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, 1862-04-18

NEW York, April 1.-THE N. 7, Zr;5use's
Washington dispatch says the Financei Com
mistee Of the Senate have done nothing re-
spectDg the iaA blu at this session Yester-
day they occupied the time that was left theul
BY the numerous committees providing tho
exemption Of this and that interest from taxa
tod. Lending Senators say that the bill will
60 to tue House within e week after it comes
from the committee.
Tie rumor is general that Secretary Stanton
has resigned in consequence Of differences OF
opinion between him and the President touch
ing the movement Of troops.
Every day new barharisies pcrpetrated by
the rebels come to light. This week two sol
diers Who had struggled from the ranks on the
march from Manassas to Collects were found
it is reported OIL crcditable authority, by
the roadside with their throats cut from ear
to ear.
The Farm bill is promised speedily fro n the
Ways and Means Committee.
Intercepted letters from Fredericksburg
state that the rebel forces at or near that place
motion.
The Heralds dispatch says there IRE strong
Indications Of Important changes in the Ca6:
met within few days.
Congress has ut last begun to take notice 0.
the censorship exercised over the press
There are indications that it will be speedily
abolished or modified
The Navy Department has invited PROPOSE
tions BY maif or telegraph to the S0th inst, =!
noon, NTH general specu1ations and plans 70,
the Mississippi Gulf service, with two turrets
on the plan Of the Ericsson battery for 1l-inct
guns; thickness Of the iron plates to be eigh,
iuchcs the sides to be plated with iron Of thFet
inches thickness in one or two llyers, to ex
tend two and half feet below tue water line
the vessels not to be less than 20 feet In feugtf
!; and 56 in breadth, and not to draw over 81,
! feet OF water when loaded and ready for service
! to be propelled by screws; to insure spcet
Of nine knots through the water per hour ant
state time and price. -
! The Secretary Of the Treasury, 1t is said, ha
decided to redeem so per cent, in cash, Of Ger
| ti6cates Of Indebtedness issued before the TT
! inst. It is thought he will receive 10 per cen
| additional Of these certificates in payment Q
the bonds he may thereafter sell.
, 1862-04-18

WAx1aGTeH, a17H r. tEEH
The .5m to amend the act -efuat;nr tho
Court Of Elaims Taa received fror1a tbe Hon.
and referred to the Jv31iclary Cenmittnn
Also, The Hguse bill au.ut]atory Of H,e acf
anthnrizino the jss1,enre ~ <.ertif;cof-s ~ ~
debtedness. Referred to the Finaee Emuit-
tee. 4 number OF petitions On the tzE bill
we're referred.
Nj HALE, rom the Committee on NeTal
AHalts, reported joint resolution apptoE*i-
ating 81, COO for the relief Of the officers ard
'praVates of the Marine Battalion, who loss
1AeM personal effects on the Port Royal ex-
peolaon IN November: last The bill Was
phssed:
The House bill for the establishment of q
department Of AgTlcult ture Eas taken up and
the Senate Committee's amendments were
reBdent Of the Interior Department. with q
commissioner aRd assistants, who are to ob-
tan r. sna d 1 9nass 81 agricultural information.
IA nr. Hni1ai offered substitute for The
OIL nal1. RroNldlng 1of an Agricultural, Statistical
and colamerctal Bureau
, 1862-04-18
THE LATEST NEWS
BY :TE1IzEGR&FH-
Runners OF. Btant0n's Kessiig
nation False.
COM. FOOTE'S OFFICIAL DIS
PATCH,
The Mortar Boats at Work
upon Fort Wright.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, april II, 1867
Secretary Stanton cnphatically says that the
rumor that he has resigned is lie. It Is re-
ported now that Fredericksburg has been
abandoned, and the gunboats have gone up
the Rappahannnck to take posihon- It Is
certain the Jacob Bel with three other gun
boats went up, the river forty.five miles to
Rappahannock, sud hoisted the Union flag at
Urbana. At the mouth Of the river slight
skirmish took place. The Jacob Bell has ar-
rived here.
The Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Flag officer Foote:
CAIRO, April 16. 1862
MoEtarE opened OF the 14th, and soon cleared the
river Of all vessels; shell fell in the rebel camps
rebel works are strong and extensive Twode-
serters came aboard the gunboats to-dsy, and say
that Thomas Huger Is in command at Fort Pillow,
4ud that Hollins has gone below
WASHINGTON, April 17.-Intel1ieence was
1ecetyed-to day from the Potomac FIotisia,
which on the l4th inst, visited the town Of
Seebanna. 4 boat's crew was sent ashore
there, but when within 4 few yards Of the
beach they were fired upon BY the ri1ed
pieces. No one vas injured. The boat re-
ceiyed several bullets in her hull.
The Jacob Bel, being the nearest in, imme-
diafely opened fire on the rebels. which scat
tered them in every direction. After this, the
hofilla proceeded on its voyage. towards Fred
erieksbnrg. Arriving opposite Lowry's
Point batteries. they comme4eed from the
whole feet to she'll the enemy's works and
fortifications, driving out the pickets who have
occupied 1t since its evacuation twelve days
ago by Large body Of the rebel army After
the ehellfug the boats CREWS
NoTE.-A severe storm east interrupts the
working Of the wires and prevents our receiv-
ing anything more tonight. OPERATOR.
, 1862-04-18
The BROOKLYN Navy Yard-Our Next
IRON Clad Monitor.

