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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
ARMY AND NAVY,

! The steam gunboat Mohawk, recently arrived from
key West, was inspected yesterday Ut the Brooklyn
Nayy-Yard by Commander Gsnsevoort and lieuts
Barrett and Temple, and afterwad hauled under the
icing nut out Of commission. Her crew time is
up and they will therefore be discharged and Paid
of III once.
Col Vim. L. Long. United States Naval Store
keeper at Spezzia Italy, has been removed by tie
Navy Department. This gentleman il IA native Of
North Carolina, and n citizen Of Tennessee, ard has
hold several prominent positions ia hi, native State
lie n said TO he a stauch Union man.
The following officers having passed the necessary
examination IN seamansbip ana gunuery on board
the North Carolina have been assigned TO duty M
follows:
Acting Master j. D. Littleded ard Masters Mate j. Cox
10 tic Msssaehusets Acting Master Edgar Van Syck and
Mss,ers Mate Hunter to the rort Royol; Macfs Mates
W =. Reynold, and W. W. McCfesry, to tho Gsens tc
iug Masters j. NJ; MGrvu r. A. Gaado b. Wood J. H. JIM.
the Pod Royal ana Gelens
The gunboa,s Fort Henry and Somerset eft the
ward yesterday, and have gone direct 70 sea- Both
vessels take mails for Ship Island.
The following is the official list OF the officers of
the gunboats Tyler and Lexington, which rendered
such efficient service AZ the battle Of Pittsburg:
Gunboet Tyler tsometo errneously called Taylor for
noy Ahsisspp river boat rebt with perpendicular bull
wark' aud pierced for gnni Lltsnsnt Comnsudius W.
OWN Meset and Executive Oicer r. Shaw; Masters j.
Cloudy and j. Martini Chief Engineer s. Goble Assistant
surgeon, IL kearneyi Acting Isyma-er, W. b. Coleman
H. W. OlObei Thifd Assistant O. J. Davis; Gunner II.
Peter Cerpenter r. Russell, Masters Mates T. Cole,
Iliner.
Gunboa, Lexington formerly. Misi,slp River host and
altered iae the Tyler: Lieut.. Commanding >. W. Snlk
Dunn James Fitzpatrick. and Poole Chief Ensnerr Jo'
seph nsoert Assistant Surgeon W Carver Aeuns Fey
S %ss''a "a Assistant, ra;'Vp bshUp pen CARROLL Pilots
J. McCammSus aud w'n FORD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
THE WAR IN THE sOUTH.wHsT
The PuYsuis Of she Rebels NJ Piusburg
Landisg-Reperte Capture Of Cerin'h
net Csnnrmed-The leland No. 10 Prize

CARo, Friday, April IL, 1862.
The only additional information received to-day
from Pitsburg Landing is that the pursai. was KEEP
up only little distance beyond the position of our
advance previous 70 the battle.
Several boat.loads of prisoners arrived to-day
from Island No. 10. The Generals and Field-oficers
are TO be cent to Fort Warren company oficers to
Columbus, and privates to Chicago and Springfield
Gems Mccall and Gsul, and several subordinate
officers are hero on parole. The latter Genera! Is
very communicative. lie says that our four woeks
bombardmept killed only one man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
SUSPECTED PRIYATEER.

BosroN, Friday, Apfn IT, I354
letter from Hamburg. dated m'SrA ss.a, says
the British steamer Bahama Of Liverpool was ia
port leading with guns and ammunition, to clear for
Malanoras, Mexico. The writer had been on bold
and thinks she lie intended for priyateer. She had
the flush deck very heavily laid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.

WaimSaros, Friday Aprii II, !as
Satisfactory proof having been furnished to the
War Department by the Publisher Of 2'ae Pa'iode'-
pl.a Inquirer ths, the recent publications OF military
operations in that newspaper were made by him
without any willful intention Of violating the order
Of The Department, and in the full belief that they
were properly authorized, the Geographic privileges
of The PHILADELPHIA Iaqgirer are restored.
By order Of the Secretary War
T. g. SANFORD, Military Supervisor ofTtlss apis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
CAPT. WIN. @. MoMIcHAEL A PRISONER.

