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The New York herald., 1862-04-27
.Dsdic ation OF the New Public school
Building in the Twentieth Ward.

The beautiful edfcs erected for the accommodation Of
Public School No. 80, in West Thrty-1 street. was
dedicated with appropriate exercises Thursday after
noon At three O'Clock the house thrown open to
the invited guests, among whom were included the
Board of Education the supcrntendents Of the city
several hundred friends of popular educatlsn At half
past Judge Waterbury, behalf OF the Board Of
Trustees, welcomed those assembled invited them
inspect the building at their LEISURE and visit the
COLLATION. hall, the frs, floor, whenever the "nner
man prompted The guests distributed themselves
throughout tho building examined the beautiful chapel
the cherry furniture, and the thousand convenences
which this ediGce combines There are few school
houses in the country which exceed this in completeness
II has front Of hundred depth Of ninety
eight the hrst story is OF polished brown stone tn,
other three stories are of Philadelphia pressed brick
with brown stone trimmings the cornices are of raya
nized ron painted and eandsd; q flagstaff, afty.,wo
test high, Is provided, on which will soon aoa,
one Of the finest national banners in the civ.
The building is designed for two dspartmsnts-i g.
primary and boys grammar department. Mrs. Eat
b. Brown Is principal OF the former and Mr. d. Maru
of the latter The first floor is occupied for yards th
second for the primary department the third for class
rooms, and the fourth by the grammar department
Soo ~ feet By Co. and viii comfortably % sea. zoo $40
pupils. II Is supplied with an excellent piano. Gongs
are provided that the principal may communicate from
h desk with each class and yard Speaking tubes
lead the snitors apartment. Croton water Is
Quoted to each class ROOM and marble basins are gene
rousy supplied. The building Is thoroughly ventilated
by Millers nuss, and Is heated by Baker h Smith
apparatus. Four hreproof stairwsys are provided
against accident; and, In fact, nothing is left
% be stil desired Al four O'Clock the open
Ang chorus-Mozart's ''Gloria In Excelsn'--vas
finely performed BY the teachers Of the Twentieth
ward under tho direction OF Professor Marcus Colburn
Mr. Charles +. Onsy presiding at the piano. After which
followed solos, duets rios &c. By the young ladies' and
gentlemen present, Of whom exhibited the highest
talent. n atook plac
TO enable the performers TO partake OF refreshments
afof which Professor Colburn sang in splendid style,
song Of his own composon--The Rising Of the People,
accompanied on the piano by Mr. Olney)which received
hearty encore The guests then listened to few
Instrumental and vocal pieces which were warmly ap
plauded and Mt halpas O'Clock all united in sing
the "Star Spangled Banner" and ADJOURNED hav Ing
passed afternoon so pleasantly that itssmemores will
remain as "a JOY forever"
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Action for Libel.
sUPERIOH COURT-TRIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Robertson and jury

