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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-09

commons notice had been given OF a nlolon
TO INQUIRE into the relations between England
and the federals and confederates
The daily News defends the course adopted
Inv Cen Butler at New 0rleaUs against the
attacks made against it. The News says there
is nothing whatever in the terms OF Gen. But
lar's proclamation to explain the wrath or
iustify the indignant criticism Of rowdy sentl-
mentalists, 1t contains the provisions usu-
al and necessary in such cases, and nothing
more. The talk of coercion and tyranny is
utterly absurd. In another article the Daily
News reviews with satisfaction what has been
done towards emancipation, and Speculates
upon what is to come.
The Times replies to an article in the New
York journal of Commerce as to the hostility
to England which prevails in both sections Of
the Union. 1t deeply regrets this hostility,
and argues that no wilful provocation has been
given; but as to the course which the Journal
recommends England to. pursue to remove
this hostility the Times points out its unrea-
sonableness, regrets that it cannot be com
piled WITH and hopes that calmer and more
reasonable pretensions may soon prevail.
Mr.. Spence had addressed another commu-
nication to the London Times, referring to
the tactics of the confederates. He says, 1T
was plainly useless to continue the war, on
the principle of two men fighting three and
gunboat. Hence they resolve to call in their
outlying forces, and concentrate upon Rich
mond, with the view also of falling back from
there, unless tempted by circumstances to
engage in general action. The business of
tactics in an unequal war is to exhaust the
strength of the enemy before graphing him
in action. Cen Halleck at Corinth appears
unaccountable. He remains stationary on
ground fertile with fever, and there may be
truth in the statement that half his army is
on the sick list"
The iron plated frigate Black Prince was
about to be commissioned. The japanese
ambassadors were on a visit to Liverpool.
Paris journals state that the count of Monte
bello has been appointed commander-in-chief
of the French army in Rome. The Austrian
government in reply to the committee of fin
ance declared it was necessarily engaged in
providing by diplomatic means for a settle
ment of the Italian affairs, and had reason to
hope its efforts would be successful; that all
the questions at issue had reached crisis, and
in short time matters would be easier.
They consider the danger of war in Italy as
averted for a long period, and are about to re-
alize the reduction of the army on a grand
scale.
According to news from Rome the family of
Francis the IL is preparing to leave.
The grand duke Constantine is appointed
viceroy of Poland.
The Nova Scotian also arrived out on the
29th. Cotton had advanced Lid. for Amer
lean with sales for the week of forty seven
thousand bales, and on Friday of ten Thousand
bales. The market closed buoyant.
Breadstuffs had an upward tendency.
Flour and corn each advanced Cd. Provis-
ions dull. ConsolS for money SO 5-8.
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OUR FLEET NEAR RICHMOND.
DoINGs OF THE MONITOR.

