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Another Naval DemonstratIOn from
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u IblE tslI1.I FUEslAsVyUA' n ~ = I
NEw YoRK, Jan. 3.--Advices from Port Royal
indicate that Commander Dupont is preparing
for new naval demonstration -GunboatS are
concentrating, and a large number OF armed
launches are practicing to assist the landing OF
troops. - .--.-..-...
About ten thousand troops could be spared
from Hilton Head in addition to Gen. Stevens 4
brigade to operate against Charleston, Savan-
nah OF the rebel force at Coosusatche-- latter
most likely.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
ielphia Press says orders are given for move
ment by way of Occoquan; also that Gen. Burn.
eide will ascend the Rappahannock. -.-.---
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EAMaaTAT6 0IM0

Ia siIudlns % SSacnsI afIsirS, 5e aIsribotsS
our dohplicatiops abroad and troubles at homo
to the inectiyity Of tho army, and says The peo-
pie will not tamely submit to sec our armies
used to protect slave property Of rebels when
the most active meena should be taken 10 sup
prebs the rebellion, sparing nothing and apollo
gizlng 70 nobody for 0uractions. ~ .eg Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-04

New YoRK, Jan. 2.-The transports Cshswba
and Roanoke from Port Royal on the evening
of tho 30th ult. arrived here this forenoon
They bring no news. Passed the sloop-of-war
Cumberland on the Is. Inst, in lat 36, long, IS,
cruiain0 rH.. .. ID. E-,. w 'sfs-.ss col D. d
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4 Commissioners Sale.
Court of Common Pleas.

- "a adnntrY
! 1. - Court of Common Pleas :,
,1tRTgE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
h, sup1li |, from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
'A alAy, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
lggX JHouse, in the city OF Columbus, Ohio on
NJ, !she 4th day Of January, A. D. 1852,
ing presnous Of 10 A. M. and 4P. NJ, the fol.
.df tmles. situate in the city Of Columbus, Frank
J; 81 Ohio, TO wit: II fN IA
M, 39s; also, lots Nos IA, Is, 16, II, 10, TO-
MI \ said city, J lFE.ff' NeegL.ea y
N zI-Lot No. 3s5.................s35o0 90
Lots Nos. II and IS, at.".S475 90 each.
~ = a." IS and II, at.... 500 90 -"
M I" 1s, 1890 & 81, at AIS 90 "
s,iI Z" 22,at..,....... $50 90
80 g. W, HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
slE and Master Commissioner.
er's fees, IS 25. l'.3 sti ut.f
it&wtd y Iit W.
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l.aces and Embroideries.

M ALTESE & POINT
Lace Collars and Sets. French, Pusher and Thread
Lace Wells new patterns) Valencienes, Thread and
Point Laces, Embroidered Collars Sets, Trimmings and
Skirts Lace Barhes and OoiuTes Plain Linen Collss
Setts and Guns Embroidered Collars and Oua y Sets
Balm & SON,
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New YORK u.ttls Market
REPORT

81 PoR taE WEEK ENDING WEuuspAv, Jan J. 1851
TOTAL RrCErYrs ov CATTLE OF ALL Kinds, WEEK.
According 70 the reports from the several market
places In the city, there have bssn received isweek' 90
T7hT" sheoo and lel s. t.
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Z sr. JOINS, N, F,, JAN, 3.-The steamship
Bohemian, with Bddsh troops on board passed
Cape Race this morning
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-04

New YoKK, Jan. 3.-The strike at the Navy
Yard has ended. The men returned to work
to day. .ral1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-04

n NEF YoBK, Jan. IA Richmond dispatch Of
the 3lst, says the rebel war steamer James
town joined hero consort, the Yorktown, below
Ia the James River. er.----------
Ha The guDboat Tensor would coon befeady for
active service, q HEI nILIII10L
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BRILLIANT OR WATER-PROOF
IL CLOAK CLOTHS. Also, other makes OF eprinR
d loak Cloths In ell desirable mixturesBindngs Tas
solp and Buttons to match. Balm 4 SON
apul5 No. % South High stfeA
x No. ~ south High streef
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(, HALIFAX, Jan. 3.--A painful rumor Is current
In this city Of the loss Of the steamship Parana,
with eleven hundred troops on board, In the 81.
Lawrence river; but cannot DO traced to any
reliable source. ,
A large war steamer, supposed American, is
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Hog Markets.
oINoINNATI.

