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3 COUEI-COUNIY Of ORANGE

- CO. stlBOtI Hienffl, tg.iaat sllAs hisG.
ysAs.'1 Z. BALLJ, 4 NfKeANDO a. FULLER, ASH.
III. INC aao DAVID %. d. WITT deie.cAfts lun4-
os' o. moa-y. iCoin s-.j To the above aauea de-
,,tls fs FERNANDO a. IULLER anI DAVID 4. d.
90 are beIeoy sl1u 1rej ahd required 10 answer
"' OF ne pialltn in fLis oCfpn which b. thi'
- 'N tho Cefk oi tb- 'GuDs Of Grange o. 90 hen,
-s 81 ni' ahi 70 serve aclpy Jour slawts Oh ths
ile Ffslco u toe Summons yp sytive OF lie
!" sfh "'Fice ana II you a ~ afssrg tDo -aid
s."' - Asi-5y rquifed. TIE plaintiff ~ tsks Judgment
ee-st ~ ~ st babdfei dlits h lne Ell foui Au.
~ ~ i~l 1sssles cost. dated royeniler 2O lO2
"'a"t~It ". .. sHhHrE P.iutnia Attorney.
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The China for Liverpool takes 1885,, 900 in god
At Chicago the Controller Of the city cold $751;
200 municipal bonds, bearing v cent interest, at
lO9
Silver is in superabundancs in Canada, az the
bsaks haye been for u long time redeeming their
notes in these coins purchased in this city. IL If
said TO be circulating at 2ia3 y cent Discount.
rLe strange anomaly il, therefore, presented Of a
paper dollar on lie south hank OF the St. Lawrence
NJ about % Y cen, discount compared with gold,
while 90 tue north bank the paper dollar is V cent
premium, Ms compared with silver.
One Of tue Ncw-Jersey banks has issutd bills
which hre a close imitation Of the logal-lender notes
Of the Government The bank, rs far as we eau
learn, Is in good hands, but certainly this at,emp.
to emulate the appearance Of Government currency
il no, oreditable 10 IT,
An abstract q tho report Of the 0Aio Treasurer
shows that the receipts Of tho STATE for the fiscal
year ending Nov. Is, 1902. were so572,3J7. The
disbursements were 5 029 5c6, leaving balance in
The treasury Of Sis27IO. Tue receipts exceed those
u the previous year sSji.579. and the disburse-
merts were larger by sj5,O02
The Boston Post Of yesterday thus notices the
Lake Superior Copper Mining markets
Copper uoci, Lav, been am .rd uod-iey active inso'
quoted Ia NEWTON arm with 90 aiVancii 4
t.rdenry nou the mines ,syofosi Min
good demand It 20 bid roe November pro-
duct IL said viii clns.e-aoy eEc-rd that oi October.
Quincy hss teen firm "; he Tofurus Tor the ycsr
show 90 be tie moot profitable mno In th1 Lske Frank IA
~. e. ay, demand far dsY sud 81 thsi
dsdrni " soud br usde Ia JaruAIy FeweDie hos been
demand q y. 60 ~ hacslAud has bfon IN good d.
usnd D.. ~ the pro-Pcts ~ the min. are ssid TO be
fapdy improving opeoiss IN The sog VEIN tho accounts
ion he very vOrah- sud t~ 0cA has hrcn in
good j. maud :. 20 Acton arT d.cngt - .c'rd 90 have
good demand has e2i'Ied Tor The tech aud
buyers have gTcsl confidence 10 The mine.
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Co p1bom II man Concern.

A MEXICAN PROTOTYPE Co., No. Leroy
n place (cor Besckof Gad Mercrrs 49, An enii4ey Dc
Ifoc,s u producing surface Printing iies eoa cs', ~
their Interest ts works aud the picc' o. lh
Company Photographs Of Superior quhity token TnIu
and Pno.Ograp- coir o. good snsrbynss tod and mae
IN order. Letters 70 he sldfesssd TO the AAEiICAN
PIOTOrYPE CO.
