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Item. from Washington.

Wilmington, Apri 30. If tb" Administration
Should Mt iu s NEE, the expectations Il the
country the failure will not Ice for want u ,o'ln-
ircr advice ou tie war, hnrucsl mud slavery qurs.
ton nuncrous letters roilering It beins constantly
received from nll parts o. the United stlt,s, ,Yd
even from foreign lands
II h probable ,ha' t'nr,gling goods into Viz
gina fi"m Tie Chesapeake Btysnd al accent Is ,tcrs
wall rauch longer he profitable srcru'.,ions. r. 0
numerous recent caIttio- show tl.t Tie rcyc.i.
r'guint onS are II. 'ily i.flrrcd
Tho vote IA the ..ic refusing by four majority
u fer tAc su,y.ot 4 cunhscatlou Il rebel PRO
rcity u sccct Com'nittce wa, re- {arled o. t..t
'te b't,cn ,he iriet Is anI ,rls ueitso the mems
urc, and rtiipm'h Of tie .rner
hIc'liu General ". r. sherman was i,iay
nominated Ma.or U,n.tN u y.lun,c a. At tie
'ic nl r,quott 20 Con. IaI,ok, for Gis,.usuishtd
,'rllantry and s,i,rel II ip ~ Plualur,h. It ,,ul
10 r,u'rilcr'-i ir became 81 csHIr g. General
Andru ~ On tYicr ln-' IA Tie u ya,tu.cnr ~
k'u'u 3d. an T.. irs.,c ari rs .ucd unt com.
inaLi because B., ,.o.ul o., u,ot T.. cNr.ctatiOns
81 tie t,u : tr,tary 81 war ly advancing into
i.rnossoo IS itu ,ul! .on'p badly armed and i,ly-
dIaII uuci u,u. When asked Wat force was
ncrl Il D. ror'I.l TINT lciuro nu clHc.cnt advance
on TIE sccrni l''.. PROPOSED o.uld be rah'y mad,
'acrc Should 10 .oN,oVp utn iu tie Department.
Ti'r ~ wa male Ie s.I.'et 81 severe coi..
uent - tie grcss. bat ~ 70 ',nla say that suhs,-
1ucut events have eLoWn ia, N4sdpiu OF ,ho esti
mate.
WIN Al - Bryan, ID, Of Virginia, nephew OF
Governor J,nc-r riolt, hs1 boDu ~ ..nt'l & ..'
Of tie nIf'au % I4eIr,tou of tn5 Poet Og.,c ~.
tartmttt
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'nd nrRa' src safe. Tho oncny's Zee. are n the
chy. they la q not forces enough W occupy H.
The iinnb tan's arc Htaunchly loyal.
koIile, hpd 2s.-Tbe forts on Lake Poutchsr-
have Sustained considerable loss In supplies and
disrnO'intlng hut no. dls'royng the guns A. Fort
Pike all the buildings were burnt, including tho
Telegraph office. The operator has gone TO the limits
tosts on tie lake have Teen burnt by cur own beo-
! pie. The Mobile loa,s whifornan, Brown and
se,era, " c:s, rsiDing tr,oIs, stores and ori
nAnc. u N,nyoi ok, s'iyr Which we fear tey will
ho burnt The YAM 90 fleet Gere returning sy.in
/ !. ST. island.
| H. locs! paragraph tho Norfolk DAY Boox. M
der the ca = "Inaisc,s mentions The very small
supply Of oiiblcs exposed for sale, and says, II DO
cnm.1 aqrest'on Of great moment a. 10 where and
how the people are g. lie FED.
The death Of Samuel ~. Todd, brother Of Mrs.
Lincoln, IL snnouncod. lilo died on the battle field
md rom The effects u the wounds h. received .,
Shiloh, Ia TIE action ~ April IN.
