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, 1862-03-19

NEW. YORK, March 1s--CorroS quiet and
FIorE-s1markss cogtznnes heavy; Com
Fnpe. stats; IS IcG25. so for extra state; S. s19
medium ezt1n western ;s5.eGss75 ior shipping
bsands-market closing heavy. Canadian flour
buyers. Sales 80 bblz at s5.45a6.s0 for common
to choice extra. Rye -four qnict and steady at
S1s6d Sd sea ea @eh Eteax %,ti M9deFats a.
WHISKY MARKET easier with sales of67olbbls at
GRaIs- Wheat easier TO purchasers and in limited
demand: sales 800 bu red state at S,.3s aud 800
bn white western st S1.45- RE quiet; sales 4,500
bn at ssGs1. con- rules steady with fsir export port
inquiry; sales 81 0c0 bu at SSH for mixed western
in rtore; GO delivered 81 damaged do; 590s61 for
white southern. Oats dull and lower with 1riaing
ssles at 37@3o for Jersey, Canadian, western sad
state.
GRocERIEs-Srgar raw cont linnes IN fair demand
and market very 1lrnl- Sales IN hhds Cabs at 81
@IAc> aa hlds Porto Kico at &c; and lo1 hhds
atea9 a q Il PoTo
60 hhds Neuyitas at sc, 2l5 hhds Cuba Afuscoyado
at 2s@zsc. Is hide Triaidad ar 3oe,
Sales ESQ brls ut $1s.sSala.75 fer mess: SloNtl
for prime; and III. 2.s0l>!3.50 for prime mess.
Beef more 1etlvc: sales OF 500 brlst $450G5 50 for
country prime: GO for mess: SIG 85,for
rtpneked mess sra 3a11 50 for = mess: Prime
mess beef quiet and steady. Beef hams scarce
aud very Brm at $1s.5oa5i7,25- Cut meats in fair
demand. Sales aV pkg= and 5000 shoulders pick
hams also 500 1b5 heads at s2.st e
Ito fhs- Dressed hogs heavy and lower. Safes
| At, 55s@se for western ard 5a5,zc fol-. city
Bacon sides moderately ac.iyc with sales Of
3a5 boxes at 6s4c for city long clear n1;idles !,
nc short clear d. and e for short ribbed do.
The lard market continues IN favor Of buyers.
Sales 80 br1s at FGzs.ie, the latter IN extreme
ETieea: E T. EutteF f5n: Sales at eG,3s for ohioi IL
MoEEr-Narket little easier and moderate
business ut 67 per cent for call 1oans chiefly at
| the iusidc rate; 6h7 per cent for prime paper.
Ste1ing exchange quiet at 11id1l!a for 1nerchnts
1l114M-l1a for bankers bill American gold hrmer
| for business-1A per cent prem California gold
bars noEcI1slGGlI ,,1lG per GENT prem: Government
| E1ocks-sejngl e. 1881. at 931i@93yss Il SID
! Treasury otes quoted ut par
| SIocKs-Dull and heavy, e ! RI 5T:a s
DC c 25si, DO preferred 57Si 4 T a658: s4as
/ c scrip 6GtS II SIX, b 30; Eric SIX: n i 6
S3:s Pacific Maii 95:S, American gold 1Uit llud
son Cd bonds S7* La s. 81; Alo 6s 53,1; 7 s. o.
ii coupons IS, S Us 81 coupons s3zt q 6s 81
| registered 9S2s.
, 1862-03-19

