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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

morning., and iuding very little ammunition there,
ssut AN express % Norfolk Tor 4. Or Sunday asef-
noon having put all the ammunition and fuel when
could be obtained on board the Seotird aud ADpo'
maitox, thee two st. aneTs were sent forward 70
Roaucke Island. On arriving az the mouth u the
river they met boat, ald learned from it that the
Inland had been surrendered and shortly afeIward
G,''o'e'V' "'o {" 1e enrii- gupbgats etandinS i,r
asquotauk River. They returned Immediately 10
The latte at Cohb's Point, about Iniie ana d '''
below Elizabeth City, and after fendIng an tXp
to Gen. HCpuug.en, distributed all The "nl'll.''iV
among four steamers and schooner, ah' iol nv
li.e mt above the battery. company ua' -
d,tsiied the day previous for duty at ms JUICY
and tue object OF the feet was to co'Ope'a'e VAN
them. ..,ora5 in ieit
Cd ,,,..anoer was sent from tie teet to ascei'D'
H. condition Of the battery. Finding ohly yeyen
NON 49, and snurosirg that tie enemy w"dd fret
attack The battery, The officers and cre~ OF the Beau
fort were sent ashore to man two OF The gunsihese
ming M many a. they hid ammunition to supply
TIE Beaufort sed to The month OF inc CANAL
wbefe the Raleigh had been previously cent. ,
distinctions were given by the Commodore 10 the
c,mpeudug officers OF all The vessels that, wien all
means of resistance failed, and they osnd themselves
nnable to eseape, they should run INTO shoal water,
set them on FIRE and save their crews
The action commenced al - mlnuto5 past IA tno
morning. and resulted IL the euelny passing tbe
battery and overwhelming the Seabird aud Aice'
The aforementioned vessels were the Oily Snes
known 10 have fallen Into the hands Of thr, enemy
The Fanny was burned BY her COM" .ander and the
Appomattox is believed 10 b,'ye ESCAPED up b.,
river The Forrest was on, ,e ways al Elizabell
City, rel airing aainsse" and if the information We
received ye,teis1I Re correct She too was burned
to prcVe.t Der y iing into the hands OF the enemy
AS ar d known there only Elk Killed and lhre'
wounded among the entire naval force which We
uad 10 the action. 80,
We omitted 20 mention that the guns at COBB
battery were all spiked before being possessed D.
| lie ,ucInN.
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,-,.,o9 the signal for cease tilrg 70 ne sgu
Sni o,u h,ole,. which was ndertood - all s1'
u5 in tie ycioity. At tlAt moment &c cry ca,e
To-. ,yher all,iafged, nv mgr, |i'g arr.
~ ~ t 49, frst. Cant j. G.. Wrignt oi company -
a. ,o,orsry arrived with his comTany' ana r,
ed the American flag upon tie ran l"i ,,,er'car,
- otner rrViuent. IL was tue hr'I A.''
a., ~ The Cort. Capt SINS, 81 cohl".y W ,be
Ds :" 49," If colnpany L. took po2e 'arlo' -
~"t ,ho fo,t he'd III lett wing n0"h ~. n IL
Cod foloyed by tie 9th New "rS, Inc in,iie
I'"ui III vi - I'D inside the foIt On aflNIHs - X
uoa,' "l1 I;1t Spring0eller, OF conn az!
o INC wv ,J,d oil Ger VINO was is 49,,
oionsn,I Wy; e ION of Virginia, whom 10 'o''''
remaining at the tort aUou i.een 1', ~" e
A' W 80 r~e1. formed line, ana sil4let up Wv
laiII'ol -! ,nr.nit OF tie enemy. Ga "riNinS ~
u an 'V1J o. 81 ieIud found that two ioal-loads OF
l,e CIV ~ I'D escaped but one conialmi ~ der.
'ne eNST' severely wounded, and four Others tan
IN ~ f.,ed ana were in charge OF the yth New
- ME forr prisoners were transferred 10 my
&c end I leu them In Il house Wmch was
80. lv our troops. A,ccrtainiug that General
f@.n had advanced across tiN island 10 lie 4eli
rswediaely ilowed, ard arrived III iue TO receive
Il, order & an biu TO place = clain of senines TO Gu
c;f,le the grounds md barracks OF the captured
enemy, which was eXecu'ed, and remalned upon
dut, until relieved by The .th NeW-Jeite!' iIt
non and o. 90 s under MY CONN ni icuaNed WIN q
c.oiue.. fl.t was really rurprring Tor men VIC
vrer,. under ne Tor the ist time. on Soncly N IN
ipg. tne gth inst, | received an oder TO detali
company TO plant the America flas On one Oh i-'
captured forts on tie sea shore. .-.