Before Hon. Judge Robertson and Jury.
Dezseri b. Brittcn and others Samuel Streit-Ihis
was an action 70. libel which consisted in sending
10 the Hanover Rank and tho Importers AMI Trader
Bank upon which pasted printed matter questioning
the securities and credit OF tho plaintiffs Both parties
arc importers of liquors and wnos, ard both koer their
accounts at the Hanover Bank The question Ia direct
controversy whether tho address upon te envelopes
were In the handwriting OF the defendant large
Dor of witnesses examined both sides TO this
point raintifs offered to Introduce tha chccks and
notes Of the defendant but, under objection they
ruled not being competent Tor purposes Of com
parscn. One letter, written by Dc elant subsequently
was admitted for other Defendant, wit
ness denied any knowledge OF tie matter, while the
Cashier tcors and clerks OF the Hanover ilank ali es
titled that they believed II to he his hand writing The
ry,dd rot agres being understood to have been equally
divided. Brit.on III y, plaintiffs attorneys.
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prrrsprRa LANDING ON SHLoB pIAx.--A correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Gazette saysI said the oner day tha
the true for recent great battle was that u
pttsDnrg Landing Sirce then General Grants oinciAl
report has appeared 10 which he says (basing his
mark evidently upon sentence in letter 10
him about the Buying par,y) that the mere proper
Ii Is msrs ar esion OF taste Pittsburg Landing was
our base OF o,Nrations shiloh that Of the robss.
We can rive the engagement our own name, or initiate
the rebels ana adopt theirs, os we choose.
Shiloh is simply little log church, about five miles
from tie river, the road TO Cornth. II was In the
osgn n shcrma g camp In the brigade which FIRST
at,soxod and from seven o'clock Sunday morning Till
four or Aye sunday evening used by the rebel com,
manders ss headquarters,
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Omctal ssr@ snYs murrAv v, Eddy d
Co. q Kentucky and Mis.>0uri State Lotteries ,,..
KxsrucKr EXTRA vLAss ls7-Apr 2o i'0s;
80, q, 8. 29, 80, 26. 81, 46, 10, 81, 7z.
KENTUCKY CLASS l9e-Aprl 26. 1859
so, Q, so, 8, ~, So, 81, Sc, IL, 65, 81, 67.
Circulars sent free of charge BY addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY A COZ
Covington. KY. or 81. Louis, Mo-
OhictaI Ora wings or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
KEsrUcKY, EXTRA GLASS lE-AprII 26 1856:
A. Al, so, as, 20, Is, So 2, 49, Ia, a.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2lc-Aoril 26 1852
SO. 81, 35, 6, 81, II, 49, 63, 73, 65, As, 10.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington. Delaware Covington. Kentucky
Prizes Cashed in all Legalized Lotte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
IL Wall street, room No l.
Misses and Children's English Hats
The finest invoice received will be opened Monday
THOS. REYNOLDS 3O3 Canal street.
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Arrivals anu Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING kangasoo-Mrs Smith, Mr.
r .nc Pba elphia; Mrs La,iison. Ne~. YORK; 0sca.
Sgh6ennerr Madame Chsine and daughter, NY. Ms Mum
son a,d ch,ld Richards Jr., Welch and wife, y;
Inua Helnke Tho mas Ramsay, Sh rsel Taris { PIT
3alt; Dsn Torpy Louis Basseggo and wife, II Arnold,
LOUIS Thompson and wi, Il Fred warre Briiis' Lsg..
ton; 10 Il Avery Hoppocx. Ha,clline and wc,
Caas Hnr ,ield Rev ) Aompcri, DrB Martin James
Brett Niles harJ Bakcley Mrs Lake daughter and chc
Jno Clarke, wife ana child; Won Berinr h. Sir John
Mura;, Jonn Beil Edw Couper. Chicago 3 ) Adams.
woodwrll, Fred Bond Lou..on, w; z Adams, "
Boswell Wheaton, Dr. Hazicti Capt Mckenzie, Joan
Red.,one Thomas yenn Or Caas Ice, Henry GInd.ach
Arthur tiourny. ID Bow Narcsso Font, fras AAana
A Boggiaro John Moon and wiieand othersin thc
steerale.
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What France Intends to Erect.

lFarls (April lO) correspondence OF London Times.
The Ithographc sheets mention that an assembly OF
naval officers held in Paris Monday last the
residence OF distinguished admiral. The late action
between the Monitor and the Merrmac, and Its conss-
Quences were naturally the subject OF conversation.
The unanimous opinion expressed that in future
will be more expedent to build light trigates speedily
constructed at moderate expense than vessels Of largo
dimensions, which require years OF labor and millions of
francs to complete them It further declared that
an essential quality in these floating batteries
overlooked is their power of navigating in tempes-
tuous The conclusion arrived at that shipof
war OF equal force with the Monitor might be constructed
sn each of the French aval drsenaIs in month and that
within year France might supply herself with
feet equal to that OF any Power in Europe.
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Interesting from Port Royal.