PHIIApEIPHIA. Friday, Apr IT, 100!
A private dispatch says that Capt. Wm. G. Nc
Mchsel, Assistsnt Acknowledgement OF the army,
and his son, Morton McMichael of this city, were
taken prisoners at the battle Of Pittsburg Landing.
lie wes chief of Gen. Smiths staff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

10 ib, Es,oclated Pre.. a..
WAsHiNGros. Friday, Anil II. 1891.
The steamer King Philip arrived at tho Navy
Yord, at ~ O'Clock, this morning. having left Ship
Point York River, near Yorktown, at O'Clock YET
teiday afternoon. Capt Fox, Assistant Secretary d
the Navy, Senator Grimes the Hon. Mr. Sedgwick
of Now-York, and several other gentlemen, came up
Oh thc King Philip. Our forces before Yorktown
are stated to he hourly gaining ground.
Nothing new Aas transpired on the river.
partics who cone ia from the army report 10
-rcoal change IL affairs. Continual skirInishing &
eoing on, aud brilliant little affair occurred yeste,-
Gag morning, in which Gri1ins Battery participated
with marked eheci, killing and woundng y Rebeh.
The Rebel positOn extends acroes the peninsula,
flom Yorktown to Warwick, near James River,
short distance above Mulberry Point. The COZ
formation Of the ;nd and the making in of the crca
from James River shOgtens their line Of defense, and
enables them 10 command with their Notifications al
the roads W tie peninsula
Gem. Lee and Joseph T.. Johnston are both re-
ported % be with the Rebel force heIc-one con-
handing al Yorktown, aud the other Mt WarwcS.
Magsuder holding subordinate command, is with
the reserves at Williamsburg.
According to repnts Of desertcrs, the Rebel fore
mlmbersabout 80 90, Of whom 80 900 are re-enorc,-
ments recently drawn from the line Of the Rappi-
hammock and aboutNorfolk.
The glorious news from the West IL acting IA an
excellent shmulani for orr army, and greatly e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
WESTERN SANITARY COMMISSION.

Jas. A. Roosevelt, No. 90 Maiden lane, acknowl-
edges the receipt of the following SUNS in aid Of the
Wes,eru Floating Hospitals &C.. VIZ:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
GOOD NEWS.

About II o'clock last night another violent ram
storm came on. II was accompanied by thunder and
lightning, and continued almost uninteruptedly until
morning The roof and walls Of Capt Dodds tent
proved complete proteouOp-no, q drop tricklsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
DISCOVERED BY TIE ENEMY.

The darkness WAS 10 dense that We sboud have
run the gauntlet undiscovered but ju,t before we
reached the enemys water, or upper battery one OF
our chmneys burned out, and the lire At once
discovered No to the sentines. We were within
few yards OF them, and they a, once opened fire on
us with muske,ry, but Of eonrec without effect
They also sent up rockets to prepare the lower bat.
tszifs Our us.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

Females nurses 4O cents per day and one ra-
: ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 500 per annum, and 10
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers STAG so.
In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters.
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. fla soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties the law pro ydes for him
pension, or he NAV, if he prefer it, obtain ad
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him a comfortable home so long as he may
wish to receive its benefits.
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional 50 a month to be paid du-
ring service, the 500 bounty at the end of the
war, which has already been provided for, and
the quarter section of land that Congress will
provide for at its coming session. The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

The following statement, taken from official
sources. will show the army payroll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rstions, servant hire, forage, &c.
GENERAL OFFICERS.
Per month. Total.
Lieutenant General. ......... $40 77e 90
Aids de Camp and Military Secreta-
tary To Lieutenant General, each 50 l9s 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03


