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The New York herald., 1862-03-08

kP, 10 days with turpentne and WOOD 20 Montell
Bar ow Nh m lat "a l5 lon rs 35 in heavy gale from
NV, stove bulwaTks rail- &c. March z lat So 10, Ion -
passed the rail- OF small vessel also white boards
APP areny part of deck load.
Sehr Ellen Forester, Mcdonald Fortune Bay, NF via
Gloucester 10 days. with FISH, to master.
Schr Breeze Brown, Baltimore, 10 days.
Schr A Tfrrell, Higgins Boston for Philadelphia.
SchrJ Wellington, Chpman Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Susan. Bearse, Boston, 8 days.
schr Maria Foss. =, Boston, days
Schr Cabot, Phinney, Boston, days
Schr Wocott, Parker, Boston. 3 days.
Schr Argus. Crowley, Fall RIVER, 2 days
Schr Decatur 0akes, Cakes, Providence. days.
Scbr II u Grndell, Turner Prlvd, nee, days.
Schr q w Cummings. Smith, New Haven days
Schr Strong, Small, Brookhaven;
Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Providence days
Steamer Petre. Baker, Providence.
The Br ship MiIetus arrived night from Annoy,
lena Jan Is where she put In suppes crossed the qua
tor IN the Atlantic Feb in Ion 33 ~. o. ns 100 miles
OF Barnegat spoke brig Amelia bound 81 OH Hateras
on the 25h u when she encountered heavy NV gale and
was blown on lost and split Sails and received some damage
to hull.
BELOW.
Two brigs, unknown.
Craftsmanship Congress liels) London; ships Osborn
owes Shanghae John Bright, Liverpool; Sanoset, Som
rro arks Sias Brewer, Cardenas; Hannibal, Phladel
phia John Fyfe, Glasgow Mayhower Barbados; III Buck
Maanzas; Maraval, Barbados; Union (Brem), Plymouth
Leader (Breml, Bristol T.; Atlantic (Norwl do: vesta
nanca (Brl, Cork brigs William Mary Cuba Minnie
don (B) Havana schrs Alnona do Sarah Maria Inaga;
Mary tBrl Bermuda; Tgris (Br) Mansaniia; Salvatore
port, 3 masts), Western Islands.
Thu steam transport Elm City, Fortress Monroe.
Wind during the day NNW
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl6,ool ,5s7 3s, and the balances
1914 ,005 81.
The deposits Of demand notes with Mr.. Cisco for
five per cent certificates average about 5000 900
per day. The aggregate is about "a, ,O00,OO
The earnings Of the st. Louis, Alton and Chica-
20 Railroad for the last week in February and for
The New York herald., 1862-03-08

Tho Atlantic Fire Insurance Company, Of Brook
lyn. has declared dividend Of ten per cent, pay
able on demand.
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad for February wcre:-
1899. Slio e73 "a
1851 l1ooZ5 III
The New York herald., 1862-03-08
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Port OF New York, March z, lse2.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHs DAT.
uN RISES. - NOON or
On SETS. ............ 81 HIGH WATER. 20
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10
70 TIE oosscRpr Aor

a l'ill 10 be entitled an Act supplsm ri.l 70
an act further to provide for the public de
fence.
sscrtos /. The Congress Of the c1afsd
crate States Of America DO euact. That the
President be. AMI he 3 hcrouy authurl1sd 70
accept the services OF any companies, sTnd
rons, battaliobs, or regiments. -nieh az
been organized and my now b. IN serglc'
under the authority Of any Of iae stAles o.
the Confederacy and which may be teuasrsd
by the Governors Of said States under ar
organ zation conforming 90 the act d Mac
Stu, sol to provide for the public desincf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10

The arms bcdz1ncd with tape-worm span.
giles ARE not drawer than those ornamebfod
With ba,,er.color huntingshitt sless and
thank Heaven the latter greatly pFedomi
mates. Where The latter came from and
lher destination, must transpirc hereafter
The river at this point is about stationary
having reached a point lally a. high as ia
1888 Reports irum above continue 10 reach
"a % an approaching food Are the people
on the river below prepared
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10
THE LATEST NEWS.