The United transport Boston, Captain j. p John
son. from Port Royal, arrived hcre yesterday morning
having left that port the 22d inst. making the pas
sage in three days and sixteen hours.
The steamship Atlantic, Captain Edridge, from Port
Royal, 8. c., April "a at half-pas oclook P. NJ with
mails and merchandise to Col d d. Tompkins, Assistant
oarsrmastsr General at New York. arrived at this port
lass evsuvng.
She brings eighty five prisoners from Fort Pulaski, In
chargsof Lieutenant 8. Stockton Aidde-camp to Major
General Hunter and Lieutenant c. Sands and seventeen
men, guard, from the Marine artillery.
She also brings 1857 bags ungnned Sea Island cotton
&c bales grned Sea Island soton to Hrae Barney Esq,
Collector or the PORT OF New York
The following vessels were at Port RoyaF:--Steamers
Cahawba, Baker Ben Dsfcrd, Haett Potomac, John
Eldridge; Delaware, Cannon; Mayfower, Young; Mat
tano, Carney; Flora, Fingar Honduras, Ackermani
ship WIZ. Cummns, Wilson; barks Icxana, Brant
Luzsn, Trott; Eagle, Baker, brigs Ellen p stuart Kane
Ecot Daoro schrs Anacosta Hand sailed the 24th)
Western Star, Crowel j. w. Ellen Doan; Pilots Bride,
Corkn Virginia Price, Eldridgs; John Rose Hulss;.J.
W. Holmes, Bristol, and A. II. Partridge, House.
Nothing Of Importance had taken place since last
reports.
The health Of the troops continued satisfactory.
Tho steamer Cosmopolitan sailed the 22d for Fer.
nandina.
The steamer Belyidere was at St. Augustine and the
steamer Honduras effort Pulaski.
The Boston brings the following
Majors J. W. Browning and w H. Lounsberry, Engineer
Corps; Joseph Adams, Ordnance Sergeant; Sergeant
John A. Kelly, Ninth Maine Sergeant E. L. Buel, Sc
vsnth Connecticut Messrs Lewis saupss R. S. Boyd Chas
windham JOS G. Oliver Geo. w. Taylor medical cadet
and one hundred and 1--WE In the steerage.
To Mr. Thomas Holder the purser Of the Boston, and
Mr.. J. B. Fordham of the Atlantic, we indebted for
attentions.
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Married..

EAaAN-MoosEy.-0n Monday, April 81. at the Church
OF the Nativity by the Rev. George McCluskey assisted
by the Rev. William Everett Mr. JAMES EAGAN TO MARY
EABEIH, youngest daughter Of the late Richard Mooney
Of Parsonslown, Kings county.
Kings county (Ireland) papers please copy.
kbORE-EoSsER. R.--On "Wednesday April 23. by the
Rev Thomas D. Anderson, ]. SPENCER MOORE JULIA r.
RossIxR all Of this city.
SMnu-ScHIEryKLN. the Rev. J. B, Peters, Mr.. VIM
SMITH 70 Miss AIMRA ScHIHYFEIIN, all of Brooklyn.
WARD--CUrER>-In Jersey City, on Sunday, April 20,
by the Pew Mr.. Parmly, WILLIAM w. WARD to RACHEL L.
daughter Of q. z. Cutter, ESQ.
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
Gngland's Fear OF nvasiOn Justfha q bI
lFrom the Opinion Rationale prince Napoleon organ