A RMS.-W. MARSH, u. 5. Consul at Altoona,
viii puehsse Gud AIaunnition coinui sion o.
Hamburg Tor private individuals, Or tie u. D. Oosefl
uIeut. CuuiusH.4ous, poo cent.
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Amnsernfnts.
WINTER GARDEN.-FIFTH WEEK
w
URlIIJANT ENGACTMENT

WINTER GARDEN.-FIFTH WEE X
BRILLIANT ESaAoEMENr
THOSE CHARMING DELINEAToRs
IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE.
MR. AND hrs. BARNEY WILLIbM5.
WHO have been rightly receysd by the mo' enthu's'ic
audiences ever assembled within the walls Of this beautiful
TONIGHT THURsDAY), Dee. 49,
will be presented fer tho last e bat the popular drama
WILLIE REILLY
NINE gsrney WiiIiams
To be followed by
FOR THE LAST TIME ALSO,
the chsrriug come tietts Of
CUSTOMS OF HE CoUNIhf. william.
M''''' with ''ns' To conclude vita. barney
tie roaring farce Of
PATS BLGNOERs ,,,u,
rst Rooney with $is FvEYHG Barney "'ui'"'
offers this last oppoduniiy q ,eeing
MIR AND MRS. WILLIAMS
THREE CHARMING PIECES.
SNl BASiEf nSr ~
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
WISrER GARDEN:
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 10.
BENEFIT or MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
IRISH AND 1NNhEE SUM, AND DANtbo.
ALL HALLOW EVE,
In which
MR. l. MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
sppeH
LAW FOR LADIES.
NJ RS. L l. l
FIVE CHARACTERS.
To conclude with The fret act II
IRISH ASSURANCE
YANKEE EODESTY.
Pat with song snd pig Barney Wisms
Nancy, Yankee Oui (ygith Yankee
songl bafhey Nllilfih
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DIE --qGs.9 b5s flour 4si tb.. Cera Meal go bsss
g., N.,l IA hass tues fluu i9t bos Whtsh,s.
liD b.n Nlru b5g.4 do CON- iIJl3 Osts, D. ~ ~
SD 1900 81, barley Cj bags Ohcake 100 pkss; tts'la-
ioos l.6lkss butter so pss La.o Low bcsssd he.S
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AZ COURT-Coun'y Of Orange
.sRET fIEK5O|. Plsintf se,inst siLA5 l..
rES 3 HALLECK. HEHNAhDO 4 FULLER,
%. KING cad DAVID r. DeAIIt Drienoaht, 800
o money, icon. nos srfj 10 tho apygs. t.prG
t.. TEkNANbO q. FOLLEk ana DAVID +. De-
Pol are hereby summoned uud 1nissd 10 answer
0f tie piailtin o. ih.s ac.i cA ~ Lich - III d.y
clerk n be County 81 Ofaurr. a. Oof1cn' ~
at ssfye copy 81 your answer On to srD'
7nce g. GOSHEN sioIe.aiG, pi.Din twssty days
col ihis tlmGous upon sou, exclusive " the
vice; aud 81 sou f-n io answer sild complaint
red, Tho pirinIh VIII iste judgment aguiust
ous4nd dollars, with tnt.fest from Ausllt .,
sts--Dafcd Neyembcf ~. i,Dl.
w. snAhfE. P.A-aiIli's Attorney.