Colonel 5lft REGIMENT ~ Y. v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
THE WISE LEGION

7te Richmond Enquirer sums up follows
what remains intact Of the celebrated Wise Legion,
which has kept up it's organization by running away,
whenever il was poseible 10 escape on being con-
fronted by the Union forces. The Enquirer coun =
in 900 who were engaged in the Roanoke battle, IA
hay wing escaped, and who viii reJom those VI their
companions who, fortunately for themselves, We're
not IL the fight;
In the various sharp skirmIshes with the enemy
10 the West comparatively few casualties had oc-
cured but typhoid aud other diseases had iearlully
thin ed the ranks OF many OF the companiee. The
field officers Of the LET regiment were, Col. j. H..
l,chardfon. II ". Fry j., Major. There were present
Of tni, regiment ia the battle OF Roanoke Island the
companies Of Capts. q. Jennings Nise, Abbit ilu-
Vi On Miller, Watson, Coles, Crank and Williams.
OF the 81 regiment commanded by Col. Frank An.
derson OF which John Lawson was MAJOR, che fol-
loving were present, viz. Ben. McCuloch Rangers
under command al Lieut.. ilHzlet; the companies Of
Capts. Dickinson, Wallace, Mcdonald, Dorman
Morris, Lewis, and Swami. Three Were Richmond
companies in thee regiments VIZ. The companies Of
Cspis. Wire, Dickinson, aud Wallace. Seven be-
lide the Niehmond companies mentioned were from
fnritru Virginia, and -four from Western virginia
The Colo Rangers wero fron Loui slans, and
Mcdonald company from Mississippi.
Two companics, ict 10 guard tle hospital aud uub.
hc property near l@wi;Ourg, have not yet returned
rom the West.
The artillery, under Gen. Honningsen, IL NJ Elm
beth Ciy IL consisted OF three companios-- Roe
mcrs, Mcuomaa'f, and Lowrys.
lac cavalry re- .acut, commanded by Col J. In.
cus DAVIS, In quarlered at various points awaiting
equpmen,s AID The orders OF the War Depart.
meut
The ~ Regiment, commanded by Col. j. Wharton
Green, 10 IL Nor.h Carolina.
There remnn, therefore, intact:
The cavalry regiment. go men
ion
- md NoodTaH's companies at Lrwburg. 100 % n
~ No. D. "a
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L3 REBELS KILLED.
II Officers and - PriVa!es Taken'
OUR LOSS ONLY TWO MEN
Lander Leads His Men in Person.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD OPEN
CUMBERLAND, Nd Friday, Feb. II, 1867.


Cen. Lander made forced march on Thursday
night, surprising and breaking up the Rebel camp at
Blooming Gap, killing thirieen capturing seventeen
commissioned officers ANA forty-iye prvates, and
losing bat two men and siX horses. lie led the
attack in person, at the head OF the LIST Virginia
Cavalry.
This opens the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad TO
Hancock again.
Gen. Lander, having cleared HE department OF tie
enemy renew. bis request to he relieved OF bis COM
mand, Oh account of i'll health.
A portion of Gen. Landers command, under Coi.
Dunning bas occupied MoOrefeld, and captured 70
beef cattle. . ,,
The following important news has been received
here to-day
pswP,v, Va, Friday, Feb. Ia p. M
Mqjor General O. y. McCLELLaS: -.
