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mpnd Elmminrr S..ys: =" Those who rclnem-
Der the Infamous suggestion of the Trih"n' in
regard to Baltimore after ,e ouitr :k of the
10Th of April, lS6l. !ha! Tie city sllnnli he
;plol,.Acd with cannon balls and Sowed with
gnnpowtler.' will not he 1T all surprised at
the ticndiSh nalign;ty oi The t'lowing pas
sage, in which the civ. OF Charleston j. dcro.
led to i similar fate
rFrnm tie w.. Va. Tr;a"",. san, ~
"DGom" haas Ger wicked Charleston.
rhat vper'S nest and breeding place ii rebel.
ION is ere ,hi, time, invested by t::!n arms
perhaps already in our hands. If there is
any city deserving Of ho'ocaustic intamy. it is
Charleston. Should its inLabitant' choose 10
max, its site desert, blasted 10y fire, We do
not think many tears would be shed. Tray.
clers of to-day are quite undecided rs to the
l,n:ation Of ancient Carthage: travellers OF
1S;;2 may be in The same doubt about Charles
ton.
IScoRRluuplr.-The wag .! the Richn. ond
Uhiy still continues his pasQnlnaieS on old
Stnn.wall" Here are some pt his latest
efforts:
A MlGltrY BAD MAN.-The papers are
praising S,oncwall Jackson to the skies. Yet
Le is tue worst man in the Conleieracy, The
.I,.".! "I".' 6 ,L,;n. Tbers * NO peace where he
Il ,n,., +. ,ni,htr fretrul. Why don't
~. .mr,,n,. ,;v., lin some rnorpline to uuiet
.is =: ,,".,.ns ~, 49, y '
;" ~ ,;u.,,. a,,, !, go, J..
AZ vnn ID, F" Nj :, ",l ...n,, ,,r pa, ,b,.
s.: % rai, It's
meseIf that's part o, the onl,l 'S1""s wall,
an, ic .a'rr>' iytry mna i" h;'t SAME Is !"
hrich, sInre.s An odd wall, irnlF. b"l the
oides' part about It Is iH.! TIN, wall Is con.
,tan,lY in m"t:"r--u:'lch like i.Fir'S h''nT'
enhani.H'"ntf e. ;!'nE'nn. eol"' a: n:'n
have 10 run "sa'',3i ~ walt ''''s aS''"''
them. and hurts ti''n'.
~.-
The journals ni' the North are boastins
m;rhrily over the gall4nt hayonrt charge
made hy the troops in the hattie Of ill.,. list
mIlimo and the Isl instant. un- account
.ays: y h.yonrt charge was ordered. when
,l.n rebels broke and run, leaving three hur- :,
,lred OF their dead and wounded on tue field !
md Mcclellan r---chues the aSs"'ti"n in LIs
oiiiriial report when he says, several gallant
hAyonet charges during the day' "'' No" We
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s'r"a =. 4. ''''F' ,...... 1....,,....
Samuel r. fullcs.
IITF Plaintia IN the above stated Gaze, hsr;nc
i this day Iled his Declaration in my vi,ee attn
, the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
known tn reside within the limits at this S,n,r, on
whom c"Tief Of said declaration with rule. I.
i'Iead csn he served. 0u ruuiun Of M4ssrs. ALn~y
& Wright. flainriH 5 Attorneys. Ordered that said
Orfsndunt appear and plead. TO raid Declaration
within year aNi day from The date hereof. VT
fnal and absolute Judgment Will he given against
him. S. HARRISON, c.CP.
Clerks Office. October lst. 1851. elyq ~
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Trespassers, Beware!
Envelopes /!