The receipts of hogs the past fortyeght hours were
800 head The demand is good, and all that Of
fered were taken at prices ranging from 50 203 95
latter price for extra heavy. The sales were:
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r sss 10 ssssJ
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty. .,o,,,tb
street, 5000. ~ ror"IOurn
The prices to-day are quoted as follows: p
@Tir.t @ quality.....ssh@e Ordinary. 6 an
aeoium .'''''"'1 @s Extra...... .,...
Eome Extm good Beeyes may DO quoted al ghc. n
Inc general average Of the markets. 30.
Ine most Of the sales range from 7aeI<c - %.
nj, rrces % per mead and per pound, Of different Weights
$3.50. .1Ir = - - --'.S"'s ' wy ''''' " "SeA'
This Is 654 head more than last week and 500 head
Tess han the average OF last year. The average mum
while the number to-day being 5000 shows SO head
week. 'S '''AD '''' |''iS uAS
The following drOvss are In market this week fIOm
Sam. shuster, 30; John Flynn, so; VIM. Thompson.
S9i pb,, seS. & Gray 2l r g. D5:coll IS; oapt Vail 52
neimeri "; D. A. Bartlett, 90; A. q. Parry, IS.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts Of the week, 7,733. f -e slELa
Ins receipts Of the week cover one working day more
nan last week. yet the total IL considerably smaller
and consequently there s slight advance.
We md the market to-day mot In a brisk oondao,- .
though not very full, but Sheep are on sale Than
viii sell st the prices they were held at early this morn
fair qualify Sheep, weighing 90 70 lIOB This d tbs
character OF most Of the lots in Market though some
that rate little better are held higher. For Instance
were estimated at 90 average by buyer and gT NJ by
seller We notice some Of the big sheep reported Al
OBrens last week still on hand The demand for extra
Sheep Is not good. :.
The kind OF stock that sells best Is that which bss the
most valuable peI, Snd win weigh about IS to IS lbs
net Of good fair quality Of mutton. Such sheep will
bring 80 per b, live weight; the pels sell for 81 u.s. and
and the mutton at 90 per pound. - -''--.F
The demand for sheep at Albany s 80 strong now that
many OF the wesern droyen sell out there and but few
OF the New York buyers venture to compete with the
eastern buyers and the Mcraws who buy TO Kill at All
bahy, and send the meat here for sale. 7'T
The trade In mutton IN Washington market has been
better this week, owing TO the steady cold weather. and
that has given tie sheep men confidence TO hold
for an advance. 90.
THE HOG MARKET. 4 ...
Receipts this week, 40, ,499.
The following are the quotations given by Henry D.
Grant Superintendent or the Market: Corn fed hogs
3x0p4c. y h live weight.
Distillery Hogs, 393kc. y b. .H'A
This is decline Of about Nc h upon corn hogs
which we oonsder rather favorable, with the great IN
crease Of numbers on sale though 1t true that por.
on OF the receipts really belong to last week. as the
number thus given Q7,50g embraced nearly fye days.
This would make the receipts for two weeks 81 ga5
which Is good deal less than the two previous weeks
Geo. W. Dorman gives the following figures as the
price Of Hogs this week: H
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The market is dull, with only house in operation,
which has killed 1884 hogs, making the total to date '
400 with none in pens The only transactions have been
sale Of 460 tlerces lard and shipments eastward
Of lot on sale,-lDemocrat, Jan. L. :, F,ts.sg
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INDIANAPOLIS.

We note sales yesterday at S3per hundred for heavy
weights Light hogs brought 90 IS. There was no ami
gome IS 900 head have been slaughtered at this point
10 date [Sentnel, Jan. i.
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DETROIT,

The hog market during the week has not materially
changed and the demand has been good at the quotations
given For lots averaging 300 lbs 93is paid; $50 lbs
IS I0 900 lbs % 25 md for very heavy lots % IS
which Is the most that can be obtained .-tAdverser
Dec, 81. E'-r
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spRINaPIELD, ILL.
IoUrsyILLE

Our packers are paying 90 OO@0 Is gross for hea'
hogs.--l Journal, Dec. 81. lt thR
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lpsaeB DiNa'c'