escaped rom lexington. kv avs oooo
Federals hnvr concentrated Al Tsxipetpp Il.
make descent ON Cpmberlapa Gan.
Tho Fehrals are fartifyng Iluntsv;llf
The cause of the south 3 palpjpv daiiy
In Kentucky. caus,d hy the var tax and
emancipation scheme
NoRfotx. April p Northern papers Of
the 26ih are received.
The latest adyices from Vera Crnz s,ate
that the French have resolved that their di.
vision Of The cypediiionay force shall alone
advance upon the Capital without delay. a..
stunning ai the Consequence
The spanshand English P,onipoleutiaries
nav, therefore resolved 90 withdraw their
larees and march hneA ta Vera Cruz
The French division ha4 commenced 20
march upon The city Of Mexico
tAHo April "a the country between
here and Mound ity inundated \ large
portion OF The Cairo and Fultan Railroad is
washed away
lflsHuHa' April General Granger.
win I'VE huudrcd cavalry had a Hglt with
wi'h lhe rebels lasting go hour. Both sides
record thcr Toss strait
NJ" tohK. Aprii p. AdNces from
Nassau r. state lhal th' Nashville ra.
turned Z" lhai place ''''ef an unsuccessful ai.
l.mpt TO run le' o'''Naa' d, 'l"rl'S'on
ph' % neg pahdit BOXES was uaiif injured
sue ha- "a io'' eat4" oi guns ana ammunition
'iou tNl ny ihr o'ad'Alnr nom England
NA-liiN"r"S. \ p.i "a h' f"''lea''ous
4" seward ana lyon if''A I'F zoe sup
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10

MhAfHiHs y IfH So i0hss
EDuog Wmo From Corinth and Fort
Pillow. which are The points Of immediate
interest not only 10 this city, but alao 10 the
lower Mississippi ! have nothing new 10 ~.
port, At C0uuth every possible prepare
ton Is being mad So resist tbe anticipated
aitaek OF the enemy grand army. The mo.
ment Of their advance y supposed to be De
pendent upoh the condition Of the roads
which are now 10 a most horrible state they
being so bad, Ia fact a. to uttcrIy prevent
an advance, un either side. from their pres
eut eucampmaui- From lbe upper river our
previous intelligence b. only repeated 4
slow but ngunr hru Il continued by ihc
cnemys mortar br.,ts doing bat title dam.
ago Our loss, up to Wednesday evening
vas ;uuf killed aud five wounded and our
work uugiufld
va reported IN The c.ty last night that
Gen. Mitchell, with bis division Of the tedu.
ul army had guched lukA. twenty two
mites East % C57uih From This point be-
can loln haleck grand army (which is al.
ready enormous 10 i's proportions. without
cuuJr llaileck has been .u command Sew
eui days and has concentrated every reeI-
ms4i Hs could reach O. assist h.m n The
struggle iie evidently ar tHe master
minds Of pur cnmmaHls aui toe courage
and "a termination oI Uur troops His rcli
auee. therefore Is np1a lpa-Iar uumh.r. be
me.H brute force d. asuHuy Ils HiB. bow
,.aF Ha opposed by sufficient Humb. 20 up.
hH.i .Ne homer NJ oar DOG aHl acu.0 Fie-
Hfy Doc Doe great cause .f tu# South. This
iHt iaHlius cd The armg rl ~ The HUul -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10

Of the enemy has boeu continued. bat with.
out any result Of importance IN 10 last
night We had bat on mmn wounded. one
mule Killed and one hoghpad q sugar De
mollshed by a falling she'll and ali his i
the only effect that has BEEN produced by
several days heavy and regular cannonading
10 which tho Zoe has expended hundr,ds I'd
tons OF ammunition.
We had report a FEW days ago. that the
+ Federal land forces under zen. Pope. bad
gone Up Che river on their transports AfI
/ The time lt was supposed they intended toI
make landin0 to invest Fort Pillow ia the
rear, and preparations were mndo 20 meet
I them II turns out however. that iAey aon
/ tomplgted another movement, which has
undoubtedly been accomplished From gen.
tlemou who arrived rom Paducah this morn.
INK we learn that the Mississippi ,muspor;
! feet passed that city 900 their way up thg
tennessee river on Saturday repes army
viii make urga addition 10 that ~ Hal
Ieck pesi0usiy concentrated ia .he vicinity
ui ihe lat battle field aud it with rav8i
from the ugIghhorho0i OF Fort Pillow leave.
only The Ha0t toai,aek our daicus~ Attic.
great distance ih. branch Of Che invading
force has hitherto chosen fo fight. u1 great
danger need Do ap. rhgndcl
ON thf ftnge-spe the entire g,u.farp. ,-Ia,
0i tbe North has bees concentrated xcaa
iha small attachments let 60 garrison Is lca
points in Missouri Nashville Columbia
Decatur aud iiuut.yite uaHeaf. Ha.H
I Grant sherman BuH Nelson etc.. have all
brought in tha,r divisions. nud $50 ARE advised
F ~ Na.''r "'h iNal b'Ehu'fhu.d. lNai
Hal|rsk. Whu g. Jlgid dHeipl.rlf.an b. 600.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10