New YORK, June THE fort Monroe cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Press says =
''From City Point 1 learn that our war YES
sells in James river, above City Point, have
run the batteries at Drury's Bluff, and it is
rumored that the Monitor has passed through
the distractions and sunk the rebel gunboats
about Richmond. If this be true the Monitor
by this time is at the Rockets. A number of
powerful gunboats have been sent up the
river during the past two or three days, and
our fleet before Richmond is now quite for
midable, consisting of at least twenty vessels,
armed with the very best of naval ordnance.
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OUR FORCES MENACE CHARLESTON.
Stone Taken by Gunboats.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Dispatches from
nag othcer Dupont state that the gunboats
have possession of Stone, near Charleston.
Inc capture was made in consequence of in
formation received from Robert Small.
New York, June THE corresnondorco
of the Newark Advertiser states that the n
S. steamer Augusta was off Charleston. s e
Thursday, May goth The writer saws -
81 have barely time to forward letter bv the
prize just captured off this place, and which Is
on its way northward. The news here il
quite important Our gunboats are within
four miles of Charleston by way of Stone In
let, and we all expect soon to attack it,"
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LATER rRONI EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, June THE steamship North
American, from Liverpool, May 29th via
Londonderry, the 30th, was boarded off this
point at noon to-day. The steamship Ham
monia, from New York, arrived at Southamp-
ton on the 10Th. The ship Scourge, from
Southampton, bound to Amsterdam, has been
abandoned at sea. The crew were saved.
The defence commission appointed by the
British government to inquire into the rela-
tive efficiency of iron-plated ships and fortih-
cations, have unanimously concluded that the
latter must continue to form an essential fea-
ture in the defence OF the country.
The Daily News defends Gen. Buffers
course at New Orleans. In the house OF
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IMPORTANT FROM GEN. MITCHELL
The Rebels Defeated at Chattanooga.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Dispatches have
been received at the war department from
Gen. Mitchell, dated at Huntsville, Ala, June
g. stating that an expedition, under command
of Gen. Nagley, had driven the enemy, COM
manded by Gen. Adams, from Winchester,
Tenn, through Jasper, back to Chattanooga,
and utterly defeated and routed them at that
point. Their baggage wagons, ammunition,
and supplies, have fallen into our hands, and
still more important results may be expected
to follow this movement
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FORTRESS MONROE, June 8.-The steamer
Louisiana arrived this morning from White
House with wounded men. The following
died on the passage Edwin Blake, Worces-
ter, 18th Massachusetts; Robert Shell, 4th
Massachusetts George II. Gordon, Sd Maine,
of Augusta
The following are the names of the eastern
wounded men ON board:
Wounded men of the 10Th Massachusetts,
acknowledgement G.. w. Baldwin, (this
may be a mistake, for there is no such SER
geant on the roll of the regiment, and ser
geant G. w. Bolster of the Blackstone COM
pany may be meant-Ed. Spy;) A. Lyle, E.
Lanigan, NJ. S. Converse, T. Handley, II. G.
Ball, II. Fairbank, A. L. Brown, j. Mcclure,
and B. ID. House.
Wounded Of Other RegimeHtS.-S. +. Bo-
hanhon and j. A. Reed, 9TH New Hampshire !;
A. IL. Gran, Sd Maine; A. E. Allen, 9TH New
Hampshire; w. II. Aldridge, I'd Rhode Isl
and; l.. Loveland, 9TH Vermont; VIM. Wes-
ton, 9th New Hampshire; 0. Battles and j.
Belts, Goth Massachusetts; B. Simmons, 10Th
Massachusetts; P. Roam, 9TH New Hampshire /;
w. II. Ander, Goth Massachusetts; L. Maley
9TH New Hampshire; c. H. Smart, W. Kim
ball, ]. Galgragen, E. Baker, and P. Brannan,
9TH New Hampshire; p. Feley, Goth Massa-
chusetts; j. Meyermack, c. A. Hart, G. II.
Hackett, w. c. Sullivan, C. E. Severance,
and S. Donaldson, 9TH New Hampshire; N.
w. Huntley, G. c. Moody, C. E. Wood
bury, and A. Kinds, 18th Maine; G. H.
Fiheld L. A. Dickson, G. W. Thurston, c.
c. Wiley, N. E. Wood, and O. f. Hunton,
9TH New Hampshire; sergeant G. A. Foss 7th
Massachusetts, 4. Devlin, Goth Massachu-
sets; 10Th Massachusetts, J. w. Whitcomb /;
18th Massachusetts, H. WEIGH and S. Nurse,
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FoRr MONROE, June 7.-When Wool left,
tonight, the whole garrison paraded in the
fortress, and escorted him with Gen. Dix to
the wharf Nine of the southern wounded on
board the State of Maine passed themselves
off as Union men, but, when Intercepted by
the surgeons, their deception was discover
ed. This morning all the wounded prisoners
on board were put ashore. The S. r.
Spauldng sailed with wounded for Phla-
delphia last Friday.
BALTIMORE, June Seen. Wool and staff
arrived this A. NJ His headquarters are at
the Eutaw House. A telegraph line con-
meets his headquarters with the telegraph Of
firp
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LOUISVILLE, June THE secretary of war
has authorized Gen. Boyle to raise a Ken
lucky cavalry regiment He has empowered
Col. Leonidas Metcalf to attend to this matter.
A letter to the Democrat from Clinton, Ohio,
says "Champ Ferguson, of Morgan's caval-
ry, is numbering, robbing, and committing
crimes of all kinds at Tompkinsville, Monroe
county. Yesterday, Capt McCullock, of the
9th Pennsylvania cavalry, with Go men, were
attacked by 100 of Morgan's men, under
Capt. Hamilton. McCullock and Hamilton
were killed. Three were wounded on each
side. The rebel cavalry were driven off.
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Gbe 9ailg Spy: dolurrester, MlunDap

