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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
FROM MEMPHIS.
A REIGN or TERROR TuRE-TnR AIDiRnEN
RESOLVE TO BURN TIE CTY--TrREiI-

REIGN or TERROR 1luRE-IuR ALDERMEN
RESOLVE TO BURN THE CuY--TnREiI-
ESISG TO SHOOT FLOYD.
A special dispatch from Cairo 10 Tn. CiHci.nqh
Commercial, gives the following news, received
from Memphis;
Its informant ia n Eottberner, who'o word, tho
editor says, may be relied upon. Memphis is IN u
aats OF terror. Tho fair grounds ARE u,ed FOR y
camp Every one capable II bearing arms l. being
Impressed iuiO the service. Men arc even dragged
from theil bods. The proclamation OF The Mayor 10
feylrd to buning tbo city has no ihiluence. ma
ioity Of Aldermen, ~ CCnseAuon with leading mill
tary officers decided al " meeting, held fortnight
aQo 10 burn the ity when they eyacuae, Ia 'plte Of
The MAYOR. There are 10 f1riAcai ons az Memphis.
At Fort Randolph only four guns sns mounted.
At Fort Pillow, however, there 10 strong fortlhcs-
tiOn mounting twenty-five tixty-.ourA and Unity
twO. Thee arc abOnt 900 troops tlero.
At New Orleans. there ere thirteen guubcats on
the ways, to be plated will railroad iron.
Tie report tha' tho South In well supplied with
provisions is absurd. They have not stock enough
on hand TO iast elk months Clothing shoes, Sc,
arc also very difficult TO obtain. No confidence IL
felt in Southern currency, southern poll Az, or
southern military leader. Jch. Davis wac uniyer-
sally denounced Ne incompetent. Floyd ID every
where considered au srfant knaye.
Mrs. BucLneT had arrived ~ Memphis. She com
ulailed a. not being allow d to 70 further North
thaa Cairo. IN The parlor OF tho GAylDs Ilouss che
attracted universal attention by her bitef denunc,-
non of Pillow aud Floyd. Tie form,r II reported
to have said that lie would shoot Floyd Whenever he
net him.
1t was the general imprefsion 81 Memphis that
battle would 10 rsked st Fort Pillow. At he hitter
place. however, retreat ia cut oil by laud, as the
country iu the roar ID inundated aud swampy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
THE NAVIGATION or TIE SOUTH
WESTEkN WATERa

IT. LOUIS frdsy. March 49, Ief2
Gen. Hslleck has issued al order that in Wow Of
the rapid extension Of steamboat navigation into tho
disloyal States, and the importance of having the
boat. engaged IN such navigation controlled BY loy.
citzen,, it IL ordered that all couses to pilots aud
engineers navigating the waters OF this department
10 revoked from and after tho 18th pro1imo. and
sid pilots and engneor take out new lcens,s from
TIE superyiting Inspector, who will only grant Il.
censes 10 pera9ns Of approved loyalty, in caso Of
doabt win require bonds with security for the loyal
conduct Of such pilole and engineers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
THE CASE OF GEN. STONE.

BosToS Friday, Msci 49, 1862.
resolution was introduced in the Honse to-day
.nfisncting the Committee or Federal Relations 10
consider the eypedency Of adoreYipg to the Presi-
dent Of tbs United States moporial asking for
TIE Immediate trial Of Gen. Stone, now in military
confinement. The resolution was opposed on the
ground the, sach Interference wa upcslIed for;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
FROM kEW.O ORLEANS.
THE UNION rErLNG-THz REBELS Building
FORMIDABLE GuHBOi1s.