Rebel scouts came yesterG 8 ,ome 80 rods this
side of Fairfax G. H., on the Little River
turnpike, and on the FAllaHhurch road. They
came within half mile of our pickets and
watched them closely. Squads of their cavalry
occupy the hills surrounding Fairfax A
large force is two miles beyond, and eight regi-
ments are at Flint Hill.
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that
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In al
, 1862-05-28

NANTHD-To purchase small
,1nst ,c ssean. =: EnGine two or three horse power
lest Office Box GE. mr.A +4:5S at -
, 1862-05-28
FROM GENERAL McCLELLAN'S
COLUMN.
The Skirmish on the Ckicka-
h0m1ny.
Losses Of the 4th Michigan.
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF LOSS TO THE CREW
OF THE MONITOR.
TEE REBEL ARMY mOVING OFT
OF RICHmOND,
The Virginia Legislature to Remove
the Women and Children,

WASHINGTON, May 27th.-Gcn. Mcclellan
telegraphs that his troops have cut the Vir-
ginia Central railroad at three points between
HaEoTer Court House and the Cbickahominy,
NEW YORK, May 27th.-In the skirmish on
the Chickahominy on Saturday, a4th inst, the
gallantry Of the 4th Michigan made there ex-
piolt among the most memorable Of the war,
they having foughAand routed IN entire rebel
brigade. 4 brief account OF tile affair is as
follows:
A reconnaissance composed Of the 4th A1ichi-
gan regiment, Col Woodbury., and squad Of
INC "a cavalry, Capt. Gordon, was made. Five
companies Of the 4th Michigan, under Bowen
Ct the Typographical engineers, and Lieut.
Custer Of the 5th cavalry, acting with the
typographical corps, crossed the Chicka-
horniny short distance above New Bridge,
with thirty men Of the Eth Michigan. This
four, companies Of the 5th Louisiana regi-
ment, who were out on picket duty at
the bridge, md brigade of the enemy
who were supporting them. In tie
mean time the remainder of the regiment and
the squadron Of cavalry approached the bridge
OF the four Louisiana companies. The first
knowledge the rebels had OF the near presence
OF an enemy was the firing from thirty mus
kets Ut pistol-shot range, making havoc in the
ranks and causing serious panic, while tho
main body advanced in front and opened a
deadly fire. The result was that thirty.one Of
the enemy were taken prisoners, fifteen
wounded, and between sixty and seventy were
left dead on the field. Among the prisoners
was lieutenant. The casualties on our side
we're one Killed, one mortal1y and six slightly
wounded. Lieut. Bowen had his horse Shot
under him during the skirmish,
The 4th Michigan sustained the following
loss:
, 1862-05-28

