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The New York herald., 1862-02-20
vUHE VICTORY OF ROANOKE ISLAND.
II UNITED safes STEAMER Stars AND STRIPES,
HAMPTON ROADS, Feb. 13 1862.

III UNITED safes STEAMER STARS AND STRIPES,
HAMPTON ROADS, Feb Is, 1862. J
To FRANK LESLIE, ESQ.,
DEAR sIR-Knowing that your artist, as well AS all the
other artists left behind mt Roanoke Island,
sumed that would be anxious to idea Of the
naval battle drew some rough sketches, which send
you knowing that have the merit OF being
The sketches send the only sent To paper
or more there much doubt of there being any
ncaton with the North again for several days should like
from whether future sketches would he
ceptabe If will take the trouble To send them at the
earliest moment Very respectfully yours y ,cu,,,
Surgeon s. Gunboa. Stars and STRIPES Hatteras Inlet
Surgeon Marshall, the only authentic
which have reached New York illustrating the Great
National Victory and Naval Engagement at Roanoke Island,
THIS MORNING.
FRANK LESLlE'S
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
II will be from the above letter that all artists
the different Illustrated Papers left Roanoke Island
and that consequently authentic sketches have been
ceved in New York except those of Surgeon Marshall who
board the Stars and Stripes during the action and
which will appear in
FRANK LESLIE'S
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
THIS MORNING.,
Country subscriptions as follows
One Copy. .............. II weeks. 81 90
One do year. ............... 50
Two do ................ year. ................ %
Three do. year ............... ~
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Every additional subscription, 81.
Address
FRANK LESLIE,
l9City Han square.
New York.
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Additional Particulars OF the Capture o1
Fort DOnclson.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1862
The Chicago Tribunes correspondent, in giving de-
scrpton of the battle Fort Doneson says that when
Colonel Crafts brigade, which had been ordered
force General McClernand up in the Of ahe
Thtie.h and Thirty first Illinois and Twenty fifth Ken
lucky these regiments lying down and firing
the crest Of hill. They rose, and not knowing
whether the force in the friend or fos the
Twenty fifth Kentucky supposing them to be rebels
poured in voley which did terrible execution
sufficient TO throw the entire brigade into disorder
once, which was almost panic. Some threw down
their guns and equipments and fed immediately. Tho
roads filed with straggers-some fed
Henry.
The enemy improved the opportunity, and advanced
upon SchwartEs and Dresser's batteries capturing
guns and taking possession Of Gen. McClernand's hsed
quarters driving forces nearly mile and half in
stead however Of adhsring their supposed intentions
escape the rebels resolved follow up the advantage
by pursuit.
At this juncture General Waaces division was thrown
front and took position RIDGE with Taylos bat
terry the of the road The rebels formed on the
ridge which General McCernand had occupied, and
flushed with success, moved forward. As tAey
came in range, Taylor opened them with grape,
mister and shell causing the rebels to quail and
halt, and the infantry advanced they began TO Gall
back end recover the ground previously lost.
large number Of rebel prisoners we're brought down
yesterday who belonged the Cumberland river and
as t1ey passed their homes they looted wistiuly for
some face they might recognize.
Many under the impression that they would hs
paroed but when they found they to be sent Norsh
they ready to take any oath.
Twothrds of the prisoners manifest desire to
to their allegiance and acknowledge that they had
been humbugged into their unfortunate position
Six thousand prisoners have already arrived here apd
others will be brought down soon transportation
can Ss procured.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb IS, 1862.
flag Of truce carried several passengers 10 Norfolk
this morning; but news brought back
General Burnsdes forces still occupy Edenton, and
have thrown pickets some six or eight miles. No
mepion is ipade 81 any further advance.
The steamer Stars and stripes sailed for Hatte'as this
forenoon. with full cargo Of ammunition.
The schooner Fxeruon is also caiiug with ammunition,
and " III probably get OF in the morning.
The steamers Thomas Jefferson and Baltimore have
sailed for Hat,eras-,he latter with cargo Of
milton
fhe Jersey Blue smiled this afternoon with hundred
and hfty troops rom Annapolis.
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f1EEf OF OHIO RivEHSTRANsFCRr sfFANFRs.
Jacob strader, Telegraph No. 3,
". W. Thomas, Monarch,
Queen Of the West, Madison,
Diamond, Universe,
Tigrcss stephen Decatur,
Doctor Kane, Emma duncan,
Poland, Champion,
Arago, Lebanon.
Hazel Dell,
ONO FORCES IN TRANSIT.
Goth Ohio regiment infantry. Colonel whittlesey.
46th Ohio regiment infantry, Colonel worthngton.
4sth Ohio regiment infantry, Colenel Sullivan.
seth ONO regiment infantry Colonel Kinney.
5stb Ohio regiment infantry Colonel Baunecnwcin.
Csth ohio regiment infantry, Colonel -.
70th Ohio regiment infantry, Colonel Wood
18th Ohio regiment infantry, Colonel Gilbert
Sd ohio regiment cavalry, Colonel Lahm.
rive batteries Ist Ohio reg artillery, Colonel Barnett.
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THE 1862.
1862.
CENTRAL RAILROAD,