BY Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
o. Sick Headacs may be prevented; and X taken At the
commencement an attack immediate relief from pain
aud sickness will + obtained.
fThcy seldom n in removing the Nausea and Headache
20 which femalesere subject
They gent s1pon the bOwels-removing Cosveness
For Literary Zen, Students, Delicate Females, and all
ersons Of sederd dry habits they valuable Laxa-
tive improving s appetite giving and vgor to the
gestive organs restoring the natural elasticity and
trength oS the ole system.
The OEP4ALI PILLS are the result Of long investigs-
ton conducted experiments, having been
many years. S1rng which time they have prevented
and relieved .Sst amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whetr originating in the system OF
from a deranged late Of the stomach.
They ent3 by vegetable in their composition and
may be taken with perfect safety without max
ing any change y diet and the absence Of any disagreed
bS taste renders easy administer them children.
BENfAKE OF COUNTEaFETTSi
The genuine h.se signatures Of Henry c. spadins
on each box. 5
Sold by Druggks and all other Dealers In Medicines.
A box viii bs .nt by mall pre- paid on receipt of the
PR ICE. % CENTS.
All orders sholss be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
IS Ceder Street New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

"THty Cd RIGHT TO THE Spot"
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GOOD FOR SINGERS,
4ooD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING'S THROAT COMPETITIONS
nD'l ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALDING's THROAT COMPETITIONS
i
children CRY FOR
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+.
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give streps;h and volume to the voice.
They impart a delicious aroma t. the breath
hey deliglssuI the taste.
They made 81 simple herbs and can not harm any
one.
1 advise every one who has Cough or Husky Voice
package of my Throat Confecons they will relieve you
instantly, and you will agree with me that they 20 right
to the spot" You will find them very useful sndr as
ant while travelling attending public meetings for
sitting your cough aIyng your thirst IT. you try one
package safe saying that you will ever afterward
consider them Indispensable You will find them at the
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
PRICE TwENTY-F FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature is each package All others are coun
erfeit.
package will be by mail, prepaid on receipt Of
Thirty Cents.
HENRY G. SPALDING.
NO As CEDAR STREET. NY.
p6-A single bottle of sPALDrN6's PREPARED GLUE
will times It's annually.-6u
srAIDING's PREPARED GLUEr
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SAVE THE PIEcEsl
n~"A srrrcE II TEE SAVES Nnx--m
As accidents win happen even in well regulated fxmi-
lies, is very desirable have cheap
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sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergencies and no household can AFFORD
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point
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MA .ccomp anies each bottle Price IS cents
Address, HENRY c. SPALDISG,
No. As Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
A certain unprncipled persons attempting to palm
OF the unsuspecsng public, limitations Of PRE-
PARED GLUE, / would caution ell persons 10 examine
before purchasing. and see that the fail name.
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Il the eatsde wrapper all others swndiins eoup
terfens fsb3odkv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

We have Of the most complete Printing Establish
in the country. Our facilities for doing all kinds of
Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental are first class. We
introduced the latest and fastest Presses
added to Type all the modern styles, and employ
the best werkmen We thus enabled furnish Jobs
promptly, to guarantee satisfaction and to accept low
prices
We have connected with our Job Department Adams
Superior Presses and prepared to Stereotype
Presswork together with the PresswOr for outside papers,
at low figures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

Pnor. o. wooD-Llar Sir: take plessur. IN recon-
mending your Hair Restorative most excellent cure
for scaid head Ny suffering very this
disease and after using bottle made perfectly
we'll Recommended TO others who had diseases of the
head, and IN all cases bad the desired effect
recommend IL without fear a certain cure scaf
head. Many others will certify that this and rany other
cured from the your most valuable Hair
Restorative Respectfully yoars,
GEnRCE MrSrArg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

