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TO DEALERS
Store Is RD DOMESTIC, tr.GARQ AZ nrIoa,

IN StoTe l5l,HS DOMESTIC CIGARS, st prices
As Our goods are Gil MADE in the best rlaassT,
win good stock, our Cigars are guaranteed as rs-
presented, or the money returned A cd as we taep
factory tteadiy employ ed, we think we can offer
y deilers Inducements equal to any 10 be found
anywhere North. GOOD Germsn Cigars IT S5
Dealers are invited to call and exs nina QUO stock
ana prices. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
39S Pennsyvania avenue,
m 20 Stiff East Of NatinnaI Hofsl
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n OFFICERS ATTENTION!
OFFICERS OF the Mounted Saryioe can ind a
fall and comp let, set Of EQUIPMENTS for self
and horse, OF the very best style and make BY In
curing at Growers Theatre. They will be cold
cheap. the owner having retired from the serviee
has no further use for them. m 2l-tf
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- LADIES' BLACK SILK TIaHT- FITTING
IL COATS, -
silks. just received at VI
~ ,,,,. MAXWEEL'S.
M b. lOO ADDITIONAL La ies' Black Silk Wrap
pings, comprising all the sty es thIt are new and
pretty m % 3,
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BENEFIT TO DICK
~ PARKER

Richard Parker, Ess.-DiAI Sur: We, the I'm
dsralned. as.lrs. from reasons which We win
Hoar long career 9: A sItist year ,rofss9on in
gentlsmanly demsenor has gained for you hosts Of
friends and I'D mirers, yEo would be pleased 70 tes
~ 20 you 10 suitable manner their appreciation
Your conduct In our city has been mode 70 the
could no. Do tssn make af1 .Ses IL
this connection, We csunot do otherwise than ak
rsrciSs and Co to afford ii Us posuiar stsis Of
smu,emsnt. and 10 say thst in no other way could
consulted our wishes than Ia retain,nr YOU 10 our
midst during their entire season.
whist we nsvs hit6erto felt caied upon 70 give TO
pubic artist, and sv sitting our decision 20 the
friends.
0stheim Brothers. Hermann Meyer,
nSW Dunliam, W l. Ketcbam,
nj Arnold, ii Liohau,
FsRlIin JONES'. JOIN RAY.
w mckenny, nj Homistow,
SsG II F 2iScIn'0n' &c o. MSkenny'
WIZ os.n M.i'0r' B BS!ss SsISs s,.sn
Is ss s;'' ii S% SSSjsSs s,,.,
WASHINGTON, May u, 18s2.
WASHINGTON, May I6. 1862.
rieE. 7e.sey, Proctor. DsnI:m. MeK s;S asd
othsrs: Your kind note, rendering me Q oomph
Messrs. Pefoiva q Co., a. the persons best able
TO give decision IN the case. IL affords me great
kindly conlestsd to give me, for the purpose Of
cSomplImentay benefit, as suggestsd By you. the
cannot do otherwise than express TO you my
entire appreciation Of yeur unsolicited kindness.
always remember with feelings of the profoundest
gratitude: You are good enough, in your letter,
in terms Of more than merIted praise. I can only
SAY that II has been my purpose TO 40 conduct my
self to be able to bid adieu TO my friends, when
the time comes for me TO leave you, feeling that
have no occason to regret any thing that SELF,
Q lover of good order -
With the profouIdest gratitude for your kind
ness, and that OF the Messrs rercivel & Co.. in
waving the use Of their profitable hall Of amuse
msnt for my benefit, remain, while l live, your
devoted friend, ..-
mn So DICK PARKER.
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CANTERBURY I Hall;
MUSICAL 6osyt ssss;;; .; 81 +. ARTISTS
THE THE s ssS Ss t 81 81 s HstFss::
whoh hs. v s IN and
will be .rOdsSsd in 9s IN /: 0IIlnsI .psedof
III liz sSs..s:s s1sasesiss q he age. Come one.
10n' q RRislsi, fiisiei CROSS
fss 1:ia5 Il: ss &
Grand Midnight Procession, with banners and en-
ss%: # g: s IN. 20 s.S "a:
mot depart,sd;' can svim;' e.n you hold, your
si ssfs T Cd
:. sa
,s...1.. hs.. ZEE q ttasHfsruE tn.
Daring Symnasts, equal in every respect 70 the
AAA''' 0' Miss MILLlE FOWLER.
M mss zI ssasa "a b sS!as,
n,..tu,, "a III H. COLT q BsAy1M
''' =. ~ sSfi s s:' Nd sl.' Lis
os f:;;s J. if (! s;';: .SsAfsS.s.Lo'
OF the Cork Briesde.
bS&s 7
new songs, New Qepoes, New Nero A ctS and n
New Piece
admissiop . cents Orcheu6ss CAM p eScS.
MAfINxl NofIcl-Hereaf there viii Be but ops
naunee week, which win take place eyery AZ
nfdAy, for Ladies and Children, when n uumbsr 81
y.asbIs 6.sssIts win Be given awsy-s Is si 4.
Admislion, ladies 20 cents; children 10 osut..
Doors open st o'clock Psrformsnos commence
Mrs, Melon, No. as west 9Th strss,. ,so.,v.a
splendid 9s5 Cake Basket on ssturday. NAV M mis
P4IENT 9EFIcE cyRIQsITIEAe1iSe I.
fesents, Cefalogue Of Curiosifies and Govern
On. 90 NE stand In Patent Once; iars
1 nnnS uerlan Book1 J. 6oyegnment Books: Doos.
mee.s Erniehedi Railroad Reports; Militar1 ~
koIssi sarnt Patent Once Reports ChsSS booS.
taInlshed 20 Pedlers; Military Trisis: IL ilitS> -
k1vl, Amy kegnlAtons; Panorama oh tSa 1Sos.S
noylng over 1,ooo miles; many thoussnd o..
books. Heooltect cheap rent. LxrSe ssfes ~
Prloe,' W ssaarss over Bank % Washinxton-
ny I-im - - - ALFRED HONTER.
J9 ,s,.Ss.4 + q, & sSs; ALFEkp EIY
MI s.sIsa8-i5 So FnNcK TAYLOR.
- l. :.
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Cheap Cash store.
geo ace 8S8
SEVENTH STREET,
BRfwIYN | AND X STRIIrs.