FORMIDABLE GUEBOt1s
IC.jro Corr,no1ieuee Of IT.. Chicago Times,
hsve lust seen resident o. Phoucbt Who len
New -Orlesn. on the Ith Of March and altb sugh he
i. sn entire strsnger au inclined 20 think he IL The
veritable "reiatlr gentleman" At a svcni', some
OF his item, ara cf much importance that IT "a well
his information should be jaid before the public. lie
bad brt little difficulty in rcsChlrgthe northern lines
Of the Confederates IN 1enncs.ee, from where he
usde he escsps by night t. the Cuiou troops reach
II z hil houo at Psiu al safely End without deion-
tion He reports the utmos, activity in w-Ot'esus
in preparir for offence and defense. The confidence
Of the citizens IA Beauregsrd " untoundcd. md 10
il expected % defend CD, CITY when { n r cracrl.
I ere il al entire absence OF Union feeling there
md disposition. strong bad earnest, mapiie,ted TO
iirht sacrifice ard .1i'er.
The Orlesu,'s are cOnlderi tia, our srmi-s car
10 but litie moro damage before warm weather
compels their Withdrawal, al they calculate uIOn
sic,ness FOR an nllv n, confidently ns Oain 10 n .
Wandering jew. calculated upon the cholera 20 .e.
cure tho legacy for the Order Of Jesus. Sly iu-
fornait reports they sre building zen iroL-lad gun
boats II Ne, Orleans oLs OF which is inie'fcd for
ga AID Tbs oihs g. operate on q. ~ ssis.glI and
elsewhe-c. lie isw The bosis, aid ofgh 20 -.
man he saws sn Unparalleled eve readily their
enormor- strength.
4 boa called tho Murray Is tho pridc and pei OF
the Orleanst. and the protector - confident al she
will bc proof agsinst any KIND OF proectle and that
he will he able to sweep rivers with her IN ease
=
diton 10 iheion plNing, euch shields fhc Benton,
is protected with railroad iron ard 90 inReniously
modelled notwithstanding her large sire, that she
presents sharper angle for bsll 10 strike agaust
hap any OF Oh, smaller craft ia process Of build
ng there lie j. confident that Of tho boats he
saw ut New Orleans src now at Island Ne. 10. and
Whiting for good otpOrtnily 10 get at Com. too,e.
Ii a known that the Seccsh have no" i've Rnnhosi-
at No. 10. These have been seen, and the idea Is
prevalent among our usn there that more are rear,
but have not shown then solvcs.
This gentleman rsys th, Rsbel- are removing their
store. from Memphis, evidently expecting 70 he
forced 10 surrender TO our troop, They have large
BODY Of troops Tia, are uuermed Those Gre being
sent TO Decatur, while the effective Sighting men At.
being concentrated at Cornlh il Mississippi, where
they were probably attacked SUNDAY yesterday
The Supe iintcndent Of the Mobile and Ohio Road
bad collected tti't.rn locomotives and two hundred
care aud placed them under Gen. Polk for moving
roops 10 Cornth. Polk's headquarters were H. the
vicinity Of La Grange, Tenn. Be.urcgsrd vas al
jackson, Mi.s., on Tuesday week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Justice demanded. IDe reB0lu'.OD WIS iogo''o" NJ
most unanimously.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BALrlsoRx. Friday, March %, 1862
We are Of length able to make tho following AN
nouncement. which will be received With interest by
the mercantile classes East and West.
The engineers and track.layers report that their
forces engaged in restoring the track Of the Bslti
more and Ohio Railroad have finished their work,
with tho exception Of about three miles only, about
midway between Martinsburg and HsIpsrs Ferry.
All the numerous bridges, large and small are com
peted and the last rail Necessary TO reconnect Balti
moro, Washington, and the Eastern cities w''h
Wheeling and Psrkersburg aDdthe Western Railroad
sys,em will positively be laid on Sunday morning. the
30tb inst.
Large quantities Of freight cas for Government
and private account, from the Esst and West, are
loaded and have been pushed forward TO Hsrper's
Ferry on one side and Martpsburg Oh the other 10
go through on Sunday and Monday, soon as the
track is ready. The first regular through passenger
trains will leave Baltimore, Wheeling, and Pafkers
burg on Wednesday, April2r at tie latest.
The restoration Of this gres! line Of commup ica!ion
will certainly be permanent aud effscual, "a the
country south Of it is fully occupied and POT
sessed by Government troops in the departments
Of Gems. Mcclellan. Dix, and Fremont respectively.
Renewed life and energy is inspired in business com
muni,ieS Of Baltimore by this happy result the lnuu'
ence of which has boon fer some days past very
marked In all quarters Of the West By the liberal re-
ducion in The rates on al through freight equal 10
some - per tun. in this announcement Of the Bsti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, which has been
followed by the competing lines In Pepnsyiyania and
NewYork result Of tho greatest importance 20 tho
large interest ia involved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