The Chnrles,or MEWorrt -ays tia, nine schoonors
len tie city IN tie previous Saturday 10 run the
blockade. The Guide, Wave AMI two others were
taken TIE crew q tho Guido were landed OIL
1lDbra' i,Ud ON welns,iay On Fnday they
""r' seen by orr r. Vets ani fired on under tho
suppo-iti' that, thcy were Yankees DAVID Ksuf
fer, % A. t. was killed. Tie three other vcs
s"'swrr' r.ii :. l. roysL
The gram 1t 81 uHt vernon srrivc1 from Ne
blockade ~ WILMINGTON ~. sunday night $40 lefi
there tho Jam .tpwn AMI victpri, The Cambridge
sailed Lcnco tr WILMINGTON On sunday ~,
Iunt Nrtn0n'a .''rs are drfectlvc, lut shc will
t't"rh t her 4,ft.n ina lew days II r. H. lat
ltlr ncws. Jot C,swoli is Ieu, strcuyil,i c1 hy
Tie rebels In 'Ni' .'aiian 81 al attack. The
s-ho'ner Kate, nom Nss-iu, was captured ly the
Mount vernon about two weeks a,o, while att enpt
Ing t. run a." blockade.
II Is fcI'r''d BY nag - truce 10 tho M'rrimac
has steam ui. II was expected In y lff.'k, last
evening tA', ale would come ga t,lay. 81. has
ho' malc : appearance, however. 1t Ia now
raining one hundred ~ H.. Vermont wounded
soldiers lonvo ton.lit IN the ,toarn,r Richard wei
my Tor Now York, via Chessrcakc tny and tie
canals
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leading trait of tbe rebel leaders, and dsclos.s ~
q converted eystem, their insults 70 the woundsi
and their mutt alton and dissertation o, the gal ant
dead. Our soldiers taken prisoners in honorable
battle have been subjected " the most Al Arneful
treatment oil the considerations that inspire chiv-
alric tmotions and generous consideration for
the brave men having been disregarded All she
courtesies Of professional and civil life to Lave
been disssrded. Gen. Beauregard himself y loon
very recent occasion, boosted that he "a been
controlled Wy humsn feelings, ate battle
Of Dull Run co,lly pro;'r.'i % bold Gen. kcke's
~ hrstlze fr ono Of TIE murlerous ptivst 'sr.,
sni TIE rebel surgeons lie lsined ruterco,... and
c"rinuni-nton with our own Surgeons, tak ell IL
.o'iray.. baitlc. The 2n,r,ses upc. n. al
v N revico tie reco,,ectons d tie cruclL-a T.
vi. .1'sgs tribes subject their rns'r r.
VIII t'"r faces downward. They were left
I" 'eoay In the open air. their bones being car
rcd "h as trophies smctmes. - Tic sti'C0ny
proves, Va be uhed a. personal ndorunients an one
witness deliberately AYERS tia, tie head u one VI
our most gallant oslCerq was cut ~ by secss- On
s', L. lie rned int dri KING cup OH the occasion
- MS marriage. During the last two ~oos1 the
skull Of a Union srIlicr l1s leen exhibited In Tie
Office of TIE siI,.sut ct W. Iis, " r. y
t's'iirtvHs =, v.ich had h.'u O. .,ritca e. such a
rutpns', AID VI i,h lad cen 'lli .ii PATTON
o. one Of thr rebel m oncrs ttten in r,'ott con-
Vet tn" tcstimory 90: t' werner frtrt 90. Iu.,it
Island o"niirms tie worst T. i.st- D.. .... ID, Of
sphhct-, and courluIy''y ~ EOS 1T -, , - o.
one the hr,ycst oi'ir'f ~ To- uut, tsl..... ".
burned. H. d"s - h..' 8" ga .'.
hy'nn 'c-tcnm'l - Il -" g.
gaHsc Tn" r.h" poi vi . Co., at. : as d, r'.nt'
Sr"uw, tt.iu.t " tr l.tH % .I.. I.i
having displayed .u .., ,... b..
f,r,ng he j. p'iuont fa.'. ....a ut i've, , .i
them. The CIinmiijsc Do -"rou.-... svt r',sr
di'c."Hir"s sAou l. AMI " POOL. .'t .'r v.I .'."