BRIwIHN l AND X SIRlITs.
yust rscsvsd and for ssIe at less than the market
price
20 pieces White Contract MATING, q, sa,s
ALSO, i
The best COAL OIL, q 20 cents per gallon.
:. and s. orLcLoF AhH:I !. price. .s.. o.n,. fail
20 suit. :.
ALSO,
FUHNIEUkE Of ali kinds.
= cRocKEEEIES; s sIa Wo W%khRE' WAVE
At wholesale and Retail.
CAL and examine our goods and prices before
BoNTZ & GRIFFITH,
m 20 $50 Seventh st between I and X.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE-
= csiyed q the Mayors nfice until "a 90 ook NJ
on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF Jane next for Il g
tsEing uP o. the sewer IN 18th street west from
the osnal to the north side Of street north, and
ne Of new one Of larger dlmensions
woIk 70 be constructed upon suoh levels and 40
oordng to plans and specihoshons prepared by the
i,ity Surveyor and under the suHerint sndeuoe of
the Commissions of this Western Distriot and
OF proposing can examine plans and specifications
~ the Surveyors Once and obtan oil Information
to be executed. RICHARD WALLACE,
m q d lint Re, ] Mayor.
TOR SALE-For 600, . splendid DARK brown
HORSE, Saddle and Birdie; drives A :
wall, and q perfect beauty under saddle. IN
Inc owner has no further use for him. ToAkA
a1y party wanting az SNOWY horse as this city
HEATH, Herndon House, corner Ninth and +
sts. m II ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioueer,-
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
al sell ~ Pubic Auction A. the
nay ferq near Baltimore and Ohio Rsirosd IL
IeS on MONDAY, May IS at U O'clncf N !. yot
OF LAY conc enned a unfit for the public ser,Ioe
Terms cesh, In Governmtn Mt fonda
IN % WALL a BARNARD 4po,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