SEchkrAEY SrANrON has within two wesk "a
stayed three days and tlirra nights in his Office,
haV ing his food brought 10 him in . basket, and
using sOfa TO recline on. At tho last recop.
tion At his house, in conversation with thfee
Brig. Generals, he publicly said "You rnust
fight II 20 are defeated, II cannot be helped.
II victorious, 40 much tho better. But you
mast fight"
ONE evening last week, a young lady and
gentleman who we're walking In a deep cut on
the Pcnnsylvania Contral Railroad, neaf Creams
burgh, heard tho express train approach an
climbed up The ombank nent to lat the train
pass. The youns lsdy bad scSscelv reached tbs
too, whom shs lost her Eotlng and fell ba,k
under he cars VIII CD literally cut her to piece.
" is evident that thus far the frcet has not
affected tha pcsch buds in Western New York.
The prospects r;e now favorable TO an abundant
ciop ~ Monroe, Orleans and Niagara counties.
For four or I've years pas', the buds have been
killed by cold ~othor batnre the lOtu Of keD-
ruary. Last ye.r they were killod December
26th, and tao wear botcre, January l6th.
SrRctNESs Of iron manufactured in 1ron
Co., G,ah, have been pre'on'el to BtighIr
Young. II ras he.n ,csted, and ia textile
s,iebg,h 10 ten per cen. And ITS specific Sravity
"i.s sud n.hai pr cont. superior ~ cistuT1
uur. Nhurdaocc Il irUa Uto aJuunds IN no
uriVry al. un'rr tn" ooefEetc msutg,moni
1t if'"tclt lo.r', 81. nNnu sc'ufa viii 40 "a
iiCttsse.
OS IuasuAN ElENtN8, o., 1. numh.r of yri,-
oi - v"tN h,iu,, tr,ue.ctred t,,m sag ~ %; TO
Nl,u~r. p..tnr. g. uf ~ thew tu,d 10, lump
~ ,at g.. the rat wi1HNws w'lic hr train w,s
ur de- f,l, lrtcwly. Orc ut tue kocprt- -im-d
his revolver a. th1 'lu- pr'-' as hc va,
inE his ~ { uu The car window, lot hc
Wtap'L tul.I .o 20 oiE Ine train ssN stopped.
a one Ut -no Our w'S captured, the others
making good their escape.
TuE skating mania hp rsgsd this winter
in Pttts 10 dosroo hitharto uuk loSu, anu has
bean peculiarly favored by tho cold woathsr -
Thr tivoritc p1ni IL the large lake of the u iis
du Bilolne. Lady Cowley, tho Englth AM
btssalo,'s wfa hi', hn~svcr q fashionable
pou' 30 Chtut,ly. Ll,.lv ana hal a. onor
NOUS ht" hRh ot IN the odSe VI tho pond IN tho
TfoundA VI the villa & ,pis A. W licn tho akat-
ets 10 wiirs .auding tho eXhtl,'h,ing tat1ro uC
the exercise they inlul,od Ia, were r. IN tim,
10 tim, obliged Ia pay trrI ieut vi it,. and in
bcn'. houss refresh nens u tho most comforting
kiLd were ,id out.
TIIg military tclcgr rlph, the American T.lo-
graph Company, and the Western Union Com.
pany have all been connected with tho heat
luar'e ui ti,ncrI NJ E,rliu, and ho IA PLACED
in dlrrct cumnu iCtiUu With General Bucll Al
Louisville, Grnerd lldlcck at ST. Louis, and
Commodore FoD'r a tttrr On the first cay
ot ia use, tho ms-sag, - OF the General in Chief
~ each comma dor wore repeated AZ tho same
time To tho othr-s. Tus distA G, travelled hv
tho Isctr,c hIil AZ ono writing, was over
thirteen hauirei miles The CO nmunicAtiou
was maintained fro q elsvsn o'clock ia tho
morning till six in tho evening, with tho
THomptuo4s Cf a personal lntoryisw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

