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The New York herald., 1862-02-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
4 LBE&r MO oaTrMEP GRIFFIN Co AUoTIoSsERs

A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co. AUcTI0SRERs
nAGyrrcExT HousEHoLn FURNITURE AND
Al 4 sn ss sas s.ss, % M F
elegant rcsidence, As West Sixteenth Street between
sESts oTavE ME 81 Es'A
BRONZE Akb hosTM92p oRMoD eaasb dAp HAK WSur SUITS
sEvREs AND DRESDEN cnINA oENAMENTs,
sRocArE AND LACE cukTAlas cth y NASiEI MIRRORS
Gil PAINTINGS BY EaISHST AsrsYs sFsTsA srATuARY
,oovc -, ,,r,,os, oa9 BIZ ugFEs FL EXTENSION TABLE,
sooAoNsA' CHM CLASS ssf AND SnSiih SILVER WARE
spETEIEdp sITd6 ! TABLE 1B nyTLERY Table LINEN
rhsopdaTE @ KY ''
the richest Instrument onered auction this season,
orersrng lass al the modernmp ocuents made by city
nasers fiy tested by competent uases ard pronounced
I" orcsaae cneh cloth Box s:reary En-
ys %osS sa ae wrgs pes & rsns rrs pas
ich carved frames; afroidcrcd Lace Curtains,
Room Fsaisr covered In ree eaored sn brocade Of the
richest teerption carved In sol rosewood two Tctea
1s's s t% "a s isB 9' l. Faf s ss s asTaa Fs
Eres lined with sanwood nart.e tor, nifrcr doors and
QuartciIe ieiss Oh rantinss BY Co.'s innar Lesrand
Heres, Egaw and other eminent ar.is,s Assumption vr
o MARY ron ~ csIsSasS p1ns @ in the Logr ., o rais
black Ilasana, Chairs nat Olcloh,
sopDrcssiug Bureaus Bedseads and Commodes match;
Toct Iaeea Shaving STANDS Rockers. Cslches Arm and
FEATHER BIDS Boisi'r an Pillows oval Mirrors, Pastel
rp Yer choni Nahosany and bncR walnut Bureaus
sofas el s. & Eoekels Washssnds Di5n Rnon-soid carved
ss5c %rm c o%aes 'Vp een sc cc's and RSy
glass Dec utes, Vines Gobiet Cnanlpagnes Iemonades,
rby aad o LIQUOR ao ani n DnnaT raFs ST. snd
richly decorated ia Sets, ioyfour pcs soii silver Dn-
Baskeis kln Rings spoons, forss vory i hanac fabe
Cutlery Ais, basement and Kitchen iantnre.
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DANCING AcADENIIEs.

DANCING AcADEMIEs.
DODWOaTIi's DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. No 24 tith avenue, cor Twenty sixth ST., New York.
No. l37 Montague street, Brooklyn.
CLASSES-luc sdnys and Frilnys In Brooklyn.
Observation-Disclosures aud saturdays In New fotk.
Circular for terms, &c. may be had ut either academy
DRooKES' DANCING ACADEMY. 36i BRooME ST.
ID SEW GLASS FOR TUESDAY.
All the fashionable dances In course OF lessons.
LADIES meet Tuesdays aud Fridays, to6 ~
GrNTLBMEN Tucsiays and Fridays ~ 10 10Y +. VI.
CHILDREN, Wednesdays aud saturdays, 3to6P M.
LADIES' Primary Class Instructed by Mrs. Brookcs.
The schooi ie open all the year. - = - .---
sOiREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