From the New York Herald t4th.}
since the commencement Of the war up
wards of oae hundred and thirty vessels have
been repaired and reftted, comprising sloops-
of-war, Eunboats, transports and storcshlps;
three new ves6els-the Onetd1, Octoraya and
Adriondack-hayc been built, and two-thc
lackaw2nna and. Tieonderoga-anc in pro
gress Of erection. Beside the ship building,
refittlng and repairing done here, this yard
manufactures all the oakum used in tie Eayr.
Should 1t become necessary to work at uight
gas pipes have been laid around the drr dock'
with gutta percha pipes attached, SO that l:pnts
can be carried to any portion Of vessel in
the dock. Lanterns are also fixed in the ad-
joining sheds, 80 that the entire place could
be lluu1inated III manner that would afford
a. much facility for the operatives to work as
by day. The present force Of operatives num-
bers 5000, all Of whom are considered masters
of their respective trades.
Tue iron-clad steam sloop-of-war Galena
viii be towed to the yard Tomorrow. She
was to have arrived there last week; but, ow-
ing to some slight alterations, she will not be
ready Until then. She is to be armed and
equipped forthwith. The Galena is one Of
the thrce iron-clad vessels contracted for by
the Secretary Of the Navy under authority Of
Inc act Of Congress approved August 3, 1861.
he other two ere the Monitor and Kensing-
Ton. VI the Monitor it is not necessary to
6ay more than that the public are By this time
pIea{ *eA acquainted with her. The Galena
c.1.1-:- oeH o1ectabcu seFeTa1 t1Lnes, DUL tle
5@2aoKlng @ particulars viii bear repetition.
9 sad eaae4 "as 4oes,gned by Mr.. Julius Patterson,
Messzs, Nixon, Fish 4 Co., he builders of
NaEal Constructor Rook was charped d W1sF iii
the suPesintenaence Of the work. Is Soon as
possible after being launched. IN Fehro.-1'
She WEE sent to the Continental Iron Workus
at Greenpoint, Long Island, to receive her
amor, which consists Of iron plates, Is feet
long, inches wide, and 3N inches thick.
overlapping each other, and extending faet
below The Ka.er-line- Her dimensions arc,
length over ali, 218 feet; breadth OF beam. 81
feGt; depth of hold, Lax feet; burden, T'o55
tons. She ie not ut I'll Ike The Monitor. be.
Ing simply IN iron -p1ated screw steamer O,
greet strength, and modelled With visw t.
speed. Sae is pierced for 16 guns, but viii
snns- Her rigging is made Of copper Eire.
, 1862-04-18
CARE FoR TIE WOCspED.

By nearly every train from the south
anc west, wounded soldiers finding their
way home to their friends, reach this city.
Arriving here at late hour, and needing
attention md treatment for their wounds,
cases have several times occurred within q
few nights past, where some Of these brave
fellows, without means to procure even q
nights lodging, have passed hours in the
cherries depot, waiting to 50 forward on
their route. To state this simple fact is
all that is necessary to secure among our
generous and patriotic citizens the action
that is needed. Let there be committee
chosen to watch for the arrival Of these
wounded soldiers and give them the care
they need, and which it will he a pleasure
to bcstow upon those who have thus been
wounded in the field Of battle in the ser
vice Of their country. There should be q
room prepared and surgeons in attendance
with refreshments required. And all this
should be at once instituted. Who will
move in the matter?
, 1862-04-18
WRERE Is COM. FOoTE.