PENNSYLVANIA ArNIIAsl IAlLNOADt
with its connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AID QUICK ST ROUTE
FRON NTw-fOEK TO THE lN'NciPAL NEsJEkH CiTiHs.
Eight usi1s run daily iou N.wfoIk 10 Philadelphia, via
ALL THOUGH TRAINS OR THE WEST eY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YOAK FROM IHE
FOOT or COUBJLANDT-ST.
BY WY ofFhadephs the ~ ming pa'ensers leave New
Yorks r. time o. other routes Eyenng passenger
ct p m one houI later than Other Inca ,..,
BY vey Of Allentown evening pssscnget leave az p NJ
two hour the Northern lines GId by both routes
a. tie time Northern lines. III Chicago and oil
points IN the Northwest Cfesne. l1diauspos Louisve,
81 Louis Cleveland Coumbu', Cincinnati AID al main
points West, with fewer changes si cafa. 800. .
Sleeping Cars without change, from Phiiedelphla 70
Eisbur.h 3j5 niles and Newly ofk Pittsburgh ~ miles
Srnok ~ and Saloon Cars On all tfain.
Iafe the same other Toules.
Bscgige checked through Transfers free.
Secure Tickets. good ue,ii usee by pittsburgh
WESTERN EMlGRAIION
The Peun,ylysns Central Company runs en- Emip int
Aeon taiion Line winch affords comfortable moe oi
sve parties moving Westward al oneha the usual s'e'
OF fare. -.
BY this route eights Of al descdpirs can be Forwarded
70 snd from coy point the Railroads Of OHIO Kentucky
lndisns linct.. Wisconsin, lows, eI Missouri by KALI
6OAD DIRECT 70 any port on the nsvga0s rivers OF
ale West by steamers from Pittsburgh.
The rates Of Freight TO and from point In the west W
Che Psnnsyyania Railroad oil times favorable
PeTs intrting the transportation OF their Freight 70 hi'
Company. rely with confidence on II. speedy transit
LIVE STOCK
Farmers and Dealers Ina Live Stock viii find tbs most al
yntsgeoUs route Cspsci0us Yards, well wsefed ara sup
ead with every have been opened on TINS inc
&C is Connection and every attention Is pad 70 .
feeding resting choice s. offered Of the fBlLADLL
PhIA, NEwYOKK and BALTIMORE MAHkETs
l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No Astorhonse-
No / A.ior. fiou.e and No. / South Williauis-
MCDONALD BIscHOFF' Em'Fsnt A a,,.s,v,, ,c,
EkOCH LEWIS 0snerx 6upsrin. suGsnt, Altoona, Pa
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SJPREAiE COURT, KINGS COUNTY
- SAMUEL WILKINSON, Receiver &c. eSsi2at Jl..
yss Of judgment Of tue Supreme Coar, Of the shie 81
Ne~I made ia the sOos e. - ed acton a. speelA sin
- IA Court held at City i5 "a tho Cry o. bIooHJn
10 AID for the County Of king On re TYP Day o. Ho:s
ber 1901 ihe undet .nci ociHd ~. S,e''h' W. lvs
,sin man ed viii sell public auction 10 The CHEST ti5
der a. tie Commercial E1changr no. ~ Fu'on-,t IN
The CITY Of rootJn in ssa county on The 5th DAY 81 No
.srioed pfomise, W.T. All thst ceusn piece q psfce
~ lad tsto Nineteenth Ward OF the ty Of Brook
e. bonded a. follows viz. Beg ming on tie south en't
side o. u.osv.. ,c,lv 81 Beiori.sv thence south
',, ,iorg Kgtledse street two hundred feet fhsncs
para With Bedford avenue one hundred ieet
soo st,g ,sT.ll. with Kntsdec street TO " ythe
nre thence .o4n eestey along Nyth@ sYcnu1 30 River
thence easefy along River street q hsy"ard streets
beuc. uorh-sstery along Hayward street 10 point ono
,st nrd ninety feet souh-acttery u be1ioId avenue
"a ,sn~. north weatery hundred feet 10 tho place Of
fegnn az being lots number io' to 10 incnss Anu n
49,, so 1sth Ward belonging TO Jeronut ohnson, ana
ed OF to DO hed ia tho Registers ONCE OF the county Oh
and reservnz rom the above described premises
n. follow NJ portion heeof which hh' peen recessed o
~ is I'D Ind eut wit; oil that certain piece o. par
cei Of land iuetc the City OF bsooAJn' County oi hs'
sas bounded o. ,be portbess,sry line Of Hsywardsreo
,ee bundled ana thirty feet souhwesieny om BEDFORD
ev,ru.; thence nOunwe'.tfy enl P.ia"e "tlh bcA'ou
,or street sixty feet, thence sonh-ast
CIV nd raIaei vi Bedford avenue two hunof-n Ieel 70
so .lroet thence nohes.teny .i1ty ieei 10 the locs
- ''iny A.o lot Of land bounded northeassfiJ by
o. yeso Hayward and Rutledse streets twenty
nj oneh af f~~tt U0ri.cdsrfy ~ INV
weight feet and elevcntweths soutn
% Sv Riyer,iroet tsen yiour aud ct"eiihs eet ana
cay III Inv In. l.lto W .heayenue aud twenty
49,, - I ns half !set blatant a. ught angles northwest
ery ,hcrefYoin eightyeight and nine.i"el'h' feet
Dated BrooLiyn, November icoi o,c,.,,..,g ~,
"a 2ew3wIuW OEtAhp u % - -; ~. ~. -,
Tb ,ae Of b, above described mors goa premise. post
uoped until SATURDAY, December ~ ioo-' ~ VIC 'sAo
tiine and psee
Novembei 20, 1862. r,>, -, ,,,r,,,,,yo d.,
dI 2aw5w ATu OLhAhD u p. r. ' I-.'2 d It'll
rth day of December 1897 NJ the Same hour and
place. , -. IN Ioe2
622 2awtd MIu uEhAip "a - -, -
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
" From loot Of Court .an0t stC onnecizs - Hampton
Junction with tie Delaware Iacka1enna and NesirIn J. ii
rod, az hason with the Leigh alley h.ifoAd a. s
conaectols forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh aud the west
without Cusuge Of cars. . - 80.
.-Le4ve Ssw-yo oh As follow:
R.arlsBvEG TxPHEss-At ?. m. t0r Easton. Heldirs
Potsvi ie IarGi.burr. Nllch bunk. NlAian.spors
MAE T.AlS-AtGa H. for Lasl0n, Water or, scranton
Gre. Benz Biughsmton, Ptt4tcr. NllkesblITe. &c .
l2N TuPoL6H THAIS-For Iaston. Allentown, Reading,
potlsyi.ls Harrisburg WilizmspoTt. &c.
ar " TnRouGn TRAIN Tor Estton, Bethlehem, Allen
5:S0Px WAY TEIiS-For someryiIe and intermediate
o.s,ioDs 80 -
IN wzs7ERN TxPREss-For Esston, Allentown. Red
snE hsusDug Pittsburgh. end lie Wet Sleeping cars nom
Jersey City through 20 iittsburgh m
ExrRRss THAIS YoH HAEslsBCRc-TAe & m Fz1Ie.i
Train from Nsw-Yok strives n arsboIg a. y M connect
tns la and West ylvsnL Central Railroad North
az Central Railroad North and South and Win the Cumoe
ftld Valley !lailrosd VI, -,
TEE TsForGH FxPYEss TRAM FOR THR WEsT leaves
ksw-Yok Il D. daily (Suu0ays excepted MATING cofs
connection ~ Harrisburg with Penn ylvana Railroad
Pittsburgh and 'ut ore 10 CINCINNATI and
GAlcsgo. Two hours time 70 saved by taking this taln
ELztBErBPOHT And NV YOhX FKHRT-Leave New org
fom Pier No. 2, North River II $3.50 9. m and l|.'Oi
oId ? 49,
The bos stop at Beseu Point ara Msriner Habor every
trp each way. JOSIAH y. sTERNs, Superintendent
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TRsasrHy OFFICE Hartford, Dec rs, 1861.
GALE OF AIATE RNNNS -Sealrd Proposals