Sir Harvey lIr,, Bart, has been elected
M,muer ot Parliament Tor COleraino, without
opposition
The DERBY IouRNAL states that tho late
l. bbOn arr stain tho co Donegal we're made
on tho ,harre Of au sPpioYer, now in LihIrd
gaol.
A numcrouily attended public meeting wis
lately held in CuIk 20 take IN ,ssures for the
formation Ct public park and horticultural
grounds
Al recent nesting in Cork OF the Munster
Flax Improve M, at SO-iety, it was resolved that
renewed efforts should be- made 10 es'ablish
mills ard II arke in The south OF Ireland.
An immense conprcPation assembled in Trim
i'y Church, Dublin, on ihs llist Sunday in
lar, Lndert he erroneous idea that the Rev.
John G.cgg, tho newly sppOiuted Bishop of
Cork, woult preach his faro~,ll sermon. bsh
op GIesg'o tuoc,s or in Trinity Church has not
yet b,cn Appointed.
An arbitration in rciererce to tho proper
chsrge e ls made by the Wa eIfOfd Gas Co Al
Eaiy to tbs Corpora ion Of that u.V, for tho
~ ply OF Ras 10 tbs pubnc lamps lasted five
d.yS TIE award iiN,d tho prce Tor puolc
lamps 10 Wa oftO.d a. II ~. Ci. por Ia up per
annLm, lighted 4 ON suns't 10 sunrise.
MIR. William M.c,mron, Of PoulIS, has
ado - sod letter 10 Fir Robert PeGl, urging
no sdupton ol law of tsl ant right MIR,
Mslconbon tr ces msny Of lhs evlls who
illiC' - land 90 mo present ~ Just system Ot
lave which ons' lee Landlord, 10 keep thoiT ten
suts ~ ,antn. al r,dom shd paup ,rlsm. lie
b ys such a IA oE-ufe would sta. ulats the indus
'rrl f,.u.r'os al tue county, AMI 10 utlmaJo
j. b. q, IA, a. 10 l..d psIurs tlemsslyts.
Tho tepsrtry of tho late Sbarnan Crawford
are taking m. ssurss 20 erect "A suitable tssti-
EUpuL "a his memory. hr. Crawford was long
diati guisted for his FORTS In favor Of tenant
I4ghrs, aid at period ~hen Irish Ian llords as
. clasf, were GOtoflous for their bigotry ard
selG-hness, hu Goidly stOOd ,JOOl from them and
gave the Ct tiystOrs Of tho soil an interest Ia its
improvement. Hts privats life was marked
! by Itcutu'r, ana hi, characteristic he carried
| into pl.uCs, Slway, advocating liberal OpiL ions
through good ano evil report.
| Ari.tbtoIy coourrld In the Cork Workhouse,
| Wh Ia a. ore tima threatt ned serious cOnso-
| autncss Ga Sunday, Feb. z, four girls had OBJ
! tanned Goo.ss 10 tho lnt msIy, contrSry TO rule,
! ard whom rep imRn1sd by tue mAtron threw her
| down and tore Ter Gao ard dTeas. The giTlA were
! placad Ia confinement, but next day 800 female
! paupsrs, AIDED by few msles, liOeraed thon,
vi loud huut5 dui c'i,s. Aflsr puading tho
premis,s ~ ev a. iast returned 10 their wards
| and quiet v az restored. On TUESDAY,, however,
the pf'-.Ica e a couple Of pOlicen n around
the building alarmed the ring leaders Of the
| rot ard toHillu c mmOtion enfusd, Three
~ -four bundreH ps'sor Nged the school mas
ter end Ior,sr, who bad 10 flee for their lives,
and tho rioters then smashed in the windows oI
the pOrters Lodge IL was feared al ono time
that tho military would he required 10 restore
order, but though the eXeTtious u the Ruy
| Mr. O'ReFaI, the Catholic chaplain peace was
AT length restored.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19
Miscellaneous.