The dispatches speak Of Com. F'cotc as
st Fort Pillow where it is announced in
his dispatches 10 the Navy Department,
given in another column, that the mortar
boats had opened fire on the 10Th. There
is confusion Of names which uncxI,Iained
leads to 4 misrepresentation. Fort Pillow
that was, is now called Fort WT9n1t, and it
below New Madrid It is near the mouth
Of the Hatchue river, few miles below
oceola, Arkansas, on the opposite bluff,
known as the First Chickasaw Bluff, some
twelve miles above Randolph, and over
seventy miles above Memphis. What is
now Fort Pillow is just above Memphis at
the mouth Of " off river.
, 1862-04-18
THE BATTLE OF PlTTsBuRe.
LIST or WOUNDED CONTINUED.


From our Cairo Correspondent VIC have the
fn}7ovfncr ,,.t nj rronnded ao1d1ere orr;rad al
~, ~, .D - ~ az
CAIRO on the Itlh On the steamer j. Il Zoe.
Amone them are 1nany of the brave eons of
60 v.-,.-3 = ~. 49,.
Iowa. do7' Afh@ooo Oh tnsat otale was pre-
scut and iudcfatigable in the care of and Mt.
+ent;o, n 4be taoora ~ h,a at,+a.
teution ~ tue 'aoope VI LAG o.@te-
h E Bailey, Wis 18th, GO ?, right thigh.
Ja1Des Duncan. Iowa 11th, CO G, right elbow
Capt VIM F Austin, ky 9th, co &, rght lee ampu-
rated above knee.
Thos McKeough, Iowa 11th. CO I, side and thigh.
Lieut. G u Crabb, Ind 6th, CO I richf, foot,
4 Davis, Ind 9Th, co L
Samuel Combs EY 9Th co K
Orderlv Scrrt Edwin HArre. Obfo 6ath ~, +on
Of head slishtly-side paraiyzcd. - "0p
Thos RobjnsoD, Ohio 59th. CO l. sfck
8 u Roar, Ill sd, going home With his father-
v@ Eiaer III 41,t CO G f,esh wound hotb ,ec.
cnTn Iohn p Onnar. lows fth ~ r IeYt srn 6n,a
4 R chennweih Ohio hs3 ~ = hesd siioaG1 ~
Frcd King Ky 1et in haDd and thieh.
Henry SnHith ri 6Sth. ID G. 1cft 1es stsehsIv
a}bei1r davidson. iii Id. co 4 ieT th;sb a9d r,obt
1eg ~ -~1' S''' 60 <~AN9 ~
! n Burkc. III 18th, co u. left arm a,3oh,1v
| [ II Ba5ber, III Iith, co &, in testicles.
, 1862-04-18
wounded Ii11u oIa and Iowa Troops Mt
louisville.