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WAsHScroS Der.mbs' y. 1902
ON the petition OF DAVID SAl Il, o. he~,
~ Won. - T. prsying for tie exteasion OF a fstcat
t. him hiay a. IoiJ Tor an imp o'enelt IL .Ia"u
f.rrrug Drop Shot for seyeu yeats ron nc efPi'ai
p.f.ut ica fakrs place ft "a Cly Z tiDy 100.
l. 9irre tit The said petition he heard a. the t'r
once OF MCSDAT tho - diy OF March i1 al - 'Ios1
Ia All trr.ont are notified 20 appear ti4 sho" Cause
auy fre have Why sid P-ton o. sht not 4" be eIa'u'
ff.ons opyI,iDs the extension acc icqnt,u 70 l' ~ '
r,t ON e. thr obrclilAs sp-eally go iuIth ia whhs
A. ,t twenty days before the ~ Of hearing al Testimony
med Us either psIy - u'et ar the sali hrhus me-
.kr aid teatlif.d I'D H0DJda CO Wth lha Irio' % '"'
oiiire winch ysli Doe firDl bed on app iction ~ ,
Iho testimony the vii be ci"od on We i't %! u
F-r,.rv g Ieuastlus uri Other papers ieNed upon a.
oiy as filed 80 tie 'iso o o. rioic tue "oii->
o. that day tLo 4siel.s, II any WITHIN Ten u'5' "o'0
bitct ,.., 80 n. ,s.,,...l
Odered sso that tls notice be pul sed In The nA,,'nA
Iute..is.u. er Wa.hugton. G., andtInD"n" i.
o,r vol f,- ti,fee sgccosve weeks the hf.t 81
.d puOhsstlous 10 90 least say days uJ
81 hearing - J.. h'b-y 49,.
Dee. rs, laNlw. Commis-'''" o. A'eN'''
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lAiyeyi.sementl

Advert ssnirr,
DREW a. lRENCu,
PRoIrC2 COMMISSION MgNcaAsfh
rTtER. CnEAsH EGss, p0.iTAY. OMs. O1AS FLOWN
POAk, So:
No. Fri. blAiiugs New'tofA
Orf motto b. "Quick -t.t. and pr1ufi fetu'ns -
pelsssnee-D H. Mslt. Pre,iien. Ocean bAaA Ns"'i%A
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! 1ILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW
j YORK-TVENrY-FliSsg SEASON, leo2-i9s1
;. RED CONIERP Al lkN NC HALL, SATURDAY
EVENING Dec. 30 1872.
Oh HESTRAL PIECES. SYMPHONY No ], by GADE
fASS0. by LIST, aud ON RfURE LkONObE
No. s. by BEETHOVEN
ssio Performers-SignoT CEN ltMERi, Baritone. and
ur J. w. PArilSO.,, " Piano" Conductor. NJ TIE
ODORE kISFfLD Extfa member tickets f'r sale, aud
subscriptions received tLs usual places Al cke's sold
the evening the Concert, 81 80 each Door
spsn al 7; 70 eoEnesce al O'A0cG
By order. !. sPIER, Secretary.
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GmuscmenIs
!, -..pNI1W,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MO'Ao"'
~ TRIUMPHANT sUCCE IS ,,svs
ENTHUS'h STlC AVD.hNNA'
BoucrcAuLrs GaEAr I Isisa RAM RAM
b0frCiCAULJ'S GREAT IRISH DhAAlh'
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
OR.
-,vYp pRIDrS OF GARRYOWEN,
~ ~ HRIDES OF GARR1OWEN'
: IN BRIDES OF GARkfOWEN'
ms AFTERNOON a sb'e'S9 s.N iS5 a. :, o'clock
HARRISON. c0M.S lMPAOMPrU SINGER
;s'rnG s'sh s,5S'HiN9S1rr TIE $4,000 MUTT,
srs Of .ss most u ffIisqp5 DAY AND EVENING,
and 4, Htsryas and the stage daaS eA'h dramatic en-
'''1H9 GIVE v" xinyARErY OF PERFORMANCES;
i''sS3l XXX S9ssts'u dn9S'L @oSSzcTcUT oIaSrEss
TIE largest d, = her asS in the sno o e TSrd6
ONLY s, ~ so F 2tP w siHcHss ROUND
OLD ADAMSs CALIFORNIA BEAHS,
agaied and peroImrS by hs rseow y h0n'Iamer
coLoRED TROPICAL Fish, ALBINo FAMILY,
o. "a. MOST b bsEtGf MAS dSoS GSszsA1s of
;EFF. DAVIS, WHAT Is TT aud BEAUREGAhD'
QUEEN VICTORIA. A ,se FRINGE OF WALES.