that Gen. Mcclellan had sent flags of truce
asking permission to bury his dead, both of
which were false. 1t gives their loss in one
regiment at one hundred and forty killed and
wounded, evidently showing that they consid-
er it to their interest to disclose the news of
their defeat to the public by degrees, thus pre-
venting panic.
Gen. Prim and staff of Spain, arrived to-
day and paid their respects to Gen. McClel-
Ian. Three deserters who arrived to-day
from Richmond state that there was great ex-
citement in that city for fear that the James
river would rise sufficiently to allow our gum
boats to pass over the distractions. The ex-
citement was so great that many of the citi-
zens were leaving. They confirm the wound
ing of Gen. johnson. This being Sunday
everything is quiet.
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From Tennessee,

NASHVILLE, June S.-There was Union
meeting at Shelbyville, yesterday. There
were present three thousand people, including
five hundred ladies.
The course of the Vallandigham clique ex-
cites great Indignation among Tennessee 10y
alists.
Six hundred of Stearns' rebel cavalry at
tackled sixty scouts of Testers Sd Minnesota
regiment near Reading, twelve miles from
Murfreesboro', killing six and capturing all
the rest but five. The rebels afterwards muir
dered several of their prisoners.
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The Losses of Men in the Battle of Fair
Onlks.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The following state
ment of the loss in the battle of Fair Oaks has
been received at the war department =
Hon. Edlcin N. Stanton, Secretary of
War:-The following is statement of the
killed, wounded, and missing, in the battle of
May 3lst and June LIST, 1862, in front of Rich
mond =
Gen. Summers corps, I'd; 1873 killed, 1874
wounded, l46 missing. Gen. Heintzelman's
corps, Sd: 259 killed, $50 wounded, l55 miss
ing. Gen. Keyes corps, 4th AS killed, 1853
wounded 1921 missing. Total $50 killed,
1927 wounded, and 1922 missing. The grand
total in killed wounded and missing is 5739
A nominal list will be furnished as soon as the
data can be received.
(Signed) G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major Gen. Commanding
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From McCIeIInn,a Army.

HEADQUARTERS, NEAR RICHMOND, June s.
The rebels opened with artillery yesterday af-
ternoon on the pickets on Gen. Sumner, they
having advanced to a new position. No harm
was done, and the firing soon ceused A
Richmond paper Of Friday has been received.
1t gives no details of the late battles.
They claim, as usual, brilliant victory. It
states that the federals were driven into the
Chickahominy and White Oak Swamp and
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THE SURRENDER OF MEMPHIS.

CAIRO, June s.-After the return of our
gunboats from the-pursuit, commander Davis
sent the following note to the mayor Of the
city of Memphis;
il. S. FLAG STEAMER Benton, of Memphis,
june 6.-I have respectfully to request that
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LOUISVILLE, June THE Mobile News of
the 3lst of May contains strict order of
Beauregard, forbidding correspondents within
twenty-five miles of his lines, and also officers
and soldiers to write anything about his army.
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NEW YoRK June 7.-SrOCKS stchdy; Chicago and
Rock Island $50; Toledo 45f Panama l33; Michigan
Southern 26ti Michigan Central 6ii; Reading 5ot; Y
Central 9la Hudson II; Burlington and quincy 7G3
GRena TOii Illinois Central scrip 63l; Pacific Mail l6l
Illinois bonds 9f; Tennessee skies 593 skies 81,
coupons 1855.
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Al HOUSE AT AUCTION.-The sub.

