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HORSES WAGONS. 80. nHS

~ HoEsEss k W ksfE 80. oRE
sS q K, SS;S = 7
Cans; Tubs, and othcr Iastsrisls belonging to the
ss.cs Sssve.a IN and IL esE.s
uH nh IS 81 " OVERLAND OYSTER Ex. co.
RLACK BERAGE HERNANE. IN MAR
considered the best article IN use for tim b set
Also, orr usu. full stock Of all the thicker Black
Our ncrtllela and eastern eorr'srond-ntS .eud Us
One PICS only: the sotusl cash st.ne.rd vsiu..
An inspection Of stock solicited. il iypurs no OBJ
f II Penn .r.a &f ana * s.is:.
C'Nh 'it us rs ZEN GALLON "iL o'
Also. Burgers foI Coal LsYp., which require no
e6mnI me-, Ai:o: lsrss vstetJ OF Lamps. &C., at
M00RE's. wo.. End Drug store,
ao:i slss,s fresh And pure At above pis:o.
Sih 3 s1LKsm siLKs%
so # sE EkFsh sItS ETENSNS
Pr iknB t,, SRht .f by the yard
These foods a . being cold at about %, half the
Crowds Of purchasers daily testify to tbs cheap
CLAGETT L. MAY,
NH h-St 324 Pa. sv bet oh and 10Th SITS.
EREN HREsT laura
TABLE DHOTE,
277 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Aux tRERES PROVEHCsAUX,
MESS. JOHN FOURCADE & VICTOR ROUX,
PROFESSIONAL FRENCH Cooks,
Will open at the above number, on
MONDAY, March IL, 1852,
Their long experience Will enable them to supply
oItIze ems and sojOurDsrs At Washn ston with suit
able Rooms for sm,ll PARTIES; Table dHOte; meals
They will be hsppy e receive visits and orders,
on Moldsy and thereafter. nh14-N"
pERsONAL-IfWM. II. RUSSELL. the own
at the law Office Of s. Z. WILKINS. ~ and Z
streets, will obliss the owner Of the edioininS
LOT. NH Is So
1000 pA az fe22sN 3 sSSis. EZRA FLOUR
moderate si!;: nv fGs ssisf lots
MRS. EATON, -
Has 5s%ovsd t ftS@ ass Tenth :Isos
Ior's dressOuttlng rule by Mrs b. NH ls-lm.
- VERY RICH LUSTERS,
Just received, In al the best grades and at the
lowest market prices for cash.
wv. COLLEY.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS JUST OPEN
~ ING. IN MANY REASONABLE STYLES
$500 yards Small Figured French, Er glish, and
Domestic Chintxes, all fast oolOrs, and at the low
est pfioss. J. w. COLLEY
mn Is Ct 523 Sevsnth strost, above Pa. sy.
ShLE OF FISH STANDS.
The Fish Stands IN the diff srsnt Markets will bs
sold TO the highest bidder, for eash, the follow
ing days:
Centre Market. on Saturday, March 80, At 10
10 O'Clock A. M. - "
Northern Liberty Market, on Wednesday, April
Western Market, on Friday. prl 4, at 10 O'Clock
~. B.-persOns now holding glands in the differ
entmaTkct can retain then by paying the al pTase
ment price for such stands gre viousy to dsy of
sale. RICHAkU WAIIECH VI
NH Is 81 Mayor
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AUCTION SALES.
THLS AFTERNOON q no. MoRR0R