g & D. yoGAKT AUCrfoNEERs -rHURsDAY FEB
-. 20 at II O'clock. No. 81 East Twentythird street.
mortgage sale of Household Furniture consisting of rye
OF Paror. Chamber Dining Room snd Kitchen
furniture. MICHEL SMITH,
..-...... Attorney for Mortgagee.
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A UCTIoE SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASS, &C.
"A HENRY q. EVANS will sell for cash, In suit
dealer on Tuesday February 49, a. il c'elok, At g
Maiden ane we'll assorted stock Of White Granite and all
kinis ware Glass, Plated aud 5ritania Casters
Te Tn VS. Kerosene Lamps, Flower Pots All goods will
be etft ~ rerncked for shppnS
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VNM WOLF, AUCTfONEER SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w l0i O'Clock, the Stock and ytrrcs OF the Grocery
Lq No Lewis street consisting Counters
Scales. &c. also stock Of Groct r.c and l. lu0rs.
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DIiILif u. WILKINS, AUC1fONEER-TO CAPITAL
! ss.rcrslEptpry sale of valuable Store Plnprrty
Fuon street. Wy oid o. assignee -liiiIP Il NlbkINs
NJ nj tha Il rchants ENchanrc 1y crlr N r. W. stronr
assignee ihe valuable Lot Of Lnnd, with tho ursisy brick
Store hercon situated the n0hcr side Of Fulton street
next e. ,hc corner of Broadway, and kuovn ~ No l5l
Terms at sc Maps can be had at the Office oil the ossgnce
o. Nassau street. or OF The auctioneer ID Pine street.
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~. Tuesday February Is lDh O'clock No. i23 Crosby
street. elegant Household Furniture, consist of Rosewo
Paor SUITS satin broeatcl; Easy uni cPpon Chair
FRENCH Plae Pier Glasses Lace Curtains rosewood marble
top Centre Tables on Paint ngs, Velvet Carpets carved
rosewood and black walnut Dressing bureaus,
rosewood and mahogany wardobcs Etegeres. mar e top
Encogneur, Washstand carved ba * walnut
Beiseads, damask and silk Bcdspte DIS, pure Hair Mat
tIesses, French Pillows and Bolstes Spring Mattresses
Piasses Sheets and Blankets Brussels tarps, Ocoth,
Velvet star Carpets oak extension Dining Fables Chairs,
Silver Plated Vac Cro;kery aud Glassware Kitchen Item
sis Re deposit Will be required all purchasers.
Catalogues ON the morning OF sale
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A S. RICuAHDs AUCTIONhh hl,. ca CA Es BOOTS
~ Shoes and B.osans. at ~ :Si, ~ IflIAGD@ "
WHITING. "Wednesday, Feb r9sy - 'O,; o'c.oca
store Al Coriand street, comprise MI
aae
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w M. HOLLINGsHEAD. AUCTIONEER.-l,COO
w cases Boots Shoes Brogans and Rubbcs at auction
rsay Feb. lS at 1913 O'Clock, the j. T. White
house 20 Coand street. comprising frcsh and seasonablc
goods direct from manufacturers Catalogues ready the
morning Of sale
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TIDwAED ScUENCK, AUCTIONEER --ELEGANT SAD
~ die Hoiso BY EDWARD sCUEACk On "Wednesday
l9ih inst O'Clock, his salrsilus Nus i5S
liroadway dapple gray Horses Old, an.ed per
icey sound knd and gentle in ovtr splendid sad
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNfruRE-ON
lN Tuesday rcp ~ nj iiis O'CLOCK Ir,e i.yr, con.
sstns o. rifor Chamber Dnirs Room, Bar md kchen
Fun ,c, and black walnut Sofas Bureaus Bed.
ecads sni Wristbands; large oval AMI pier Mrns jr.s-
sells aud fnsain Crpca penad Dnr Counter and aNtnes
ex draw English Beer Purrs cost $iIj; STEAM Troc an
Reid orators Copper Corkias Utensils, China aud
Glnsswnrr. Nasois, Gas Chandelier, Oioti, g.. ra,a.
logucs at sale. pEED COLE, Alciioacers.
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DAyID d. f1AN, AUCTIONE..l--1.LI. SELL. THIS
- day, ~ Canal gtraet at o'ciocA ~ Ia .stV
Brussels M other CARPETS; Stair Rods. cn., ses.sa
Lounges Eyension and Tables the property of
family g,vin. rp housekeeping. Also Counters Olcc
Desks. Chair, Stools, Great bargains to be had.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN
wishes receive insitu,ipn, two lessons @ecky
in French lia would prefer mcciins his Instructor at h6
lower par the city; Yukon street preferred Ai
dress sating trms winch must bc low learner Uox ISL
Herald olice.
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IGHT GUARD BALI.
Ii ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ~. fs62.
DODWOErIS TWO BANDS,
NEW AND SpENDiD DECORATIONS.
CANAEIES, MIRRORS. &C, &c
Tickets two dollars admitting gentleman and ladies.
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(VANfEp-A YOUNG LADY, QUALIFIED TO TEACH
w French thoroughly and the ri ipents music to two
ter yeas and reside In ths niry
short distance by railroad IRON New York sh b, well
eu,atcd and thoioUgh French scholar. kidcss box f6j
New York loss onicc stating terms. quaica lon, &c.
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DAvID -. EGAN, ACCTIONEE1 "A SpIESrIn
~ unS cs 10 and MT WI. te so, tss i,y o'.hc ok.
at As Canal .trcet, ia aadt.on ralC..i fun
ture iycrsed ~ hnoshcs ,,toi t-.ays lie l. sal pG
s,tyc.
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Y--l,cst sustained boarding seminary In The state
years established, Brick buildings Tor ladies' and
gentlemen sixteen teachers Superior avaracS TO prepare
ior business, for cac1in. for cocgc Military dfil,
Sc prpays FOR fourteen weeks common Engl.sh branches
with bard fuel washing and room, furnished except
carpets and breakablcs Spring torn March ~ For cir
culars rooms address Rev. Jos. Il. King.
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMEILED FURNITURE
"A .ur - In all conis, OF warranted miuaachrc, also
rOd c.eslnt Cha'rbcr fits plain aud orn,Hona a. II.
T. FAl,RiEGTON 9, 1888 Canal street, opposite Wooster
EstaOlishcd In i8i3.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FuINf.
~ ule private safe, AZ sac -se,on octave rose.
wojl Piano orc cst S5o for $50 iucudny stool ana
Cover also arloI Suit cost .p Tor sio; Efscr1s EoJS.
So, Curiqinf Cocis, Oh Paintings, BionTcs, oi
Chaa,ber Furniture Bedding &C., at less than he cnsi In
qulro AZ 70 West Twenty street, SXth
JTNAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
" all coors aud Styles al wholesale AMI reaii az 30 and
upaards. .ilsO, Mattresses and Paliasscs WARREN
WARD 21s Canal street. four doors cast OF Broadway.
TruRNITURE.-CASiI rAID FOR SECOND HAND FUR
n!turr, Mirrors ana Carpets Country calls attended 20
Address Furniture store 800 Hudson street A rood uaho
rany Plynpton secretary Bedstead for sale cheap.
rNUHTlTuRE BOUGHT. ALL KINDS or HoUsEHoLD
Furniirc bought pnd good price given, at 37l rArd
tyenue, Thiryfoi,rlh street. All calls promptly at.
tended TO- address Furniture, above number. B.-A
goal assortment OF second hand Furniture fot sale
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TOIiN ~ BuRLEY, AuCTIoNEER, WILL si.' !. THIS
e. day ut CLOG & at fi Canal srrc SOFAS 80. eds
marble W anu other Burcaus mai bic
mahogany walnut nn other Dcd.,cads haack-. Pier Bar
aud other Classes Nasl stands WarI obes Bruss,s nj
ply and 1tn Carpets Oiclotls, Rugs, iiar ana ether
M-ttrrsses toage snis, Feather Bsds, Pillows aud Boil
gcrs, Spr ats Table Linen, Crotkry, tilass Kitchen
Ware, nc.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.