WAsH1SG7sS, May Z7.-The following Yas
received at tte War Department at IL O'CLOCK
last night:
W1ltAxsToRT, May e6-4 .. m.
To TIE PnEsIn9ST: hare the honor to report
Ssr safe arrival oE my commands at this place last
esnipg ei Ell as tea n ogck and the passse q the 5lh
of the different c!mbats ID which ;hse' Nv
command CO..: has participated ei7ee tha n,areh
An an nnab1c 1cpo1t, bat have ss grest sss
loss much less tzn mift haE Zen aneici
pated, considering ths' yery great disparity Of
totccs casaged and1 long inaGu1et piaaa Of the be-
eEemy, Thlch aimed at rDthing less than the en-
TIRE saptare Of our force: a detailed statement
vii be forwarded sooE as possible
.a1t efoa1seF:d nc ths enemy con
engagements. at Strasburg1 M;ddietowns Nnsrfn
al point Estween these p.9ces, and at Wnches.
IL ~. = n1e @ lofee o. the ene11y was estimated at
epq p and aG g %en 7ey s
slsie9 q two oFigades, less tEan 1900 strong III
told, 1,5o0 carsazy, tenlPaHott guns; siz sE6oth.
ne suhstant nj preservation Of the entire, eun-
Ply train is scrrce Of gratiheatioh It nnusbersd
anont 10 hve hundred wagons, On forced neEch Of
formed tn one day, subject to constant attaeE IN
f5ont, rear and snk 1aeco1ding to ita position, bv
nc @ enemy n full force, the pantcs oi teamsters,
three hundred yards, with slender preparations
fifty wagons. 1<'0-" A1-ee
., 9n1 t!oopz are in good spirits, and occupy both
eidcs Of the river r BAEFs
Major General comnsndin,e-
BALTIMORE, May 27-Private accounts from
Martnshurg represent that only few rebel
scouts we're in town yesterday, and theT
shortly afterwards retired without doing anT
damage. '
The Indications are that the enemy Is re-
treating to Winchester.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-By DISPATCHES re-
cclred this morning from the War Department.
We learn that affairs are quiet in the YicinitV
Of HaIper's Ferry.
!, A message from Gen. Banks, dated o'clock,
this morning, says that Capt. Cults, of the
French Zouares, has brought his command
into Hancock, having had two killed; A.1afer.
dispatch from Gen. Banks says: tall quiet at
Williamgpo1t.''
.HARR1sBuRG, Pa, May 27.--Tbc following
dispatch has been received by the Governor
from reliable source. It is proper the peo-
pie should know the facts:
CHAMBERs1URa, Pa. May 26 1872
10 GOVERNOR CURr1E: We have examined .
dozen stragglers from the Maryland let and Gen.
Banks column today. The testimony is concur-
rent as to the brutal treatment Of our sick and
prisoners. number Of Penns51sanians Who
were sick at Winchester are hid IN the Hheat
deida- On Gen. Banks' route Of retreat NAM
were nlercllesely hntchered.
, 1862-05-28
ILLINOIS FOR THE DEFENSE
OF THE UNION.
THE OFFICIAL ORDER OF GOV. YATES.

GENERAL. HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF ILLINOIS, J
ADJUTAkr GENERALS OFF1cE
SPRINGFIELD, May II, 1852.
GENERAL. ORDER No. .Tu1RrY-sIx.-Under
authority Of the Secretary of War, thirty COM
DaE1es Gt tnfat>trF nil he aoecI.aeIf, fof-{4o~-
crnment service for the period ofthree months,
unless Eooner discharged, said companies to
conslst OF not less than eighty or more than
lo0 commissioned officers and enlisted men.
and to be employed in performing camp and
garrison duty in this State.
When each company has the minimum
umberactually enrolled, it will be Organized
and elect lis comm issioned officers, aud when
ten companies are formed they will be organ
lzcd into regiment, aud IN election ordered
for field officers.
In accepting companies for this special ser
vice preference will be given to companies
already organized, provided they are immcdi-
ately rendered and ready for duty.
The officers and priyates OF these regiments
will be entitled to the same pay and allowau-
ces as the three years volunteers now in the
service OF the Government
Tenders in the northern military district Of
this State must be made to the undersigned ut
Chicago during the present week, and in the
southern district at these head quarters, as
these forces are required for Immediate SER
vice to relieve regiments now under marching
orders for the field.
The greatest possible dispatch is requested
in their organization.
BY order OF the Commander in Chief.
ALLEN c. FULLER, Adit. Een'l
, 1862-05-28

w A n TE D-To hire q good
~ Hiaekst.sith to 20 into the country Ina1fra At
). RALLOU'S Lumber Yard on Gr6ve stntat ~ ~
tween North and Old streets 0 rS-S rfSSst -, ~
, 1862-05-28