TnY WrsrEHS SANITARY ConNIsION are under
hs necessity OF renewing their appeal ohe loyal citizens OF
tho loyal States Tho important movements snd battles In
tho Department, the We Increasing the hospital de-
mands beyond all expectation kansas calling Tor aid and
the large army occupying seutlEst Missouri and Ar
kansas. locks st. Loui. FOX all 10 .uprlies Tie conm'
sion has sent away 10 different points uce the fra. Of Mseh
iO07s srcc. Of various kilds for hospital beside tie
local demand for $500 sick T,weck Floating rospinp
will bo fitted up aud furnished by them fee will Offering
humanity for tho benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers
largo aud safe steamboat has been purchase Tor tubs pur
pose BY Gan HIleck and inru'ed 20 the Commission.
will be thoroughly fitted up with 2So beds ard provided
With surgeons. attendants &c. under direction. to fol
low the army keeping practicable, 10 receive the
wounded in event Of battle.
Yrend and foe will b. treated In Ill, respect, alike.
Twin DO readily SEGA tLsI large ar continued supplies
needed for che sboye.nsmed Flannel shirts. Canton
flannel shirt. and drawers. heavy brown domestic. In the
pss ard carefully rolled bsudas. to inches wide)
especially needed
A.o. linen rag. and I'll tho smaller hospital supple,
But where pscticable th, Commission" venturs eng
g,t that sonibpis money the most acceptable OF all
They with M. buy material II ia needed aud hundreds
Of loyal Ia S. Loui. ready TO do the vorh exactly
msy be required.
1t may no. DO improper 70 add that the whole amount Of
money contributed gocs tho direct relief Of the suffering
Tho Office expenses &c, % the "commi''ion" are very
EMAIL ,her services being gratuilcusy given and the
whole Of sssies paid months does not e.
coed $3.50.
On common work Of humanity ndloyal,y they venture
TO uss all plsinnsss of speech.
For the WsG.rn Sanitary CeHmlssi'n'
JAMES r. YEATAlAN.
WILLIAM @. ELIOT.
'''uoS oohu'o''e' WIZ ~ j. A. ROOSEVELT,
No % Msdeu-l.ne.
Co.hn, snd supplies may be sent 90 - vp.,y,N
Pf,sij,n. Of tbs Ws,ton 5.nitvy Conni'.oni
IS Lsuis, Mo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoBrRzu moSRos. THURSDAY, March. q,
viaBALrIsOsg, March Is lot2

via BALrlsoFs, March Is, IotR
Work on tho ATtesian we'll inside the Fortress
has been recommended for the season. II has now
reached depth Of ;ss5 feet the last buDdedoi "hieh
has been through fine, tough clay.
The sleansr Atlantic arrived from NewYork this
morning en- route for Port Royal.
Tho arrival Of several paymastes this morning is
the occasion OF much joy TO the soldiers
A flag Of truce was senl out to-day, but 90 news
was received from the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
o Tho Assoeisie5 Pres.

"AsHSoroS Friday, Me eh23. lo62.
diPMFSrs FROM INsURRECrIoNA,y PORTS.
'ne secretary OF tue Treasury has recently iss led
'"' ncentes ior commercial inlercOufe unior tns
80 u Jali last which prohibits shipments flom thor
rfu Oh the United States heretofore declared by the
= 'Sa'l' 10 he IN insureet;oD, without written
Ne hctnses do not now extend further than Nash
'''' tl'o internedate points. Nothing sbipted under
'Sn 70 be disIosed Of TO persons In arms sgainst
United States, OF 10 Other. furnishing them MD
Ad comfort.
TIE hEW LlGAIeTENDEn NOTES.
Nne1pecte1 that Tie new lefal-tender notes will
70 lsh on, by the 1iepaury about tie lts Of April.
LETTER TO LIEUT.. wORDKS.
AZ" Secretary Of tue Navy, by direction Of tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
A CARD FROM DIR. MACKAY.