A NEW ENGLAND LADY, STRANGER IN THE
IA eiy, wishes to oaain Furnishei Hose where the
house and furniture will be taken tolrd witt
the privilege taking few other boarder objections
TO housekeeper situation. Address NJ s., Madison square
O!lce.
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A FAMILY WANTS TO RENT BY TIE MONTH THE
IA and third Floors Of espec able house. in
good nehborhooi location between Eighth and Twentieth
and Fourth seventh water and
dispensable. Terms be moderate and viii be paid in
advance First class references given aud required Pos
tho 22l of April. Address full particulars 10 T. NJ,
box ls0 Herald Office
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A UCrION NOTICE.
N The properly of private family At the large dweli
house 3l Waycrey place. east conner OF Sixth asenne VIII
be sold public auction this dsy. Feb Is at o'clock
c;scy TO the highest bidder without rservc consisting
handsome Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ole his Ctande-
tifrs fnc Oil Paintings, French Plata Mirrors black
walnut Paror Suits covered IN figured and ha
CLOTH ewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkh Chairs and
Ioungcs TO match; rosewood Ecgee with mirror tac and
doors; Corner and Bookstands, Seueary Writing Desk,
hoga9y Sofa Bsdstcaas, Lounges s'ng Seat and Cane
Scat Chairs Rockers Tea and Extensoa Tables Glass China
and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, rose~ooG AID mahogany
Bcdseads Bureaus Washsand Hair Mattresses Beds and
B.ddng Blankets, Sheets &c. Sale positive.
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coal.

