN on board Ole; laaer and Xix on board
G..tx. ~
|Ib0st tD:etcaps. They were all taken prison.
lers, tDguther with The Grow of The schiioner.
II Il said that The; captured ycsse's were or.
dered last night TO- move down the harbor for
safcty. ts.ift i,F.r ',Ilt..,u
The schooner Harmony. used az water boat
Iby Mr.. NOyes, Government contractor Tor sup
Iplying wafer 10, the leet, bappebedt 10 be along
side one of The ,Frensh, man-oi.var when the
Merrimac made her appearance, aud was taken
under protection Of the French flag. thus ,a-
Ucapipg capture. Mi. Noyes haa previously lost
lby capture two schooiiers employed as wa!ci
lboats by him. .- -....-. ...s
II . SECOND bisiarcH.
.FoRriEss MoXauE, April 1lr--i =. M-Tho
jamestown: returned from Craney island al
lithsee O;clock. '".,s"'r '.'.-' : ..'u - g
'Ndta Il shot was fred until four o'cleck, when
the Mergimac nred three shots In the direction
of Hampton Creek, The NiiFGatuck and Oclo-
rara, which had been sta,iSr'sd iu thai vicinity,
Nrepihd with a number bfshots,' all Of which iel
linear the rebel 'il-et. '.,. ''-',r,. .'.'.
81, The whole 1tet, led hy, Tic Morrilnde, than
retnrncd 10 The Elizabeth river" 80,
The name Of the schoopet. captured ia the
Emily. She lrGn, WjS!iipSlhb, with autl2rs'
fstorcs. 60 ,..r ,.-,.-,, g o., ...i. e., e. ...
Apassengcr steamboat siitktl with spectators.
oatne out Of Elizabeth river ths afternoon and
la number Of small sai-boats could be seen,
Through the day, oil Sewall'sroint
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

A WARSlSG ro vIsiroHs on orK LNss.-On
the 25th ultimo, William Ayers, OF philadcl-
phia, in company with Others, (mqstly from
New York, took the stsge 70 Manassas, and
thence they went to warrenton. Vesturiog
too far, Stewards Cavalry caught some Of
them, (Mr.A. among the numbsr,) and sent
them TO Richmond No 'tidinss Of Mr.. A., was
received by his family or friends until Friday
last, when they learned by letter from Rich
mond, by way Of Fortress Monroe, that he was
prisoner. The letter was dated April it, ,
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
FROM PlTTSBURG LANDING,
, ..' ''' Thswo.ndl.s u Bsssrss.rd. ,,.. ~, - :,
The Rout Of the Rebels
%,''r Loss OF THE REBELsj $1,000! ".".
I'D, FEDERAL LOSS, 10000" %,' J., ",i I
uIit's,i int VI 'i
uIft,sd lirI ~ .,
ANO TIER RATTLE IMPENDING.

:, rPHiiADEtPHiA, April II 2,r- The CbIcpxs cor
respondent OF, The Tribune, charges that the|
Ohio Seventy seventh, and Flty.tbirsi rregi
lnents ran on the fltst day, leaving Tie Wafer
houee battery 10 The enemy. In The contest. .fo1
a Michigan battery on Monday Beautsgari1
conducted the, ,rebeis In perso1.: Dtring 'his|
efforts 10 obtail Il Nc was wounded III Tho, atm
- A general. retreat oil ihe sRcmy ynOnmsnced|
al dark on Monday car Ca syslfy following un-
Ill the horses, were tired oIt' Bpt ,foT tSsP "a A
most impossible, soadi,ion of lhe roads, the|
r0ut would have been maao complete. and ~wd
S"na have carried their ea,rencsd s E. caamp n
Il viii be impossible, on Account of III, con-
diuon Of the reads 70 do IL for nome <laysl
" The rebel artillery III Superior to oars. Thei1
smau Arrps AK, ,almost equal ]" ,,,,nsrr :.
'l The rebel loss 10 Is 200 killed and KOundaa
ours 10000. These are moderaten s6tiMatik
The enemy has taken many prisohtrNn, Tho
Eighth Iowa regiment was captured en- ,i,Ssse
On Misunderstanding. our .,adganc6l only
occupied the ground formerly held by che en
emy, half way between Pittsburg and C6tinth
The enemy ere stralninS every ntrga to get
reinforcsments, and bloody work nustIyet Oc-
cur tsfofe we drlve them from their pofigon.
b.. The Times FPeciiA corrssppuasHt sAYs the
responsibility of thea surprise rests with the
|0OmulhdUuR OiHCST'''Ou r NUhy u 'fotK0 tOtOe
Of rebel cavalry appeared in' sght IF fShtlires
and remained there, Sherman, Who paGhnied
the ADVANCE hsd been ordered MOTTO bring on
an epgagenenti 'f'' ,.ri iE'', ~ Iai' ,HrIS!T
,l,Thsy femaia agd III pgsttIphtill Sunday NON
ina. serving a. "a screen lipm hah1Ad whaf
Dsaursgsrd formed bis troops iadlins Of obAtii,
undiscoveref. When the a,tact was llrss mad,
ttHs Etfy third, FitY seygHtb, Ssvfhty Htst, Aht
Seventy sayenh Ohio dlsplayed, To ileaOuAabl,
liuenloisney.l The latter fed wih0it, firing 4
gun. The others fired one or two rounds 'aMl
Ihsn fed, The coRardlce .af hsse regIAsnl
lsit that point undefsnded, and ths enemy I'm
mediatsly clpsed aud snrror fded tho more I'D
yanced regiheuls. ~, :. The Louisiana TgeriRer'
almost entirely left % The battle leld, ,;a .ga,
.oI9en! Prentiss escaped on Tnssday, aadscAm
into camp alone in the, confusion Of, the ~
Bcauregarrd intended to make an sliaooL tw'
days previously; but the extIaordinary'sain
delayed his arrival Had hls attack besh nfad
AZ Nc time intended, Bnell could not ,ppsylt,
have reached In dms to rave or .deisst.n5s o"
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
THE SITUATION,