10 ne EdDoy sf TIE ". T. T,ibps.
SIR: As some misconceptions appear 10 exist in
this country relative myself aud the opinions upon Am,r
affairs oppressed in The London Rerieg shall be greatly
obliged you will allow state through your columns
sat Withdrew my from that journal fifteen months
sgo nsney the lot OF January 1861 That since that pc
,od have had voice In ool,rc Ii. management
ard ths, hsvs wholly ceased my connection With Il.
am Sir mos, respectfully
ke,s. Yeyk March q, lGol CHAS MAchAE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
LAUNCH OF THE CANAYDAIGUA.

Boros. fnJ,y, March % 1873
The steam sloopof-wsr Csnandaigus WAS launched
at Cbsrcstown Nsyy-Ysrd TODAY.
The gunbosts Geneees aud Tcgs viii be launched
next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

Gen. James of ri ode Island, Gen. j. Gould Of
Rochsste,. Jas. L. Amos Of ChcoPue, Ma's'' sno u
A. Buckingham Of Connecticut sre at the o. "'''"-
lss Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

though tbs speakers expressed tho hope tina; Gen.
Stone would speedily have trial, which common
Justice demanded. The resolution wss rejected al
most unanimously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

htlrd m aciiQl...
Wounded Commissioned officers ...........'..."
onnlis.ioneo officer, sud p'ivstos. ...'''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

The Sd New-York Cavalry Col. S. III. Nix
commanding, bad fine review inspection and
drill yesterday afternoon near its camp on
Capitol HILL This regiment reached th, city
from Winchester on Monday night, having I'M
dergOne forced marches through Virginia, with.
out teuts, for "a days. The men and horses
are 10 fine condition aud ready Tor instant ser
vice. Secession trophies, consisting OF flags,
ri'ie'' pistols, sabers aud horses captured from
ashoys Black Horse Cavalry are in possession
Oi Tue regiment. Major John Nix commando
Tue lst and Major G. w. Lewis the I'd Bat
taIlon' During the entire march Of this regi-
men' through Vngihia il LOST but one man in
battle, aud took beside killed and wounded,
sixteen Rebel prisoners, among whom are Lieut.
Murray and Richard Ashby nephew Of the
i. Colonel Of tue Rebel regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
The Army Hospitals.

There are tEelYs General Army Hospi'
tails n the District Of Columbia and Alex
andria, tkree in Baltimore, four in Annsp-
oils, two IN Philadelphia. Those ct Balti-
more, Philadelphia and Annapolis are for
conysleseents until they are sufficiently
recovered to join their respective regi.
menfs.
me capacity for the smaller hospitals is
two hundred and twenty i've patients, and
of the larger eight hundred. The hospi-
tails in this vicinity are tolerably full in
consequences Of the recent military changes
in position. Not more than one In ten il
confined to his bed all receive the best
possible attention from the military depart
nent Of the srmy. One female nurse and
two male attendants are allowed to each
twenty patients. The total number Of
deaths for the past year, $3.50, includes the
reports in these twenty one hospitals, as
ven Is in two hundred and 6fty-seVsn
regiments, including those Of the army Of
the EoH0D &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