CUMBERLAND coAt-Now IraenARGIyG AND IN
- yarl uneer cover; Red Ash, Lchiih and Nhiie Ash
tolL wood uy Tho cord load or boz. ASEL b. ABBOTT,
Abbott Laduc, S3 Greenwich street aad 90
Beach street
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siUsICAI..

nBPOr OF THE ALEXANDRA ORGAN,
~ For Churches, Chapls Schools and Drawing Rooms.
2c Broadway.
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR a. the Universal Exhibition OF
1855
This gncen instrument (patentcd In the United States
May s. IS5y), which tho brilliant performance OF
'TTItfpi;RG. vfTANOvA aud MILE. WELLS
adopted by greatest artists and composers Of both con
GoTTsCIIALK, LIszT, ROssISI, MEYERBEER, &c, &C.
Alexandra Is celebrated for the soldy and
mechanism wei as for tho fuilness and
ei s Tone aud te remarkable quality keeping perfectly
i.s depot sis $50 800, $780, sls5, ssss, saso
descriptive circular sent TO any address application 10
T. fABREGUErTES Jr., 90 Broadway,
Importer OF DGsson Accorcons N0ns Violin Strings &c
yHdh hsArE-PIANOFORTE, VERY CHEAP. sClIuTTE
IL RUFUS, 10 West twenty y.fourfh street.
IIANOFoRTEs AT WAR PRICES-wE AaE NOW
selling our PlanofOrics ct greatly reduced prices for
cash Parties wishing 10 obtain 1rst class Panoforte at
LUTTE BRADBURys, al Brooue street. ny.
VNHH HORACE WATERS PIANOS AND MELODEoNi
and Alcxaudrc Organs aud T. Gilbert Go g celebrated
oap Pianos the Lnest instruments for parlor ana
varcruoms, No. 4s Broadway, between Grand and
Broomc winch viii be sold % extremely low prices
Pianos and eodeons from Try mascra new and eccond
hand ct AMI allowed purchased as pcr ngrcener
Monthly payments received Tor The slmc Sheet Mus.c,
Music u oNs aud nll kinds Of Music Merchandise ot war
prices pianist in attendance will try new music
NNASIE IED-IMMEDIATELY A SEVEN OCTAVE PA
w noforte pr.ce not 20 exceed $40 Address e. H..
Brooklyn Post Office
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CEoRaE COOK. AucrIoNEER-vggY EIEGAN