M scrber having disposed of his business in this city
y>AA ana be ing ab1dt to 10 neghborjn town
offers 10y sale at auction without reserve his house nj
NO II Pleasant street This house of modern stvlc
mas fourteen rooms is lit by gas supplied with furnace
cooking range, bathing apparatus and is every WAY
model mouse. he sale will be by il. b. LA MSON SAT.
OhDAf June IA, at 10 O'Clock m. The premIses can
be examined at any time previous to the day Of sale
conditions liberal and made known at the sale
Worcester, June 3, 1852 dtien ici
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Antt1o1ls.

ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ IA AIE1By order of Court, will be sold at Auction
On tns premises, on the 18th day June inst at ten
clovk IN me forenoon not previously disposed Of nj
prhhte Sae that valuable property, situated on the
cotar sue 9, minthrop street, Union HILL Wor-
John f. fond, Esq., consisting OF good two story d,ven
nHnouse large barn and out buildings and some len
considered equai TO any In the county Worceser an
is mostly in very high state Of cultivation IJnon Tho
place Is splendid orchard numbering some three
hundred standard trees, embracing all the rI,oIoa -.
hundred and fifty of them are of the Rarfiett
FROM present appearances they will Weld this vear M
less than 1--WE hundred bushels ofruit Also some one
nuncreu and NIFTY apple trees of the choicest yariea
uaosty Badwins) in fine bearing condition Resiire
these are cherries peaches, rums, Strawberries and
other Tpe place Is adorned with very large mn
nber OF beautiful large sized ever-greens Crova "
forest trees, buck thorn hedge andnumrros ntber
naehthl trees Ihere Is an abundance of excellent wn
yer upon tne premises and for heathness and beauty
prospect Inc tuaton is of the most desirable il,
the vicinity of Worcester for gentleman of Iasnra a.
business Also, opposite said farm and on the norfhcr
sue OF winthrop street lot of about twelve acres f
ialu nearly square and bounded by Winthrop Prnvi.
delGe and Haywood streets respectiyelv There IL 49,,
me laid about 80 Of Baldwin other annie trees and
% vi TanuI1l evergreens upon the street sides Of
Inc iot The land is of very sunerior ouaIit ,ln ~
me south and 1t would be dicut to find mora fiesr
aoIe l0t Tor genee residence Also adjning the
% property, an excellent pasture CONTAINING
walls abundanty supplied with neyer faiiin s'ome
as 70 oe easy Of access through lane indc
pe nI s Oh eitner OF the first named lots.
] ne above property will be sold as whole or In o
wants of purchasers W sun 'he
The premises can be any time upon application
70 Jonn roma, ESQ., anu further Information may br
had OF Henry ). WashbuIn, Esq Worcester "' w
Terms MADE known az the time and place Of sale
lima 4 i nss'DohS MErCALF Of Joseph Burnett
lax
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EOR SALE-One secondhand Chaise
y and Harness. Inquire Of j. L. HOOD, 22S Main
street, Worcester, Mass d&wf mylD
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Fnr Sale OF 90 get.

Two RENT-A nice, desirable lower ten
= ement with excellent water and cellar, and very
convenient barn situated on Quincy street. Inquire
o. A. EATON, 2O3 Main street. or of A. ID. SPA LTER
1863 Southbridge street. diff my30
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
OFFICIAL
!. ~ MN u :
War DEpiRrxrNr,

January 21, 1862. "
| 0rdtred, That the War Department WIN be
plosed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business o.
Senators aud Representatives.
I Mondays I'd tho business Of the public. u :
| t'iq1'"1i u ii' nm Ebwlks III SfisvoN, n,,,1
| JASo4tSs0 Y"&. yaR 81 bsb 6sctetaPS a Wss.II
u Isn ,bHISnd " Ssp ,Itaa
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Feet.