Ard GARIB Abnl. ,,,.,, 80.
s.vNG MONSTER SNAkES LYING HAfff YAM
ms'iOn to ALL rs cents chiidIen under ten 10 cents
fIBLO's GARDEN.
Lessee and ManasrI .....:.:....WM WHEAILhf'
Positively iast night out one OF
FpNIN FOkRESr, -
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec IL, ISoH
tben he will appear IN his grand character,
FEBRO. THE BROhER,
The Fourth Time.
IN Dr. Birds ' FEE BRoKEs ' OF BooorA
Mr. FoRREsSr wiz be sTpP.,I sch by IA s,.v.u
]. o. Burnett. Nadine Ponlst Mira j. IA. Alien,
and The remaining artists Of she company
cel Director. ............... Mr Harvey Il. DcdwoHh.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 10, 1862,
BENEFIT
and
Positively lat appearance Of
tDWlE FORREST.
SATURDAY EVENING Dec. 90 1862,
Positively last nCht OF
MATILDA HERON.
whes,lsy his much pleasure in announcing tia. he
Hecled ih iLe Cee0T aied tfaso artisf
J. b. ROBERTS,
vi will make his hrs' appear his tss.er In The
jKAND ROMANO SPECTACULAR DRAMA
FAUST AND MARGUERITE,
r. has been for Hsny mouth. la PREPARATION for The
Christmas Holidays.
: yin be produced for toe hist tins
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. p,
s. Grind aud Essentially Novel Mech iniosl Effects
Perfectly New scenery, New Dresses. snd
New Appointments.
And supported by Fgl AMI Powerful Company.
p-uo' rnanccs will commence a. - O'CLOCK. Doom
{ precisely At O'Clock
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ceeal Nollfes.

T-iRSUANCE o. an order Of the Surrogate
%. Comfy Of Nev.iork rOfiCh Is Htnrb1
20 al persons having claims tgs.nst THOMAS }.
Of The CitT Of rtgfoft. rofs tceas~d 90 pre-
tho SANE viii vchefs hereof 90 me suDsclpe Of or
az r..iI~nce. so twcIty-ix 1aruln1sterf 10 the ty
N-1Yofs on b.fcfe the eleventh DIS 'l June heIt
AGED Ne~ Yofs. tie ID Ia day " Deem 'sr i8,l.
II. i.weino rb' ELlLABL IA $. DEW hdminis'rn'rh
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nerc.rs Rochester. Seedlings 4 Dbl. 50 1908
he,c.rs. Rochester. y hg.s............ - -
sie,ctr.. choice. T. l.. = bhl........... go 20
MERGERS clolce Northern, = bJl....... SV'd I'D
Tesrh Blows, y nb.s...............s... ttg
Truce Allef's. q O.l.................. ne %
Buckeyes. . bDL Tor sstd.............. 20 ..
tutffs 81 uli................s..s.s A 90 : y
lsrk son Whites = hbL................ 80 y
NeyeScoiids, " oush..,.........s's''' % "
June. ........s..........s..''..s 80 -
saeet Potatoes, cnoice, & ool......... 90! w
GAlUNs-Ae quote;
Cotrsc i.ut Red y hbl................Ss s1d ~ -
Connecticut yellow, = obi...,.,...... ~ %
bunch. d .'............s..ss.ssss'ss ,'w
" nike clo .e. :, hDl................... sOg W
FtssH PAri1s.