TTENgy ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Oh ce.--MiNER 8
SoMEsvlfE will sen a, auction ru'siay. February is
Oy O'Clock their salesroom, 81 Nassau street. gene
ra sssol ,trt Of Household Furniture, ronstngof BrGs
erls AMI fi-fain Carpets ROSEWOOD Eedr)om Suit
hogany Brisleads Bureaus Washsands Soias Rockers.
Chairs Hat Racks Corner stands Centre and Side Tablrs
Boukcatcs ir Mattresses, Feather Beds. Boscts and PHI
lows Crorkefy, Glassware. Cutlery Also mahogany
Ptano made ~ Hall x Pond.
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UCrION NOTICE-PAWNBaOKER'S SALE-A
n splendid lot OF Gold and Silver Watches. Diamonds,
Rings Pins and Jcwelry Guns psois of other
gnods viii ie sold this day at BELL lN.iRAuAMs ave
orier OF A. ADOLPHUS PawnbroSe. No i29 Pearl street
UcTIoN NOrIcE.--wM. Writers, AUcTIoNEER -
IA HENRY PALMER will sell At the S.s York Tacrsalls,
Sixth and Tn:rtynnth street. Tuesday, Feb lS ut
Al O'Clock Horses Wagons Seighs, Harness, Be Robes,
Blankets, dc.
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TOHN X OAKLEY Il CO., AUCTIONEERS, Will.
81 sell, by auc Tuesday February Is at 10 ocock
NJ At !s ,aa'es aycn,c. near Downns street. brooklyn.
Household turnitirePnnoforr, rosewood Paror suit.
rosewood Rcscads, rosewood marble top Dress Bureaus
Washs'ands, Brusses aud Three Carpets r. Chairs
Crocsery, @c
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FINANCIAL.

hhf AND NAVY PAY COLLECTED. .--CLAIMS Up
in, op eysry department Of the promptly adj
'f JOHN b. MURRAY Army and Navy Banker
No. 80 Nassau street NJ r., opposite thc fost Office
, 1862-03-25

WAhTED.-Wanted to buy for
Cash. tTo Houses, two stes1es high. not over 25
teft vide TO move upon lote one on tile North
side and one on the South side Of tie river Inquire
at 81 Dearborn street, room MOL mh .5tn57l2t
, 1862-03-25
-Four Days Later from Europe
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN
PARLIAMENT.
GafibaI4f Takes an Oath to Deliver
the Subjugated Provinces Of Italy.

SANDY Hook, March 2A-The steamship
Hnn5a, from Bremen and southampton on the
18th, has arrived. Her dates are three days
later than those per the America
In the House Of Lords, on the 10th, Lord
Campbell called attention to the inef1clency
OF the blockade Of the Confederate ports, and
moved for the correspondence on the subject;
Earl Russell replied to proof adduced by
Lord Campbell as to the inefficiency of the
blockade, and recounted the efforts made by
considered that the, want Of cotton In the
English market was the best test that the
blockade wns not an empty one.
He said renewal Of the old feeling between
the North and South was Impossible He
hoped the Northern States would consent to 4
and South were rich and extensive enough to
be mighty po7fers. He trusted that within
three months. or sooner, the war would cease,
leaving the emancipation Of the slaves, If pos
slble, to be effected by gradual aud peaceful
means. He said no formal. communication
had been made by the French to the English
Government about the iRef6ciency Of the
blockade,
The motion IVES then withdrawn
The steamer Annie Chllds, which Tnn the
blockade at Wilmington, N. c., arrived ut
Queenstown
&C Cepsols advanced to os1z on money, and
a32S on account American securities firm.
Ga1ibalH bad presided over large meeting
ofpopular delegatcs at Geneva. He deplored
the absence Of representatives from the cx-
cIuded PROVINCES and took an oath to deliver
those provinces.
Miramon arrived at Cadiz, and Mas about to
proceed to Madrid.
The Porte informs the great powers that the
Sultan Is compelled to renounce moderation
towards the Montenegrians, because they par
ticipated in the Hersegoyiua disturbances.
LIVERPOOL BEEADsTuFFs-Flour marktE dull
Cd lower. Wheat declined 113d for lower quail
ties. Corn declined Sd sales mixed at 29s. Fro
yfeiona-Beef steady and quiet. Potkdnll ant
active. Lard active and 1s higher.
, 1862-03-25
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Final Adjournment OF the Cofsren.
tion-EXsrA Session Of Sho Le9iala-
tufe.