| Those requiring the services of u skill.
iul 6hiropodist should not fail 10 call on DR..
White, at 42G PenRsy lvxnia avenue. The Doc.
loS has received a very liberal patronage In
Washington during the last fve months, which
b owing TO his successful manner of operating
Ind the following moderate prices Corns per
Doctor b hurts the % pooSst % but tribe al and the the
toes not a particle. Give him call.
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F, AUGTIAlMsSALES-., ,,,,
ThI.BIvI

IL u..hs g WfLI,fA ~ ;las. ior,..s
.nTRUSTEES SALE OF HOUsE AND LOt
LIST pE THE CAplT0L, N AUCTION On
MONDAY. the 18th dsy OF Apvn .1es2, tha1t seh
n 'front.' OF the prepises, o. O'Clock p. BY virtue
deed si ,:s'i e she shfSy1sri .7$ dS
ahf sas, oryof ihs LsnS SsiPfis Sor .wsshlnetoa. I
sstss rrSgsty lyinE ~ &si e. the si,ySi WSh /
eleven q ,, in.tquYs btfsd - hesgsE
III sssns. sn III as.ts asss ss bon se "a . s y Sa,s
+ between rvelfhs sud fA3sentA street, sssi 4;
G.sf,sr with the imrfevefntntr, ~hseb are d~si
less p ssar vi, VI obs h;it os.i' :esAsss!:
in and twelve morhs.'hs purchaser give 1k6seA
s1,ne sssie,Iea pay X y :es1 tg in,s,ss onaay
f3 The cnsh payment will bs teluj1etfto be bad :
dokn, when the property b lnoeked o6, Md H'A6f
hatf .down,,ihe property viii be ,lisN Sndlheye z:
ig}m put W Epi sold to br ii CHEST bidder Tint viii
cohply and thc whole term9 arc not compiled Nith
tsyy ths trustee ne rsSltS Ie.sil.::
Etihs.c, y adysrtiaihs thf ssmo ssree d'is ::
e wTELihMM CRIPss. Iraa.s. |;
GREEN y WILaIAMst Z,
ATtonesfs 4;
Il : .
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Sent 10 the Workhouse.

Katharine Smith wss arrested for vagrancy,
labt Ffidxy, and BY order Of the Mayor was
sdntopced TO the workh0use for 30 days. ~
Frank and Richard Hughes were arrested on
The same charge and sentenced by Justice
Clayton 10 the workhouse 90 days. .....
. Mary Lynch, y prostitute, was arrested last
Friday night, and sentenced by Justice Thomp.
sdn 10 the workhouse for 80 days.
/ Another Irish girl, Of the same character, was
arrested BY Ofl6er Norris, for lying drunk IA
tie street last Friday night, but was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
The Indian Herb Doc tor.

The Indian Herb, ,Doctorwtil describe dseases and
ell his patients the nature OF their complaints or
'Rs& NJ F34s1i,re e,ssR SpSssi k S.,Iou pir IIf3YYt
Once No II, Wathing odr Building, Pennsyfva.
tia avenue, oorier of Seventh street.
| OuR MoITo,
We use such Balms d have no strife
With Eseu1e o. the LSHsoH lAfs &
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
'daB Fkthetl whom all ss0dhss ,hiis, wa
Provides the means to cure oil Ills;
The hmpls Hevbs beneath our feet
Well used, relieve our pains complete,
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
r.. These, these shall speak with touching power
Of change and health to thee.
sps +. TtMBLETY, NJ D 10,
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ssealaak..

Timothy Murphy and Dennis Murphy wero
.Rtrested by Onicer Hannah, last Saturday, ON
tie charge of horse stealing, and taken before
Justice Walter, who bailed Timothy for his ap-
pearance at court, and dismissed Dennis.
T ion Friday, Ell Whitley was arrested by Officer
Handfey, 6f the fourth ward; mi the ohstss' Of
ljrosny of a.ws1sll froms A. Dom, and taken
before .tpstiqs Walter, who became fully COP:
ylnced OF his inhocenCe and dismissed him.
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
dhAhsss In the seconaf District kssa-

Captain James Callan, having obtsinedIa po
slton in the surgeon generals office, has 70
signed his commission In the Second District
vplunteers: Ia Aconseq quence' thereof! the fol-
lowing promotions have Oeourred: First Lieut..
j. II. Narrower, promoted TO be- captain, sioe
dapt. CSllsp, resigned; Second Lieutenant n.
n. Dalton, frst lieutenant, vice Narrower, pro.
noted; VIM. N. Davis, second lieutenant, vice
Dalton, promoted.
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
Gutta Persha Oostls.