E1)R Sale at the Apygnrrs: l,.e h good ,r.p-
H ply Ol 1T. iR ENVELOPES. p:ics, %
>iG. per p;skagse, Cash.
tGs Il U ae
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\ Sub<crrrs I" thc l'roduco L9un lnny, at
,,y ,;,nr. ,av the mount or value rr their sub
.cri,.,us in Treasury Notes, rsteal of delivering
IN, same in kind aud sucli payment shall cuitle
,hr forthwith 10 receive Bonds OF Certificates of
Stock in cxchamGe.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

June .
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n WILL attend at the times and places herein
u after mentioned to collect the War Tax !or
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HEADQUARTERS,

June q
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VIII. When the Cotton il deposited Ut ware
Lp.sr the iorm Of traustrr shall he III The Usual
aud ru u.tuuiary tarn j.: ;rirgte transactions.
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June "a
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LARD, 30M:3; r:S: = IL.
SALT, SiOGr!j r. sack,
COFFEE, Rio, $1,000, 25 cts. per II.
HIDES, GOA 30 cents {, ih.-E"".t't"''"""'''f.
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Notice,
Fur Hats! /!

Granitcvillr, 5. G., Apr $. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
GEN. cox ON sLAvE-CATCHING.

To the Ediir Of The ". y. Tribune.
SIN: Ny attention has been called to a statement
in letter Of one Of your Cincinnati correspondents,
published in your Daily Of the 2lst, in which, by
way Of showing change in the sentiments OF the
Army in Western Virginia on the subject of Slavery,
the writer takes occasion TO say that during the
first three months the soldiers obeyed, military
duty the orders Of Gen. Cox and Others for the rem
diton Of fugitive slaves
So far Us am concerned, the statement 10 incor-
rect have never given TO any officer or soldier
any such order
1t was publicly announced, when the Army en-
tered tbis Valley last july that it did so for the pur
pose Of driving the Rebels from it, and that it had
nothing to do with the relations Of master and slave
in tho case Of those citizens who remained quietly
under the loyal civil Government Of Wesern Vir-
ginia; that neither forcibe emancp patton on the ole
hand nor the catching Of fugiyes on the other wa.
within the scope Of it's work. No orders inconsistent
with ths announcement have ever been given by
me, or, with my knowledge, by any one under my
command.
The mis-statenent should, therefore, bs corrected
in Justice to the officers Of tho Army in We,orn Nr-
gina.
Very repeatedly, your obedient servant. H.
!. D. cox. Bis Den. ComdF
Headgua,t,' Di'biof Of @s kanaNha, cAa'1'''n a. feo
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MARCH 15 1862

on the Whillden at the time though after that abe
received shot through her boiler.
have referred to tho efforts Of the Quartermas-
ters Department, and Capt Tallmadge in rescuing
the Minnesota. II would be unjust to omit to bear
testimony to the untripg exertions Of Capt. James
NJ Hunt General Superintendent of the Department
in her behalf Himself skifu navigator, and &C.
directed the entire force Of the department In sucoor-
ing the Minnesota and in rendering assistance to tho
navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