ture.
Especial D1spatch Ia the chic.eo rr,brne,
c,S..-.-r r.. ~,
Ihe Convention met at the usual bour. The
Chair announced .hc Roard ~ T,o,r,,;se;a,,
=. - '"e noa1o VI eom1n1sslon-
field. rs follows. Mcsara s,,,.a, 80
r,.s4a- 4 s.e, sa"uel a BUCK
mastef ana ". feldon Gale, delegates Of this
- 1e11s ~ |u13aH oi tolA
eits'
~ .mnattA ~ iuoseefs were a1tcnacd to.
III tae course OF some femarks, Mr. Thorn
ton said the work for which we had hea, ,o11
ed tope+be, 1s;7 1,.o,, aoao ..a s. -,
, 1862-03-25

Ine map Which ne give above shows tic
relattTe positions of Winchester, strasburg,
and Berryyille to the scene Of Gen. Banks's
late battle, about four miles beyond Vinches-
ter. From the brief accounts already received
it must have been sanguinar7 engagement.
On Monday Of last week the. .znain body Of
Gen. Banks's division moved from Charles
town, that hot-bed If secession, TO Berrygi1lc.
Gen Hamilton was already at Smithdeld, be:
tween Charlestown and Berryrillc, and Gen.
Shields at MaztinsbnTg with strong force.
At BerryEille there Was a large force within
ten miles Of Winchester. TWAS under these
circumstances that Jackson began hisretreat.
hoping to reach strasburg, better position,
besides being nearer TO the rebel "arc'' Of
safety. On Monday, therefore, ;he commenced
his retreat, sending off all his guns very quiet
y at first, and when they were well On their
way, his baggage. and for three days be Was
moving. On Wednesday, at the proper mo-
mcnt, the Federal advance went in and took
Winchester; following up the rebels SO as to
get q fight with their rear guard on Saturday
and Sunday. Strasburg Is about thirty miles
beyond Winchester, and hes railroad eonnee.
tions bringing it nearer Richmond.
We shall probably soon heaf Of another bat
tie at strasburg, if Gen. Banks can follow d
fast as the rebels rul.
, 1862-03-25
FROM NEW MEXICO,
SANTA FE EVACUATED,
Gen. Canby Preparing to make a
Stand at Fort Craig.

EASzAs CTR, Aiareh e4-Gen. Clark, Maj.
Donelson and John Greiner, passengers in the
Santa Fe stage, furnish the following;
Santa Fe was evacuated on the 9Th. The
troops and supplies were withdrawn to Fort
Union, and such stores Is could not be destroy
ed at Albuquerque and Santa Fe were dis
tributed among the poor.
Col. 8. Cough, OF Colorado, arrived at Fort
Union with $50 men, having marched 160
miles in fonr days. The total strength Of that
place is low 500. They would form juno
ton with Col Cunby.
Col. Candy was at Fort Craig, On the 7th,
with 800 regulars and the same number Of
volunteers, and supplies for sixty days.
Tie advance Of the Texans was at AI1o~
done6, 45 miles from Santa Fe, On the 4th.
Another battle was expected before the first
Of April.
Tbs stage started from Fort Union, and
brings no mail or papers from Santa Fee: the
stock and coaches having been taken off the
road between Fort Union and Santa Fe.
, 1862-03-25
Statements Of Refugees from the Rebel
ArmY-NhG Force Mt Yorktown.