At this present writing, VIC are without official
accounts of The great battle ut Pitsburg. The
last private accounts arc, that our loss in killed
and wounded was 10000, and that that Of the
enemy was Is 900, and that these are 'mo,lerote
estimates" AZ we observed on Saturday, the
account reducing our killed and wounded 10
5000 Is not credible, considering the duration
Of the battle and the number engaged, n the
incidents Of the contest were at all as repre-
sented. ...... i,.
We publish on the outside, the rebel ac-
counts Of the first days fighting. They &c.
knowledge the death Of Gen. Johnston.
The battle at Pittsburg Landing was vic.
tory for u, in 30 fur as II was fiually sue
ceseful repulse Of an attack upon which the
enemy had concentrated bis resources and biz
hopes. But II be suffered defeat, il was not
an snnihilating one. He retired IN good order,
without pursuit much beyond our original
lines, and may be in condition to contest
stoutly the advance which our generals maj
be expected soon 10 make. ..- e.
The capture Of Huntsville by Gen. Mitchell
is surprise To the public here. It was MOI
30 gratifying surprise 10 the enemy. or he
would have taken better care ot the locomo
tlves aud rolling stock, which he needs sc
greatly, but Of which Gen. Mitchell has nov
possessed himself.
Huntsviile is the capital Of Madison county
Alabama, situated on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, and distant one hundred and fftI
miles from Tuscaloosa and one hundred an,
sixteen miles from Nashville, from which II lie
due south. It's occupation by our forces give
rs the control Of the railroad trunk line be
tween Memphis and Charleston. , -..
The spprehepded loss Of that road was de
plorcd, the other day, in the rebel Congress a
Richmond, by the na'abers on and west Of th
Mississippi It Is The only railroad by whic
they can get 70 their homes, II indeed Il 10 quit
certain that they will long have any homes !
which II will be safe for them to return.
The Merrimac continues to absorb larg,
part Of the public anxiety. ''....
It is, we think, not difficult 10 understand wb,
neither party 10 tbe expected renewal Of th'
conflict between the Aerrimac aud Monitor
seems inclined to precipitate H. The conse
Iuences Of defeat would be most serious +
either, in all aspects, and especially in refer
encs 10 thc operations pending st Yorktown.
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
. f,rorss,ss. II Lrhe steamer Glendale arrived

A f3EGRsNs. y The steamer Glendale arrived
n Cinciesaa on ths 3 Ii instant, from PHtsburg
Lsnding, on Tie Tennsssss ,rlver,, With three
hundred and twenty!nins bales or cotton. No
part Of this cotton was seized, by the Govern.
mani Il was sold voluntarily BY Soatheru
owners to Northern merchants, the tampts-
ton of sgood price overcoming oil po,isiosl
scruplss.i Itlanot more Ger tain thatHater will
ran down biiE ahsn thas planters VIII sell cot.
aa oaa Assaa Assaa sy . yss' a 'Ht$l,si w. Y VI ~sisAoat
risk Of rebel venasaPGe.d; nj sIal IL. a7a1 OF |
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