thc Cd w 1T ant iororo f i'.'-l o. D.us
ths uu. IN r,Uc' 4ou Lrt % .. r,l't' ..-'. OLD.
lee, To- mis-, % cont mud cp .t.,tt t...t. ut.r.
it's ami rrimos Lct usp ,rs., r"tYt.rt .aH...s
81 maintaining - nutDor " t'' t.o'.'t ,.n ana
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Wasting or, april 80. Tile Joint Committee
GA Ia, Conduct = tie War have made report in
regard t. te barb,rous trcatnen, oy the rchols al
,hc uait,d States, Killed IA hattie Nere. They ox.
an,ncl y number OF Witnesses whose testimony IL
animated. The facts dis, .s,d ale ofA repulslve
king aud painful character. IL closing the!r
r,porl the Committee FAY g. Tie members ofyour
committee ,,lt content Acu.sc,,osb by leaving this
word OF comment tat WHEN ho anoulos ola Just
and I,n,lyLs government are att,ml,.u,. l. exit
tie symp.tiy oid sal men "a oar own country,
b sli.pt tAe I'll of i.rign e,,Nnments hy the
u,t-t uil,l ,4tiuu- uf thc e.t- Of The war
ana uf Gee conduct p' iAr officer. snl iris ui t4e
K,pup.ic, tis, ~ i stait.ig evidence Of thrir
lu.uu' ~ and mlt.nauity deserves avine Lo-ee At
. ,.I I.u.s.
i.r t'' tlUl go vac WtauWt = parallel IN hist ~,
u' provoked. bong prepare" .r by Rmtitoas mru
/ W." WilHt 81 Il at rr,,i tgtud tie war under
. tI'HIlflhli ~ " "''. ".,i., p,tLiy. Every step
q" tins u"n'tNu" trt."n las been marked hy v.o.
4 'Hre hla CRIME. NJ trans. D, snuu las boon too
~ &, u'NrHus tn st.rt u,. iur its l,Elcrs T.cy
'lrt. -Nntd TIE b,pcuty of tnp oat ,Acy lad taken
a. sulpou tie Cunsti'utian. They deceived aud
betrayed their own i.luW -tit2urs, AMI ruHdel
wen arms IS with forced leyics. Trry drlv. Fl m
tIrr m a all who would uut yield 10 their Il, SPOT.
lrIn, "l h,vd their prisons with nipn WHO Nolld
rebr.lNuly the preparation Of deeds carcely knoen
cYntp savage warfare TIE inytst. atioI.s Of tht
COMMITTEE have oHts lished this fact beyond contr,
| trpNer3y. The witnesses examined were men OF un.
doubted veracty and high character and their test
mony proves that .nhums!uty " Vie living Las beeT
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L,r,i,,t i,,,, Ia AurI -1,eur,,I V,,la
y,..,.,tn,,.,,J William, n,vi..or.r,t,,, ,..,,,
suA returned L, Sow Market to-day. Willie here
ho 0iye,i dispatch from Wsshin.t % aIulune-
ir. NE lpltiun pfS.w orleans hy tie linton
force. Tie intelligence caulsd errei Pep, ,,...n
orr arm, aud a correaprulus oppression ninon.
thcitAslitauts here who iuvo lccufr ,,pyar..,
ror .r,tulsuns tAoiu. lycsa,i c,.' otter that tie
1. ,tncNa would hc our defeat q, y .lttoNn. A
rsiI.a! salute u nor Of the event VAL b.. fired At
no.n
T.ruu,h sc, sson channels it's Learned Nl.i TIE
Governor fN1rh CAROLINA was arrested oul In
f. .,,ucI IN Il hu,nd two moths a., ca couut
oflisV futon sentiments
TWAS ol.aotysl today tat Jsci so1 Lad re-
moved bic wa. 10 ,r.iusls 'i some tiN miles since
Yesterday. irdi a,ng an iutenloH 20 retire stj fur
,ncr ward, ~ else entertaining dread o'.l Of,
t,.A uuou LIN 10y our iorc,1.
