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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-11

High private" the great, well
known to the readers of the TcIe-
graph as the clown of the institution
whose sparkling 'cit C?) has set many
a reader grinning at his foolishness
has charge Of the local department.
Perhaps you would like to havs
pei and ink portrait of this disting-
uishee personlge; he is about 10
years Of age, feet 10 inches high,
grey eyes, dark hair, weighs 200
pounds, is a very pretty man, has
heavy bllck whisilers and very
Urge mouth, and l will e arantee
that if he pays $40 per week for
board. he will get the worth Of his
Correspondent Te.ras Ran
ger.
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DIR. j. -. SAUNDERS,
DallRs Tc&Rsl,

VENDEES his professional services 10
Il his iicudsHud the community gcncr-
ally. Has Medicine picety 10 ill his own
prescriptions.
InlN L. lSN.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-11

California, in her recent elections
has gone for the Republicans BY sE
overwhelming vote In Maiue. the
Republicans are becoming weaker
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Advertisements will bu inserted at one dollar pei
tguaro ten lines Of BREWER type, cight lines oi
nonpare Tor the irst Insertion, and hliy crnts Tor
zach Insertion thereafter. 4 liberal dI,conn, rom
thcse rates To those whu advertise by the yrar, bus
i,ess cards. fnot more than square, will be in-
psried at slu per unnrm,
sD- Announcements of candidates for State or Dis
ssct officers. for the Legislature slOi County OH
ses, S.
Gs- Personal articles, when admitted % our co-
gmns, will he charged double tho advertising rates,
Bo- Advcr, ,iscments, the publication of which l.,
sqnired by law, Gust be raid Tor IN rGNanr"i and
Job Work on delivery, This rule will in future be
strictly adhered 10.
BE- Advert i,1mculs not marked will tho nua.lrr
81 insertions, will BE- continued until otsetwi,c ei-
Fscted, or at the d,cJc,Un of the Publishers, anf
siiarscii Accordingly,
Nd All communications of business nature must
~ addressed 10 tlr ru.i -hf'.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-11

'''''1b .V
The difference between receipts
and expenditures is made up by va
riouS baianccs on the books Of tho
Department TO the credit Of disbur-
sing officers.
The rcquiSitions.on the Treasury
not yet filled, amounting to:
""I,AtrarImen;,.............$l6ll2,1G2 ll2, ,1G2 10
Navy Observation-Disclosures. 4Ilg36 90
Ana accordingly, the aggregate of
the expenditures of the Governments
from It's commencement to the 1st
OF August, is 1922, ,956 e5.
The total amount Of Treasury
Notes issued has been $206,O44,O35.
l he appropriations and estimates to
Ist OF January next, amountto $2O9.-
o3O,481 O6, and accordingly our to-
tai expenditures from the beginning
oithe Government to that date. about
twenty-five months, will have been
Sj5G, So, AS 81.
This is Il pretty fair showing con-
siderlng the amount Of war we have
been carrying on, and will have to
carry ON to that dato.-HouSton TEL
eynIph.
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| So of but one man and no trans.

So Of but one man and no trans
portation.
MOBILE, Sept. 23.-A special dis
patch to the Advertiser and Regis
ter, dated Knoxville, 22d, says that
n courier brings intelligence from,
Cumberland Gap, that Gen. Steven.
s'n 8 pressing on the federal Gen
Morgan's rear. Firing was heard
this morning in the direction OF
Manchester, and it is supposed he
has engaged the enemy.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 81, E, The
Nashville Union Of the 10Th, says
that it'thc rebels in Kentucky have
any disposition to fight, and do not
shun the engagement, there will he
II great battle -e,ithin t'reo days,
and it docs not fear the result, as
the best divisions and Gcnaals in
the Federal service are there.
The Louisville Journal Of the 18th
says the rebels have no intention to
attack Cincinnati for the present,
nl't mat iour heaVy columns lnciu-
I'hG hrn@S s. area1v"hr'm!g towards
Louisville, notwithstanding thou.
sands OF tclera'S are benz sent
irom LouiSvlIlc To cincinnati,
CHATTANOOGA. Sept. %. - The
Nashville tn|on Of the 18TH SAWS
500 rebel cavalry ATTACKED IT, e Fed
erals ut Green isjver Bridge, on SAT
uiIay, but wcre rvpu'>ed.
II Also report ijrag% with lOD,o00
men at Glasgow junction. hoEcn-
cranz mas gone 10 meet him. Andy
johnson was SJ'li III Nashville,
RicHMoND Sept. 22.--in 'hc Sen-
ate io.day, q bill was passed prorl-
ding thNt all persons who may here,
after fnrniNh substitutes, shall guar
anicc tbe tiieij,Y OF substitutes.
The residue o' the d"y.S session
was occupied IN discussing q bilI, IN
trCduc@d by Ny. lancot TO regulate
the nomination. and appointments Of
bri&adjcr Gcorra's so Hs to aPPor,
tlon Them among The several states
The bill was rcjectod--ye,.S ), nays
Y
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TERMS OF
THE ALIAS AID,