TRgasusy OFFICE Hartford Dec 2G, 1852.
GALE Or STATE BON!S.--Sealcd proposals
) lr the on che 30 Of 1000 OF he Bonds Of le state OF
Connection w be- received tie Office OF the Treasurer u,
Hartford ul' IN. 81 tiy January 1863 d. uson Len ID
proposal, , ne opened the presence ii such buccft a.
ard she Bonds awarded To- The highest bidders
zach PROPOSE must De Hcc0u panied wan esincsts Of de.
r. OF ctrhrd check euy rovent Bank IN TIE osef 81
0un.ccut Mi.sachuse the City 81 New oTk eqnA.
20 pr cent Of e subscribed TO be held - secuIy
f f-n fln lieut Of the a. AID Ie'rrnfd 60 the own
oIcer state the nuAoe oi Doaas oil eaeH
ocnOnlu ..iOl .nsir-u. ,
A. is provided h no bii be accered c. ess than the
r yaus II tie Bonds md iu payment ~ iund- current IN
Newly OK and boston VII be CURED within seven days alter
l-Jice 81 .lc-l .aAce. ... -. =, o,o
he Bond. Gfe in DENOMINATIONS Of $780, $500 and $1,000
d. ed january 1868 end twenty SeaTs oA "a
ht IIeo.utefs ohCc, ri.n pei cent coupons asa'Neo
, e ~ th- .ao U 20, n January and Juy OF each year
The sss o. The bonds is authorized by hc' 81 ths
Gene a. assembly passed At iher special session N
AID 81. film and c.c -te IL etgei 'of th'if TO-
delnpuon. OADhlEI. ". Guile, s'sie i4eA'~ioi'
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Proposals.