The RAILROAD was opened to Hancock this morningi
also the telegraph. We had important forced
reconnaissance last night which was completed To-
day. We broke up the Rebel nest a, blooming Gap
We ran down and captured u commissioned ohlcers,
among them colonel lieutensnt colonels, captains,
&e. We eDgaged them With 400 cavalry Our
infantry WAS not near enough 10 support The cavalry,
and the enemy were reli,ug. We have in all 10
prisoner aud killed Is VI the enemy, aud lost men
aud hoTses a. their hiss hre. led the ensige IN
person. ani il was complete surprise. Col. Care
r,I. commanding the 5tb, o. s,h Oaio, made very
dariuz and sucoessfal Reconnaissance Immediately
afiersgagd 10 Uger's store. MAJOR rockingham -
entitled 10 preat credit Tor building under my direc
tion In tonr hours ia the dead If night, complete
BRIDE across the Great Cacapon, at an unfrequented
mountain road. Two lAuus, OF 2,OOO men each:
marched 3! miles, aud one column 43 miles, since 4
p. H. ycs erday, beside bridging the river. The
papers i4keu and my oGn reconnaissance 10 the
sontb. Prove the country clear, and that Jackson
ana Loring are at Winchester. We made move
and occupied the Blooming Gap aud Point Sill, on
the belief b. information obtained from deserters,
that Gen. Cass0n's brigade was there Gen. Dunn
ming mas lust arrived al New Creeh from Mocrteld,
20 miles south OF Ronney. He has captured ID
beef cattle and he broke mp The guer Ia haunt there
Two Oh BIZ men were badly wounded, but several Of
the Rebels were killed. Ire enemy las thus been
driven out Of this department. +. w. LANDER,
Brielaisg General Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
EDENTON AND PLYMOUTH TAKEN
Boaqs GOING UP TIE CHoWAN'
The Edentonians Raise the White Flag
GOV. WISE At CURRITUCK c. H.
Fos,syss MoSsoa. Feb. a. l@-'
Ma b,IriNoRE, FEB. 70


,r, IL r,..,,. Rlns arrived from Annapolis
thus moi. ing With about 80 troops oeio"s -
nous regimcu's who were sieh ana oi' NJ
the Brrn.ide Expedition sailed. Inc go
vii rioe,ed ss soon az The weather
rh, S.er. sns Stripes Is shii mere anu "''' 20
by soil to-siorrow afternoon "''p '"'9
ammunition. -
a. Of truce went out this morning, and return
inc brought several passengers, mostly laales TO 20
North. :, cu n
B,ok.
. 4 ruinor reached his city Yesterday, by passen-
gers from Suffolk, that the enemy had taken posses
SION of Edeulon, and also OF Plymouth. Later IL
tie day It was rumored that couple OF the enemy
vessels had proceeded on Reconnaissance as iar rs
Coleman
The Richmond Dispatch Of Friday has the fol-
lowing;
.Gsn. Wise is uear Cuuiuck Conr..Housc, and
cent wn fag of truce to Roanoke Island on
Thursday.'
A Norfolk telegram says that it is believed tiat
the nortar-dsei Is intended for this place.
PErstsBusg. Thursday. Fe0. 70. 5i2
The editor Of Tie EIpr,Ss has received letter
from Suffolk. daed Thursday, which says that Eden
ton and Hsrtiord have both been cyptnred. Five
gun ,ais moved slowly 10 the N-D.ii "a. Eoenion
yesterday, at Q O'clock, ;'uD landed tueTroopf. Very
soon allelwarG 4i'oen more suuyoa,s Mllyed' Ihe
citileus raised he white das
y tween tito, and .ou thousand DOois lal1ei at
Edeat.u. The population Of Lleuton IL about Two
thsu.apa and is 4i.,4a. from Suffolk about ali.
mi... In thc al.egnoo. cur s.nloo;. went up Cow
.r..
toward tie mouth Of iLe Roanoke.
\ gculcmu Just arrived hom t.tosyii'e sly
thai -, Loses ,,e.e landed Lo,fiyn lao, A.sll,
AMI also i,at pgge number i4N veeh 'anoed al
Elizabeth City.
IIe.Gold, the c9pital O. PeIquil 4u- County, "aa
taken by The Urionisls yesterday. Cape Goodman
OF the North Carolina Rip Van Wmh',e, N.th fly.
two CT bis men and seven Of .tsWii Legion, have
Forrars. Mo.aoa. s-.ui.y,T,a. %. i,-2
Wind to-day northeast, with rau nd hail.
A Gag of truce was sent 10 Craaer land to-day
with one or two passengers. None we've bIoneA
back.
southeru papers were received hut contain liuIe
Of intsre.t
The N5ri11k Day-B9ok saws th4t ne Rebel to'a
loss dndng the battle ~ Roanoke leland. was .ghi
killed and thirty wounded Two Of the latter dyire
snbsequenty-C Wise ard private larne,t Of the
Richmond Bues. TIE killed rre Can't. q. q.