time libcsn considering the 1atencss Of the set
son. and posk packing Is get going On. Three OF
four houscs ere also engaged In packing beet. !;
The Provision market daring the greater part
ofthe week was dnll and heavy, end prices Of near
u every article declined; bur the further adyance
OF the Western army into the South ca2aed slight
reaction at the close. MESS PoRK-rhe market
opsIeddul At fiji GO, with tas few sales ill Sat
utday last, wheu 400 BRIG cit; packed wls sold ct
$3.50. The news On No!:lay, from the Nissi==ip-
pi river, however, caused q better feeling, and
sales wezemade at s1e.ssE:z10.;5. and one .rans-
action st $1f0o free Of storage and insurance TIL
the ast OF Nay-the market closing at $1075.
PRIME Mess PcEK-Therc is very little doing and
the market Is nominal at fa-50GlU.e0. 8S1K
NHArz-There is fair demand for Shoulders at &c.
loose, but holders ask 31z93isc- Hanls are quiet
and steady At 5!sI41{c, '1oosc. Sides are in
good demand and scarce at l19c 1oo=e
PlcEIED NEATs--Fams II sweet pickle are in
good Geraaaa and sales have been liberal st 50 80
per brl, and III. Is per tierce. ESGL1sH NEAr.-
There Is good demand for Shor. Rib and Short
Boneless Nidd1es, and sales have been liberal at
IL foz the former and 5xc for the latter. Long
Hams IN boxes have been sold to a limited extent
Mt SC. IAED-The offerings ere light and the
market is quiet and steady at 6ase7c for city and
country prime Etean and Kettle, and SIC for 10 1
Lard. GREAsE-TheTe Il an actiEe demand, aud
Gales during the week haze been made at SC for
Yellow and 51,Gt5i5Se for White The stock is very
light.
To:DAI-The market was quiet and steady,
Sales were: 100 br1s city packed Ness Pork 8:
$1o5e III brls city packed Mess and jig brls CIesr
Mess at Jl075 all round; $50 br1s Picked Hams at
$3.50; 1c9tierces Go at {1s.2a; loo boxes Lonscui
, 1862-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


: TUEsDA EvEH1sG, March ID, 1851,
Ihaneia1 matters Continue ycry quiet. The
Iansactione thus far this weekarc reported rather
1afgtr than those Of last; but the demand for
money is etf1 very light and business on Water
street is Grill. While the grain and produce trade
il quiet, we notice increasing activity among our
wholesale dealers. Merchants from the country
arc filing up spring stocks to fur extent. and
ind among OH wholesale dealers goodassortmcnts
at rates thaf mike it for their advantage to buy in
this market. Every season is more certainly Sc
curing for Chicago the position for which nature
designed her rs the receiving and the distributing
centre Of The great Northwest. Her merchnnts
and manufacturers: produce and provision dealers,
andmen engaged in every department Of trade ap-
pFeciate the advantages that surround them and
VIII not disappoint the great States that look to
them for supplies and depended on them for a
market.
The discount line Of the larger banks under the
general lun in business circles, is much below
what they would greatly prefer to have it. Cur
rcncy is abundant and 1s gradually accumulating.
Y. Z. Exchange Is exceedingly close at quota
tlons, viz: with the larger banks par. buying and
4 per cent premium aa the selling rate. Some
| houses, when balances become nncomfortab1Y
| low, pay u. Outsiders arc supplied at H@K.
Moet bankers believe that rites will scarcely 20
| above present flgrres before navigation opens,
wien if prices warrant liberal shipments, the West
| will be oyesstocked with exchange Tor some time
| to conc,
Gold is fr1ner to-day OWING to rise Of * in the
| New York market but prices here arc unchanged,
| viz: x premium buying and per cent selling. .scsy
| little changet hands at any price,
, 1862-03-19
LAW ENTELI,IGKNCE.