BALTIMORE, March a4.-Fonr deserters ar
rived here by the Old Point boat to-day from
the rebel army, all citizens Of Eastern States,
who were made prisoners By the rebels last
May at Cedar Keys, Florida, where they had
gone in the schooner Stag, to load With tim
ber, which was confscated- The schooner
was loaded with cotton, but she was subse-
4uently burnt to escape d Federal cruiser.
The iour>men were obliged to enlist in the I'd
Florida regiment. Last July the regiment was
ordered to Richmond, where they arrived the
day atter the battle Of Bull Run. They we're
finally sent to Yorktown.
They state that Magruder's force around
Yorktown is composed of about dozen regi-
ments, and tllat he had not over 6 900 effective
fighting men, but ut Great Bethel and other
points through the peninsula, lie had not less
than Is 600 Some heavy guns arc mounted
near Yorktown. There are also Notifications
three miles below, at Wyoming Creek. Du-
ring the last few weeks, tha force has been en-
gagged in building &senlatcs, but not Of a very
formidable character.
, 1862-03-25

WANTED-To purchase a House
~! and Lot within three or four b1ocka Of Union
TarE between near the 1wo railroads tscrt $3.50
10 $1,000. Terms $f5tQ to $2GG1 cash and BALANCE On
short time: Address P.o. Box 1s5, Chicago
, 1862-03-25
Gen. Grant Cooperating with Gen,
Fepe--One Plan for Both-An Opt1.

ST Louis, March 24.-The Meas Claims to
have reliable information that there are 25
rebel boats-9 guHboats and lG Transports
hcm1ned In at Island No. 10, between Commo-
dore Foote'S Hotilla above and Gen. Pope's
batteries below. They cannot escape, and
must eventually fall into our hands, unless
the rebels, to prevent this, should, burn them.
The same paper expresses the opinion, with
q show Of plausibility, that there is a co-opera-
tive relation between Gen. Grants expedition
On the Tennessee river and Commodore
Foote'S flot1l]a at Island No. 10, and Gen.
Pope army ut New Madrid; and that the
operations Of one liaye an intimate connection
with the other. It may be developed, also, In
Island No. ID, Commodore Foote viii take II.
In the meantime We may direct our eyes to
the Tennessee river, In the expectation Of wit
Messing most important and decisive events in
, 1862-03-25
BURNSIDE At BEAUFORT.
The Rebels ETacuRte-.-.F0r
Macon Blown Up-..Steamer
Nashville Burned.

FORTRESS MONROE, March IS, (via Balti-
more, March 24)-The steamer Chancellor
Livingston arrived at Hattcras last night
Immediately after the occupation Of New
bern an expedition to Beaufort was started by
General Burnside. The place was, however,
evacuated before our troops approached. Fort
Macon was blown up BY the rebels, aud the
steamer Nashville burnt.
On the day General Burnside occupied New
bern, l,600 rebel troops were On the road be-
tween Go1dsboro and Newborn.
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III COGNNESS YESTERDAY.

III COGNEESS KESEERDAK.
The Senate discussed District emaucipa-
ton, and came to Yose on Garrett DaViss
amendment, that the slaves be colonized
q tie Vice President Hanlin killed the
proposition ::
In the House the slavery and tax ques-
ions occupied the time 4 territorial bill,
BY Mr. Ashley, with the Wilmot Proviso
attached, was discussed and made special
order. Seine progress was made with the
tax bill, and several licenses increased OF
koy1a1f1ed
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ISLAND no. 10.

ISLAND NO. 10.
Appearances would indicate that the
weeks bombardment has made some i'm
preston On the rebels ut Island No. 10.
Their upper battery has made no response
in two days. and the other. batteries say
but little. Il would 1ook as If the rebels
were evacuating-and indeed We would
incline to that opinion if it were clear
where Their could go to.
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mine: cannot detain yonlonger. Nay yout loved
oucs, now anAouBly a1tin2 your coming, be per-
mftted to greet you on the threshofd 1T home ones
more IN health and peace.
Gentlemen, a. the last ofdciM at Of my station,
declare this Constitutional Convention Adjourned
sins dje.
The Constitution, AZ published in the Rg-
sst<r to-day, contains many important e7on.
It will be several days before an authentic copy
will appear.
: I hage the very best authority for saying that
there viii be an extra session Of the Lagis1a-
tu1e, but the precise time at which it will be
held an not able to say.