Aar,,Aron II ebel cavalry WIS tho only ,c,..i
Zoo, .,isc,,srcd TO-DAY the rl.lt .orpo
,i-.,,.h Th,s. with ann, y.....,, o,,.r.., a..
,,r.,,.ru.c.,yhsye,..y WI. ,,Lcr, tnov r,,,.,,, ~,
an ,,.,,,, ,i,rk Th,v CANA lie ucp.r, r.,..,l.,
- w.,oyo, .,,'to.. c.,o.,,,,,..,,. 49,
-. 60.
.,,,,,,. $50, o
49,. -
'',,,'...,,,., IL ,,.l,.,,n
~ '''' III
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Governor Pierpoint, OF Virginia, has called o
session Of tie Legislature TO take slch action as
may be necessary In view Of the result of tie
roccut vote upon tie constitution. lie has also
issued card announcing himself cn''latc for
reelection. 1t is probable that he will be rcnom-
mated.
The annual boat race bctweoi. 'hc members
Of the Universities of Oxford ami Cambridge,
took place on the l!th Of April between the
town Of Putnam AMI MIrt!ak, and resulted
in victory 10 ,he Oxonious.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK. ASD THE VICINITY.

MovIsG DAy.-In accordance with the mi
gratory habits u New Workers, this day, the hbt
Of May, large portion OF the inhabitants OF Nils
pleasant city may be sad literally to take up their
beds and walk Why they persist in doing 50 must
be len to some pater, Investigators OF human idi'-
syncrscios 10 discover. "Cheaper rent7" great as
are the charms Of the first Of those two words can
not be the sole incentive for even this year with oil
the depression Of business consequent on tho war,
the rents Of dwellings and tenements Of . certain
description have not besn greatly reduced. Large
houses, ranging u tsu. Gsm es0o p double hs'
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inu" be cru,l.ed out and she leaders driven from
TIE country. or punbhed. and troir property coafs-
Mr.. Wright said he Wa In hvor Of some sonAscs.
zion hill The rebellion must be crushed speedily,
and he earnestly hoped kr the passssrs Of some
measure FOR the confscaton of the properly Of those
engaged IN the rebellion. The government has fore.
borne uith forbearsnce has become dlshopor. He
was tired 81 bearing the leaders Of this rebel.
lion called brethren. They Stocked the civilized
world by Tic ur-' unparalleled bsrbari.y, and
they are our i'crta foes, and should y" ires,cd a.
aich H. slro .,u''endtd that 81 the 81 ini,s -
s,'.t!, they should be rioss,cd urou Z .'e's,
-ni thoso who Lad broker pace .ho','i be o'is F;
bsIpf Il those who came T. restore Il.
NJ. Cowan PENN spoke ct s,ine lensth 10 hvor
% h.ss otlon to refer T. special coul.H.tt., lie
y.sE much is favor Of proceeding sg,iugs TIC
reb.,s a any man. Ilis var must he governed
b. the laws Of war and tiesa o GOATS s.lon balls
you'd only s"utinue the war and mate f. Il. FOR.
ever. He tLousit oil Old party difference should
case Hnd W. should have enly one obyect-,o put
NJ. Hide ~ H. sail tie country was in . state
% WA AL The property Of Union men all over the
SIt4th was seized and destroyed and they L,iyeu
ut. Today there nre robti spies IN the pos ~
TIE ''uV,rEment viii" shte Union men were
lhs'I out TO- strive. II, thou.ht If there was any
defect in the h,ll II i'll NJ go far enough lie
saut.i something h. touch the rebels in thsir very
"di't here T.ey i've cseIywi.re, and IA thvsc
go meet hga, here so-cslled teachers 81 The
To- -" rtfls" to read the prayer dictated ny ratr I
81 - inr The victory u the cover m,nt, and
.'". h'n hey were rcnd, persons go out 81
"' Die turning heir ks on tie altar q fsith
plurll 'Cal! rcbuked III. levty - NJ.
i.I.. ~ ! tp"se ~ come length, coutcu1ny that
t' hiil wound only tend 10 create war and continue
A. r futhe' discussion, Mr. Cowan's motion wa
tod, ~ fllluvs'
reds a,s,f- Browning, Garlic, Col'.nrr.C Cow.