United STATES CmcrIT CoURT-Be3ore .7udge
D7ummond.- Nos, o. and 3ss-chancefy. Derzee
10. *9s-chancery, Robert ". Bcrning ct al vs.
AlexandeE G; Typg ct al leave gwen 70 flle sup
It ii Is S. E. Moshier: default, and refsreaee ee
No. 4ss@ehancesy, pu1M joel Mal1ors ' Ct al u4s Is
Joseph Johnston G: 81; came order
10. lGb-Chanccry. ]. L. Gage ct al vs. Pearson
yanH1rn It al default and referred to master
No: ag;-chancery. Ashbel Mesres ys Charles G.
prepared. No. 418-chance1y- Hannah Babcuck va
s:au.l e. Shelley ct al report Ut eale confirmed.
Petition of ann Nolan, for habeas corpus for body
Of Thomas Nolan, against Captain Coggswell
Ntlan returned into Court; hearing postponed
until MonGap next
C11.cu1T COURT OF Cook CouNrr.-Betore .7tdge
ilidniefTe--No. 568-Chancery-S. Wadsworth 1t
81 yp. Aaron P Gfa;nard ct IL; appearance Of de.
fendant entered, and time to plead extended 81
days. No t2--Cfanccty-Jerone Meyers ys. R,
G. 81. Huntington ct al. dismissed at complain,
ant's costs: as per stipulation on file. No. SIS
demurrer to bill argued: and taken under advise
Ecnt- No. CTS Jacob J. Rubey rs 3. Hendricks
cGnEtable; Order that writ of 7siu77,0 habend0 is
SEC No: s28-A- II. Blackau vs Benjamin Tree
rule to plead extended fifteen DAYS. No 713-
Leonard Rotbgcrbe rs Patrick o'NeiIi: dismissed
sCPERloE CoUHT-De10ye Judge Hiqgins-No
591-Hisam E. JohnEon vs. Henry Stief- Suit dia
missed. Plaintiff to pay Justices costs, aut
deitndanf Sa ID: to Eay costs Ct this court
~ n parties and jnrE present a. on yesterday No
motion defendant. new trial granted under th'
l. statnte. upon payment OF costs. No. 918-Slm
VS. Benjamin Foreman; zane order. No. 46
George u. Elieh We Anthony t. HcEsins; On trial
, 1862-03-19

apparent upon it's face. It was bad taste to
have the article read hero -:
MF.-BLAKE regretted extremely that the
gentleman (Kenogg) thought it necessary to
administer. to Him such rebuke. His
(Blake's) want Of good taste might be owing
to bis early training. The article contained
tacts which came under the editors obserEa-
ton.
The subject WIS then passed over, and the
House went into Committee OF Tue Whole on
the tax bill. The proceedings were confined
to discussion.
, 1862-03-19

Coroner james had quite o busy season Of
it yesterday. He held inquests on the bodies
mentioned below:
The first was that Of Mrs. Mary Stap1eton,
who lived in the rear of 265, Buffalo street.
found dead at the lfoot of the stairs at
her residence, at ten o clock On Monday night.
HsrseH and three children retired to he'd at
nine o'clock. Ono boy awoke at ten o'clock,
bed, arose, stracE light, and called np w his L,
sister. Their search resulted in finding the
mother dead ltappeared that Mrs. Stapirton
bad buried her husband week before last, and
that circumstance seems to have seriously in
paired her faculties. On Monday she was quite
nnwcll, md in her Ill state she is supposed to
have fallen and fractured her skull.
.Inquests were also held on the bodies Of two
small Children
, 1862-03-19
Safes.
&2M.O0:1 IN oSE OF