England's Fear or Invas Justfha q BILE
lFrom the Opinion Rationale prince Napoleons organ)
April 10l
In England public attention is exclusively directed to
ths transformation Of the navy. The government and
Ihe nation desire, at any price, to maintain their mari
time supremacy; but they wu eadeauor in vain. IL ,oiH
be no longer possible for them TO their coast against
tnudsion Asquadron OF iron plated ships armed with
cannon sufficiently powerful to sweep the shore to
distance OF several Kilometres, will always permit
landing 10 be effected, particularly IL the hostile Power
be near enough TO be able to choose its time and the
forty hours This is the principal cause OF our
ueghbor's anxiety They know that the part Of
their territory situated opposite France presents
In general safe landing place, that ii is OF easy
access and they know, likewise that squadron which
would Grass the Channel has chances to Of not
meeting fleet in its passage capable of stopping We
trust that the terrible struggle to which We aude will
not take place between France and England These two
countries have too many interests in common not TO
comprehend that durable peace necessary for both
Of them. But the future is fu Of uncertainty, and will
not consider il crime in the English to be uneasy and
70 endeavor by preventive to divert II possible,
the misfortunss which might occur. We cannot say
whether Independently Of descent iron ieetw will
restore to Great Britain the unbounded confidence she
appear to be entertained that subject and per-
ceve through tho the British papers
expressions OF sorrow-sighs rapidly ,oich
preuc the confusion achich prevails public opinion
From the Gazette do Midi April lO.l
The account OF the action in which the iron plated
argate Msrrimac destroyed two fgates of fifty each
without receiving any damage has given the coup grace
TO wooden ships OF Tho time for hesitation has
passed away the question having been decided by the
is dayforyard eaa5sned on footing Of perect eo~y.
for the entire material aoal must be renewed the
prepondcrance of nation will no longer consist in the
number Of her ships but in the nvunerabity of their
curass and in the power OF by
"spurs' and the proectes. II is mentioned here that
squadron Of plated vessels Is to be formed under
composed Of the Magenta the Solcrno the Normande.
the Couronne, tho Invncble and Gloire. The first
wo Oh these ships cannot be ready for sea for long time
g. come.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
Trial and Conviction OF q Policeman fOi
Granddaughter.

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER.
Before Judge Lott and Justices Stilwell and Hoyt.
APRIL 26.-Howard G. Conrady. policeman of the
Ninth precinct Brooklyn, placed trial an in
dctmsnt for manslaughter, in killing Paul O'Nel,
prisoner, who attempted to escape from his custody
Tho circumstances of the e:-The police
man heard noise in the house of ONe which is stu
ated in Spencer street. Myrtle avenue about two
O'Clock morning of the 18th OF March Last and
in to SEQ what was tho matter, when he found that
ONcll had beaten his wife, and that she had taken
fuge under the bed ONc ordered the officer Of tho
house when the latter him. When in front Of
the door scufs cnsued, and the officer used his club
The prisoner was then conducted up Myrtle avenue TO
which Is nearly mile distant. When near the cor.
nor OF Fulton ant, ana Bedford avenues, where tho
logged. knocked tho officer down and ran Off Tho officer
drew out revolver and fired three shots ono OF which
took effect n the back OF ONels head causing instant
death. There were no witnesses to the shooting. The
defence however. admitted that the officer frod the ps
garding the degree OF noise in ONels house. One wit
testified that there not sufficient noise tO at
tract the attention OF any outside while others tosti.
lied TO the eontrary-that the 0icers attention at
tracted by tho tnmut within.
Judge Lott charged the jury to tho effect that the evi
dence clearly warranted the conviction that on the
mrnng of tho 18th OF March last the deceased Paul
ONei committed assault and battery ON his vie,
costitati,,x misdoueanor but the act did not amount
fe4ouy that the policeman arrested tho man with
out warrant, aud was taking him to the station
house FOR detention; t'rs the decsascd being under
SUCH HfTe6S "uu ou ufS way w su0 ss~ti"aA
house, escaped from the ofhcer, and the, ollic.r
pursued him, and in such pursuit.. and when
the deceased had reached considerable distances from
the officer he shot by pistol in the hands OF tho
prisoner (Conrady), and the shot caused the death or
O'Neill. The question OF Justification as urged by
counsel for prisoner discussed by the Judge, who
did consider officer to bs justified under the
circumstances
Tho jury retired at halpast O'Clock in the after
noon and returned with verdict Of "Guilty OF
slaughter IN the ourth dsgree" about eight O'Clock last
evening, with recommendation to mcrcy. Tho accused
was thIreupon rcmanded until next Tuesday for
sentence.
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Small Notes- syc.