Liberal Trspsn Of stRticaE AID, HosrrrAL
STORES, &c.Awe learn that dispatches have
Been 'receited w the War DEPARTING mt, from
Governor i15lbroSk, Of term6nt, ada Mayor
Hatch, of Cincinnati, rendering surgical aid to
the Government In case such'i.' nsedsd' both
at YotktoKq hna nt1lHburg, ., Nurses, hospital
stores &c, Z, haVe also been kindly offered sotbe
furnished. The SERVICES frf generally gEatq4i
tou., about the only expense occurring 10 he
GJyacTilstat bdns I'D u IhSApopAs6StiF
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

band. ar. 'sa 1llAl and tn. "sa.,.
tss'' pear. Cd bg Ih n recently arrived here
frog ! master I / Aannock, and Is de.
lIg61d tith thGph$ ~ bis condition and
prospe IN pub In good condition, and
4 port of n hs3t1l saill remains When
6an!lyn suoOs llsd 1ssurss rd in command,
the former also used this q Ais headquarters
In due time the shrill whistle gave the ag.
nal Of "sli aboard, |" and the delighted and IN.
tesctsa passenger sIos ,spsgi "honsyald
bound" About7 O'Clock the Alexandria boat
landed Ms IN thbcity Mr.. fnJ1sm King scted
as conductor Of ybisT train, khd' d'SSquitted hlss
self to the saisfacton Of all whose fortune Il
was 70 Be On hia train. So much interest and
enjoyment wds felt by The passengers In this
trip, that We doubt not mqoh larger number
Will avail themselves Of this easy and chesp
method Of visiting these noted localities next
Saturday. -":.:-u. r..,. e .i,.--,- .,,,
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

no The Washington correspondent Of the|
New York journal Of Commerce says of.the
House debate upon tho District emancipation
bill: .,., viii, , Il r,g .,
ji"The Gentleman who made The most dirsot
reply u the arguments Of Mr.. Orittenden TO day
wRA Mr, Bingham Of Ohio, who WAS an infant
whom The formor frst entered Cong ress. lie
favored the passage u tho hill In question, and
lido not SUPPOSE there 10 4 man in the Houae
who eoald make better argument than he
did, He brought large fund Of Information
to bear upon the subject, unfolded his argu.
msDt In the olearest posi- BILE manner. and occa.
sionsfly displayed = high order of eloquence." !"
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
The !Capturs Of Huntsville, n,tsyyi Ia, Il'li Alia
/ II9, !,ti -,.!4 a tu4 ,aIum
l. anOMciAi Dispatch of Gen. Mttsiaslit
kd 'lW 'Rrqnl,I Ea t-----I !'5aH qiI ~ DaLt
Pc = Thc ..adrGt,ec az hts F0ScE$;,as
.SEi.rb,.lg!mu "i---------, iplu'suo nj L,,Iga
ii THR CITY TAKEN ~ SURPRISE
J atwo wo 5Auanhka, .ss'ssstss eAYtpssp.
Oh iAII Ips.y yat Cl-rr-r-! si,iiHola,I 9I0m 10
atmphis ph'f Citsiksstton sst Raitmtt 9pt NJ
rHB TYTAKEN DYlsURFRISH.l

q = "IHe The tGaSyhg sispsstes ~. beeHa sb]
che Sscretaty Of War, dated dQuartsusl ltaisd
GvbloI, HahsSIlsr Alabanab g Sass5 xar'EG,n2 ESSS
April ll.-After o for ced march Of insrediaa(
dihncnity, leRyiug Fayetteville, ysstbrdRy AZ il
N. nay Sdyahced guard, consisting n TpIGltsn 1
brigsas, Ksnustt Sosvslsy, and SiInsnsonS bat
tsrf; entered ,Htntayille tkt nabrripg ,st AZ
o'atock The city was taken edRp lstaly ,by
surprise, no one having considered the march
'atctlciblsl Ii that,tithe 2 j 0 aaRA
Nv have captured shout two hundred 0n-
ell, fifteen locomotives aTatge smount oi has,
seSgef and boz and platform sarsS the tsleeraFh
sps aratus end sfic0 and two S0nthsrn siasiis-
sIs have at last suoossdeSiain ID asutsiuFtkt great
ssefy Of railway c9mmuulcs dnu sbstasse9 the
f3 States. S'a 20: G,Mfs ttbs,as.ssiiK
Brig. Gen. CoMdxHmHg.S
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

q .ovrHDE.- Rebel accounts of the frst days
Hight At Pittsbprg Landing; further particplars
of, ths capture Of Islapd No. lOi account Of q
flag presentation to New Hampshire regiment,
poetry; miseellsnsous matter. ...u.ri
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

,-&.A%sr fkpx FpRTRERs AokRQE.-7Aathy iqpl'
ish reportsweDe In cinoa Hen yesterday, but
me Istdispatc, from Fpts n M9prce recsissd
at eight o'choGk pp iWhs sesyk. tha, Asrrimac did
not make her Appearance gssterdsy, her object
Being, tits thought, simply to prevent any in
reference with reinf0rceinsnts yeink made ffpp
Norfolk TO Yorktown. .u,u,ru,uu,,
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