900. DAVIS, D~.i'tc, I'ss td %, y strr, II .ud'r.
~. " 'rv". Lat m. y u p.1ll, ~ IN, Powell,
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Cameron tru-urei- Wcilcs EscuIpnted.

iy,hc House Of representative, yesterday,
resolutions were ph-.-d censurinR Tx Score, ~
CANEn"v fm III, war contracts. RESOLUTIONS
consuming Secretary WELLS, were rejected
W. suppose the moral Of this vote 70 be that
Congr,s, considers That Mr.. CsNr,oS erred
anoNinsy And wilfhiy, but that Mr.. wrrir',
IN - lar NJ 10 has committed error, erred With
out knowledp- aud ~ n'cn.ionally. Certainly.
with all the LIunier and inoflici,ncy charged
upon the Navy Department, our navy has been
doing good service Of late, anl that, perhaps
has s.",d in Mr.. WELLE,' favor with our con-
serious ConRrcssmen.
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jng Ito army In The West to certain victory ;
McCLyLiAS is steadily and .urdv preparing TO
cru.h The hcNd q! the feoall'oi in TIE Last, NJ
BrnSsiDE nni lirStrn hold all tho KEYS Of the
rclrl coast On the Sos,h. Light l. breaking oil
over the oil Union, and the dark night u the
! rebellion will .oJn hc past.
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TILE NEW YORK sun.
TnrE~pAy MoH>lNG, MAY ], 1902.


W. Lave cA.p-oi ct b'e ~ suit, change n cir
rer. .,s, W.. i'i..-, l,y, tanned At motto. I H.,
carriers, - ut tic ol e.. Persons who Wirh Tie
phprrr gulWA, UIi without uI., c.u have II tryed,
And served early either at tirir houses or I,prs ui
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| In ordinarily good business umss ara nov vo,.s
much lesa but little relie.is adorded v the labor.
Ing classes and those Of mod crate means Suites NJ
Rooms In tensnenA buildings, and floors In small
private houses, 10 which many are nyw forced
who In better times could afford more cornrno,iious
houses, are In general held al former prees.
until last week, seemed a. an ilir ct Sc number
OF houses sli stores would be v.thou. tenants
Many ~ho w-l.l . are h,la oil expecting TO So,
cheaper '-'m- - dca. D.. landlords we're reluct-
ant 10 ed 10 a lir., tslueto.L All az, ats wore
COM 'a'A.us Il 1t t.tf business never was an dull
BttA f't'rre hss cs..rd tie letting lusiness 10 be
more aet.g, .or Ne pas, seven 90 ~ days T..osp.
p'csch Of hsy.Dsy compelled \ .i',on. H. We
over part Of the city, where private residences are
few and far between, there is little change in the
reiiS les dee a sree, number OF stores are loAscd
ioE term OF years, as yet uuespir,-I. The only
change WORTHY Of not" {. ris, in Tie vicinity Of tie
new Custom House sri the streets lead ng tere,o
rom iAe Corn Exchange From Wal 10 ruluIu
streets near the East River. there are few places H.
let. TX near the Sortl RIVER uere is less s-arci "
aud i.ticn'ar'y in the upper par, Of by ami
L''r'y "toof% Il there an ample sripy 4 "To
Lets" From Fulton street up to DIANE street g.,
Eat side OF tao city has been little improved within
:. - ',' 'u' lew ores WI" he 'ac'''''' ~hii"
the private dwellings, chiefly tenenot,s bring abou,
-, "'N' ''-v ~ "u'.'E street,
:. "'u NH''""'rss '''''N
-. ~ u''''''e VI 'on twenty =
' ''''' e'''''' Una s'i',
10 "'' '''''"' VI Wv "'"''H'' iIy s'-'is
'"' "'' PAhh'd rt'r'-
-! ''i'' ''' sue STREETS near ti'"t l" nigh
fare somewhat more looked after; bat at there
= " ''' E''' ~ TIC I iu ward
'"'' ""e""s' no" '"'"y ''n''ii"l ii"
'''''' "ni ''n,'n'h's' f-n' ~ 49,"
~ p'' cent ''"" '"'' y'f' hth's j.