TaE wAsHINsToNa ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. 2c9 Penn. avenue, south SIDE. bst0een
9Th Add 10th streets. Every evening FREE CON-
CEkT OF the best classical and osers music, ssr-
copcert commences ate p. m. deiiY. The best Of
refreshments q moderate prices. Officers always
k III # 9Iae frop
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AUCTION SALES.

AUOIlON SALES.
rAIs AFTERNOON 8 TO MORROW
B,cwALt a , sasN AZ A., .s..,le.ssT'
u SoRSiNs. Nav 4 We vii .. S a cur RaOI
q BARE. Eggs. For account Of whom It ms,
10 WALL & BARNARD, IuOts.
By WALL q BARNARD, Auetonesr,.
Sosfk eorsw Pa. are. asd NssI sfrsst.
'HoRsEe, CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, wa.
tkS ssS d. ;S s.,sS. i,s nat
g, r. asfS Q. SSS% ys ss: ,s Without
Wagons, Harhsss, &c.
Ao..s, covered WAGON, IAN: sSd Harness. .uuubi. 70,
light work, W
80 Volumes Mlss.Ilsnso1s Niles Register.
IL WALL q BARNARD, Auot,
By WALL A BARNARD. Aueuonesr,.
two FINE SAREs san AND az Ex ;sta ,iT
MoRNiS 8: Ma, =. We .ns sell II 'front.' q our
vsIy h1s saedIs snd Harness. Mares. one he
s.cssnt HAYNES, f Horse saving no further a'''
-m2 WALL a. BARNARD, Austs.
o.. WALL q BARNARD. AuotiOpesr,.
KENTGSkf sr6 s.; a. fis % M shREs
Ss sSftkSss sSkNiNs .H s.. - a asssl.s 10
II ksnssoty Horses, soEprisnT-
hne ssddle and Driving Horses,
Bay Taseshoe stallion, years Old, OF ice sl, .
g!.sf Pony. suItsts for Saddle or H.rrsss
ma WALL q BARNARD, AuOts.
Ts II !; 2; s MNsSShSs Co. s. sSGnGHssy
G.sf.sTsss roossnon shf1R G SAY NOM:
aon Roon:. We shall ssi fsr account Of Whom
Three second Hand Piano FOrtss. one ty ch,Osor-
Hsnd:cme French China. Dinner and TIE. Ware.
rlated Table and Tea Spoons, Casters 40
! fsee Sag Ware, and Fine Cutlery,
mshegsny Old fsshioned sidebOsrd, Buresas
Meshstands, Chamber chairs &c
fsst.er Beds, sinsIe srd Double Hair Mattresses,
bSsnke rs sPrssds, Quilts snd Pillow Cases,
mstunr' Carpet, oilcloih. tc., &S.
a S eom,Iets Set OF Carpenters Tools.
ma dts &c. MCGUIRE q 90, Anal, 70
By WALL a BARNARD. AuctiOneer..
FLOWERS, FTGw ~ s1sss' s srd yaa sI a,
Y, AscrIoN-on sATuRDAY .fTERNd6ki
ssth Instant, &C O'Clock. VIII sell, IN ffont Of
sItrs Bloomine r oses, oom,I,inr- ''0'
Noes, fes-srented and Climbing Roses,
t,rsn,s sns ssnn, HFelotropes. Vsrbsnas,
And many other eboiee ana rare Plsn,s f,or, ,hs
con.sfvs15ory CT 4: Is5dip. Florist and Nurse
Terms cash. t'0n' ID u
mas-d WALL BARNARD, AuOt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