APPLRs-The market j. vers qu'e' We qn'tr'-s,s,
M,.iern ui'Ara los fir $50 . obL.Ft - 81 %
tE,-F- dtra0le lots are gig on te "AAt' ous
after aiugens inquiry we can hea o. 10 'a7''
We ql,c: -
I.alc r. common. 3 5......................-- To
tanwbss. D n. choice Western. ...'.'''''- GO
CrA,HsnuE. arc da.i sud lower. We quote;
thfr Cod. ..s.sss''ss'' '''''' ~ W -
Mts.rrn GOOD 20 Gu ll"....s..s..ss.ss.ss o W
RSD Fau!f.
W. quote;
Apn'e. new State, y S...................,.3i6 &c
lllcd ,htultt ueN, b...............''.'.it p g
Dtsnif -
ParAuernet,...........'.s'' $500
he gehes, pee ed. ioc-
tisDgiEs.
Uorev-srraW elsss boxes " ic Glove. y f0.lS0,cc-
H,nsv-srrnl. r.ass bo1e. bucAwh~st. q b..l2a &C.
Honey -St-sned. E iuG 10
Hickory Mass, 4 uush....-............ 90 .
lun'is, hu.'ba.as, = b0i..'.......' p.
MsuOw a4ussA, = bol,............'..' ""
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-18
A. d. INSLEE'S
New Book List.

Lessons in Life, by Timoth Titcomb, l0l
Spare llours, by John Brown, NJ. D., author
Of "Rab and his Friends" l6t
Songs in many Keys, by o. w. Holmes, l2i
In Memoriam, by Alfred Tennyson, Il new
and superb edition for Holidays, 26l
SaSe's Poems in blue aud gold, II
Play Book Of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 800 engravngs, LII
Play Book of Metals, by Pepper illustrated
with 800 engrayngs, III
Commentary on the Epistle to the Seven
Churches in Asia by bean French, 1.O
Cloister and the Hearth, by Chas. Reade,
Paper ~ cents, cloth l.2
Record Of an obscure Man, II
Notice to Quit, by W a. Wills, paper. O.
East Lynne, paper o.
For Better for Worse paper, q
Streaks of Light, or Fifty two facts from the
Bible ior liftytwo Sundays in year. G
Jenkins vest pocket Lexicon, o
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains, by Rev.
J. X, MaGdnh II
Lord Bacon's Bible Thcuphta. lO
Pathways of promise, o.
Old Marges Flower Stall, "a
Angus Tarion, by A. l.. o. H., 2t
The Chiefs Daughter Or day break In Britain
by A l., o T., Of
The Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame letiusmrim, .Ol
Amy Deane and other tales, II
AL new books received as soon as published
at
A. d. INSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store.
GO3 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-18
Loyalty or the Epl.eopal churen

Bishop Whitingham, of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Maryland and the District ct
Columbia, has transmitted TO all the clerg, men
Of that Church in paroclial charge in tue bis.
r ct, for use on all occasions Of public worship
within eight days following the sunday after tue
receipt OF his letter the following
Frdyer of Yhaaksgtrny for iate lntouss.
o, Almighty God, the Sovereign Commander Of
all the world, in whose hanl is power and
might which none is able 10 withstand,
we bless and magnify Thy great and glorioes
name Tor the happy successes which Thou hast
vi late NOuchsRied in 50 many instances 70 Tie
arms Of this Nation, aud more especially tor the
dghSerance Of this city aud district from the
letrors Of blockade and seigt. And We btseech
Thee, give to us and to all tins people grace to
use this great mercy Shown towasd Us To Thy
glJry the advancement Of Thy Gospel, the honur
Of our country, aud as much as Ia US leth tb,
good Of all mankind. Sir up our heArts, q.