icorln..p0n.s .sns. s'i oInsinp.t. nm es.st,s.l


In company with . number Of army on
CEN I crossed the mainland On the Mis-
souri, side, yesterday, 9 distance Of about
three milas. % point directly opposite the
foot Of the Island We we're not more
than thFss-quarters Of 6 mile distant from
the southern extreme 81 The rebel iortihca-
tions. By the aid Of 3 glass We could zee
distindflT the operations Of the enemys
Vest numbers Of ulUniformed men we're
assembled on the shore. A few regiments
ware on parade, marching and counter
maTehiag o the tune of Dixie dealt out by
q sable drummer and q -sOaly. looking hfer.
What most atiTaotsd our attention was q
ioaaing battery, The most formidable look
i'm object Of defense OF gdenee, yet pre-.
gsnfed 70 the Federal eYe.r Those Who haEe
visited New Orleans within 3 few ye9rs
past, viii remember The Pelican Dry Dock
upon which river steamboats, ere cOnsianty
" bsing repaired. The battery / allnde TO
IS mounted upon this dock, which snot less
than 400 hundred feet in length. The guRs
are about SIX feet abeVe the WetsT, N the
centre Of the battery there is 8 large iron
apartment shaped like one Of our gun
boats, covered with heavy iron, and design
ed foT protectio9 to the men, l think it
mounts ten guns, certainly not less than
eight, and none of them smaller than 81
p0undsrs. might mention, sa gqs5aaL
that While We Wers scanning the enemy's
ranks Ne saw great smoke, heard loud
noiss fol oWsd by sn atmospheric "VhiEz'
which W interpreted IS an earnest admon-
iticn fof ua 70 stay not upon the order Of
cur going, bat 90 ct onoei and almost SIM
ultans0us With this, We saw the earth AZ in
miscellaneous directions. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24


MASTER'S SALE TO the
VNl- command Of decretal order of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County,
at the suit of Malcolm DarroW against David
Pollock and others, TO me directed, shall expose
Tor sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
Hst day Of April, 1862, st O'Clock p M, the
following described premises; Situate in the
township Of Brooklyn, in the County Of CuyahO-
ga, and State of Ohio, known as part of original
lot 6fty-three IN township Of Brooklyn Aforesaid
ana bounded as followss-beginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon The north line
of said lot; thence north eeo 10 west along the
north line one chain and seventy. nine links to
the south line of land owned by the e. q. 4 e.
Railroad Co.. thence south tOo 10 west one chain
and seventy one links TO the oulFert thence south
s49 west two chains and three links; thence south
5THs west two chaini and one link; thence south
2Ko east six chains aud seventy links; thence
north ToKo east dYe chains eighty six links 70 an
elm tree; thencs north sSe east nine chains and
four links % lhe place OF beginning, containing
I've aud 1-I00 acres OF land decided by John vi.
Kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, be ne
aAEne more or less. Appralaed 81 $50. n
'sI 20 rfsT LEWIS W. FORD,
A. 4. SLADR, Master COmm'r.
Plt6'sAtty. mar00Ssa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
MORNING LEADER.
moNDA , InORRINsa nARoHaA, 1852
va 1aaanilne..-rhe 0Idea TsWn n the
U,lfad srnreH ..nI