Asa meeting Of the Committee 81 safety g..
Csddo Parish, held May isi is64 present X
White Chairman, ' u Jones Walter Gates, vs.
Bali and ROLAND Jones. u WAS
Rf,ogsod That the owners ant agents q cottos
Ia store ia Shreveport he required g. srmoye lss
stmc. bv Tuesday next. At 8 O'Clock, p. -. Ass
9Th is62, beyond the limits Il Shreveport, where
il may be burned without endangefing other ptVp
crty nad that copy 81 this notice be served %
the wsfohou.emen u shreveport and posted b.
fore thu drug store 81 7 II Morris and thAs
Ball 4 pashiell witch shall be considered -
SUM- lcnt notice o. this order.
9na hs,eis,, That II Parsons be appainise
Clcrk Il this Committee and ~ executive Office
with salary of three dollars pcf day paysh., b.
order % the Police Jury,
sfd Re,oic,d. That " B Sturgoss b. suihor
ged % prcpac the cr0-sties on the railroad To-
the reception Of tae cotton a, the place nov b.l1f
prepared foT is reception
lih Rsso.rsd. That the ClcTk 81 this Commit
tee bc authorized % have stricken 20 one handfsa
copies II the frat resolution, and that he mAts
the services therein required ant distfibntc u.
balance a. far ~ practicable.
9TH Roclrfd, That tie Clerk Of this Commit
tee demand and receive all the powder lead shot,
and percussion caps no~ "a possession Of toe cor
poraie authorities Of Shreveport. or Of iAe mes
chants OF Shreveport and deliver the SAN. "a ,hs
sheriff II Caddo fog safe keeping Who = hereby
instfu.sed 30 receive The same -Bl that tue .J
CLERK proceed Immediately to cYecUs ihis ofss
on Monday neai 60
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10

ten. Pillows oyorscer burned Goo bales
Of cotton before leaving biz Maury county
plantation
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01

We find the following in the Norfolk Ca
Bank Of the 9th:

We find the following in the Norfolk va
Day Book of the 9th:
The rumor so freely circulated here yesterday,
we find gains credence in weLl-informed circles,
as to the Federal garrison at Hattsras having
been forced to abandon their position during
the late gale and go over 70 tae main land for
security, where they delivered themselves up to
the Confederate authorities as prisoners Of war.
The sum and substance of this yunor is, that
the first part OF the late gale was so severe on
the Federals, that it was with the UTMOST diff
Guilty they could manage to keep themselves
alive there. This they stood asInaufully as
they could, and after an appareW subsistence Of
the storm, they picked up heN and congratu-
lated themselves on an almos Gniraculous escape.
But scarce had their congratulations found ut
terance when the storm set in with renewed fury,
and this time the tide rose six or eight inches
higher, taking them generally up to Their waist.
Finding their magazines and provisions sub
merged and ruined, and the gale So furious a. to
prevent assistance from the vessels, they sue
ceeded in fastening together a quantity Of lum-
Der, old lighters, etc, making three large RATS,
on which The whole Of them embarked for the
main land, which they reached without material
injury, only q few Of them having been lost over
board in the effort. They appeared, e. is said, 30
be willing 20 meet any fate in the world in order
10 escape lesiow torture and certain death that
awaited hem at Ealiera5. They are reported to
have surrendered 20 Gen. Gatlin.
We give this as arugor and because it ap.
pears probable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01