BEHRING'S PATENT aAEE5,
81 sss Erestae l. Fss aa1 EGlt2s sts IA = iss2
Rzs..s EzuEa e CO. .s.a5i nsos1.s1:
EEHEs: The large HEHRING'S FkTEET CHAM
FipN SAFE yu1 E1de Eor few years nzc. has
been pL 70 teye-e tess II ths FEE. Ge'- ee:ez G.
Futon aat Pearl s2ee.s, the H6.. inst- which ea-
t1e.y Destroyed @ y builtir 8. 1ogsthe; Wit many
nc-rt=- azu the sa-e was raitn Eoa :he r1tas ate-
a. aIposvfe Ct more than Thirty tou77 Tour E,f=
tSiaet ~ E1 b@oEA instr pocic5 azh ether Tai-
usbc papers Etstdea gold acd ai!reE lark t:'!a
pom bonds. &C. amounting 70 ovt- TIVE HuEERD
T.o9aAsp DaIAasa EyeSyts!og u she st: Is II ~,
g: e5sfRs sh GeaPo GeeaaTS q Il
satzfase1a. 2aa hiss guarte3 aa:st7 tcEou@s e. E-5
e7eFs d"'''1 ef1s' contents 1i'E I {sS;s EoEsEs
AEc1HK8 Is THE BGNR FIE-$10 o10 e1vKE.
GzRRAL UFF1cR EEu a.vEs STk.=5: r e..
Ens ToEK !Ae z. 13=:
Msszzz EsgE1za & Co. Nc. III R:o.dwat-GsE-S
Ne hed cne Ct .cur ~a.ee. Chhm ot1s Safes i
Cd tie 26.h inst TIA saee Ess. te t1fd est{ q
Fulton Bscs BEdtas. and e.. with toe ruIrs = the
Celiss. 1t Va r6kEA Tct1 the F,E5 k{teT IHlA1YsX
HpuEs exeoeare, sGd wss ED NT Il ccss4en=t cEz
eooke A1a r7pnr4 slcE1s in b. IL net+-
snd short Si1ooo In T.essusz aotea =uc e.te: tsc1
sras Ct ">:ch ncs31 = tSsSS u ssos eEaes .e
's@4Fa h<7peess@ef asSEs sSas I. WRIGHT.
HRsHas FkT=a1e .gzz* gz*Aezos f2sRhees
Tbs uuse rest,.tl. ascor,t7 f-,1 fr- ad@ neKw
EERIs9EAB C8AXTfUE B!fRaE-eRPtal9Fs s s79 aRE9
stHpd wtsk Herring d FfoTdF NK5 ftS15- III =
TALIZEp IH0E--tne oltT TFesA1 Ws:s@ E*Enss .
dT1L1;; 1L1;;.r ,-,. HEsszSe 9 o. Z s@asza-
, 1862-03-19

Last evening, at about clock. bloody !
fight occurred near the corner of North Clark
and Kinzie streets, which resulted in the death
Of man named John Lloyd.
It appears that Lloyd and some Of his 1850
ciates we're about to enter the Free and Easy
Saloon" when some dispute arose between
the deceased and young man named William
Gibbons, who is known as wild and reckless
fellow, and who had but recently finished up
a term in The city Bridewe1L From angry
words the disputants soon came to blows, aud
after fighting for several seconds with their
fists, Gibbons suddenly stabbed Lloyd twice
in The left breast with a long clasp knife. Tue
blade must hare penetrated the victim heart,
as he Instantly FELL to the ground, sp=echless,
and in five minutes was corpse. The body
was carried iEto Tarlich's drug store, and WAS
subsequently removed to the North Side Po~
lice Station. Coroner James vas iumedi~
ately sent for, but it being found Necessary
that post-morten examination should be
made. no inquest Was held on the bodT last
night.
The victim OF this melancholy tragedy WIS
seaman about thirty years Of age, and be-
1onged in Eastport, Maine, though his BIRTH
place was st. Johns, New Brunswick He
came from Cleveland 10 this city yesterday,
tospel far a sitn,t;o, nm some vesse3
Cs,>tas. .-.s -,~a,y..7,, .--a,t.a aaa +,o
p N Wv
n!os' isnp'f.sh' "Ac@a'eea VI aae ofooas u4s
coy were he4o 10 appear Ut loe e2AIa1latlon,
which will take place to-day.
---
BRo"N'e bNoNcHAt IRocH1s' or Cough Lozen~
ges' nave oeen proved o5 aong experience 70 be
eqoans sa.eae,ohs In ti,oee Tesersr 1or"s o. Eus@
.aon's a@e.1uue, assa' ,as'p.eNs .onsiap~
t'on' snAon!e o'oheuA>.s' "Ao epasno>ne Soasas
disorders of the Throat and Chest: Winter Coush
| Hoarsencaa Diffcn,tr of T,rca.h1no 1,ritation of
NAe 'n''a'' &C. "S111'
| r,. =
good housewives should be 50 eantioas about pro-
curing as salcratus. 1t costs family but tr;de,
therefore they are not always as particular about
the Quality they get as they should be. Although
IL doau ,,ot roa+ -o,, ,,1r, ~ 1a{,, With -
1o4 'oa aluea :" osA "'1A' - D4's oe
ss. -. ~: ena' =" tn.t1e te Ane .ass ~ *
-a:a., -nsu ea,sS. esss as ~ ~ u...nu ~ ~
~. 1a .on 49, ea.,.h.
tD>3' 20 t'e'@S>"' PUG, ''''|' 14''' '@
wI.J. Deehsn, Penman and cardwriter. Call
, 1862-03-19