THE CHEAPEST RLEkCHEn COTTON
l. GOODS IN THE MARKET!
hsye now In store the following very soaIoe Ard
New York Mills,4-&
a. W8msutia Mills
- Ea tlett Mills,
"A Arkwrght Mills,
4fAndr0scOg1n Mills
Il Hips (Sempsr IdenJ
"a Dwight Mils,
Amlskeag (heavy)
- EDrlish Long 10th
"a. 8 ana 10 PeDpeIill and Utiea,
SHEETIN6 COTTONS
TIE above goods were bought for cash At manu-.
isoiurers prices, and will be sold at . very small
marked st ths old prices Jos j. NAY
sos Pa. avenue, between sth and 10th sts.,
IA 20 81 "New Store"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

NEW DRY GOODS STOKE!
FRESH STOCK OFGOODSt
I'm now reoeiVln . jar 20 stock of choice styles
OF Mozamblsues, Vs'enclss. Baiexes, 6renadine
baTeEes, bsress hnslais, FOularI silks, Travelling
press hoods, Pop.lcs, Jsc0nets, French Lawn .
Pars Organdies, En- slisr Prints. q O., DO. Ali of
Whlen nave bsen ss!eotsd with great care and will
Do disposed OF 81 New York 'etsil prIces,
JOS. J. MAY, SOs Pa avenue.
m II-5 Between 9Th ana 10th sta
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l.! COAL!
Jsst arrived and unIosdin1 seysr.I osrroes of
Goa, embracing al the various Kinds for renersi
nmZ 49, !. y. J: 4 w, n. eALI.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
55ifsASTIfSo MANIFESTATIONS ILLUSTRATIONS
GREAT souTH e sTs Rebellion

Great Historic Painting Of the Principal Scenes
and Incidents Of the War for the Pre-
set vstIop Of the Union,
vii open in
ODD PILLOWS HALL,
On or about the nth instant. I.
This comprehensive and national work vas com
menced In less than Elk months after the brssting
out of hostilites ard has been in steady Drogrees
ever since. For Its accomplishment. Mersrs. stan
ley and Conant have devoted their entire energies
and skill. assisted BY large corps OF the best art
lists In the country.
No pains, labor or expense has bean spared 70
mate this work what il purports % be-a oomS lete
pictorial history OF the CREST rebellion.
In il are comprised not only spirited and elaborate
atation, but also many ingeuue1s and surprising
mechanical efeots, never before successfully at
tempted IN works of this klnd: suoh as the move
western waters, the naval battle IN Hampton
Roads. Y rs m q as
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(rHE6ARAY INSTITUTE,

~ FOR TOUN6 LADIES.
1927 and 1929 Spruce st. Philsds ph,a
ne reg ular course OF instruction embraoes the
EnslIsh and French LANGUAGES and i'iteTsfnrs
Letln II rec uired, and oil the branches which CON
stltnte thorough English and French education,
.taIty spoken In the Institute 1t is the OBJ cot
PARTICULAR attention, ard IL taught from the rudi
ments To the highest course OF literature and or M
position The scholast c year commences Septsm-
be! 18TH and closes July LIST. Circulars, 60 can
DO obtained from Madame D'HERVILLY, Prin-
Opal Of Chegaray Institute. m 2sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

JOURNAL. OF HON. ALFREn nv
SrlsonsI ofvsr In kiohmoad-Edised 61 ciss'
ME - 81 F0NoK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

DAfENT OFFICE Gu
L., P.sst .sSs C.ts!oEus Of
ports; Burnt Patent Oboe
turnished TO Pedlars; MI
showing over a,6Oo miles;
t S9Sss. so osII shs1S
M t-tm : - = !. - z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