Lord, to o true thanktulnes-, such as may np-
pear in our lives by humble, holy and ubetliput
walking before Thee our days; through Jesus
Christ our Lord, u whom with Thee, o Father,
and Thee, y Holy Glosi, ls for all Thy mereies,
50 in particular for these victories and Ills de-
liyersuee, he all glory aul honor, world without
end. Amm.
bishop Potter has directed the following adj
tivnal praytr to the clergy Of the Diocese Of
Pennsylvania, II Le read as there shall be &C.
casion
90 Eternal God, the shield Of our help, beLea,l
whose sovereign defence Thy people dwell il
safety, We bless and praise, We lauI and nagni,
Thy glorious name, for all Thy goodness u Ia,
people Of this land, an especially for tue success.
with which Of late Thou h0at or wned cur effort,
to maintain the authority OF law aud restore one,
more the blessings Of union aud peace Inspire
our souls with grateful love in up our voice.
in songs Of thanktuuess make us humble hn,
watchful in our prosperity, and prepare us ioi
whatever ieyerzea Thou shalt =re that VT need
Give wisdom and grace 10 cur rulers Puui
constaucy aud oontnge aud charity towards nj
men into the hearts OF cur people. Draw 10.
wards us those who are alenatel from us in ep.
pearance u in heart and hastcr, . Lord 81
Hosts, the blessed day when lis one people VIZ
may once mere give thanks unto Thee III ThJ
holy church, and by our daily lives show forth
Thy praise, through Jesus Christ, our most bless
ed Lord aud Saviour, Amen"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-18

dropped in their precipitate flight. One
his sweetheart Zone of old Abes
tuofs to set in her brespin.' Another pro-
missed some of Linkerns hare to make
night cap" for his lady-loye.
Our gifted and patriotic Representative,
Hon. GEoRGE Z. FlsHER, availed himself oi
the opportunity yesterday, 10 address the
House on the passage Of the resolution
suggested in the Presidents extra message
This is Mr. Fishers first speech in Congress.
and the ability with which he acquitted
himself, elected at its conclusion the warm
est congratulations He endorses the Pre-
sdent's position OH the question OF Eman'
cipation with compensation. He argued to
show that it is return to the halcyon days
Of the Republic, when il was not disturbed
/ hv the novel and distractng councils Vi
| ultra men on either side. He congratulates
the people of the whole country upon the
revealed intention of our Chief Magistrate
touching the aggravating topic he regards
it as the middle ground, the very channel
between Scyla and Charihds. The great
doctrine of States rights-rghis which EN-
brace the control Of their own domestic
Affairs, was fully conceded and amply recog-
nized. Mr.. Fishers manner in speaking Is
calm, graceful and dignihed, lie is evident
ly no admirer OF the ong-winded Buncombt
pcecAcs, su common now days. but zoe
rlsht tu the point in brief aud pointed Ian
puage. At the conclusion OF las speech TIT
resolution passed by a vote Of ~ yeas It
81 nays. Emancipation with just comprll
.ation is Il foregone conclusion Its fulfil
ment is simply question oi time and St
GArns the Border states are concerned th
. time is not remote. u. y. q.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-18
the BATTLE AT PEA RIDGE.
Thirteen Cannon and One Thousand Six
Hundred Prisoners Captured
REBEL LOSS 1000 KILLED AND
$500 TO 5000 WOUNDED.
Our Loss, 600 Killed and Nearly 500
Wounded.

RoLLA, Mo-, March l6--The remains of Col.
Hendricks, of the Twenty. ninth Indiana Regi
ment. killed at the battle of Pea Ridge, Arkan.
sas, arrived here yesterday, accompanied by his
brother and two or three other gentlemen. They
left the battle ground on the Monday following
the fight They represent the contest as terrible.
The rebels fought desperately, using stone in
their cannon when their shot gave out. Their
force is stated at SO, 900, including 200 indians
under Albert Pike. As near as could be ascer-
tanned, our loss was 600 killed, and from sou to
| 900 wounded
The rebel surgeons who came in TO dress the
wounds OF their fallen, acknowledge Il loss Of
1000 killed and from $500 to 1000 woundt /.