zaLo 81 hhNOON " IO-MOhhOH
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auotioneer,.
DROVlsIONs, GROCERIES, &C, at PuR.
y Lie AUCTION -0n MONDAY MORNING.
march i7th, ~ II O'Clock, 81 the Lancaster Courtr
trovisi on store, corner of 18th ard q streets Ne
SHAH ne ent re stock, to close the concern We
Barre: q Roll Batter. E.s., ssd eornsa Beef,
<5g 90 y xcel lent Clgsrs, OF vs-icus brands,
soap starch, "a ustand, Spices,
Apples, Potatoes, Pickles, hc., &c.
ALSO
large ,usntitJ Of Empty Boxes AMI Barrels.
Il c. MosuIRE& co. Aue,s.
BY wALL& BARNARD y. Auctioneers.
SeEth CorN1 Pa. ar. asd ga strof.
GROCERI LIQUORS, Suffers
~ SIocks, &C AT ArCTIoN On TUESDAY
MOHNlN6, March 10, oommencinf at 10 o'ol och
evil seli 81 our Auction Rooms. without ne.
serve 10 Gloss several Invoices, large assortment
VI 6IootT iss. Liquors, Suffers Supplies. &c,
lsrrels Refined yellow, and Crushed Sugars.
Burnt and 6rcen Cofees, Sta ron.
lkoxts hdamentlne, Mould, and Sferine Cantle<
KEGS fr me Gothen Butter,
Boxes Che-se, ks soap,
sardlnes, BoIes Tobscco.
Eases MhIsly. BraIdr. Gan, Wire, and Cordisls,
Barrels SIruP HerrIngs, Vinegar,
barrels W husky. hsrent brands.
Casks Brandy, Jan q spirits, Holland Gin. IN
Barreis Flour, barrels Caaes,
5L0l9 low priced Sefsrs,
Sutlers' email Stores,
All OF which VIII be sold without reserya.,on.
TO close. '0"'
Terms cash.
NH Is WALL BARNARD, auot.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,

The EVACUATION 90 NEW NADatp, ALSO oF ISLAND
10. 10-THy OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
The following telegram from Cairo reached
the Navy Department at a llte hour last night:
CAIRO, March IA, I-sa Flag Ofacer Foote Icf
here at seven 4. m to-day, with the Ho,ilia and
the mortar boats, for down the river. He was
last heard from when he was about TO leave
Columbus.
A telegram has been received here from General
Pope, saying that New Madrid was evacuated
last night in the storm.
The rebels crossed the river and dispersed in
the swamp, only taking of their bodies with
them; leaving stores, ammunition, &c.
General Hamilton was in command at New
Madrid General Pope ia OF the impression, from
the frsquent passage of transports, that Island
No. 10 is also evacuated. A reconnaissance to-
morrow will, however, ascertain the fact
NAVY YARD.
The rsJs!s still at Aqua erssk-Anothsr engage
D1sHt.
The steamer Yankee arrived at the Yard this
morning, and took on board a quantity Of she'll.
Yesterday she, with the Anacostia, shelled the
rebel batteries atAquia creek, the enemy replying
briskly with their guns, but falling to reach the
Yankee, though several excellent line shots were
made. One she'll struck but short distance from
the Yankee, In direct range with her wheelhouse
Most Of the shots were too high for the AnacostIa
many OF them passing over her to great distance
The heavy guns Of the Yankee enabled her to Law
Cd out OF range of the rebels and drop her shells
with precision into the batteries
After firing some time, the steamers hauled II.
without being struck; butt Is believed that from
the manner in which the shells exploded in and
around the rebel works, that somebody is hur, .,
The cars can be seen running to and from the
depot at Aqua Creek, and it ia thought that the
Rebels are removing their stores, ordnance, &c.
The Rebel battery at Potomac Creek is also &C.
euPied by the enemy.
The Yankee has secured Z portion of the iron
work OF the george Page, and is to-day having
the whistle Of TIE Rebel "frigate' attached to
her steampiPe. Workmen arg also engaged re.
pairing her wheels
A large number Of spleGdid guns have been
secured, which were left by the rebel, in their
upper batteries. Yesterday the Leslie brouyh. I'D
from the Transport battery a : x inch lied gun.
throwing lbs pound shell. The breech Of this
gun Is banded with steel, and when the spike i.
removed from the vent, tbs gun will prove mos,
valuable acquisition. There are now two shells
ana a large ma" Of mud in the gun, attempt.
having been made to burst Il. Cannon Of the
best description are daily being found In the
river at the various batteries. many Of which to-
gether with large amount Of loaded shell, are
being brought up 10 the navy yard
The Mount washinoto ton was this mo,pino try.
ing her new boilers FOR the first time.
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mh III GREEN a WILLIAMs. Annt,