Nog1sG.-Atfairn at the camp yesterday pre-
senttd rather lively appearance, both among
Tlineis Regiment, Col. Cushmaa, had received
marching orders, and VAS making active prep
aEatioDs for speedy departure.
DoSATIoNs.-Seyeral hundred dollars 10
money las been sent up from friends in Ken
lucky as donations to tile rebel prisoners; and
yesterday afternoon This money was dlstri5-
uted among them, TO the manifest delight Of
the recipients.
DEA7ns.-The following deaths have been
reported since our last:
Robert P Moore. Go I. 50th Tenn.
J. II. Chandler, Co, I, 42d Tenn.
5obn ua1dy, Co. D, 14th hiss.
Previously reported ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Reported to-day.
, 1862-03-19

Every Engine Is furnished Wit,
JUDSOES FATENT GDvEEsEDR VALVE
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend them e
superior to any ctter st51e cf Engine aan they VII
Save from 25 to 50 per cent. in Fne3
oTeF TIC 1soa1 clssa ct noers n cse n The Hesk rs
thRN keep n assl12sut Of different ezts q our e.
fablsame9t Nhsts they may be e1Amlnsd aad d.
pete1t meu Wti desired, be furnished 70 set rr and
Sss+ ec.1a IA auJ pat Of tag country We assoacpp5
EATEE WHEELS 6aAFTNG. GRAZING. DC.
&.yeGy lo~ pricea-
r. ". HAXTER r cos
MI Furnishing Depot West Ea:ez s.rset estsaau
Randolph ana hfadIs7n stA- Chicago. II
2pst Once address Boz II oc55937
, 1862-03-19
Damage to the Wheat Crop In Hun

On the banks Of the Lower Dannbe the winter
wheat viii. it is thought prove total loss, owing
20 the recent inundations. At Pesth, the markets
have stiaened in consequence. both for wheat and
, 1862-03-19

LuMBER-shipped lat weeok, 1,7sa,2 40 feet
lumber; 1880 Shingles, 15s,f59 pcs Iath.
There Is good demand for common boards and
the market il firm at 50 co. with occasional sales
at s9.5o. Fencing is In good demand and steadJ
at &9.G0- Shingles are aru,cr. but without any
material change il prices. Ta quote - :
, 1862-03-19

BEEF CATTLE-ReceiTed TO- GaE, 16f head: re-
ceivea Last week, 26z7 head: shipped, Liza head.
There is very active demand for good packing
Cattle, and the market is f.m. The sales TO-DAY
were:
Beeyes. Avg. Price. Eceves. Arg Price.
% 1874 S3.l5 of 1875 $7s5
II .I4.2 SOL lid aM
sHEEP-7n head. az. ls5 1os, at 81 4z.03-so!d by
Ho.icr 10 Curtis
, 1862-03-19