The military authorities Of Richmond, Norfolk and Pc
tcrsbarg have issued ukascs ordering all makers of nd
vdusi small at redeem thcm in Confederate
currency its equivalent and havo also forbidden any
huckss g in provisions The latter has been done under
the plea that the hucKsers robbing the people right
aud ieftchargng dollars per pair for chickons FOR
instance.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

Dr. Keunedy's Meslicni Discovery II
warran 20 cure scrofr ia, EryNpcas, Rngworm, Scad
lead, SAT- Rhenm, Ucer Fever Sores Pimp'es and every
disease OF the SKIN, OF wyhatever nature.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

Genin, Halter, 5l3 Broedway.-sprins 2
styles OF Ats Caps and Soft Hats for gentlemen Misses
girls, boy q and infants. A splendd assortment.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
Proceedings OF the Rebel Congress.


SENATE.
THURSDAY, April 10. 1852.
Mr. YANCEY OF Ala. offered the following which was
adopted
Resolved That the Committee of Commerce inquire whe
therany within the Confederate States claim
jurisdiction claim rights privileges Consus
foreign countries; and whether any what legs
lation is requisite to prevent the same.
Mr.. BARNwELL, from the Finance Committee reported
back avoraby the bill to authorize the issuance of Tea
notes denomination than five dollars AS
before explained the bill authorizes the of one
threo and four dollar notes. and notes the
tons OF these sums, provided tho whole amount issued
docs not exceed five millions of dollars in the aggregate
Mr.. BROWN OF MISS, amendment 10 tho last
clause Of tho bill increase tho of the
Treasury Department requiring the Secretary of the
Treasury to give preference to applicants for corksh
have been discharged on account Of physical inability
from wounds received in battle.
Mr. BARNwEIl Of s. c., opposed the amendment be.
he Oked upon indirect mode Of pensonng
disabled soldiers Ho was Of the opinion that other
modes could DO provided for taking Of this class OF
the population.
The amendment adopted and the bill was passed.
The Joint resolution passed by the House, voting tho
thanks of Congress the patriotic Of the country
for their voluntary contributions TO the army and la aid
Of the every conceivable way taken up aud
unanimously passed..
Mr. SPARROW offered resolution authorizing tho Senate
furnish tho Senators from North Carolina with copies
Of all reports &C.. received by tho Senate from the Pre-
siden ia relation TO the Roanoke Island affair tho
Of the Convention OF North CAroinaand upon tho
consideration OF which the Senate went into
sion. A-~
The rebcl Congress adjourned on Monday last the
second Nouday II August Tho bill organizing battalion
and seal report was indchntely postponed. X. n 7.
Hunter elected President of the Senate pro tenn Re-
solutions OF respsct to the memory OF John Tyler
adopted unanimously on Saturday. The rcbel Senate
construction of railroad between Galveston and New
Orleans
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

Pure Tobaeeo.-YcIloyv BarAl< TObac-
co-sioocwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco tree from sj
purtirs sale by al tobacco and Dealers and
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

Tho follow ING prisoners have recently arrived at k:ch
moud. WIZ h. Fullerton Co. x, Twenty eighth Pennsyi
vania; Charles W. Foster Co. ID, Forty first New York
Warner Gutberg, Co. \, Fiftyeighth New York John
Arnold Co. E. Fifty fourth New York; Frederick Char
fold, Co. X, Fisty-fourth New York; James Webb, OF
renton, dsloya citizens ali captured in fauquio
wm. II. Martin and Wm Kennedy, Of Co. X, Thirteenth
Pennsy vania captured near Warwick Court House.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

Defiance Are and Burglar Proof safes.
so Sideboard nd Parlor Safes s. Murray
Of College place., ROBERT vi. PATRICK
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sailing Of the Norwegian.

PORTLAND, Apsil 2S, 1862.
The Norwegian sailed at half past three O'Clock this
Afternoon, with sixty -four passengers.
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Old Iron wanted.