I AIDES SPRING STYLES, 80,
=, 4 hsndsoms Black Blk Nantes, long and short,
blaot Lsoe Points, Square ShavIs and large SIZE
Manulas. al Dc clded bargains. Black Stella And
oi MIS- II 0nA sas ssvsnis ". W. S0LLEY.
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By THOMAS DOwLINe, Auotion..-
Gsorgefelra, 10. n

NOTICE.5The deflu ting purchaser, who brJ
On the ABOVE described property on the sth OF Ma,
lAsL 10 hereby notifef and warned that the s,ia
property viii be Iesod 81 pub 10 auction At ar I,S
ene expense on WEDN ESDAY next. zth NAV a.
<oeiock p. me-, on the prem. ses
JOHN DAVIDSON, Executor,
w 80 THOS DOWsTNQ 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Wouxnrn SoLpIrR.-Dr North, the resident
surgeon at the New-EDgland Relief Rooms states
that Jas. Baker of LIST Massachusetts, whe was In sne
Seven DAYS Battle" was knocked down BY tho
horses attached to an artillery piece the wheels pa
ling over his body the weight pressing principally
ON his left side. He WAS taken up in a state OF N
sensibty and carried to hospital, where it Wa
f,nnd that his heart had been DEDICATED, the apex
occupying the same position on tue right thai
should have had on the left Up to a few days Prev
ious TO his admission TO the New-EngIand Rooms, %
had frequent attacks Of bleeding at the Lungs. no
Re- maned there short time under treatment ana aas
since been sent home. with prospect Of partial TO-
coyery AT least. He may survive many yeas. II"
an instance in which broken hoart has nearly oc00
healed by surgical skill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
NEwvORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST q, 1862

the blood of the young and brave now going forta
to ;oin their brethren in the field-if you would
avert from this and coming generations new noun
tains Of debt-if you would not be to the great in
teiligent future byword and kissing for imbeci-
ity, fatuity, and false, craven reverence for a
besstly idol-if you would not thwart the PLAIN IN.
tents Of Providence-if you would not nail Christ
once more TO the cross then rise in your might and
make known to the Government and to the world
that Won are ready-ready to proclaim and to estab
ii,h Immersed freedom throughout the land-ready
to enlist for the dear old flag, to fill up the legons
now in the field, insure their victory, and save the
Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

BOARD OF SUrERvIsoRs-A meeting VI ''l'S Doa'u
was held at o'clock yesterday afternoon i' pun
in tho chair. A communication was received 'io"
the Registrar of Deeds, stating that In eotnpnan0:
with the resolution of tho Board, the oath OF aess
snca had been admin, cred to all the employees q
his office except two, who were absent, VI 81 men
smn,oysd u ~, between AZ aud 20. Nine of them
have volunteered and will soon leave for the seat o.
war. The Board adjourned to p. m. on Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
D..,h Of a Distinguished Citizen.

CHICAGO, Monday Aug o I0os.
Daniel McEIroy, an old citizen. and for ms ~.
wears States Attorney. died W his res'aeu'' Viz
morning, after brief illness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