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of & eri
lvl faclas under hen law, issued from the CisrIs
once OF the Circuit Court of the District Of Co.
lumbla; for the county Of WashinEton a.d 70 me
alrected:I VAL expose 70 pusIc sale, for cash in
'front.' OF the court louise door Of said county, on
FRIDAY, the 2ist day Of March next. 1852. at il
o'o.ook m the tollovIns desorihed property, 70
VII, "a. oeiendsnrs ieht, title, o.sim or ID
on lot No and the south - feetl Inches OF ot
no: 3, IN square No n, in the city Of ashEEtl o,
- y, seized ana levied upon IS the property OK
julius viedt. snd will be sold % sstisfs judicaI
No $50 20 October term, 1857, in favor 20 Ion.
4, Maker. J. ID. HOOVER,
10 B-dts NarehsI.
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KEVIsIUN OF The MILITIA Laws.
Secretary Stanton 10 understood to advocate a
speedy revision Of the militia laws, that proper
system Of instructing the people In military mat.
ters may be adopted. The present volunteer
force, when disbanded, will furnish officers far
the commencement OF a thorough, efficient militia
system.
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WASHINGTON cirY, February IL, lssa.
Messrs. RIeuA & Co.
DEAR srRs: It affords me pleasure to add my
testimony In favor Of the "Aerated Bread - pre.
pared by the process Of Messn. Perry Fitzger-
aid. have no hesitation In recommending Il to
our citizens as both wholesome and palatable.
Very respectfully yours, &C., &C., &C.,
THOMAS MILLER, MI.
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ID VERY RICH LUSTERS,
Just received, In a the best grades, and Al the
lowest market prices for Dash.
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The victorious march OF our army I'm Gen Hal
leck'Sdepartnent, goes forward President In
coin last night received q desp patch anuouncIna
that New Madrid, on the Mississippi 10 orrs
New Madrid 10 on the Missouri side OF the rive,
and about twenty-f0ur miles below Colunhu.
IL, In connection with the Island No TO- abon,
ten miles above On the river were the points IN
which the Rebel forces retreated, and where thew
were expected 10 make final stand With New
Madrid In orr possession the Island is no Longer
tenable. At our previous advices Gen Pope WA
investing New Madrid with force Of eigbtesn
thousand men, whilst Commodore Foots was
about moving down the river with his fotilla of
gun and mortar boats. We have no informatIor
yet whether the Rebels retreated or Were dyiven
out OF their positions, though from the fact that
cannonsding was heard In direction OF New
Madrid there has been q battle.
The next defended points the Rebels hold nj,
the MississipPi are Forts Wright and Randolph.
sixty miles above Memphis, on the Chickssav1
bluffs. The works there are Of Gen PilIow;s
construction and more remarkable for their Ia ba
fynthine elaborateness than for strength but thev
are exposed TO bombardment from the Hatche.
river. New Madrid, now In the possession OF our
forces, Is the capital Of New Madrid county
Missouri, on the Mississippi river, ESQ mile
southeast OF Jefferson city. IL does a large bust.
ness In shipping corn. lumber and cattle FOR the
southern markets. The houses are mostly built
Of wood on account of the frequency AZ es,th
quakes, by which this town was greatly iniured 4,
1Sl1. The shocks was attended with loud ernIo-
sions and chasms were opened In the gronnS In
the vicinity from which volumes OF wate, snd
steam were discharged Islands In the MissI..inn,
were sunk, .be current Of the river was dri " N
back for several hours by the elevation Of ts bed
and overlooked the adjacent land. IL has a ponn.
lation Of about 600 inhabitants.
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n OFFICE OF JOINT COMMISSION
ll8 UNITED STATES AND COSTA RIGA,
WASHING TON, March II 1872 AT ameetIng OF the
Board held this CAV 10 was ordered that the period
of two months from this date "a hereby allowed for
clslmsnts TO file their proofs against the Republic
CT Costa Rc8, and eXtenslon Of said period Will
ne allowed unless sood csuss shall be .hc IN for
anon delsJ.
nh n-2v CHAS. ". DAVIS. aso.
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\ nnA BUSHELS BUCKEYE AND PEACH
,OOU BLOW POTATOES will be gold low
to close out coRsIg
JNO. J. BEALL,
mn Is 50 81 WaIer st, George own,
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N IUkE Io-NiGsTT At IH iE sM iii

~ ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
LIZ A LECTURE Will be delivered. under The
auspices OF the ST A oJsius' Institute, by
JOHN p. BRoPHY, EfQ
on St FatIek's Dsy. 81 O'clock IA !. III The baEe-
ment If ~. AlovH us Church,
Subject" he EnIs rants of Ireland their ssst
LsboTs IN Spreading the sih. and whst thsJ have
yet 10 do u they wish 90 presel We II i"
al: the Catholic societies Of the city, 81 likewise
al CsL , 10 psrsnts, are invited to be present.
Admission free A collection will he taken up.
to be applied By the Institute for tn. education Of
poor children, NH u "a
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NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS JUST OPEN
~ ING. IN MANY REASONABLE STYLES
$3.50 yards Small Figured French, Er gish, and
Domestc Chintxes, all fast oolOrs, and at the low
est pfioss. J, w. COLIEY
mn IS Ct 523 sevsnth strost, above Pa. sy.
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A T THE "PEOPLE's DOLLAR STOREr
"a ySa can spend yopr money 20 the beat advsnt
y and silver plated Ware, and take Sour choice
for OLe Dollar. It's
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rK~THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL,S Eng
Jk Itch Lutheran ChuToh, vii ave \ Festival
at Franklin Ball. CORNER CT a:h and ID sls com
msncing MONDAY, hlsroh inIh, snd will oChtin-
uedurlDg the seek Season tIet cts 80 cents which
msy be had a. Nj frerT'B. corner OF L. and lIth
streets, at Mr.. Fusss corner of and nth streets
ar ~ the door. single admission 10 cents. NH 81
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NUUR MING GOODS IN ALL BEST
lil GRADES.
BombsZineE, fhslleys. Alpsroas,
Double and single width DeLane1.
English Grapes,
Lsre and Grape Wells, some extra large ,lIs, to
which the special attention OF ladies' in black
aelnylted, J w. Colby,
mn IS Ut 523 7th Ct. above Pa. a.,
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lv1 FAsHIoNA BIZ DRIssMAKpR,
Has removed from Asa Tenth stree! 70 469 I
street, between 9th and 9Th. south side. g. T. ray
| lor's dressoutting rule by Mrs h.. NH lS-lms
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TWELVE POUNDS OF GOOD BROWN
Il Sugar for 81. and all kinds Of Sugars At re
duoed PRICES choice Green and Black Teas at
ioabO, Lsguir, and Rio Coffee Also, Rye Coffee.
JOS, w. DAVIS,
IT. corner 9Th and K streets
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0~THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
A young Nous Christ'an Association for
The eiecnon OF officers, TO serve for the ensuing
YeaI, MI be held At their rooms, on MONDAY
E.bNiRG, Al IA O'Clock. Several amendments
to the Consultation are also 10 he acted upOn aud
I'll earnestly hoped that every member wi ii he
esent. SAMUEL McELWEE. IT..
Ii Hon
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U TURE TO-NIGHT AT THE sMI iii

~ST. PhTRiCK'S DAY.-Ths PheuIx So
U~Y ciefy OF this city city have made arrange.
mdnts to celebrate the coming festive of Ire ands
Patron Saiut. An experienced caterer has been
nth, at RsIney's Botel, street, between 6th and
9TH streets rem their success on q former oocs >
zion, the friends nf Ireland msy rest assured ~
the Numbers Of this AssocIstion VIII cave nothlpS
uLdons 10 make this sn occasion long 20 be re
thsm with their presence. Tickets 50, to be had
from the COMMITTEE Of ArrapgemenIs - amos ..
Kane, W. Lana ran. 7. J. Phillips, Thos, Duffy, c.
sylvester. Jas. R8San. NH ii. 5,
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, :
FROM FORT MONROE.