snge IrOm DrlBaoier-Oon. otIOhg saying
NEw-MADRID is OURS"
CHICAGO, Friday. March "a, 1891.
A special dispatch to Tie Times, dated Cairo, 18th
saws:
Heavy cannonading was heard to-day in the di
rection of New Madrid. The steamer Lake Erie
No. @ says it was heard very distinctly at Columbus
from TO 10 o'clock THE morning.
CAIRO. Friday, March II, l8G2.
Tie Rebels evacuated New-Madrid last night,
leaving q quantity Of guns and stores, which they
were unable TO carry away.
Some fighting took place yesterday between their
gunboa,s and our sege batteries, in which we lost
twenty killed and wounded. A shot from one OF
their guns dismouned one Of our 2Ipounders killing
four or five.
Capt. Carr Of the 10th Illinois was killed on
Wednesday night, while placing pickets. The loss
Of the enemy is not known, they carried Of their
dead and wounded. They were supposed to number
5000 men.
Island No. 10 ia reported evacuated.
Col. John A. Logan arrived here today from Fort
Donolson.
noon from Nashville.
A large number Of ST. Louis merchants who went
up on her with goods for sale have returned come
having sold their goods at sacrifice Bank bills Of
loyal States and specie are scarce. Every shop
keeper is getting Treasury notes every day, which
are eagerly sought for.
Southern bank bills especially those Of Tennessee,
are abundant. The people Of Nashville, however,
are rapidly being convinced Of their worihlessness.
1Annious inquiries are made for cotton, iurpentnei
rosn and, although species was offered, nothing Of
the kind could be had excep, 900 bales of cotton,
supplied by q resident Of Nashville on Lis own &C.
count.
For Mnp OF Position. see Eighth Page.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
THE DAMAGES TO THE MERRIMAC.
THE EXECUTION DONE BY THE CUMBERLAND.
THE CONDITION OF The MINNESOTA
THE MERRIMAC HEMn1ED IN
The Big Union Gun for Steytns'S Battery
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Friday. March Il, 1861.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Fox, who is
in Washington, reports that the Merrimac was
badly injured 10 the two days fght--had hole
bored il her hull by the Monitor, aud was
leaking very badly when she put back. He
Gays that the Cumberlands broadsids in the
first days fight injured her so badly that she
could not then attack the Minnesota or Roam
ole, although they were both aground. He
thinks that the Minnesota can, now that she is
ahoat, handle the Merrimac she is 80 slow and
unwieldy. lie considers it utterly impossible
for her to 20 to sea, as she would Immediately
founder in an ordinary gale The Merrimac q
snout was knocked askew by ball from an
ll-inch gun on the Minnesota. Capt. Buchanan
was wounded by shot from a riheman on
board the Cumberland, the ball going through
his thigh. Mr.. Fox says the crew of the
Minnesota, as well as that of the Monitor, are
eager to see the Merrimac come out again, but
it is not likely that they will be gratfed.
Commodore Stevens, Of the Stevens Battery,
has obtained permission from the Secretary oil
War to make use Of the l5-inch gun at Fort
ress Monroe, to be placed upon his steam-pro.
peller Naueatdck, to be used in the defense Of
New-York harbor, and to attack the Merrinac
il the event Of her appearance. The Manga
tuck wac fitted up aud presented to the Treas
ury Department. for revenue purposes; but it
has been presented to the War Department in
view of the present emergencies.
To the Associs'ed Press
foxTkKss MONROE Friday. March l4-noon.
All is quiet here.
The Merrimac is being repaired at Norfolk.
Two Rebel tugs were seen off Sewalls Point this
forenoon making a reconnaissance. There are no
signs of the Merrimac.
The wind is north east and the weather foggy.
The gun-boats Uncas, Currituck, and Sachem are
here. The name Of Capt. Davis was erroneously
telegaphed "Sprague" in Yesterdays dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
FROM PORT ROYAL. 8. c.

The steamship Delaware, Capt. Cannon, from Port
ROYAL, S. c., arrived at this port yesterday in six
days. She brings no news, her advices having been
anticipated by other arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
NEW-MADRiD is OURS.
THE PLACE EVACUATED.
Skirmish with the Rebel Cunboats.
ISLAND no. 10 REPORTED EVACUATED.

WARRINGTON. Friday, March II, 1862.
President Lincoln has just received q mes.
sage from Brgadier-Cen. Strong, saying:
NEw-MADRID Is OURS ~
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''''' Gys. SrssEs's DiyroS,

f'V' CIV SussRR's DIVISION. !
UsIoS Mus Va. March H.
Uere TRIBUSE ore we tonight, one OF the love-
Lest nights Of the year. encamIed ut Union Mills, on
Boil Run, where the Rebels right wing and the left
wing Of tho loyal army faced each other on the dis
asirouk 2lst of July.
Gen. Summers Division is encamped hereabout
having lcft Fairfax end Saugsters Stations at an
early hour this morning. Here We are delayed by
the pfovoking nou-auiyal of the provision i-iun-un-
accountable and irexcusable, even allowing much
for the si shocking bad condition Of shocking bai
roads. Horses have had nothing since early morn
ipy; men nothing save the little ;hey brought and the
"a they have "con,iscated.'
Gen. Meaghorl brigade is disposed IN open square
On very high table land in rear Of these headquarters
waiting with tbs impotence of true soldiers for the
order to 90 forward. called on the general to-day,
and found him reclining in a bower of evergFeens,
with the suTerbly- wrought brigade flag planted IN
front Of him and his sky.bro eye Indicated bin as
the recognized King Of tic loyal American Cells.
Willie was enjoying his hospitAiiss, in the shape
Of bit OF fuccuent tonguo toasted on the end Of a
stick he rose ard gave bis personal care to two pr-
Yates o. tho CID Regiment, who were shot bya single
accidental discharge of careessIy handled musket.
One Dan. Kirwan Of Newark, N j., was wounded
badly in tie hip; the other, Chris. Campbell, drum
msr boy, Now-York City, was dangerously wounded
in the abdomen, and viii probably die.
| Gen. Towards Brigade is enoamped within
fourth Of n mile, and comfortably quarerod.
Gen. French'a Brigade started forward this moot
toward Manassas but is ordered back tonight hav
ing advanced two miles only, to await forage am
provisions.
A good moon is radiant oyerbeadi Spring frog
peep from Bull Run that rippleS quietly within wv
rods Of the window wtero am writing; the air
warm and stl, aud oil tho camps are in eScelleu
spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
ARMY AND NAVY.