Wise, Capt. Robert Coles Licrt. -. Selden, and
seven qrvates. TIE Dqy-Boot gays tn: 2,j"
prisoners taken, and that they viii be paoled
for exchange and sent iinnedia'e.yto Norfolk.
4 gentleman who arrived from Currituck sornC
yesterday, says that several Of our gunboais arrived
a. the canal on Thursday afternoon, a o'clock, am
commenced hring shot and she'll mon tie hehel'
who were engaged il ,troying tho canal.
The storm delpys ne sailing Of the Stars pm
Stripes, and also the jersey Blue. for fIatierts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
RrnEL RrpnRrS FROM TENNESSEF.

y Ai fJt1NiLB oltpetcAes IN ne nor
MEMPHIS, Feb. 10.
There il heavy loss of steamboats, on the
Teunetee River, in consequence of the invasion OF
Tie Union sunboats, Lexington, Conesiosa and sam
or
On saturday the Confederate steamers Appleton,
Belle, and LYNN BOYD were burnt by the COnfeder-
ates. az the mouth If Duck River. Also lie Sam
kiramli, ard Julius Time--thc latter with SiOO,-
coo OF Government rtocks-werc abandoned and
burned.
AZ Florence on Saturday, the Dunbar was sunk.
A. Cypress Creek tie iasip0rt was sunk. TIE
Ccro a,rGD a. S..e Ward We're the only two
,ap.u.cl iv the iuoui-t. The Robb only escaped.
ga. gullo.ts bad l,it the rIyer, but were eN-
poCt,d back. Iuty took ~l.Oui pounds OF tOneder-
ate s.l pork NJ Forenco, and refused TO touch pri-
ya'e property even TO cotton.
Passenger trains have been resumed on the Char
tc-ton road
Itie tepor I'd ,hat the unonists are concentrating
in re force In the vicinity OF Pans, where there
aie 800 Confederate cavalry.
TIE tennessee River bridge is not burnt, a. re.
ported via laris.
There was lighting at Fort Doaeson on Saturday.
Nothing heard via Nashville.
One General two Captains, two Lieutenants and
- prisoners were oay tured at Fort Henry.
TWENTY-FIVE dead bodies were found in the fort.
The Unionists abandoned Fort Henry sud were
terrifying Fort Angelo oppo,ite. Fort Henry was
inundated-cayins IN Mt both sides.
The Unionsts threatened 10 take possession OF
the Memphi- aud Ouio Railroad within Two weeks.
Twenty Union stern wheel boats were on the
river on Sunday, from Southern Illinois.
Military excitement il growing warm.
Public meetings We're held here yesterday, 10 or
game for defense.
MEMPHIS, Feb. H.
The latest sdvices from Tennessee river report
that Gen. Pillow has the Union force hemned in
near Fort Done'son.
The river il still rising.
Fort Henry is submerged, aud has been abandoned
b. the unionsis.
One Union gunboa, returned up the Tennessee riv-
or TO the bridge on yesterday.
The bridge is guarded by 800 Unionists. There is
large Confederate cavalry force between them and
Paris.
The Union men were cheering for Lincoln.
The people Of Paris wole preparing 10 leave.
The latest adyices from Paducah say that boats
are constantly arriving with forces from Tenne ssee
klyer-I4 have already gone towards Font Donelson
with troops.
Heavy liring was heard in that direction on Tues
day.
AsoTnER TRAssroRT.-The transport steamer L.
S. Perry has been chartered by Government, and is
now lying at Pier No. 10 North River, taking In
subslstenco stores and ammunition for Gen. Burn
sdo's expedition, and will sail tomorrow.
The u. ). steam transport Patapsco sailed on
Saturday morning for Locust Point. She has u full
cargo of subsistence stores aud ammunition.
The Il. s. steam transport Ericsson now lies ~
anchor III the North River
SAILING or THE USiTED STATES WAR-sTEANER
RIcHMoNp. The United States steam-frgate Rich
mond steamed from her anchorage on Friday morn
ing, and has probably gone to sea, with the wind
from T.. N. f., and thck weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
INCIDENTS OF TIE FIGHT.