NAVY AosSr's OFFIcE. NywYoRx, Dec 20. lsr2.
CEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed PRO
~ POsALS FOR LIZA. WIRE" viii be received al this
ocs uun SATURDAY the third day Of January next at l.
O clock or the following quantity Of Lead Pipe viz;
50 Uc1 pounds 4 Lea4 Wire In. % dl'neel.
250 pounds 81 Lead Wirr. H.. 81 disin-'ef.
To be delivered tAe Washing Navy ard nee oi al
expense the u vef.uert wiz 10 ten days after he *
psticn Of tie sdveTep md sn1Jec to the Usual nspec
ton 0i the nav, -itiG
Bach offer iust BE- accompanied by written guaranty
signed 10y pous bic qrrs cetrd % 10y scHe
occr o. I've srttIpr iortA ae the bidder II MS
o-r ioves viii Immediately enter into cont act II IT
aoe e. flr he faithful Of he work
J. EMERSON. Navy Agent.
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ysyARWICK BANK, r. L-Pursuant to a
w decreia order Of The Supreme Conrt OF 'ng a oos
pbodo Island the subscriber gives notice tht AL poons
holding Lls Of the WARWICK tR ID BANK must deposit
~, ans with him at Office, Government buiidss iios
dane n T. Oh or before the lat day Of January a. D. lo9 III
order 10 entitled any dividend that may DO %
~ ,be asset. OF said Rank Of each bi must
write Ms nsmo on back thereof before the same % 20
received OF Issued theoio-fro'ldehee'
H. l.. July TO- 1852. .,. ,.voo o..,..,
all 2swtojsn,l WlNOAIE hAAH'' "eV'~"
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tie Counts OF NewYolk nodes hereby fisen 70 All
cons bsy claims agsnst JOHN MEOOs, late VI the CITY
ri gentleman. eeessed, TO pr.set the 'sigo
vocsr thereof lubcfibcf a. ne Office oil & W Van
v0OpuS 40 10 Ea.s,ns. in tie CITY o. New-Yofs
eiore the G-e day Of March nextDsied kew-foI6 The
2sil dsy Of August 1907 Dh"ii OCh4i0'
AueI5 lswtmOIg'
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Eeaal Noiltes.

In Pursuance of an order Of ROSWELL c..
y BHAl-ARD, ESD, Surrogate Of tie Comfy Of hing';
No = lereb, gve scoorflng law % al per,on
sralst JOHN c. BROWS, late Of tine City Of brook
yn dsces,ei THAT ihey Mc requued to exhibit the same
III a. Voucher thereof 10 tnc .ubscf0o. the eTccutof
A. H. fe.ide e. ON p WYMAS No i3l Joruieaon y
Brooklyn the place Of bushes. o. j. T. hhLLOth,
So io Dgteh.st H. tho oitv Of NowYork, before
ths 2.th Gay Of June Daied Deceu Der II. 1851
BENJAMIN r. VIVIAN {r,..r,o,,
diqr,wfuF DUDLEY WILLIAMS.
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u az Island NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81

TEKMINUS.-Passeuger Depot, Jsules-ap and i9ot OF
S4hs =. R-Niutcr slTsn fernen's commenting fuasy
Hsrbor Onenl, and hsmp.0usi 81 9 . M anc n =
Ise; st a. N. grd p ior svosset A. p IA iof hemp
s,esd SUNDAYS th. tr6iu leaves HDuers foint Ci'h-t
Fer7l q. $3.50 a ~ fr gsplanE and Intermediate staots
., excursion 5a'es; returning. leaves isphsnk e. SS m
On FRIDAY aud Saturday night the Isp ualn vii I'm
e-ou. 10 Gfeeupot returning Saturday ard Monday NOM
liza. ASA In arriving ia New-Yolk A. s:52 a. "a.
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OCEAN Steamers.