Mrs JASE G SwIssmELM presented Pc
tt.on in tdvor Of Woman's hignts, las week,
TO tho State Senate OF Minnosota, and supported
1t in lengthy and eloquent sPeech
TUE Ohio St.te Senate has under its consid.
eIEt,Cn n bhl iutictiug penalty OF not more
'hsn t5, nor loss lhAu : on al parsons, over
'ouTt,ou years Of age, Who shall bs guilty OF
sing obscene language, or Prottne swearing.
TIIR total stipmtpts Of Shoes from Bo ton
for 1861, TO places outs do It New England,
amounted o 4J9 OL0 cases, valued NJ sil per
ca.e, making AN aggregate Of about x2l ,OOO, ,OCO,
which is SlO, 100 0l O less than last year.
Ir Is stated that two teal sPoonfuls Of finely
powder,d chsTcoel, drank in q half tumblsr OF
~s'e-, will, in loss than fifteen minutes, give
relief TO the tick headache, when caused, Aa In
ncst cases II If, b. superAbundsnco Of A.id on
Tho stomach.
A sNGULAR punifhmsnt Of pubic dsora1A-
lion was hh'cied few weeks sRo at 1t. Peters
burg, on Miuhssl bikhailod, guilty Of propO-
galirg seoitOus writings. A sword was formally y
UTOhtn ever bis back and he was sent for ak
years 10 wO'k in thu Sibsrian mines. A sub.
scrpiicn has been made amongst literary people
Of 81. PetersbaIg on behalf OF the csndsnnsd
ard the sum Of 1900 crowns has bsen raised u
voAbls him v lido tho journey u Sibsr.A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

rank &C Major, Vupon tho passage OF tho
oct oi Cor gt,ss, authorizing tho raising oi addi-
tionhl re.imu Il in the army, ho was appointed
Colonel of Tho 2d. Cavalry. In the latter part Of
the year 1857 ho received unoS pectedly yto him@als
the command otihe United States forcea sul
out 10 coere the Mormons into strict obodenco
to tie F,d,rui authority ard nduc ed the ex-
= dl lCn ~ I,rt,ct iaisWio G.ost SAT- Lake
City in tho sp.iug oi the Succeeding ycu.
lie subsequently cOmmiudel tue mili'ry
'istiiyt ct Il Cab, - d sovufei the brevet rluk
miGndi 90 ,rl
Gen i hf stup "a II ,lso ho snenberad by
reader ~ tho ssmc rr"uu', who, by his
. ast.tly rotrrt h,tIlo us u,iliCient General
i'Nueron, brought h,s forces TO the AID OF
iic ute ar', ~ MBnN-tas at tho chi iCal mo.
wOtt phicr 'urr,i the fortunes Of tho day, And
10 q &C. t,i r. 'ho 60, itdoratos the vic ory Ol
l'ul' Luz. il.a c,p'me issa important event
a ! , War
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-19

We present our readers shove with an sccu-
rate lk euess Of the rebel General, A. S. JoHs-
sroS. lBst captured at Fort Dor elScn, and one
to whom public interest attaches to greater
degree than either Of the other officers who we're
made prisoners on account Of his superior mill
tary talents. In long i varied experience
he has ,n..yruly provei timsclf brave, judi
c o., a4I prudent commander, aud . o one of tho
-5l generals could have been captured whose
l... would hayo proved a mo'' oamagins blow
10 rebel iutcrosi, tuau Gen. JoussrOS.
Alu-r. 5 OLoy Johnston Has born IN MSol
g., k,rtucky, in iSO3. lilo grAdua'ei a. tho
", "a POINT Academy N lSlf ~ lieutenant In
rG d irfu ~ ard ofter 'orvirg in the Black
U, K war, 'cl, he army, aud IN 1896 omiyrst-
Ell I, "a, lTri,rs th.re shortly after the
-.tls ol San i,c,nto. lie entered the T'xaI
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TAPsooTTIys rs ,1TSEpoo,. LLTE r.orvr.

The Subscribers continI Q 10 grant odntlhoaasa Ot
passage W and from LIVERPOOL, by their aVor1ss
line o' pack sGA- comprising In part the folio stnI
ships
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