1he following petition to Congress for en-
larglns the locks OF the New York canals, for
PASSING n'ail-clad vessels, headed By ex-Presi-
dent Fillmore and signed by leading citizens
Vi Buffalo OF all parties, was presented on
Saturday, the 24th, by Mr.. spaulding in the
House OF Representatives, aud duly referred
to the Military Committee. 1t condcnses
very clearly and forcibly the merits Of the
proposition which will probably be discussed
and decided By the House in connection with
the kindred bill already reported by that COM
mlttee for charging thc Illinois and Michigan
Canal to admit the passage Of similar vessels
into the Lakes from the Mississippi:
Tho undersigned citizens of Buffalo earnestly
Solicit Congress, IN addition to provision made and
contemplated for the de{euse of the northern from
tier, to ADOPT, without delay, the measures
Eric and osweSo canals. to size sufficient to pass
vessels adequate to the defense Of tho northern
and northwestern lakes, pursuant to the proyi-
passed April "a, 1SC2- This work accomplis shed.
vessels more powerful than the Monitor could mass
from New York to Lakes Erie and Ontario. or from
other. during the season At navigation
The immense national interests involved in mil
ltary possession OF ihesc waters can be secured in
no other mode 1T 20 small cost Of time and
money We deem it not extravagaut to assert
that, II the proposed work were accomplished. M
attempt would be made to wrest the control of
the great lakes from our nattonal government
Ihc equality OF access to them, which was dcsiSn-
I'd to be secured By our treaty with Great Britain
las been wholly destroyed By the construction Of
the canada canals, aud we are not permitted to
h9lid aud maintain war vessels upon the lakcs.
the superiority Of our commercial interests over
those Of o11r neighborR but increase the danger Of
sudden nttack and is no defense whatever We
nave no impeachment 10 Offer, il, during the seasOn
II navigation, fleet OF British gunboats from the
Atlantic shall propose to take possession Of the entire
chain Of !akef and connecting rivcrs. 4 long line
under contribution OF be destroyed, while COM
Hegce exceeding in yalue the foreign trade Of the
nation 10 either suspended or falls prey to our
ambitions rival. 1s it the part of wisdom to fncur
such ttskse No other nation ever manifested such
indifference to Its vital interests or overweeniur
confidence IN the preservation Of pacific relations
with the only power with which it was liable to
how readily, aud without notice, war clouds may
obscure the horizon. Should we not profit By the
lcfEon and be prepared for dangers that are always
Impending, while En considerable portion OF the
conf inent OWNS European sways
The national Government has expended iarrc
fnDs for the defense OF the Atlantic and Gull
coaets- The interests Of the North and West arc
spcctt III submitted, that By the adoption Of the
pr. jec- in question inland frontier is a,np1y
offended, and a commerce Of incsfimahle value to
oEr A!ans lc States and cities secured from hostile
interruption.
tSig1ed) MTL1AEp FILLMORE,
HENRY ". KoGERs,
GEORGE 3. BABCtcK,
GUT II G1nDR1cH,
~ And many others.
, 1862-05-28
FROM GEN. BURNSIDEsS DEPART-
H1ENT.
Destruction Of Rebel Propertv...a
Steamer Captured

WASHINGTON, May 27th--The United States
steamer Shawzhene, with one company OF tie
9Th New York regiment, on the 9Th inst, pro-
ceeded mp the Chowan River, N. G., to Gates
corn, lard, fish, &c, belonging to the Confed-
crate Government.
On the 14thinst. the United States steamers
Ceres and Lockwood pursued the rebel steam
er Alice up Roanoke River, and captured her
two miles below Williamsburg. She had s
church bells Of Plymouth, Which We're to be
cast into field pieces.
, 1862-05-28
EN- SION AND BOUNTY
l. HEADQUARTERS.
EvnT Lac 1RVnNdNf


Telegraph Building. Corner OF Lake Clark streets
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
surpassed facilities for obtaining
PENSIONS, PAY, BOUNTY,
Payment Of Contractors and Qnartermasters' Claims
a's q! sands aga9st ts
disabled by wounds Of y aisease eentTaete II ehs
ns u sie @ and aH 9{an a tie
~ nnhr pa ~ nnof ehdren or dependant mother
zSS Ss'j.s: 9; promptly collected and
o. a he b haSs S been ned or have died Of disease
APPLICATIONS
Our Blanks are according to forms approved at
Mashagto9 and we make no charge for services
The Departments attend to claims in the orde, thew
s Gsss sesafesss Or 4
To Col Boyden's Headquarters.
hEsHs z$s - we allow
= sasP asa Ts9 Ell e @
S$i Sss!s y: sSs$ $: :s5!? Rs:q,s' ssse.
81. Fsttss, 55S ehSS:;Eo g Sanitary Commission
ShaPli9 Fe'tsSss Ss;S Sanitary Boat :ro1a. STAR
oB Tsase fsoEd cRSnisF od sn as'et Ga'5e
RI 4ssss g. e. Ss:ss
hEiEads Howiend in Gen Paines Div
Brfgadief General DeyenS.
f5sst: 5 g; q; $;Sepzi ; s Wisconsin Vol.
Tess56SSs isaS'Ss ii = ; II Battery
Lent Ha1t Bs5zstts ltste ra5,ors, battery.
,.11HHRH -HaSt-
, 1862-05-28