The Gutta Peroha goods sold by Underline, !,
519 Seventh street, are all the rage now. They
s3vs money, ~ they cost no more and last
ldnger than any other similar material; save
Ihbalth, in projection against rheumatism aud
pneumonia; save time, being instantly applied
(see his taima blanket)'to a variety Of uses
save wear and tear Of conscience, Diminishing
lie tendency of cavalrymen 70 swear ike
troopers; !" and save life In q multitude Of In
stances. Remember $40 seventh street. ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
i'r. -r,".,.RrsfAsaAty.

III. Fleckenstein, u .siasman baker, Was, sr,
rSsted by Officer Pend1e, on complaint Of Louis
Nuduer, xfetow laboror; an the charge Of pro.
fSntty.r Both of these men work at Hamer.
staugh's bakery, on,seventh street between G
'ahd H.. and getting int, some difficulty, one
cklled for, the police, and the parties went be
fSre, . rPagistrats. When the case was ruled for
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
Itinsrant Pcdlaxs

o. tooth washes, oil paste blacking, apples
nuts, and candy with washing machines, elbow
Your brains oult,n afid II hundred and one other
iuppet shows and Gimeraoles; ,waBe on the Av-
dnue on, saturday ,IQllsd, forth by, the bright
in, after The, unusually dreary storm Of We'd
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Suppossa 10 have been Os Rtured by the
| >, Hcbsis.

About ten days ago, two young men, psmed
Dillon and yres. started on a trip to Centre.
Vile and Manassas, intending 70 return the next
day. Since then pothing has been heard from
other Of thefh, and II Is feared BY their friends
that they have been saptureA bH,ths rebels,
and taken TO Richmond, \. ..,, .,,, -, a.,
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Coal OH Csal OiIl

! s. W. O'LAUGHLEN'S~ COAL OIL DEPOT,
Corner New Jersey avenue AID II street. he.
Ing connected with one of ths Largest Coal OIL
Factories In the county, am prepared to furnish
the Beat Quality Kerosene on 70 the trade NJ much
Lower Prices than any other establishment In the
}ity Dealers will do well to call before purchasing
Elsewhere. H., ..u,,.u apr+-2ws
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
the .Jewish Passover.

This Jewish festivsl week commences this
evening, when there will be q general slspen-
iion Of business among, all persons Of the He.
Brew faith. The Infeavened bread ia eaten
during the week, and the faithfuf on the first
two and last days abstain from all labor. ~,
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
Wsshington Navy Yard.

The pay!rcil for March, 70 compensate lie
1orthy mechanics. amounted to $50 900. They
we're paid off on Fcidsyt and sra eager for ,HVl
Opportunity to build such a vessel a. will prove
y the rebels the superiority Of this great naval
atation.---C rOairls.
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RSieaSo OF ,Rrasohsrs,

The following prisoners were released from
the old Capitol prison on Saturday, by oYdor oi
the War Department, upon taking the oath Of
allegiance, which was administered by Justice
j3hpson:r -. ..,,a...
!, Thomas W. Berry, Of Washington, d, c.,
lBezin 8, Davis, Prince William county, Va,
!. Henry 2; selecman, a. ..,,.., :.
E John Clark, ''r%. f. do. "".~'' '-'
The national Republican., 1862-04-14
DrunksAnd Disordlerly.

Patrick Hannah, ~ Lish soldier, YRS arrested
By Officer Hannah, yesterday, for being drunk
and kicking up u muss generally. He was turned
over to the military authorities. ur...E /.