As was % be expected, he news Of the result
of the battle at Fishing Creek has stimulated
some of the foolhaTdy and lawless miniOns OF
Lincoln yet TOO p~rO5usely scattered throughout
East Tennessee, 90 deeds of fendish barbarism.
under the delusion that the invading army Of
the abolition governments would have possession
Of the country before .hey can be f.rreted out
and brought to justice by our authorities.
We learn shat Philip S=iber. Of Anderson
county, was murdered one night lest week by a
merauding baud Of Linc0.uites, who called him
to his door and shot him in the presence of his
wife and children They atterward rided the
drawers in the house Of the money and other
contents, and while engaged in this. one Of The
inhumau wretCbes named Van said 10 the
daughter Of the murdered man, holding up be-
fore hr a MANNED ingsr, " / SHOT your father,
and any one who wants TO know can recognize
me by this" Gabriel Keith, another southern
man, was also killed in the same county, a few
days since, by the same party.
Information has also been received here that
the tories ia Greene county are again threaten
ing loyal citizens with acts of violence, and
that notorious Capt David Fry, whose brother
was lately hung by the military at GreenviIle,
has again made his appearance.
We warn the tories against any decisions they
may entertain Of escape If caught in arms or
plotting treason against the Confederate gov
eminent. There viii be no more d~allying with
them before the civil tribunals. They have but
a short shrift before they are swung uD by the
neck to the nearest tree. The military com
mandants in this section have force enough to
crush out rebellion wherever it may show itself,
and there is still less hope of aid from Andy
Johnson's minions in Kentucky than there was
before the bridge bUrniug-KHOz. Register, 18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01
A mace on the Trnno...s.

correspondent Of the Bowling Green Courie,
gives the following particulars Of an e@xeitioo
racs on the Tennessee river, below Fort Henry
Our scout boat, under command of Mai Rsr
bour, ran down TO within twenty-five miles 81
Paducah about a week ago and last. Wedneg
day she started down again on an exploring ez.
petition 20 see what the guerrilas were doing Al
Galloway town. When within a mile and a hal
Of that place, and going at about half speed
Ma. Barbour discovered the ripples made by
the wheels Of the gunboat Conestoga, uhich tca.
igiag close IN undsT a point Bait<g for hs Dun
bar. You may rest assured she lost no time In
getting hcr bow up stream. She .emed TO uu.
deTstaud the state Of aaairs IS well as "auy
other man. and swung around ike she was on
a pivot. The gUnbOat saw she was discovered
and a dense cloud Of mixed coal smoke and
steam rolled up rom her chimnevs, showing
very plainly that she intended 10 overhaul us il
she could. When the face commenced the two
bosts ~ere about 1000 yards apart, and it was
fifteen miles % the fort. expect the Dunbar
made the best steamboat time on record, that
Tip. When we reached the fort we were one
and a bali niles ahead Of the Misunderstanding
concern. She ran up a little closer to the fort
than usual. and threw a few shots at Us for
spite, aud then turned round and went back,
Just as you have seen g bulldog chase & cat un-
i'll il ran under cover Of iz mistress brOOmsGck
then turn sullenly around and trot Ok. She
fred eight shots at the Dunbar from her bow gun
during the race, but did not hit her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01
NEW mThfrARY REGULATIONS.

On the 25th, IS We learn by a dispatch, the
Confederate Congress removed the injunction Of
secresy from the military bill which was recently
passed. The newlaw, It IS stated, provides for
the organization Of companies, batttli0ns and
regiments authorizing in 81 cases, the election
Of field officers, by regiments or batlalions, as
the case might be. In case vacancies occur after
their organization, the Offices are to be filed by
promotion. Officers may also be appointed by
the President to raise regiments, bsttaliens and
companies; but these officers are not to receive
pay, or their commissions, until the organization
Of their commands is effected. If they should
fail within two months, from the date Of appoint
ment, 10 raise regiments, battalions or. compa-
MES, their appointment ceases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01