FoR rpE WEEK ENDisG TUESDAY. ArGUsr 70 lS6z.
or.I REcErp1s OF CATTLE oy ALL KIM. soh THs WEEK
According the reports from the sewers MARKET "
"' N'''' ' Sheppard
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Seventh GLASS (see section 64)..".''..'.,'.s " W
Ficb,h class (see section 64................ e0o
stsaners and vessels uTon waters Of the
United States, on board Of which passen.
ger, or travellers are provided with food or
lodring are required to take out license Of
the fifth class, viz. ....................... rs %
Iprrers tss. section 64..................... 30 Oo
~ w
Livery stable ~ W
Manufsc urers, when the annual gross receipts
exceed the sum Of $l.o0o........."..... 10 90
ps,sp, ayeut 10 90
Pawnbrokers... w !"
Pedders, when travelling with than two
horses, LIST ~"
When travelling with two horses, I'd clsss... 10 "
When travelling with one horse, Sd csss...... io W
When travelling foot, 4th clsss............. SW
Who sell, or offer to sell, dry goods, foreign
aud domestic, by more original pack.
eyes or pieces. at one time, to the same per-
"......................'..'' W w
Who peddie jewelry.. ..................'''''. w
Photographers, when the receipts do not exceed
$50 per snnum ...............'..'''''''.'
When the receipts over 500 and under
9l000.. .............'..'.'''''' ~
When the receipts over + GOO per snnum' -
Ply sicans. .....................'.'''.''''
RectiGers for each license to rectiiy any guam
tity Of spii.uous liquors, not exceeding 800
| barrels OF not than 40 gallons cache. ""
| For eech additional 500 such barrels or any
fraction thereof. ..............'.'''''''''
he'alI 0e',e ~, 0 ""'" 49, 10 90
| Retail dealers IN liquor. ~ w
80" ,.,... 10 90
soap - 10 90
surgeons . 1000
lS4'0" - 100 90
Tohaeeonis,s when the annusl gross receipts
go 49,. ..o,or sO. ... 50 90
49,. ~ wono, 1,os section sa.,.. 100 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Onot,ous-S3 STA ~ 50 p ct live weight for conteA
hogs and 80 l203 IS for dstiery fed the quotations
eiy-n by Henry d. Grsnt Of the market Inc
arrivals to-day very heavy and the market da 81 tos
above quotations The truth is the supply Is too afst !"
M. dsard except AZ rates very favorable TO the butchers
Geo w Doruan gives the following IS the pfice o. no
this week: Live Neishs peSa "os~
corn fed iarye Size "a IJtc. ss0-c-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-09
To the People. Of North Carolina.

4 + the request Of presiden, Davis have ande,ta.
ken TO collect ell Inc Arms now in .,hs hans Of
private citizens Of Inc State. Fdr that pu,,o.s have
been invested with abboty toforrow. pnehase or, II
ecesssry q impress them am satisfied Thai il wiz
never I've necessary 10 u the use of the last named
power Pntriois If Moth Carolns, our soil is inya ded
and though We have enough to repehlhe invaders
our men useless unless they have arms Upwards
Of 10000 stand Of lying useless In our
houses these should be collected and put intn the
hands Of our noble defenders None hut craven or
dislnyal czn will refuse 10 comply with this requsi
uon will Immediately appoint suitable agents 10 60
through every county the Stale, empowered 10 bors
row. purchase. or, if necessary, impress arms; but in
the time let entea. all true patriots to send
in oil their muskets rifles and double barrel shot guns
good bad ndiferen TO the sheris Of the different,
counties, whom hereby authorize 10 receive and pay
for them seeeabie to the attached schedule Of prices
and draw on me tor the amount necessary.
For good rifles and muskeis, $l3 TO $40 each, &C.
cording TO value; good double.beuel shot guns from
$3s. according 10 value; other arms aud parts
Of arms, acc riding 10 valuation.
have also hcen requested purchase old scrap iron.
whether cast wrought ard Of all weights for which
will pay for the former n cents per pound. for the
latter cents. w. 3. ASHE.
April 9. 3s-3w
All the papers in the State copy three times and send
bills 10 Mai. w. 8. Ashe, RICHMOND, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-09
ASsEss'ss5E
sland.ra--E,tn
GLORIOTS NEWsi