PUBLISHER EVERY SATURDAY,
ONE COPY, six months lin advanced slej.
TEN COPIES slOOO.
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Our Public Finances.

FROM Secretary Mcmmingcr's Po
port, made up to August LIST, W.
make up the following;
The receipts have hcan-
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The Washington Telegraph has
the following, furnished by Captain
Tubbs, Of Texas, who took it down
in his note book
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 26th, I
9 o'clok, p. NJ.
Just received by telegraph from
Des Arc:
Mcclellan acknowledges a stand
Off in the battles of Maryland and
says that the army first reinforced
wins Maryland.
Feds We're evacuating Helena,
probably 81 transports taking
troops up to Memphis few days
since, leaving force still of $4,000
thought they have or will leave
soon. LEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

acknowledgement The circumstances under which
he signed it, regrets thai it gave olenSe. and oilers
an apology.
THE ILLNESS or MIR. CONWAY.
The sickness Of Representative Conway OF Kansas
is much more serious than was at tirst supposed
His disease has assumed the form Of peurisy.
THE TAX on SPIRITS.
Pending the section taxing spirits, the following
was finally adopted as a substitute for tho section re-
ported BY the Committee of Ways and Means; oh
spirits mixed with other liquors or Materials OF pre-
pared in any way to be sold as whisky. brandy en
wine, or BY any other name not otherwise PROVIDED
fifty cents per gallon the basis OF The hrs' PROOF
and 30 in proportion for any greater strength than
the strength of frst proof. Mr.. Edwards moved, "a
An amendment the following: That this tax shall
be assessed or all such spirits held by any person OF
nersous for sale at the time this oct shall take effect
This amendment wGs lost, establishing, It ia
Thought. The final sense of TIE House as TO taxing
apv article not manufactured At toe time the act
shall take effect.
THE REBEL. STEAMER MERRiNAC.
In reply 10 TIE Senates resolution calling for Gen.
Mansields report concerning the Rebel steamer
Merrimsc, that body Las been respectfully informed
it is deemed inconsistent with the public interest OF
present to furnish copy OF the document.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

TIE Kis&s CounTY REPgBLieAN SEEIR.f-
CoMnrrEE.--A regular meeting OF this Ve@nlste''
was held at No. . Court street. Brooklyn, ISIS n.sn'
d. 0. Bradley esq, in the absence Of tie FrsS'asn'
occupied the chair 1t was annouSisd .'sN W"
Standing Committees worsa 10 appointed ~ .'~'
next meeting. After some preliminary bn'uaess, MIA
L. w. Murray of the SIKH Ward oaered Tao to"o''-
pp resolutions, which were unsninou'ly adopted
Rr,d That the Republican, Of thi. eosssy nas,'s with
70 ~ A. Si,tr and N,sonal Adninissiahos 70 "oose
pm ,', ,bsy contributed such an earnest supfeie
rs the snSs.y and executive aoAhy wn "b Gh
, has disohar.ed the heavily aasfrsssd isoors o
% and tho manner IN which ths Nolnntef "a or
ys bs n ma-shalcd IN support Of the Cons
% % frniou ave Gov. Morgan ssi stronger css
to pnbls cophd nee ana respect; ,, -
iJ.nt La cou have been alike surprise TO tls enemies
gs,rcs 20 the principles and policy Of the Republican
nsoy as guaranty that his administration wiz OF
tLs most splendid IN she history Of the country
Mr. Joseph Reeve introduced seI q Of resolutions.
linsaci in their character. Under these, TO Rocky
Mountain, Ashland and Eastcrn Jis.rie. Republicsn
Clubs were donated 81 ,000350 70 the first mentoncH
being the amount Of dspo'.abIs funds on asi'a'
Tue Committee adjourned fox oaa moa.a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02
FROM STRASBURG.