The Richmond Haig publishes a bill intro
duced into the Virginia Legislature by Iir. Tom
lin, for the reorganization Of the army, OF which
tn following are The points
The bill proposes,
/. To divide the arms bearing between I5 aui
Is into two classes, those who have already vol,
sEtoered and those who have not, to be called
the militia.
!. All regiments, ba..aliJus and companies
now IA service, f ur months before the explra-
ton OF their term 90 be mustered for re enlist
ment, the question submitted 10 each-and his
name, age and residence, If ms r-s-enlisss,
enrolled and forwarded to the adiutaEtgeneral.
3. The comm ssionegs Of the revenue in each
county TO attend at election precincts and enroll
the whole militia. Compensation the same as
allowedtor registration OF voters.
4. Any deficiency iu any Company by reason
Of n6u-re enlistment to be supplied by the officer
calling on the Governor for the number needed.
who shall direct the adjutaut-gouaral to draw. by
lot, the required number nom the militia of any
county, which may not have furnished is com
plement of volunteers.
3. The Governor shall issue his orders directed
to the shsriis, to summon the persons drawn by
lot, to report in person without delay, TO the
captain making the Tequisitiou, for drill, disci-
pine and instruction. The term Of service to
begin with the arrival at the rendezvous, and to
expire with that Of the company into which it
may be incorporated.
G. A company to consist Of not less than 100,
nor more than 100 rank and file.
7. On the day on which the term for which
any volunteer company was mustered into ser
vice shall expire, the men refusing 10 re-enlist
shall be discharged from the service, and the
volunteers re-enistiug, with the complement
furnished by draft, shall together organize a
company and elect IFS own officers. The com
missioned officers who are elected shall be com
missioned By the Governor. The commissions
of those who are reelected to the same Office
shall be Of the same date with their former com
mission, and those not reelected shall not be
to any compulsory military duty for the
present.
3. M|ilitiamen, who fail to enroll themselves or
disobey legal orders, to be treated as deserters.
9. The Governor to appoint feld-ofhcers.
10. Term Of service 20 continue for one year,
unless the company elect for a longer time. No
new company for less time than the war.
{ Mr-.a1- -LA -H---
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01
The Money Influence In gaon--
scarcity OF small Change.
The Washington correspondent of Forney's
Philadelphia Press writes

The Washington correspondent of Forney'r
Philadelphia Press writes
The city is again full Of rumors in regard to
changes in the Cabinet, but il is very evident,
from circumstances, that no further designations
VIII take place unless some untoward event hap
pens. There is a general outside clamor against
Secretary Welles, but it comes mostly from dis
appointed politicians and contractors.
There is no denying the fact that the capital
lists Of New York exercise a great influence over
the affairs of the government. Whether it is a
wholesome one or not, time will develop.
There is a great lack Of small silver change
here. Some Of the large dry goods stores refuse
to give change for five dollar treasury notes I'M
less over two dollars worth Of articles are pur-
chased. To print them, sign them and pass
them throughthe circumlocutou Of the Treasury
department, would cost the government almost
as much as their faces call for. There is no good
reason, however, why five dollar treasury notes
should be at four and Eve per cent discount i'm
this o. any other city in the Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01
CoSDTrION or KBoXyILLE-Cap

CONDTTION or kHOXyILLE-Capt M0nsar.
rat, c-ommandant at this post, has adopted the
most effective measures to gather the returning
soldiers from Cen C~rittenden's command, and
have them forwarded to his present h~eadquar-
tiers. A guard daily travels on every train,
going east and west, 10 preserve decorum and
arrest soldiers who have not furioughs, The
guards stationed at the several railway bridges,
are charged with the same DUTY. Those return
ing from the scene of the recent battle, are
ordered to report here, or be deemed desefters.
Our city is under the guardianship Of a military
police force, and the most perfect order end
ouietuds is maintained. During tho time that
SO many troops are in the city, the retail liquor
shops have been closed by Capt. MonsarTat's
orders and these are not violated with impunL
ty. The troops collected here are beingrspfdly
sent forward to their commands, and Yizor and
energy are infused into every department Of the
ssrvlcs-KSe1gdte Register, Jasssrp S..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01
Y The Chicago Tribune publishes the fol
lowing paragraph editorially:

lowing paragraph editorially:
We have before US three cartridges, brought
to US from Annapolis by a friend. They are a
portion Of the ammunition for Enfield rifles
served out to Burnside's forces for the great ex.
petition. To the eye they aye alike in appear
ance, and the slight difference in weight could
not instantly be detected. But the difference is
that one Of TIE three contains not a particle Of
ponder A prominent officer of the expedition
told our informant that this was about the pro
portion throughout the entire lot of Enfield car
uidge-one-third Of them carefullyp put up with
ont powder. Now here is a case for inyesdga-
ton. Was it fraud, or treachery, that seeks to
palm off ON our brave troops, on the eve OF
an expedition, sham cartr dyes 2 Let Us have
an explanation Of this affair, Secretary Stanton.