" kkktU01N 4kt20 HUN 1T00UH 0$
Louisville
The following names Of Illinois and Iowa
troops appear ii the list Of wounded brought
on the steameT Minnehaha, from the Pitts
burg battle field, to Louisville, KY: in charge
of Surgeon T. Z. II. jeffrey:
John Grimes, 9Th Iowa Capt c McCary.
9TH Illinois; Joseph II Powell, CO g, I'd corporal,
46th Illinois; Peier Herycy, 43d IninoIa; Henry
Gorwin, CO +, 11th Illinois: r Brown, CO q. SD
Illinois: Il Moore, co E, 9th Illinois; Michael
G5xens, C. 4; go Illinois stssights; co Z, aoth
nuhl, I'd Illinois, Unchanged; 3 Riddle, ID Iowa;
,Gfanser, 90 q 1oEa @ III = Mano9 GO 9Th Ii !;
co D. s9th 11dlsns; John Mecody, 60 .. 4sIh Hll.
VILE, co 7, 18th Iowa o s Warren, co 4, .i511
Iowa: John u .Sabley. CO D, I'd Iowa: Joha Il
Blown, GO d, I'd Iowa; Jon Angel, 18th Iowa !;
Elk MeNc91. co +, 4esh illinoig: Vim r HopEias''
co E, 10th Illinois; Jean h Vanesnt, co G. 18th
iowa; Thomas Buck, CO q, 10th Illinois William
Cox, co H. Ssth Illinois N Sumner, CO E, 4Kth
Illinois; Thomas Duff. co K, 18th Illinois Joe
Slender, GO G.. 17th Illinois Peters, 60 K, 4nth
lIinois; Capt john Phillips. co a. 59th Illinois :
Capt VIM Rwan, GO c, 57th III Adj't r T
Crockett co g 18th Illinois; A Davis lsuttler},
Captain c F.t*uiideb1ani, co F, euth illinois ;
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Il R5ghy. 20th Ohig.14a L..
5hef 3as Ie5s easaxsR 81 s = 1 Pass hand and
Jas Resfe1. 81 s. ii p = 1sg:
John Yatee, SD Hl,a9A leg.
Ed Rine 18th Ind, Il 4, knes: -,
Elisha Egleten. 52d1l, CO i, shoulder
III Sampson, 62d ID H'co |. breaet-.
y Des1; 12!h 1n*o shoulder,
James MaEew. 9a Ky. ca T. thigh
Giez hsPRs ssPt5 I Ii EstR stes / n ls tEieh
Tfsncis F s Il starEs.r q Ssh. 60 I. n hip,
is sa}'iSia, qaisE, II II ssh, 81 4 ( i siea e
VI Wa1ss1 i p {: S ia shaalder % III: and hip.
Asa9 MssRsson yaes = S. E e e ;icz
90 " Hunt, ii III. i;aS @ {, il tsh5 stp.
3tzse e2se Ssels{ Il? e. e g. s1a IT, and hin
James Hawkshaw. 81 asd, CO 3. IN both iega.
Ts11anss 4a ESansi mgd. ls g l y am
5ames Conway. mEsth, coE, in I'm.
VI = n n !: Alexnndsr.1oEa 1sth, 60 G; II thigh.
Powel PoS e AlI9 Aineae4, II t1et. CO I siek.
A6s5 tresst ssff Ii ass9 l. E e SseR 3 shoulder
Richard ca1roltonsIli nd. Co b, sick. =. =
A5gg!,st AAbgSstns iamb.eea R. q q sd SOP aiek
y
Dan S Jackson, ula49d.eo D, sieRT
Jacob shoemaEer; 8 2; siek. --.,
Nm Barnes, ii id, 60 I: faaand. ID
A9sa 2"1s Sivs1s ;1s; = 1sss Wounded in thigh
E Howard, 1athssaeh CO I, in neck md shoulder
G R Waters, Sd lila co c, eick.
Isaac Mutry. SD Maco 8, in leg.
G s Prouty, 32d IHfto A II leg.
John Il White, 336tA, Co 4, In arm.
Anthony Gillmar&a. ed III, 4, sick.
Henry Mekins. ss481 co A, sick.
Vim Ealse, 1Gth I6@4j co F, sick.
= 4 Miller. 26th HHacn G, in leg
PW II Allen, 6I:3Hco C, in shoulder
Henry FOx, 9th Ind, co A, in shQplder,
B Ighton, 18th M, co T. in knee.
Christian Kern 3A3s sIndiana, co E in arm
JAS ColWel 19-f Mich. co F, in ankle
John Lowry, SD III, co sick.
Charles A Mn, 1eth Ill, co G IN arm and breast.
4 McG1nity, 81 u, CO Z, sick
Wm Brown, 46th III, CO 6, In side.
Robert Hampton, g1at III, CO II. In foot.
Wm Boles. Gist II, co b. IN foot.
Geo Akere, 43d III. CO q. leg.
Frank Stappait, 4Sd I'll, co i, thigh,
Michael Shaeferf 49d III, CO B, thigh.
" A Conne1y, 18Th III, co G, breast.
Geo Mahoney, 18th Wis, CO q, thigh,
Fred Linnimier, 4sd1n, co F, knee.
John II Mason, Ash I'll tEo a, thigh.
Fred Daneaker, 6Sth u, co D, back.
jas HoldbIock, 4Sth III, co c, head.
Louis Reed, 4Sth III, coC, breast.
GFaudin Hendricks, 18th I'll, coE, thigh.
, 1862-04-18
TtE CribuuE<
FRIDAY, APRIL IS. 1862