4 arrangement commencing July ], Ioo|.--
"a FOR CALIFORNIA, VA PANAMA. -
ffst.class STEAMER will leave E.wlok on the let lith
end 2s, Of each month except ~hen those dates t
SUNDAY, wien the ey Of departure VIII be the MONpA1
ing.sreea. d. b. ALLEN, Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
~ At Careustcwn. (Cofk herbor) The Liverpool New
ora gua Phifde his steamship Company intend a'pAch
ire Their mn cred CydebGi. Iron 'fo Owe
GLASGOW SaleluAS' an
ss'asiuaJf
CITY Of 5.tuI- sY jan IL
Ali every fuccesIns SATURDAY et noon, hon fisf NO
- North River. a
RATES OF PAssAGH.
FIRST CABiN......... 100 3IEEhAGh... 80
r.t laun 90 ondo9... 10 'teeiage Loudons..... -
Fs Cabin Pafis..... 49, ,t-.fage 20 fsi..... =
net abiu 70 nsuibuis 10 Steefage TO Esnbnrg... -
Passengers also srded HavTo, Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, ~ equally low rates. =
Fares Oh Liverpool Queenstown. 49, Cabin, iuN.
& no and 20 Storage from Liyerp-0 so From Queens
towu ~ lh0.e who wish send fOr be fionds can Guy
IL kets lore a. these raies
These have or accommodations ~ psssen.
geis ore sironzy built IA Nsiefsh. lion Sections and
carry Patent hire Asnihaors. Experienced Surgeons are
sttac led 70 each steamer
lNNhN. Agent, No. p Wa.e7-st ~ Glasgow t"fiLaiA
MALCOLM, 30 5 1t Enoch.squsrs; 10 oueenstowa to
" y. 80 MOth 90 ~ LoudoA TO Nv ~ = MA
CEY No o. kiug VII sru-st. IN Psrsto ULfS Dec. 4,
No "a Rue Notle Dame De- VICTORIES Place do bouIfe "a
Phn.deipAia JOHN q. DALE, No. Ill WsnVtst or a.
'"' 0''-f Join G. DALE, Arsa, No Is Bhsdvay, v. Y.
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.



entrance OF clth-7..
TRAINS l. ANr NEN-GcAK:
wHsyen, = N. (Exl l. %, . IS lEH) 3fo4
'p For Bridgeport, m ok, l2Is 2I5 G1l 80 49,
and S 7 m 49, 80,
7a. u. r. IS. $40, Z 80 2. - - .
ForNo:wak, T. 9gc a. n ;12l5, RS (EI $40 49, so %
For Ds-ien and Greenwich T. 80 l2l5 30 40
For Stamford. :. (Ez), go IN 1915, 2lS ,EIl 34N
For Pom Chester and u;s rnedise stations go
II Is. $40 4.3). so ESQ D. n. .
For Pof. Chester ard New. Rochelle. 3 o. m
CONNECTING. TRAINS
FOR Boston via Springfield a u. thr), 2l5 tExl 8p m
Eor Boston. via Shore Line. lZ.l3. p
Fox Hartford and Springfield m tExl }, RIB 2l5 (E1)
For Connections River Railroad to Montreal a. Ex)
ard - ls b. to NOIth-u pton. -
For Hartford Providence. aud Fishkin Railroad
Fol Ns~syen NewLon3ou, ana Ssonias;on Railroad at
So u. ~, RS. 9 T. N.
Cam Railroad IRIS D. IN. 10 Northampton
For Horss,onic hGiloed 10 Fi..sneld..e a IN
Ior y s.s-tuck Rsilrosd p n. 2l5 p
For Dsuhury and NOIwsk Railroad E m 3 4Op M
(omlnodous Sleepirr attached % ths m Train.
JANIS II. HOfT. Superintendent.
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EretrnGucu.


4 SELECT SCHOOL, No 1876 West 49th-
~ 81, near Broadway AZ the solicitation o. numerou,
patrons up town. MlLLET the wei-suown Music Dealer,
b.. opened the ABOVE school Piano Meodson. Organ and
order for Music and Musical Instruments sad TUNING
n gMPsaio Psi' ,sTHsaSS van is W Nus. io,s oIe
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