Fortress Monroe, March 30.
The weather here to-day is unpleasant
and raining.
The King Phillip arrived from Wash
ington this p. m. with Vice President
Hamlin on board, the Senate Committee
on Naval affairs aud several other Senators
and Representatives and invited guests.
The party will return tomorrow. There
is no news.
On Friday evening the rebels threw a
ball from one Of the rifed guns at Scwall's
Point, which came within about 800 yards
Ct the shipping in the upper Roads lead
The Lincoln gun has been mounted,
and this morning was tested in order to
try the carriage. Only ten shots were
fred. The second shot was splendid
rechochct shot. The immencc bali, 437
pounds in weight, after making three
plunges and renewed fight, sank away of
near Sewalps Point. Ii the Merrimac
could stand Ten Of these Lincoln pills, as
they are called here, she is proof against
all appliances Of modern gunnery.
There were some signs Of activity to-
wards Norfolk this .. IN.
A steam tug came down to Sewall's
Point and the smoke from large vessel
could be seen of above Craney Island. A
propeller, apparently . gunboat, also came
down the james River within about three
miles Of Newport News, and after recon.
noitering, apparently returned up the
river. The present high wind and low
water, however, forbids all expectation O
the approach Of the Merrimac until til.
storm Is over.
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lsyva LsgSslasurs.,
Des Moines, March 28.


EDITOR GATE Cry - We have had
the railroad question in Ill ito bearings
discussed in the Senate. The ball was
opened yesterday by Senator Duncomb
from Webster City, gentleman Of con-
siderable ability. He spoke earnestly in
opposition to the resumption Of the rail-
road lands BY the State and was exceed.
ingly severe OH the Dcs Moinss Naviga-
ton Company. he was followed BY Judge
Woodward, Of Muscatine, 10 very able
speech on the other side Of the question
the subject WAS further ably discussed b.
Senator Leake, Of Scott, and Jennings, Of
Dubuque. When the Senate adjourned,
McCreary. Of Lee. had the floor. This
morning he spoke for near an hour and !
half. will not attempt 70 give you =
report of his speach can only hint ct
some Of the prominent points which he
made. He showed conclusiysly from the
language of the railroad grant 81 1856
itself that the Des Aoines river lands were
not included In that grant, but we're ~.
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bY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
KILLED AND WOUNDED At WIN.
CHESTER.
Winchester, March 30.

The following wounded died yesterday
and to-day, and were buried: Michael
Marion, 9th Ohio, Geo. Gardiner, 14th
Indiana, Jacob Wolf, 9Th Ohio, un-
known goth Ohio, VIM. Whitney, 18th
Indiana, Isaac jackson, 9th Ohio--died
of fever A. L. Barron, 9Th Ohio, and
one unknown. Another unknown: OH
his clothes were the initials IT. H. Wal
lace Colbarn, 7th Ohio, Il. X. Bruce, 7th
Ohio; his body has been delivered to his
friends. Previous to the foregoing, our
loss stood as follows: Killed and died
of wounds l03; wounded al; missing
"a. Only few of the reports of the de-
tailed regiments have.been received owing
to the distance and scattered positions of
the regiments Three or four days will
clapse before the full list of names can
be received. The wounded are now con-
tanned in two hospitals, and are under the
Immediate charge Of DR.. H. Bryant, Med
ical Director Of the Division Of General
Shields. About $50 sick and wounded
prisoners have been sent to Frederick.--
Sixty wounded rebel prisoners have been
taken from the hospital and placed in the
houses of their friends on their parole to
report on their recovery to the nearest
commanding officer. Our wounded are
reported as generally doing well. They
number here about 800.
The statement in the newspapers that
Major Perkins, on the staff Of Maj Gen.
Banks, was instrumental in planning The
battle. is contradicted, although his pres
cnce and advice were of great service to
Col. kimball, who commands the field
under directions from Gen. Shields.
Medical Director King, of the Medical
corps, and Surgeon jackson, of the 10th
Penn, who were present as volunteers.
rendered effectual aid in clearing the field
Of wounded. Gustave Arnheim, Of the
Zouaves D Afriquie acted as Aid to Col.
Baum, Chief of Shields artillery, and
was badly wounded in the leg.
The following is complete list Of he
casualties in the 9Th Ohio regiment -
Killed, privatcs Pleasant Brown, j. w.
Nichols, Chas. Gill, w. H. Hogart, Hen.
rry Hill, Martin Holly, Henry Sippa, Pc
ter Hopper, VIM. B. Majors, corporals
Chas. Talbot, Jonathan johnson, j. B.
Shewan, Samuel B. Isdel, Capt. Geo. B.
Whitcomb, sergeant David johnson.
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FROM MISSOURI AND TENNESSEE.