SUBJECTED PRyATEERs "A letter from Ham
Burg, dated March d. says,the Grltldh steamer
Bahama y, Of Liverpool, WINS In port loading
#ith'ghas and ammunition, to clear for Mata--
moras Mexico. The, writer had been on board,
and thinks she Is intended for u priyateer. She
had the, flash 9slk very heavily lad, T.. 80
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
Nv y " w -"Nhlsl ~
~ siTlAA MkAAIaAOIs

A dispatch "a tbe Secretary Of Wsr from Gen
Wool, ,3dsted Fortress Medroe, April ~, o p. m,
says, "The MerriusG haa boopststionary near
Sc~sifs Point ail ddy but III PLAIN sight"
or tho 1artun aeosInkSo the doings Of the
I#8agFEmac aB Friday spSil. II. w. select the
following us'the most clear aud Counsctsd;7si
FORTRESS MONROE, April II, 2 p. m--Thc
return of pleasant weather, 70 day hropght opt
ths .AertimSpi IN was sbneEallyy "A aRtlcfpatcl.
She hAd bHealsesu thTse days ago. under steam
at Craney IslaId, aGdl d the eveDlhk Of yester.
day promised that -ta&e storm. had exhausted
itaalf, fsH were surprised this mnrniSg at the
Aga5g 5}tgffGsA stPqi4 4''ss't sffn,ds
The alarm iiSh 9Th VA xas Htea 1t twenty hSiddtA
sss hs5 Asefz4aAe Sas SsSdfsRffs5HH, lip
aagss; lpsuhi .rsRppRtsl OF lltss IfOrtEasSr aRa
other points commanding vlssV, ~era croVAsd
with spectators. efs.---------,.-.----,,.
Il The hsrrimae, after showing herself beOqpd
,HswkIlS Potat' appsarsdt to beIlsadiDg Nils
way. She did hot lohk cchtiAae % thia ,cSli M,
however, but thrned towards JAnes fiysr,
followed by. ak other gunboais, which had
fQIps round ths Rpll1t IN hsr company n pf the
,lssltssaai.,ihs lamsskS SRlaado sktayp,Esss "
,begdssdof Anolg,(he l0thWs iwete, Supposed
t6Ak@N Raeigh andieaaat 9ni si'so195 ,iaous
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

q PtsssoSAL z-lAf. Chati.s A!lDana, iats Of thd
lNSsE,1Ywk. lNS E444i, als.lia Nya s1N Esha
guest of Hon. F. A. Conkling.
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
THE INTELLlG ENCEU IN BAD TEm-
PAA.


The National HaAagenUf d Saturday morn.
ipg was in very bad temper, over the passa &c
in the House Of the District emancipation bill,
going the extreme length OF insisting that ths
snsasure shbuld not be passed, even after vote
of The people here in It's favor, without the
assent of Virginia and Maryland. a.. ., ,.... .,
II the L.tclli9encer had been in It's ordinary y
temper, 1t would have written an article Of two
ooiuusas, instead Of two ssuuxes. Bat anger
makes u talk like ordinary mortals. ' .'I
D From the National Inaellissarer OF AprIll
The House of Representatives. yesterday
passed, BY large majority, the Senate bill for
the immediate emancipation OF slaves In the
To the policy of this measure has been too re
Gently Expressed 70 require repetition now
N0r viii We reour again TO the objections I'd
yanCed BY Adams and Clay ard other philan
thropis's, IN times past, " any act Of abolition
80 long as the institution Of slavery existed IN
the adjoining States out of whose territory the
District of Columbia was carved and oG,,sti /.
tuted. As slavery has dwindled down TO SO
tnconsiderable point 10 the District, II was
doomed by the operation Of the same causes tU
an early and quiet extinction, which few among
the people Of tho District would have reg cited
II 10, therefore, only TO this sudden, t0rcible
and total a0t Of emancipation, aud the instant
turning loose upon society of two thousand
liberated slaves, together with the alarm ant
apprehension with which the act will NATURALLY
inspire the border slave States, That will form
the subject of regret among the mass Of ou
people. We could have wished that the coun
sels or the more moderate, not 10 say the NOR,
Considerate, of the antislavery party In botl
uouses had prevailed in favor of u gradua
measure, and provision for the removal AN,
colonization Of The manumitted class ~ II"
The national Republican., 1862-04-14

10 One Of the generals lGsult) eaptlsed OF
Island No. 10 osays thss TIE rebels had guty one
man killed during the bombarddmsnt d of twenty.
four days by our mortar feet, ..1,rt, .or
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
Latest tt';ffi5; from H. Island No., TO 10.
-++<<<> y, N 'rnH
Observation-Disclosures q UNS.

z II INIuE YVErt uFN IMHh
CAIRO, April TspgHeterday two splendid
Below Island No. Id, ana large amount Of pro-
perry oonsisAlug OF hstnss, zn,tes, Ragsns, and
arms, are ,being Idkily 'tfotght 10 " our men.