80 aurfInt inc.--rhe 0taeHt AoNa ~ inc
UnIted states. rl
Pks town Of 81 Augustine, Of which our
trsops have Just taken peaoofol possession,
IA ne most ancient settlement In Che Uhi-
led States. and has history Of romance
and wonder untQualed by any place on the
oohtirent Il is.e place Of two thousand
inhabitants, siluated on the northeasiern
coast Of Fiorida, tWo miles back from the
Atlantic shore, onNhe south point Of PEN
insuia. connected with che main land BY
narrow isthmus, protected from the sWoll Of
the ocean by AnastRsia Island, not sum
oientlv high 70 cbstruet the sea hreeEes
and view Of the ocean, II Is in the form
Of q paralelozram, fronting east on Ma
tansss sound, forming barber sufficient
10 contain large aeet in safety.
ne city is one mile long, and three
fourths Of q mile vide. The streets are
marrow, and some Of them very crooked,
and the houses ere generally built Of stone,
two stories high. II contains 9 splendid
Roman Catholic Church and other houses
Of worship, and on the east is dne large
souare, which forms 8 charming orange
grove. The plsee IA eKtrsnely sslubrious,
and has always been . favorite resort for
consumpiives and other invalids from the
North. Fort Marion stands at the north
end Of The town, and completely commands
the harbor. Regular steam packets have
always ran between st. Augustine and
Charleston
ItWas 81 This place that Ponce de Leon
landed when IN search Of the fountain Of
youth, thee hundred and fifty years ego,
and here that be took possession Of the
whole country for the Spanish crown.
Some time sftsrWard Il was settled By 3
cslunT Of French Protestants, but they were
al subsequently masssored BY body Of
spsaiards, dispatched from Spain for that
purpose. The latter gave the place the
name Of San Augustine, in the usual man
ner Of the early voysgers, because they
had arrived on the coast on the day dedi-
Gated in she calendar to that great Saint.
They established fort ct the town, which
thsy held until 1886, when 1t vas captured
By Sir Francis Drake.
Mr.. Bryant who visited the city some
years sg0, described L in g few words t
The Old houses, built Of kind OF stone
which is seemingly pure concretion Of
small shells overhang he streets With
their wooden balconies, and the gardens
between the houses ere fenced on the side
Of thS stfeet with high walls Of stone.
Peeping over these wallis you see branches
Of Ehe poI6ss sranate Rnd Of the orange tree,
now fragrant with flowers, and rising yet
higher the leaning boughs Of the hg, with
itS luxariant leaves. Occasionally you
pass ruins Of houses You meet in the
streets With men Of sWarthy complexion
and foreign physiognomy," 50. ar-r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

RN ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
lVA Pursuant 70 an alias order of sale to me
directed from the Court Of Common Pleas fOT
Ouyahoga County, 10 the State ef Ohio, In an
action therein pending, wherein Edward Lud
lam Is plaintiff, and Asa Mahan and Mary Mahan
are defendants, | shall expose for sale az public
auction, at the door of the Court House, In said
County, on the 10Th day OF April, 1902, ut Two
O'Clock r. M, the following described lands and
tenements, 10 wit; Lot number enc hundred and
forty two (i42) IN w illiam SHADES allotment Of
lands on University Heights said lands being
situate In the township of Brooklyn, In CuyahO
ga county, In the State Of Ohio % Appraised
value Sl42 JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
A. I. SLADE, Master COmm'r.
Plaintiffs Atty. maTl0BBa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
- go PnrlInnent.

Hon. ThurloW Weed, in letter dated
London, February 25th, writes his im-
preston Of the British Parliament as fol-
lows:
T 60 when get time to the Parliament
House. begin to like the way business is
done ia Parliament. The manner is husi-
nsss-like. There is no fbuncombe'-nO
ispread-eagle' defamation. Men who have
sense talk ssnsibly, and to The purpose. The
ministers, Who are members also sit on the
right Of the speaker, to explain the views Of
tie government and to answer questions.
Although the body is composed of some six
hundred members, the Chamber is not half
as large as our Hall Of Representatives. The
House is only full when it divides on i'm
portant questions, and then many stand up.
In reading, as We do in English papers, re-
ports Of debates, the frequent recurrence Of
hsar, he r. seems senseless. But in listen
ing 70 these debates y0u soon discover res
son for and fitness in these interjecicoa.-
They occasion no interruption, and rather aid
than embarrass the speaker
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24

A GEOGRAPHICAL. ERRoR-The man who
sums up the American news for the Paris
Monitszr should decidedly be sent to school,
and made to overhaul his geography. Bis
version Of a late bulletin reads thus Tile
Federal army landed ana proceeded towards
Elizabeth City, which they found deserted
and burned by the Southern troops. From
there detschment advanced to The 1shass-
see ai0sF. and thus occupies the principal
road between Memphis and Columbus. This
movement establisbss the troops Of General
Burnside in the rear Of the great army Of the
Potonac,n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Peas, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables & grown IN great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between The TerTe Haute,
Alton 8 st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance Of rs miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies II great Corn and Stock raising portion OF
the State.