cOoPERAGE-Potk Barrels are again scarce.
To-Day 100 we're sold at 81. IS del. Flour cooper
age steady.
BEASS-The.e is an active demand for Mixed
Beans at 81 .oe@1 Is for fair to prime. Common
GG@occ. Prime Navy re1y scarrc, and IN demand
at Il .s5651- -a5-
EGGs-Fseeh arc in good eupp3y Z. 7K@sc =
dog. There il no demand for LINED Eggs.
BROOM CORE-ln fair demand and eteady,
with limited eupply, We quote prime s;oDso.
Common to good k9o160. TO-DAY 70 tons fair
quality Was sold at $58
RlDEsTheEe ie fair demand By dealers and
ehippcsf. and the market is steady VIC quote:
- flns ;~-'"-- -.-.---"--...-..---.i5 9tF'
1s! oalea -..----.-.----.---.-...-.-y 4Euc.
GIeen GIeen coana ecsaasaa. sgss g sSe sze
Round lots from second hands sell from EA;c
highe. than the above quotations.
TALL0W-The market fog Tailor il unusually
dull. and We note decline in prices Of 40hc on
the week. TO-DAY 5000 ns city packers IN
casIE at &c
sAlE-sbipped Last week, 1874 br1s. The mar
ket is quiet and unchanged There is Less demand
foz Groucd Solar and Course. and the ,ua1ses il
easier. We quote:
sTeaipts si 3 So!a:. i, 81 s s
| DaiEs, With saekA -. ~--.. SO
| FDTAToES-Good Neshanoock Potatoes are in
! sctise dcn,n7d ard firm at boc; cpmmon mixed,
I %@4rc.
| DRESSED Thickens ere In good de-
znand and 6rm at Sa,0e@e IS q d5z.; TarEays, ez
@sc PB.
BUTTEE-Good shipping Butter is In fair de-
,aod At 9@10c for fair to prsae Choice Dair5. fc-
| ctr nee, :tRsac.
DRESSED HOGS Received today, $50 received
last wecS, s9A; shipped last ~ctk 7as. The mar
ket to .da, was t. N. and pricea 9sdya1eed 6@iDc
pet 1ts fbs.- Sales v: r.:
1B Hogs al oveE sc tsk 1t .--.......--..s $461
- :. aveFagipg s76 NJ At $ .,
: 11t = u s$s 8 md g dividing on 70 "a.
, 1862-03-19
THE CITY.

BARpAEors-,atike Russell colored barber,
eav lit to flourish q knife around the head Of
another colored man, at No. 105 Sherman
street, cutting him in an ugly manner. Mike
was held TO bail for Z further hearing.
, 1862-03-19
eE- Go to 5oan Jones. 11a Dearborn Ct, and get
| yprr Clothes cleaned a0d repaired zov1*


E For os@ansns aEd Dying gentleman clothes
60 to oook & Mclean. % D~ssbora- -sstre&- TaIa
oa1 eetah1iehed houz1 do bstteE and cheaper work
than as7r IN the cItY fch4t1y
, 1862-03-19

! To AoE1Ts AND cAFvAsx1A We I'll guaran-
toe car Union vasse:J EsEeloPes to give bester
sssisssc.iea than Al osasr put up, The lbss:
eknek Of maps. Charts aud Uaion goeds tn tts
47eses aead foe = searasoEsa. @ +. 4. Tnsaas, r.
o. Box ea.s, Chicago, N. :: uaeA.xa1 8
, 1862-03-19

M cVICKER'S THEATRE.
w Madison xtreet, between STATE and Dearborn
uocE open 1t -Cu1+a41 r.ses 1t IN
LAST night hat three Of tho great Comic Actzcz4
MISS JULIA DAILY.
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES.
coE1c s,'e'G= AND DANCES.
Miss HaiY in TWO NeEy Characters,
l1ISE Girl AND IAEEEE GAL.
NEDEEsDAY EVENING, March 1s!li, will be Pre-
EtDted the beautiful Domestic Drama Of
TIE IRISH EDIIGRANT EIEL.
biddr...........M .Mt d .In1ia Daly.
With songs Es;n L nIy honc, g Bold Soldier B0r.
GRAND DAScE: .M1ea JE.ss1K HIEE1.
To be Followed by the laughable CoH1r.cdctta OF
OF H G Al.
Caroline, Miss JHlia DAILY with songs, "3fy Happy
Home ta7 over the Sen" 3i5 Johnny rss
hotEale.," and s c C7u,f1 D1nre.
TO conclude with tie Earee Of
THE OBSTINATE FAMILY.
:" IN rehearsal: uex version by Blackstone, Of
the CBII.5 OF THE kEGIMENE-
A4zEPPa IL IN PREPARATION
, 1862-03-19