SPRING CROPS.
Much alarm begins to be manifested
throughout Northern and Central Illinois,
with regard to the coming crops Of spring
grain. During the last four OF dvc weeks,
ii has rained almost daily, till the soil is
so thoroughly saturated with watcr as to
preclude the possibility for some time Of
either plowing, sowing, or planting, The
danger of this shortening Of the season is
felt deubly at this time, in consequence Of
about $1,000 Of our Illinois farmers being
nov withdrawn from the State to tight fog
the Union. In ordinary times, even when
1he spring work is forced close upon sum
mer, by the employment Of extra help
much of tie danger is averted; but at
present The prospect is gloomy enough.
, 1862-04-18
The Iowa Wounded

Fd;to,a c,,scsro rrrih1ne. A0'~'
The readers Of the DAILY TRIBUNE in this
raFt Of Iowa, are very much dissatisfied on ac-
Gount ., sou, 1ot g1Vlng 1ua aud complete
Ne dcpend on the TRJ,nrSr for TIE Sntcst ,,s,cs
and fill, and early lists Of the killed and
wounded OF our oTare Iowa boys would be
is4s Se1e 49, ~ So"f 1eaoe7s' -
n.e-n-onr oo,roenonao,,t - n,,;,.t ~
z:1,,.e r
r,' T.'-. .-, ~ - .li'es'N' 's
-. So tNS ~ ~
.,A1s ,1, ,s',s,a 49, - s4.s -.as ,e1su-o
u s,s,7 eo,t;,,n: =, T A. 80 80 49,
-,,,1,,t tz.;,;5 s..,1 ,.z.o ~ a - ~.
-,o,,o 49, 1:.ts r;t1' ,,,,,s ~
, 1862-04-18
Female Eeeesadonists Of st. Louis Im-
kFfBonea.
fErenr {ha Et nay,er-u+ 1e+1

From the St. Louis Democrat, 16th.1
Monday morning, as the prisoners from
Pittsburg were passing under escort from the
steamer Woodford to the Mcdowell College
prison, q sms1l rebel flag Was displayed BY q
lady at the residence Of Vim. Bell, on Eighth
street near the prison. Other ladies waved
their handre:chiefs, and made other demon
strations Of sympathy with the captiYes.
On being satisfied as to the facts, Provost
Marshal Leighton ordered q guard pl.ced at
the house, with orders to prevent ali ingress
OF cgress by any persons whatever, making
the house prison for the confinement OF its
inmates: ? saGald & ths stock to Of family supplies
tions, and treated as other prisoners The
same course will be pursued, We understand
towards certain other Ladies' il this city, unless
they exhibit . more decent regard for property
than they have recently done
Our citizens need not be surprised to SEQ a
guard in front Of the houses Of any Of our
leading eecessionists elsewhere in the city.
They who call themselves Ladies', yet parsist
in dfseracefnl conduct bf the kind referred to,
should and viii be made to feel that they also
are to be held to severe account
, 1862-04-18
The Visit of a French Minister to
Dixie.

The Visit of a French Minister to
Dixie.
BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE following relia-
BILE information relative to the visit Of the
French Minister to Norfolk seems to justify
particular mention:
On Sunday morning last, Commander eau
tier, of the French war steamer Gassendi, re-
eeiEed 4 telegraphfc dispatch vim Cherry
Stone, to repair Immediately to Alexandria for
the French Minister. The Gassendi proceeded
forthwith and returned to hampton Roads,
without even giving the commandant time to
stop in Washington, and after paying . brica
visit to Gen. Wool and Flag Officer Colds
boro', the Gassendi went to Norfolk, whence
the French Minister was to proceed to Rich
, 1862-04-18

Wisconsin Troops Ordered to New
UEeTfrn.

Wisconsin has large stake in the forth
coming expedition 10 New Mexico. The cx-
pedition as made up, thus far, consists Of the
18th and 18th Wisconsin and the 1st, 2l, and
7th Kansas infantry: to be accompanied by
two batteries Of artillery, one from Wisconsin
and the other from Indiana. They are to
march to Fort Riley, $50 miles west Of Law
renee, there to receive complete outfit for 1
lorg campaign. The supply trains Larc al
ready been sent there. The distance to be
urlrchtd Is about 500 1niles, most Of thu way
over beaten road upoa the treele5s ri.ins,
which has been Travelled By Santa Fe caravans
for the last 20 Yeara
, 1862-04-18

NEW YORK. April 1z.-1he brig Drammond
steamship Arie1, from New York, arrived at
Aspiuwall on that day with her machinery
damaged. This fact may account for her non
arrival at this port from thence with the Cali
fo1nia mills and passengers, Is she Is now
some days overdue,
, 1862-04-18
PRFNNHN1.