''' ''''N AM s'N'H " rus Wore VIII tie cay 3!
'"''''"'r "' P"''''hT OF th'"' ht IL Is mp ~s.i",
t's'e any correct statement Of the scale " rtits
INV 'f' IRON O"Na' street up 10 fourtcrt'
.'''' ''''' are On SINE ur'y st""s 10 Jet 90
n''''"' W f"'k'lS IN t'h' nom siNo 70 t',hDo.-
E'''s IA that REGION hre cNir,r.'y low, Ne &c iu-
stance In thc case % the store under the 81 cho.as
Hotel now occupied by ArorV 4 Co.. fr wh,'
f+o" "'r' pau heretofore; II rs now 1T t $4,000
'hi we .'r 81 under g." Irving House, f'r
""''u :! "V nave heen paid Until now was
''' !-n' week at SL9oo In tie B'vcfy
tle' Hre uHi few stores va ant. lud Va !fr, li,
change Ia rents. inIrani street fIon b. ,dvay
go TIE Enst yer, there 40 but tlr,c Gfst ci,..
1t r's / .. f,adt " these place. lsiH lfl..
mex &C., ltb. ?. H. ia, ef., 81 AL ia. N..,..
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| mSe, wis she GROUNDWORK IL Of matteJ
srip represents the Squire Of Victory.
right hand . laurel wreath. A. L.
erasped By the len hand next tho tre,I
70 The right shoulder. aud droops q, I'd
forming guard for the hilt. On tie o 'o
guard ere the letters "a. Y. b." IN rsiscf
matted gold surface. The scabhari 10 81
oy military emhlems and trophies, IA. s''
o' Rhode 1alsnd in the centre Of them NJ
we word Roanoke" on ribbon es,enS~
swfes'h OF laurel and N. trumpet % ~
smother ribbon contains the word UuiJh
we centre i'the inscription, as follows, "
The States o. Rhode Islsnd W
MAJOR General AssrD-t FvEkErT But
In 'essiinShy OF the bri liant victory ~.
RoASox. IsLASp,
On the sth Of February, 1882"
The whole Of the hilt aud scab, Ard 4
silver, heavily plated with gold. The p
Genersl Of Rhode Island proceed. /, \ ~
shcr' y, N present II. The sword mais
Oxford is splendid one. though less q
Ge oiaer. I, Gears various d.v!css and
ing inscription ON the ,csbbafdi
seutsd n General n ~ Bnfrd,
| Colonel by officers u the 27th Res'msi
! Nolunteeis."
With this presen, 60 COLL epsul,tes
br' idere1 bolt knot, sssh, sp.rs, &c.
affair Goa, s3o0
THr CYHMASs ASp Tur CoNCr.
| Lava number Of p-epfict,rs G
tauranta, concert saloons, etc. met yea
trnoou H. py,hagor.s Halt, Adolf red
their mutual protection a.siu.tt.s -ere&
recently .ulcted concert saloon law Il
rrlIerac occupied The Chair, aud -. J. 7
Secretary. AM nf t. iorsons present =,
u rck'i, a motel brewer o. su,t,l Islndi ).
~ 20 william st.. W.. Vor der WHIP"
hr"siwny. Ny No.safL y ?! cal'lan
li'.s her' 81 s"s Wil.an ct; NJ. II %
~isdi Ta'7i-e. and OFT Bass, 4 3. Bow
ono di7r' '''"n, Tie A 'iat on Wa ~ 4
"rtatii1'i With nr. k1.u as p lcuL y
",N'ce President. friclr,ah i,aicsk' -
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y! W. ''''i
~ ''h "'''!' ~ OF M ~
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'"'t man ,Au''h' las i.'.i -.