Affairs on Governors leland are pretty qulos agdin,
after the temporary excitement caussd by the Is.o.
concerning the Morrmac on Saturday Iast WIN
the execution of drilling at the Castle W Imam D.I'
bette gums twice "A day, and mounting gnhro, 'ne
men Lava very little to do. In tho Ordnance be-
rariroent however. bu.ine,s ii brirk, ana has been
ever sinc. the commencement OF the robehlon' No
vessels ara aIongsido the wharf now-one sGiPpih8
colDmbiads and the other taxing Ill po"uo' anu
ordnance stores Of various klnas.
A, the Brooklvn Nayy-Yard, yerierday, The pnr-
chased steamer Wnmsuita was put INTO coin'''''0"
with the following let OF olhces -,
Ac,ing Voluuteer Lieutenant In command w H. s'o'
Attn, N,s,er aud Executive Ohcer 3 w fnfidsr h'rt
Assisani. surgeon ,. ouimoy Acups H's's.Ss' - a
a. .a,,s Tbrd Assistants r. McCBnck william a ~
de.s and Jobn seaman AetiEg hsseIs .sie', w. ''
Ti,b William VI. Mclean end lht"aol" pug. Hi
The limited states sloop.of.war John Adams, when
ia now comrletely dismantled, her yards, upper
r,aets and standing rigging being sent DOWN, noun
~; rsmains on deck bat her mizlen, man, ana ioie'
mesfs Everything has been taken out oil her holu.
Whether she will be converted into stofesulp VI
,nrnsd over TO Sir. Ericsson Is not known at inc
yard. -..- oo,o,oro s,;I, ,omoins
q, ,be ward and has Just finished coaling
| Ths nnrcbased steamer Ericsson siill remains "
,ba dry -dock repairing There is great number Oh
mes, emulo,ed on her, and il ID expected she VAL OF
g,ated ont Of tho dry-dook next week, when the
steamer Massachusetts will take her place, 10 nave
her copper cleaned.
FusrRAL OF THE LATE LIEUTENAsf-CoLoNEi
De MosrEUfL.-TLs afternoon, at O'Clock, th'
funeral of the late gallant Lieutena nt-Colonel De
Monteuil will take pace from tho tesidence VI hi
| i'd, No I6c Thirt third street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
THE STEVENS BATTERY.

Senator Hale introduced in the Senate to-day q
bill appropriatng 1913 900 for tie completion Of the
Stevens Battery. This WIS referred 10 the Naval
Committee, Of which Mr.. Hale is Chairman. IT 10
the freely expressed opinion Of members Of Congress-
many Of whom have opposed the completion Of this
great naval structure, that the bill will pass without
Objection or alteration except Tat some clause may
be introduced requiring 1t to DO finished by certain
date. The new interest attached 70 iron sheathed
vessels has called an amount Of attention 10 the
Stevens Battery likely TO retult in tie concusion by
scientific men and experts, that Mr. Sevenss plan IL
not only the original Of ms-clad vessels bat that
bic battery ia superior TO airy application Of the
sane principle in this or any other country.
MAIL PACKAGES FOR CONGREssMEN.
PosT.OYricE DEPAHrKKAT, AIPOINTTEsr OFFICE
March a. It6k
Fosnasers who make up packages Tor Member, Of Con
uss direct Oudsr the order Of tie Sd II Decembs 1851
e Them direct TO WsshDgt should write dstinrty
% package CODgfess" embracing matter therein only io
1sors and Reproductive Ibis Ill entble auy dsbui
through which they Psss % place them withou
'~5 Ia The Congess bag. JOHN A. kASsON,
Fiat Assistsnt Postmaster General
| LIQUOR SELLING IN ALEXANDRIA.
ihs Provost. Marshal Of Alexandra to-day closed
'''he clearinghouse and all the stofes Of sutlen
wac have been selling liquor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