S1RAsBusG, Monday, March 81, 1862
Abont 900 Rebel soldiers made their appearance
two miles beyond our pickets today. Our nearest
regiments drew up in line Of battle awaiting their
attack, but declining TO 90 beyond our lines.
The Rebels made no atiacl, upon us Yesterday, bn'
threw several shells into the camp of the mass.chu-
sets 22d Regiment. Tie Rebels subsequently
driven away by the appearance Of our advance.
Capt. Savage and companion, of the I'D Massaehn-
sets passed beyond lues by accident YESTERDAY
and came ulon the Rebels who fred upon them.
Capt Savage was thrown from his horse and took 10
the woods. lie and mia companion finally found
their way back to camp d,ring tbc night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

could toward the Pocahontas the enemy continuing
THAR FIRE. In N few minutes she'll from one of the
iI.inch ouns Of tbe Mohican dropped among them,
and unite near to mother company Of about 90 men
who were advancing rapidly.
The Rebels ved and fed in all directions.
Several shells were aiso fired at locomotive and
,rs;n obssrved in the diftance-it is supposed with
effect. Throughout this ,eowardly assault, DR..
Rboads displayed great coolness and courage and in
bs report Of the occurrence, while commanding the
crew generally. he especially mentions the bravery
exhibited by Daniel Harrington, landsmsn, into
which shall make further inquiry. lnclosed are
the reports of Commander Godon, Lieut''eonuiAnu
ing Balch. and Asst. Surgeon RhOads.
Ian, Sir ysry respectfully your obedlent servant
S. r. DUPONT, Flss.OHcsr,
Commanding South Atlantic bockadirS oq's't'h
Hon. GIpyos WEIIBs Secretary Of tia Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02
THE PLACE OCCUPIED oy our TROOPS.
Large Amount Of Spells Captured.
LATER FROM ISLAND No. 10.
THE COMMANDMENT CONTINUED.
The Rebels Working Like Beavers.

CHICAGO ype.dsy korI J. 1883
special to Tie Chicago Journal from Ca'rv,'
April /, says: Col. Baford yesterday, accompanied.
by the 9th aud AID Illinois, ana part OF the i'ts
wisconsin. from near Island No, 10, with detaeh-
ment of cayslry and artillery fIom Hickman undos
Col Hey, made descen, upon Union City, after =
forced march of thirty miles, and fell upon the Reooi
encaupment at O'Clock IN the morning, dispers'us
the entire force stationed there under Clay ana King.
consisting of both cavalry and infantry. They He'd
in every direction. Several Of the enemy were
killed, and "a number taken prisoners. large
amount of spois captured, including iS0 wagons
filed with conmissary and quartermasIers stores.
&c. Our loss il one man killed from an explosion
in burning tent. The Rebel force numbered 700
infantry and between 700 and 300 cavalry.
CmcAG,, Tuesday. April |. 1862
A special to Tile Times, dated oil Island No 10.
March 81, ssys
The river is falling several inches asy. Tho
Rebels have erected large intrenchei camp in tho
bend of tie river directly in froat of our g,nboafs
An enbankment half a mile long has been thrown
m on the shorr, behind which guns are moonted 10
large numbers. They are masked rs yet and we
have no means Of ascersining what artillery they
have posted q. ,hs point Several batteries, how
ever, are plainly vioibs. Their iutrenehmcn'' ex-
tend from the b.,d to the upper point of tho ISLAND
They are constantly busy both with steamboats, and
men. The mort,rrs were fred yesterday ard to-day
every fifteen minatee-with whas eject We are una
bic to decide. The shells are all thrown upon the
i-land. The Rebels make no answer except an oc-
casicnsl shot at a transport. Occasional hrins
heard in the direction of Madrid, cadsed by en-
gagernen;s between the batteries, wfch are p'acsd
on opposite sides Of the river below hat place Ws
ge. 10 news from shere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02
HEROIC CmAPLAINS.