WASHINGTON, Saturday Feb 70 l'Ct
The sta learns from a gentleman who came ci
rect from R,auoke i,and, thai Col. Russell Of ib,
Tent Connecticut Regiment fell dead from d.
horse, at the lead Of bic regiment while narohiL
Against the enemy. Strange az it may appear moi O.
scratch was found upon his body wdag examined
auG his death must have come from the WIND OF a
csn IA or nom exc. eilent.
L..u.-Coi. ne MoD,e.l, Who volunteered in the 80.
saul upon the Rebel battery, received bis dea q
wound while heading the advance, and while II he
act Of shouting "Come on, boys we viii show them
how % e ghL
j. t-e cosr-e ol the action, "a shell burst on the
Uu'eC sizes eunbost llelzei, and ret her magazine
on FIRE Lnll. Franklin, her executive officer, or
dercl the magazine 10 extinguish the fire,
bl, tucy n,sirating, he took the hose in his own
hands, oprang down and eXGDguished the flames be-
fore they reached the powder.
A similar occurrence took place on the Ceres
from The bursting of a gun, when Acting. Master
Dar0aid sprGng into the magazine and extnguisbed
the lire.
A shell entered the coal bunks Of another OF our
cleaners, setting them GU fire. The flames were
suJdued with much difficulty, but with little damage
20 the vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
OFFICIAL REPORT OF COL. FERRERO
EIklY-tIkAl y. Y. VOLUNTEERS.

beg 10 submit the following as the report OF the
5let Regiment y. y ":
| received ar order from Gen. Reno on the morn
ing OF Saturday the 9Th Of January 1860, at about
clock, 10 form line OF the right OF the Second
B1gade. The regiment started At about 3 cloc 1
II. H., III tie rear OF the First Brigade After hav-
Ine marl he'd u distance Of about half mile, we met
three companies oi the 2lsl Massachusetts. halted
my column, ana allowed them TO take their position
Following them on The main road up the i-and, and
marching distance OF about bali q mile | received
an order from Gen. Rcnos aid 10 force our way
through dense jul gle IL be direction OF the fight
ins On arriving near the rear Of the DIST Ma-sa-
chp'e'ts received an oder 10 advance, and take
Position Oh their left.
=, finoing the swamp almost impossible, owing 10
she "sr growth Of under brush on the right OF NY,
Ine, ordered tour companies o. tie riglt wing
W. d ", ID andI to push forward toward the
'si'' oi.Oer COMMAND OF Lieut.. Col Potter. SAD
% PSLts advanced and entered the fire on the lett
o. we <Ist Massachusetts. During tho eugapemeut
% tno aooys COMPANIES In said po,i,ion, tic firing
Vac very calling, but u was replied u viii, mi
vISor, oy both men aud officers. | orCet,d the cotp.
pibics OI Inc ieit wing 20 push forward toward ne
nght. tildiug 1t impossible 10 epoage III. r,..,,,
on account o. me 2ist Massachusets Regiment L.o,
IN font, Ordered the men 10 lie down m order -
AVOID Tie sBOwcr OF ballet. from Our own r,oo,s 49,
well 40 ,boee iiOm the enemy. The enemy GnIin',
tost they were outH mixed, commenced 10 re,r"ih |
when The order was gwen by Gen. Reno 10 cftre |
Tie right wing charged under command of Lien !
Col Potter, Whit | LED The lett wny.
Having advanced few paces in front Of tie OH
Me- 'Jerseg and The 9th kew-ioik, / fonnd tnr,r
tSs wos directed inpo Our ranks. tgjiod 10Y uon.
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nj, believed tha, at least 200 have escaped, which,
o1sed 10 the above will make 800 eff. Give ueo
ySt under Gen. Wire. The number OF bis Legion
ho ere in the fight at Roanoke Island is believed
~ b,. been less than CJl. and the total force was
80 .Ls, q 800 men.
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H., = +. cant Co. A-tb'ost
VIA e'ey g s..ie Co. Awoaoesss T. - b,
D 49, p,ifev private, 90.
To.ai SIT new MINI Ner.Jerse1.
Ans. Armstrong Sergeant, GO i-ia the heae; .-thres
Ags1'i fese p'i,sie, Go. \, KieereoHnacA' NJ
hs.ef, a, a Lebone, private Co BlnErr ampaa'sd ~
fe,atsad D.bro fiNse, Co. l., Washington k"ef' ~ j.