D1scuARGED.-An examination was yestcr.
day afternoon bad, at The Office Of the Snper
insendent Of Police, before Justice Milliken
Off. c. Loomis, on the charge Of swindling,
al allusfon to which was made In these col
unlns last week. The defendant was dis
charged.
, 1862-03-19

on, and the Illinois Thirteenth was stTnarch-
| Ing down from Springfield on double quick
Iheee rrmors sersed TO keep up the spirits Of
! tbc cnon-colnbatants. But it was evident to all
| tEat our only salvation depended on gaining
| victory over the overwhelming forces Of tue
| cue1ny.
Gen Curtis decided to commence the battle
at break Of day. The greatest animation pre-
| Carr.s entire division airouaekcd in The field,
| where their position Was at sunset.
TIE GRAND BATTLE OF TIL. E1cu7u.
The enemy during the night advanced and
/ took position one mile nearer our camp, occu-
pying the extensive LlrT to the left of Elk
horn Tavern. where they had batteries
planted which commanded the open nclds
woods, mile this side Of the town. were a&so
occupied By the enemy in formidable nual-
bcrs. They had batteries pointed ir all avail
at1c positions commanding the approaches
from this side. General Curtis deslgred TO
open the ball At day-brea1z, aud gave the nee
essaEy orders fer d change Of sTont the left
wing having to be moved ctliqueIy forward,
The cannonade opened twenty MINUTES past
scren, on Col. CaE's division. and the portion
Of the latter engaged fell back. Gcn. Davis
advanced on the main road anu took pcsit1on
| on the right wing, while Col. Carr moved tc
The center, and T. desult,ry fire was kept III
Tor Fhort time. About eight O'Clock Gen
sjgel's division Enrcts5 in1c the opsu lcld
aUQ tQtk E06l1QG tE tQe fEIE H1GE. AiE hAt
ftries were planted slcCg the elevations Ia thi!
,, portion of the field. with alternate resimea,
Uf infantry,
The line Ut now formed was co1cs7e, will
I the wing advanced toward the enemy. whil'
z seTen batteries weTe planted along its Who'll
c lecgsh- No more beautiful spectncle could b
= conceived ttaa the *mssn;dcen:ly stern II
ray" Presented by on- 1ipc Of battle. Tn
. d tmoE+ confidence .ea= FL occo rez1oTc3, All
q our e. frl res>sured that victory @as With
# IT. their reach. Tue bluffs occu pied by th
i. enemy or thc1e right wrze covered with th
It eectsh AZ ttick IS they could stand, while: ia
= Intervening woods in froet Of our csuter va
!, alive with them
IS Our batteries were eoon opened ali aIou
!. the ifce, aud perfect wsll OF fire btkzediou
L in rolling volumes. The enemy repaie
, 1862-03-19

A SnAsnER.-John Hendrihane was yester-
day brought before Judge Dayia,aE; the Police
Court, charged with having maltreatcd his
"other lalf," so shameful1y that she deemed
her life in danger. John also smashed up the
furniture in his house, with reckless disre-
gard Of expenses, and was accordingly re-
qufred to pay line Of $500, and sent to the
Brfdewen for ten days.
, 1862-03-19

MARRIAGE AND VISITING CARps. Card
Writcr'a" Office at Sherman House. Calling Cards
rsd1ced to 81 60 per pack for one week. Lxdies
csC in parlors. orders hy mad-send price. or
four stanpe, tos sampie. to o. 5AcRErr.
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