Under the usual (agrcutural) head OF "work fer
Farmers the Norfolk Day Boo bcseeces that class OF
the Southern people devote themselves to collecting Old
scraps of iron be turned into weapons
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Holloway's T/ills will positively cure
any bilious fever II AIKEN doses OF ten night morning
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

Beautiful Compiexi on.--Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl, preserving aud
the complexion and sxn Alt druggists 439
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A.. Jencrs', 573 neutrality-suspicious. BAL
mo al Boots ~ b0 Misses 81 rs; Chdrcns 81 rs 81 81
J'sFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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signs, signs, signs, mt Greatly Reduced
prices Estimates freely given. GARRETT q TrlIAM
city sign pan,cs n Walker street, between Brcs say and
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The Ficht at south MiIls.

The Norfolk Day Book contains long account or the
recent tight near South Mills, on the Dismal Swamp
canal 1t sets the Union force at from 500 10 g. 900,
and the Union loss at from 500 0O0 The rebel force
consisted Of Colonel Wright, with portion OF the Third
Georgia, and Captain hcComas company Of artillery, in
kept the foe at bay for several hours but admits that
twenty killed and thirty wounded were brought to
House. half way TO Richmond where they were awaiting
reinforcements,
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Detective iich of the rebel Treasury department.
has exhibited 30 the editor Of the Richmond Dispatch
what he tho latest and Hrossest pioce Of Yankee
and an Internal means discrcdit the
rency OF the Southern confeeracy II consists, tho
DisJdth we'll executed counterfets " i've dollar
confederate notes. Of in Phtdephia whore the
newsboys selling them ut five cents apiece. Tas
is VOL calculated to deceive and in nearly every partc
lar is fac sime Of the original VIC caution persons
receiving this money exceedingly careful there
Is means of knowing to what extent they have been
circulated.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc
and WIGS the best In the world. wb esae and retail and
the dye privately applied a No. AS or House.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

Kccfc's New Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms opened 81 No. l2j Crosby stre joining
his former place OF business.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye. Tho Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and ms naneous Sold and ap
Piled At BATCHELOKS Wig Fa etpry. l6 bond steret.
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Crovcr 4. Rukcr's Sewing NxmcI,incs are

now onsiered best large variety oS their
"Dobe Lock Stitchp and 10 stitch Marhn
family aud manufacturing purposes, San examined
495 broadway.
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fIerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2sl Broadway OF Murray street,
Aa..N No.L
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Assa ssinat tion of Governor johnson Fore.
shad0yved.

From the Now Orleans Crescent
rumor prevailed in Memphis last Monday that An
drew Johnson had been shot and instantly killed in
Nashville, and that the man who killed him had made
good his escape not true now, probably it win be,
some of these days
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II was rumored in Norfolk Sunday that intelligence
from the Peninsula had been received to the effect that
General Magrudsr had received wound in the
right foot that OF the rebel batteries York river
had been senced and that Of the national gunboats
had been sunk BY shots from the rebel guns.
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NEWS FROM The SOUTH.
The Condition or New OrIeans.

The Condition or New Orleans
The following is corroborative Of what We published
yesterday in relation TO the state of things in the
Crescent City
[From the st. Louis Democrat, April 23l
gentleman arrived in this city yesterday, WHO was
IN New Orleans on Friday, April IL. He came north
through General Mitchels lines, near Huntsville. He
reports terrible condition OF things in the Crescent
City Pork was selling at $50 per bbi -four, SIS to Sc;
coffee al 75c. per ID. tea OF the poorest quality at
q SO per lb-ihs poorer classes subsistng herbs.
Common calicoes at 30c 35c. yard; Confederate
scrip at Csc. discount for coin There were great num-
bors Of Union men in the city, who only await the ap
of the Stars and Stripes to declare themselves
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The Reported Retreat OF jackson to

telegram from Richmond. April 21, to Norfolk,
saysThe report Of Jackson falling back 10 Waynes-
boro is discreded here and conflicts with official in
formation"
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Removedfrom 52 ls2 store) Broadway, New Y0s
Sold by all druggists tcily and country.
IS and 45 boxes bottles and tasks for large promises
hee. Soa~ding houses ships &C., &C. at depot t2 Broad