--,,rapouud fracture, ~ yvoprAeJ
Jo'erh Ha'-gc private, Go. G. Cape Msy' N '--"'0naea
t I.n 4 ,o lg -,,s Co. C. Jersey City-hsnd
NtHam Philips private. Co. D, Ocean Co.. NJ '.-shs''
sc.lp wound -. ..-,,,,,
David l. Johu,6n private, Co. D--nrck slisAtly
Daniel rlike. Tryate, Go. F-side severely 81, c.
Benjamin Rudduger, piiva'e, Co. O, Lizabe'h Chy-
Xi-.or Williamson. private. Go. Glover jaw.
Eiward C1yon, private, Go. ii, be'iieio, NJ"oandea
pgta Bai sy,,r. Co. E-es suruts,ed dangerous
George p DobJs, privsie-wounded in 10 htsa .,
Willism Aumscs, private Co. Ii, Stl"aier' Ne -
Wism Jackson, private Co B. Union ousrdlet soap
o 'r' ssaer private, Co. b, Baltimore, MdwOunded in
To..l, NTH NewJersey, ~.
Grand total wounded, 1885,
KtfGED.
No official let Of the kcd Sad been made out upo the u
tie Ten stetucr eit Roanoke isi1hd from mem
il ne sdiion and lied n, fld OF IN the hq r..
LEM john Goodwin l. Twenty iai'd Massachusetts Co
! l., o! Msfil,tead ~ r.
/ lanes IIayef,toch Of Worcester. Mas Co, {. - Il
Nirn,el BrasnlA4n Tweaty.hi.h Ma'saehase"'' 70 T.
Worce-'.T - =, ,..- r. a yror-
Ce,tlr ~, .t..e.,. a., I a rford.
! i.yi Mi Tweuty dnh Msss,ohu.rts Ga d9rr: ,,,.
Thomas Keli, We. y-fith M.saclu'eiis' ~ Histe'
mona. m Mcgee. Twenty Massachusetts, D'"s4''
Ma,s. - 49, g.. ,....sclr,e,,s Co ID
Nrr Hodgmsn ~ rniy Al, = MsssaeAuse''' ~ ~
, Copper, G.o. ". Semy o. i''O
sLpa-l h. Sargent Of Co. .
Joseph Hsinni- nd o. GO -
nj n, / .,trr of Tenth Connecticut, Co. ii.
Ii.ut gd man Tel Ia Connecticut
Vim H. auker finy-tr,t Ne~-lo !, Col.
Ni-hoies Darling Iidy hist New-N orb, Co \.
Irrf COL kiseT De Mouisil late Il tine shty-uNffd New
Yor fI'Itirea ZouaveS' "ho tel leading cTnrs c the
La. An. Zolsye. aitn, with Major HinhaiL .otai. H.
/ REBEL oFFi,ERs WHO sCRREsDfRED.
! n irft-frst and Eiphh No5th Caroltaa Infantry
Co f.. y. jordan. $50 J lfte@
Iieut.Col d. o. Iovie. Dr. Al, r. Woihinston.
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THE NEW REBEL FLAG.
FOUR HUNDRED UNION PRISONERS SOON TO

LEAVE KfCUMOND.
goLTEfss MOSHOE Friday. Feb. "a,
via Baltimore Fc1. 10 1852 }
Tie NorjoN Day Book gives - sketch OF the ne"
flag adootcd by the Committee Of Congress On the
.r5ie,t. lisa blue Union on red field. -Four
ssls 10 he form Of square, are II the Union.
IIe R.claoHd enquirer Says that 100 prisoners
OF war ale expected to leayslIi,hmond for Newport
News n o. day or two, IN exchange for an equal
number Of Coniederaies released by the Federal
Government, and who reached Norfolk on Tuesday.
The Ilth Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment, CO..
Spear commanding, went out on scout to New
Market Bridge to-day. Nothing was discovered by
them.
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LATER FROM BURNSIDE.

NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES
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SAILING OF THE UsiTED STATES WAR-sTEANER
RlcHMoXp. The United States steam-frigate Rich.
mond steamed from her anchorage on Friday morn
ing, and has probably gone to sea, with the wind
from T.. NJ f., and thick weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-01

w Entrances In Broadway and Thirteenth street
D00'' 0pima mr. e. " aA gIssln x O'Clock.
deessse m h a as there not the
.ns ...s. 80, SfxNpxRp Ftay Yss'iS'' 'ls
and, as each revival il gratifying
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