% - 'N'''' W." D! 'S =,
.i''n'e ~ ocath.
AIEFAL or -
Tie fronoh War si"''
All 'yn' rived l.
'n llavaN b Il
gums. aud art.,a - ere" "' -'' '''"' ~
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a boiler explosion at the Miliiell Iron Works
near W olyerhaInpton, England, has killed nine
teen lersJ IN. uLd seriously injured ten olhef'
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Col. Ice-nnd Major Revere

Ro''on. Ap,II 3O-Col. Ice AMI Major Revere
~ thr Massachusetts, 2o,h Re.-ilntuL have been eN-
changed AMI start H. o.n tIc.r r,simcut at York
tuN Il immediately.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

LAST DAY But OSE or TIE Mo,
ANT, HOP o. MY TnUhn AMI the Bower
at Bsinum's Museum. Com. Mutt Gil
&c., visible at all hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

BARTLETT MOVING EVERY II
crowds of people y help him. New ely
sni Shoes sold daily, a, prices that are
Norfolk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

The BABY Snow WHICH BAnsu!
tises In our Columns, will W sure " a,,r
70 the Museum. sss W. sivsr,assw
AmussuasntA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
The War.

We are still without certain intelligence Of the Burn
side fleet Some vessels have been of the coast Of
Georga-but it Is known that they belong to this
petition There is Ill ground TO hope that the whole
concern has gone, where they belong, to- Old Nick.
We continue 70 get some additional items from the
disaster near Somerset. Our men fought bravely till
ZoIlcofer feE The fighting the other side was done
not by Yankees but by Kentuckaus and Tennesseeans
more shAne these last that they should be used BY
the dastardy wretches to butcher their own kindred
The defa. hiss reused Tennessee, and reused q call
too for Investigation.
The enemy appear to be mAssng their forces between
Columbus snd Bowling Green.
New York paper says the state Of the roads will rem
der impossible for Mcclellan to advance in ninety days
We doubt if ne would advance II the roads were Al
smooth and solid the pavement.
The news Of the surrender Of Mason and Sldell had
reached EnglaDd and favOrAby received. But the
particulars were moi known. When SewardS reasons
ae published, we may see different state Of things
The Lon Ion Herald says Engliad aad France must re-
oognius he Southern Confederacy-:: the Ministry re
fuse Parliament will do il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
Convention OF Editors.

We very heartily concur in the object proposed By
Southern Edtors as indicated In the following notice
We would only suggest that many Editors might find
il agreeable and convenient to visit the seat Of Govern
ment about the tina Of the Inauguration, Richmond
and the 22ad Of February would be the better place and
time for the meeting.
lFrom the Atlanta CGA) Con edsrscy.l
. CONVENTION OF EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs THE NEws
PAPKRs N Tx CONFEDERATE STATS.
The following Daily Papers have united in CALL for
a Convention, TO bs held in ATLANTA or some central
locality at an early dsy-say the middle Of Aarch-to
make some better arrangements Tor procuring teegraphc
ne 1s from ell points than exist at present
4pssa', Memphis, Tennessee.
Southern CjnfsdsTaey, Atlanta Ia.
h, publican Savannah Ga.
Oo,sfitgtionalist, Augusta, Ga.
Republican BGHnsr, Nashville, Tena.
NroI, Savannah, Ga.
Tunes, CouInbus GA.
The Charleston Mercury says:
81, ia high time for the journals OF the South TO be
making arrang ements for permanent extended better
oryauiSad and At the same time, more economical news
agency"
We suppose that journal had not observed the OAl
when the foregoing was penned by its editor.
We earnestly invite all the journals in the Confederate
States which are interested n this and other matters Of
the greatest moment 10 the South speak out upon this
subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
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