st. Louis, March ol.
Dispatches received ut headquarters say
that on the night Of the 96th between
800 and 500 rebels attacked four compa-
MES of State militia at Humansvilte, Polk
Co.. and after sharp fight they were de-
feated, with loss of ID killed and large
number wounded. The Fcderals had
several wounded, but none killed.
Nothing important from Tennessee riv-
err. 1t is not expected that active opera
ton will commence till the arrival of Bu-
ellis army unless our forces are attacked
by Beauregard.
Information has been received at Head
quarters that detachment Of the list Hi
nois cavalry under Capt Thompson over
took guerrilla band under Col. Parke,
on the night Of the 28th, about ten miles
west Of Warrensbure, Is rebels were killed
and "a taken prisoners. Among the lat
ter is Col. Parker and Capt Walton
Our loss was killed and several wound
ed
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could find no solve, either in his philanthropy
self love- for restraining tho intcnI GRANGE of pas
sion towards his slave IL rhould always be suf-
teient TINT his child is present. But geOssNiy
IL 10 not efficient The parent storms the cnthu
looks on catches the lincamcnts of wrath, puts -
the airs ia the circle of smaller slaves, Gtree
lees. leia ~ the worst OF passions. and, 0as
nursed educated, and dsily exercised in tyranny,
cannot but be stamped by il with odo1s pecuIinri
ties. The man must be prodigy who cnn retain
his manners and morals undepraved by such cir
eumstances And with Whist cxecration should've
statesman be loaded, who, permitting one half the
citizens thus to trampe on the rights Of the other
transforms those into despots and these into enc
mics, destroys the morals Of the part, and the
amor pafria of the other; for If slave can have
country in this world IL must be any other IN pref
to TINT In which he IL born to 1--we and labor
for another; in which he must lock up fhc facul-
ties Of his nature, contribute, far as depends on
his individual endeayors to the evanishment Of the
human race, or entnil his own miserable ccnAition
tho endless generations proceeding from him. With
the morals of the people, their industry is MISC dc
stroJed for, In warm climate, NO MIN viii labor
for himself who can mnke others labor for him.
This is true, that OF the proprieiors of slaves
very small portion. indeed are ever teen 10 labor.
Ami can the liberties of nation he thought secnle
when we have removed their only firm basis--a
conviction in the minds of the people that those lib
critics the gift OF Cod that they arc not 70 be
violoted hut by his wrath 2 Indeed, I trembc for
my country when reflect that God IL just that
justice cannot sleep focvcr--that considering num-
bors, nature and natural means only, q revelation
Of the wheel Of fortune, exchange of situation
among possible evcnts and it may become proba-
bic by supernatural interference The Almighty
has no attribute which take side with in such
a contest"
But if, on the contrary, the doctrines
of this oligarchy Of petty dcspols, and
their sympathising doug-face friends Of
the North Of the present day, be true,
what execration would be too great to Wis
It on the head Of the man who uttered
such horrible sentiments
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FROM BEAUFORT AND NEwBEnN.
Baltimore, March 80.

-
The rebels burnt the bridge on the rail-
road between Newbern and Beaufort. but
it was in progress Of repair, and the road
would soon be in operation between the
two places. So far as our informants
know, all Of whom came from Newborn,
and had not been at Beaufort, there was
no destruction Of property at the latter
place, and large majority of the citizens
remained quietly in their houses on the
approach Of the federal forces, Perfect
order reigned At Newborn, and number
Of citizens had returned to the place -
Gen. Foster was Military Governor Of the
city. Inc rebels were believed 10 DO IL
stFeng force towards Kingston, 50 miles
on the road to Goldsboro. Their scouts
frequently appear in the vicinity Of New
bern.
The expedition to Washington was sue
cessful. 1t consisted Of about !, 100 men,
with an escort Of gun.boats. Two COM
panies Of the Massachusetts, ed landed
and took the place. The stars and stripes
were nailed TO tree before the Court
House. and left there. The citizens re-
ceiyed the invaders without any apparent