We took |, 900 prisoners and ! 3 pieces of cannon
10 Of which were captured by Gen Sgels com
mand, by Colonel Patexris brigade
Two OF our cannon belonging to Dayids0n'a
battery were taken by the rebels, but subse
qneutly were recaptured by our troops
The rebels were completely deleated-one
division under Gen. Price flying in one direction,
and the other under Gen Van Dorm taking
another,
Major Herbert Of one Of the Louisiana regi-
menis, who was taken prisoner, says that Cen
Frost, of Camp jackson notoriely, was Killed in
the battle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-18
LETTER FROM WAsuINGrON
arrsspondenee Of the journal snd Statesman
WAsHINaroN, March IL, lsG2.
llENRy EckRL, Esq,


DEAR SIR To-day is
the brightest lairest, most genial of the
year, our streets again are fit for christians
to walk and ride upon; the teign vi mud
no longer fixes the bounds Of our travels.
aud hence everybody is out Of doors enjoy
ing the glad sunshine, and welcoming the
Spring weather Pennsylvania Avenue, al
ways the centre Of attraction is, to-day.
doubly so, for the fairer portion Of creation
who crowd the sidewalks seem to bid fair Ia
out-number the braver portion who crowd
the broad street, with their serried ranks en-
route for secessia
'Fhe loss of so many brave men in the
recent naval conAict cast deep gloom over
the faces of the loyal people Of this city
yet, to-day every body looks in good hu.
NOR, because every body feels that the Union
is now sale beyond peradventnre. And why
should they not Manassas is ours" Ma
nassas, the Gibraltar Of the rebellion. Ma
nassas the terra iucogaita where the devil
and Beauregard have held high court for
almost Il year past is evacuated, ingloriously
abandoned to two regiments Of Union troops
without blow. And now full high adyanc.
ed, the flag of our country floats to the
breeze, where but yesterday the accursed
rag Of jeff Davis shiftless dynasty insulted
high heaven with its dirty presence.
The sun Of treason has set, the last streak
Of twilight yet marks the horizon, in little
while, and all this damning plot will sink
beneath the waves uf oblivion and in its
stead spring up new order of things that
will cement the Union stronger than words,
yea stronger than the Constitution.
Gentlemen just in from Manassas, bring
the ridiculous news that the rebels nj that
a. Al.
grinace method of warfare that they did at
Munson's Hill i. @. mounting hollow logs
on wheels, to initiate flying artillery aud
placing in position on the walls of their
delences huge trunks of trees with the ends
painted black to resemble the muzzle of
cannon. Now we have IL solution to the
orders Of Beauregard against ad-
mission within his lines 1t was to hide his
not his strength. Numerous let
ters were found by our troops, fresh from
the pens of the valiant eYacuators and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-18
GEORGE y. McCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
THE WOMEN OF NASHVILLE AND THE
FEDERAL. SOLDIERS.


Nashville correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times gives the following account of how 1enr-
raj Nelson intended 10 treat Secession woman
who, in her enthusiasm for the rebel chief, over.
stepped BIER bounds Of propiety The correa-
pOndent Gays;
For some unaccounlable reason the women ol
this stction do not favor the Northern soldiers
la their march toward Nashville they were
frequently greeted by some female dweler by
the roadside with "Therc goes the Yankees -
"Well soon soon zee another Bull Kun !" aud
other expressions not very complimentary to
Northern enrs. On one OCCASION as General
Nelson was riding ut the head OF lis command,
one Of these female SecessiOnisls thrust her head
from the window and screamed "llurrah for Jef'
Davis hurrah for jeff Davis :"
This was too mueh for the General, and riding
close TO the fence, he shouted, 'Madane, if You
repeat that again, III be cursed if don't quarter
Hlan in your house who il covered all over with
the small pox." This had the desired effect, and
the adulator Of jeff Davis retired into obscurity
until the soldiers were out of sight.
But few women of respectable character are to
be seen on the slreets of Nashville as yet. With
the advent of the rebel forces the wealthier Of
the Union families left, aud on the approach of
the Federal forces the indicators Of isSouthern
rights" took unto themselves wings and lied also.
The UniOnists, however, are beginning to return,
and in some cases they do so TO lind that their
premises have been overrun and their houses
despoiled