MEssRs EDITORS VIII you please state
in the columns Of your paper that Herman
Col. Lynch, died on the steamer Louisiana,
coming down from Pittsburg Landing, last
Saturday. The writer promised to inform
bis brother, q resident Of your city of his
fate
, 1862-04-18

# Old Abe is fulfilling his promise to
q rctake, occupy and possess the forts, IL
.seuala, &c, which were seized upon by the
rebels. Look ut the aeHs from Fort Pulaski
as the latest exuple.
, 1862-04-18
List OF Wounded Brought to Evaus-
vile, Ind. by Steamer Commodore
Perry, April / 1th. 1862

SA419 aA3s3 Dy steamer commodore
rerr,, r Apsh itns 1so2'
eljrbtIy j Bapd - a. R1an gman an co a. a.
Ihas Butler, GO. do ] Barnhiger, CO 3, do; Jno
-. co e. do; Jacob Emeft, CO 6, DO; Wm Carr,
So =; 90; D4pel Young, co 2. do; Corporal
1s1n =, faS, 60 ~ 90; Gorpora1 Wettz, co DO;
be1 GO H d. ahn 1tho Le CO d
7 !IA 1d5IkoIs-Atshael II Hampton, co 4 slightly;
9sme5 a Watson, CO do g rLang, co do; Jno
MeRimes. n C eohSo; 81; James Walker CO H. do;
Rd3s Z WeiIe;S,Ss ; F. to:h IT, alightly:
rst11fk 5o11I e. n.aloy, So =, a5ta u, slightly
sergeant Bzant da Pt6sF Rs
w .r.. ~,
m,a;.i y iiassn1T1op s,,11sp co 3; 15th i H II slightly
o6n ponnoo &C co III llth Fl u sa6lo9s
J., tEEEsNTa 7S MIca1c ~ M & Yemmens, co E,slght
M,,ia MMeieo5 GO a, ,at, a2 fhas Fray, co d. >,
nfexs4 60 +, 7sih 1osa, sIeStly Ed 'P PseS, @ ?
:, 2ath loTa, seTiouslyi T Hutchinson, co K, 9th
iowar 10 s 90; Daniel GIorer, co E. 2sd Wisconsin,
ser1ontly; Ab1am n Coon. co C, 18th Wisconsin,
10 ,c,r, 74,..o,,s o,..,..
a. a lew q those have gone home-othcrs will be
sent Ill q feS oays'
Arrivals of wounded at Cincinnati.
7,-saa..s:.. "-5 11-.- ' aae4' 1na ,. ~,
h1eeebeH aAu 1oHa ualAes, sue IRON Ile llst
Cinc;,as+; ~ 49, w. Eaa3a ~ ~ wasaas.ae. w.
enlehnat' vi LIZ war nTlg4e oa heonesoay ::
4 McK1ne, 60 4, 18th Iowa Drake, D, 18th
43d III; James Nichols, 18th Mich; F Grantham,,
G, 25th Ind; A Fraser, q, 45th III II r Falkner,
F, Ash III; Il Logan, F, 4s1h III !: II Bali, G.
IT. 4 aess'f do aa hisat sa faisa e4 4id
n / Fisher, /, do; r II Barr, /, do; L Mcintyre,
Il, d9; ] Brexn, 9 Weston: = Nichols, J j. Had
5. 18th Mich; G 4 ostenbrook, ii, 18th III;
Trnmbull, X. 10th Wis: II Ii Hugh Il, 45th Mich ;
Dnbroy, 4. 18th do v H HPdce, I, 18th ~; Peter
tery join bauer, 4, sth nj; N PettIa, B, sLh
Ind LeFi Rich II Haywood, P. 18th Mich c 4
Goen G. 12th ,!owa Sms,i F, 1eth Iowa
Wm Robinson, 8, is,h Mich; Tios Bars. B. 15th1
M1ch' Mitchell G 4qth - III i y nPs5ksr' ., 18th
iii Theinas st4oaap, @ e. zoth nj Ii Scott, iish 1is
1owa;J L Gillian, G, 39th, Ind q Dyke, A. 18th
5oin M sesp e Wed7ei %;5 aps4 it 5na
PReppel i, sth III; VIM Pa1he, E. slst Ind; Jno.'
hS Rscse1 p T. th aeI nd no nesi
ssth N: u talyert. L, 9Th Ii; r ? Cannady
=, ssth DO; -. seth 9Th F:ord. !, 18th n, ~ J
anasso Sew, II T. sa IL 9'9 Reagess et5 TT iowa
nrovnell, F, 18th Mich; !, chas 1ngersol, :.
DO do: Bsston, F. 4oth II: john sinks, F, 3tst
IEd; Mich Eichman, l, 10th Iowa; CT ETans. 4
10th III: " sleya1s, A, 18th Ind, Robert Haul
| F. 45th I'll; John Eaton, 9. 18th WIS; Ben.
Clifford: 18th Mich; d Jecobs. 18th Michisan; Wm
Conway. B. 18th Mich ;. EbeIwine. I, 11th
Iowa; T Hollister. A. So1h Ind; " Harris,
| a5th Ind; Geo McIain, F, 18Th Ind; F Pearson
| 18th I'D: Saml Bull, Z, a0th III; Henry Pier
tons, 18th Mich: Alex johnson, D, 2sth u
| Robert Copeland, ], Henry Haulm, 10th LII
| Henry Cline, 4, 18th III: T Jones. E, 25th Ind
Denton sumner, &, 18th Ind; Virgins, 4 f1i
Iowa: J II Sharp, G, 81et Ind; II Mitchell, A. 6tt
Iowa. Henry Forbes, G, SO,h Ind; Peter Duchane
| G, 18th Mich; G II Smith, q, s5th Ind; : Shubeli
, 1862-04-18