PROMOTION or GEN MCDOWELL.
:. Senate were in Executive session an hour and
half to-day, the result of which was the confrms-
ton Of Brg.-GeD. Mcdowell as Major General Of
Youateers,
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charger. Lay IA not y"I 10 ~ h"u'
THE RIDE TO EuiL RUN.
Learning that the General reconnaissance was TO
be extended to Bull l8un determined to accompany
it. regiment Of cavalry bad already sci out in adj
vance, passing mp he Manassas Gap road. We kept
along this road f nearly two miles, riding partly
along the track which was left undislurbed and
partly through sl ,uehs Of dreadful mud The after
noon rapid = wearing away, and us the Chiefs
bglied for a co isutstion, determined 10 push on
ahead, in comp any with Col. Holman and Dr. Pin
neo, Of Wads, Sorhs Brigade We left the railroad
track, and too one Of the Rebel army-roads leading
norhward to ward the Warrenton Turnpike. For n
mile and h ali, the roeu over swampy fields and
through gro ,es of persmmon and stunted oak. Then
we lett the plain which here gradually merged into
line of b IRE, rolling hills, of slight elevation Here
the soil sas dying rapidly, the water leaking of
down all the hoows.
WenDw deserted large white house, with out
bndin' - aud palirg around it. The place was still
eyiden ty inhabited, aud We two or three officers
direct ing their way toward 1t, across the ienceles,
heds> Riding up, we found the occupants II tie
yait telling their story to the eager quesiloners.
tn gro WAS old man with rheumy eyes, lis son,
al i cons wife, and boy of twelve. A strappirg
| uadroon gir, with bold, saucy air. was drawing
water at The we and serving il out in tumbler 10
a ring Of thirsty visitors, among whom was the
Prince dc Jonville, patiently waiting his turn. lie
came next after "a cavalry private.
TIE family were English. They came TO the lace
20 years ago, expecting 20 better heTfoItuhes' ine
I'D man was amentng over the losses snd suneri"s7
they had endured. Zoe house had been HiAep' ',e!
faid, as the headquarters Of Gen. 'us'''us W.
Smith llate Of New York. Are you onO'iS'S VI
Secessionisisl" asked an officer
ooh, we're ne'er one" said the younger man
"we're English, aud have nothin to DO with II al
all"
Il "Dd the Rebels pay for what they took y
"Wsu, they gave W certificates, which they ssid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.

MASSAtHtSfliS 'i'''oih 'hr-
Bo.ros, Friday March H. is03
An order was unanimously adopted in the House
to-day authorizing the construction OF two Ton-clad
steamers on the plan Of Ericssons Monitor, for the
protection Of the harbors Of Massachusetts,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
For Mnp OF Position. see Eighth Page

THE FRIGATE ST. LAWRENCE.
PHirsDSLrn.. Friday. March 10. 1851
The frigate 81. Lawrence arrived from Fort
Mifin this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-30

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ever offered public, ii being used with safety at all
times while 1t is to reach the undaton of the dis
ease and with untang and most perfect
lv harmless to the most delicate invalid or infant.
dl dit NJ. Is. GREEN & CO, Agents for Worcester.
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Greatest Medical Discovery or the Age
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Three or five bottles are warranted the
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Five I'd eight bottles are warranted the worst
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cases OF dyspepsia l know from the experience of
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If So Won have bought too soon CUMMINGS "
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