NAsH1NGToS, May H.-The Mat;9un Lstt3-
h9e7seeT Of to-day, referring to the representa-
lions that the Insurgents again me1aced the
National Capital, says: Besides creatin9 faIse
alarm they arc unjust to the military disposi-
hons which the Government has made fcT the
protection Of this city, while their only cHact
abroad can be to produce fictitious impress
sion mere complimentary to the military
strength Of the insurgents than the facts Of
the case can be held to warrant. The absurd
secession sympathizers have rot disturbed the
'eqnanimit5 Of the people of Washington.
BosToS, Nay 27:-The Massachusetts :22d,
Col F. J. Parker, left for Washington last
eysn1ng; Ihe old First Light battery, Capt.
ssnd troops appeared on the Commen yester-
day eeternoon ready for service, and the uum
Der VIII be greatly sWelled BY arrivals to-day.
, 1862-05-28

b.
hat aJ cr,asa IN ~ a++a1s -arts,n ~ 4S IN
alaI ~, - - 4~aoe' "a Ps..a19E ~ ne loI-
TaIon : " uooPe alto suPpues 1or toe puolc
! ae1ense'
t - -1A'H Hom.
On the A'a1ne occasion directed that Gov
=. Morgan ant Alexander Cummings. of the CITY
Of New Yo.-k, should be authorized hy the
Secretary Of War, Simon Cameron. to make
all the necessss ? arrangements for the trans
* @ ssion y llot 20 au W. 1asiaions asl q "ar N
- ~ dau s:aaEs ~ sus nicers ol Lne army
mail s-,; $1,000 esa,1 sbnn1d 70 oan'ata n5
ea1.h1;sh.1 -. ~ os ~ eeaRiceetl le
,,oS NEE W "eSn so,,at' suo Elcs u masaington
ha n-f,.n,, ~ w - ~ ~ a. W
aT+fn, Em y tnsn a..u euuc! tks,:t - tneM WIS
s,,If ~, 49, ~ ~. ~ eae - 1'o1ues ~ COL
"-.o VIC o'1e1'
ILKpG1SG THE PCBL1c cREDIT.
On the sanc occasion authorized and dire
recte6 The Secretary Of Treasury to advance
without e,urity, two millions of dollars Of
public money 70 John A. Dix. Geo. ondyke,
and RichardM. -Blatehfo-d Of New York, to- be
should he dir,.tIr conss1nent nnnn f1,a wit;
tary and naval Measures ior the defa ne ants
suIpoIt oI Inc toEernmeEt, requiring. them
o1y 70 act WltEout ompc71sadon, and to re-
lort their transactions when duly called upon
Aoes' eia'LEa'
Inc several departments Of the Government
loyal persops that It, rnn]d hap6t t,enn ;mn,,s
slble to provide safely through ofHciat aeeurs
enly, 19r me ps1foElts.nee or Tie duties thus
connaed 10 citizens fasorably aaoWn for their
aoalta1s' aoads' Loyalty and patriotism. Ths several
t.araE t.ueIs ISSUED upon these occat7cuces wcFe
s,,ag ~ PsaNate messengers who pur-
in1.15 anaan us ~ay 10 tee sesoonsu cities.
nI,;n ~ ~ ~ 2Gaaes o. FennslFan1a and
oiSo 'l1o 'ne Nos1nern aakess
THE COUNTRY SAVED:
I believe that by these and. othe- similar
measures, taken without the authority nf1aw
the Government was saved from nve~fhraw
am not aware that a dollar Of the: pnbiic
funds thus confided without authorit4 3f 1aw
to uuoticial persons was e;ther1o4t -: W
although annrehensinna If snch n,;ed;rast;oe, ~
, 1862-05-28

WAsH1Sa7os, Nay 27.-Gen- sigcl Was ser
eua ded tonight H made speech. The
crowd Eas big and enthusiastic.
ulI;g Noening has been received to-day from Sen
Banks.
The War Department received advices this
evening, from Gen. Mcclellan, saying he lad
captured Hanover Court House, our loss ee-
Ing EInaH- We captured one Of the enemy 8
cannon and killed., wounded and took priso..-
ers several rebe els.