Taking Richmond as the centre, the :alsow-
ing tuble shows al glance the distance Of
1aninfa in nj fce,ro fha-a.
, 1862-04-18

GEE. s1eK1.-We ere gzasiaed to learn TINT
Gen. sige1's condition is Improving, and that
he may be expected out In feW days. -:
, 1862-04-18

DON ETS, CLC AXIS,
ID AID MILLINERY GOODS,
OF THE NEWEST STYLES.
A eboste SELECTION of the aharo ux7. b, fpuud cuu.
vtnptIy % hand at No. Il Clr1k ztTeat Chicaso, III
J.W.h .hHAW, Axe1t np14as3 a5S1ey
, 1862-04-18

c. E. 8CRIHEN, Advertising Ageut, SO Dear-
khts and al the Leading Rapsrs Of the North,cest.
, 1862-04-18

XHT ANTED-Board wanted on
~ the souih Eide north Of Twelfth street, for
Eert!euau and vile on May 1rst. References given
6pi2 E4IE.Sf
, 1862-04-18

TRINITY CHURCH.-The An
l. nual Sale and Lesiing OF 7ew5 Ia thx Church will
commence 81 O'Clock A. II. on EASTER MONO X,
Apin list ana pN;t3t
TO RENT-Houee No. 1856 East
Madison street. Poslc*s'cn given on MsT hrst,
Inquire At z Vest monroe strset, o1 VIM. ELIIa.
, 1862-04-18

WANTED-By q ten years resi-
w dent Of this city, stosslon as Collector or
Travelling Agency for the CITY, Could furnish bs
teams, &C., would have 10 objection to Ce7kBhIp
AGaIsts "a, i" PoLt Once Box Isl. apla pil4 LII
, 1862-04-18

TOR SALE-The best Residence
Lot in the North Division. e By $50 feat, With
euth and east exposure Wf1i be sold at price:
but th1ee1oustbs Of the purchase money may b
SECURED by Hong tncumn1aace On the prenisea For
ssle ct q bargain inquire at the TRADER9' HANK,
corner ClnrE and Lake 8treet. apis pf1iSt
, 1862-04-18
Arts 8n0 5clenefS.

FENCING ACADEMY.-.Em~
c1eut {ozraet,on IN the use q 70 nroae1 q
small Kwp7I s1h.e+ hayonet ASd eeE = annssa
EIB8NI a4 No. Is Wet Ea2aoaPn 6a3es@ MI n29+iW
rates Call and see Him. -.