Crest Battle 81 corinlh. Mississippi rederals $50 900
under Gen. BuelI-90 .0C0 ;onfedeta under Gems.
Johnston, Beaurssard and BI.sg.
We arr indebted 10 our friend A. p.
Crulchfrlj. of the Petersburg EXPIRES, for
the following highly interesting news BY
telegraph:
Petersburg, Va, April 7, 10 AN
The greatest battle Of the war va, fought
on Yesterday, near Corinih, Mississippi
The Pederals under Gen. Bull humbered
10000 aud The Confederate. under Gems.
Johnston. Beauregard aud Bragg. numbered
90. ZOO. The attack was made bs the cnn-
itdrrafes ~ an early huur. The fight ragrd
all das with terrible FUR, and the emmy
va. inall, defeated.
The ronfed. rates captured eight bate.
ries nj the punt oi the bayonei. Man, pri.
soner. arre taken. Gen. GLADDEN. ul LOU.
sIana. last an arm
The latest intelligence received last night
by W., u NobIlr, ,ays. I'VE have tlte rne.
my 10 tignt plsee and vii capture o. kill
the whole army" Z.
We learn irom anntbet ,eliabls source.
that Gen. Johnston witt HI, epemand cut
through the Federal furre aud attacked them
in the rear. While Braurrs.,d aud bragg al.
tackled hem 10 ir.n,.
rhis new. which We hope u all true, turns
the tide again N Ia,nr 81 the South. ant We
may l0nk Tor mare ,ietnrirs 10 follow on the
heel Of this. Ma, G"d grant. that they ma,
BE- followed up 10 quick Succession, until
ever, Yankee Is driven beyond Mason aud
Dxon's line.
The news from Yorkiown this morning is
also favorable. We learn th4t dispatch
his been received in this City this morning
from Richmond. shich states that a battle
has been in progress for Two day. o. the
Peninsula AZ OF near YORKTOWN. Nothing
decisive had occurred. hut 50 FAR the result
was 10 the advantage OF the Coniederates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-09
From the Petersburg Express.
FiGH Ting IN THE PENINSULA.


Richmond. April 5.-Reports Of fighting
near Yorktown have been current all day
here aud IRE generally credited. The enemy
attacked our lines at lOa a. M, aided by
their gunboats. The fighting continued till
IL lnann.) when the enemy ceased firing.
Our troops MAINTAINED their postum. An
official despatch was received here al three
o'clock this evening, which saws that there
has been no general engagement. but that
the armies are near each other and battle
impending.
Richmond April 6. II P Mo particu-
lars Of the diminishing ON the Peninsula yes.
trrday have yet been received, except th.t
the Confederate luss was very snail. The
loss Of the Yankees IS supposed 10 have been
heavy, including one Of their Colonies.
The Federal gunboats which attacked
Yorktown were repulsed.
Oar troops maintain their position.
The Federals advanced 10 Stafford Court
house on Thursday, but afterwards retired.
The captured Magnolia arrived al New
York ON Monday with $50 bales Of cotton.
II il reported from Nashville that there
~ill be rebel t"rce in Tennessee Of 200. 900
men. TIE impending battle will be the
most important onr nf The war.
THE Baltimore American Of Wednesday
saws that next month will close active fight
ing. and lhst afterwards there viii be NTH.
ing but restored order. II predIrts that the
neat battle will be at fnrinth, MISSISSIPPI.
Il also saws that Van Dorm and Price are
moving towards Memphis 10 help Beaure.
gard.
TIE mortar feet has ltfi Kew West for
Lake Ponichartrain, To attack New ORLEANS.
Ii consisted IT twenty-une mortar vessels,
eight steamers. aud one storr.hip, in three
divisions. under The fnmmand Of Commander
David ID. Porter. United States Navy.
ANOTHER TRAM fAPIuRgD.-Late North.
rrn papers contain telegram dated CIncln.
natl. March 30. whIrh saw: A special d =.
patch 10 the Cincinnati Commercial. from
lndianap lls. states that Ma'gan's 'rbcl ca,
slry captured another tram on The Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. On FRIDAY. Col.
Turin P.pe. ai Kentucky. was taken prl-
.oncr, with few nthrr Uniun officers. The
locomotive was run into ditch, and the
coaches destroyed.