NE proudly gather several repoued m.laf'eo OF
heroic devo,ioa n he rsit Of chaflains. Inty PRE-
no, e.ceptionsl irsisnces. We doubt not TINT
weekly record longer than IN and as consmeuons,
could be presented, If We only could sno" TIE at''
Of the lie OF our Chaplain.
A. Tie latte OF Roanoke leland, the Eey. MI
lanes Of Worcesier. Mass when tue officers were
shot down around gun, slg sng forward. encouraged
the men, and worked IN the miGot OF them as a
gunner
Tie Rev. John L. I.euhgr, tie chsuMin OF the
Cn,nLerlaud remained 81 bio not with the aurreors
among tYc wounded. aud went down with hrs snip,
nobly cgIus at The post oil dlsy. Biotprr i.eniiar
was Methods, minister and hhd been ~ lhe navy
since I3i7 He wss greatly beloved ny The officers
and crew Of the Cumherlsnd.
Tbe Rev. Orlando y. BeutOn, chaplain Of the
New.York jlsi fell at tie battle Of The Neusc, neat
Newbern. lic wac q Presbyterian pastor al
Apalaclin, Tio9a County, New-iota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02
FROM NEW-MEXHCO.
The Evacuation Of Albuquerque by che
Union Forces nnrr,ed-AdSance OF inc

The telegraph some days since informed US that the
Union forces at Albuquerque had burned large
quantity of Government stores to prevent them from
falling into the hands Of the Rebels and were pre-
pairing to fall back upon Fort Union. This statement
is confirmed by the following extra, issued from The
Denrer Nevs Office on the 18th of March:
We received the following Dispatch at 6 o'clock
this evening, and publish 1t a. received. IL we
mistake not, Sibleys course has been checked ere
ihis ,oss,
FRIEND BYERs: Express just IN. 1he IeXans
have taken Albuquerque, 60 miles from Santa o.
Steele is in command Of the Texans.
All the public stores at Albuquerque have been
burned by the Unionists, before reireatlng. one
hundred and fifty mule teams are on the roau oe,
tween Santa Re and Fort Union, with Government
Stores All the public officers intended leaving Iof
Fort Umon the next day. ~.
Sipiey sent word to his friends that he wouin Dc
in santa F6 in eight days from the 18th OF February
guess he intends keeping hi- word. report y
here TIA, seven companies Of Colorado troops passed
Taos ON Sunday last. In that event. the stand Will
81 made nj Santa re. Yours in haste, II. IL.
CotrcspondcBce The Denver News; o., q. 1904
RoRr uSlos, EEw-sErIco. Feb ~ isb,'
Allow mo 10 tender to yOnr paper lew nue.
hoping theI will be Inserted in your columns, Tor
your iaany readers ia the mountains, as aIn sure
tLey world like To hear from this point. .
Fort Union IL situated south from Canon my
about 30 miles; 10 miles by wagon road east irou'
S.rnia F6: 81 miles from Taos ii ID Oh an elevated
p.niric commanding view OF large extent OF YER
ritoly. The fort, which is under construction
is one Of the stronges; forts on the western front ere
Its size il ~ feet square, parpets feet high Ton
tie level o the ground on tie inside, with cIteh on
the outside S feet dec . and H. feet wide -,
Quarters for two coupauie', buit on the insiee'
with arge MAGAZINE, and quarters IRE built c1tsde
1T A, .t "a, angul+ from the slieh OF
he fort ON each Of tie four rides, with officers
an ,rters intervening The ordnance will be put N
nosiion rarly in Nav. Also oher necessary buA-
., will be erected az soon as the weather permits.
Tie force IT this lori is siy companies, numbering
about 800 men.
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
y =
CHARACTERISTIC PROPOSITION DN JEFF. DAVIS


CHIckGo. Tuesd,y April ], 1862
TIE Tri5rnes special, dated Cairo, Let, says
Memphis papers of the 9Th and a ChoTLestoR 1fer'
cnry OF the I'D nt had been received
President Davis, in secret session, had advised ths
Coufderae Congress that the prisoners released y
the iat kee Government upon parole De ao-"ifet
from their oath, and allowed TO take part III tne e'
proaobing struggle for independsnoe ne "igrt y as
RETALIATION FOR tie infamous and reckless breach OF
aith exhibited by Lincoln in the exchange Oh pfH-
oners.
Attempts are being made to raise troops by esn-
-cription Editors aud compostors are nos 10 ne en-
rolled, except zoe local duty.
Tile N.r.Orlcans Dcita of ihe 18th, referring to
tho callantry exhibited by Capt. RuekeT' IN defsnse
Of tie battery ut leland No. 10, Gays:
"On. ,irYle battery has thus far sustained the
br,nr ~ the bonbsrtment, repusing the Union gun
loa,s and sending one OF them back 10 Caro-, emp
pied, 10: reialis.
Tie APPedi says;
"Tha recent reyerses Of the Confederate army
ara nerying them with now faith, confidence, ana
hol e. and il enter'ains 10 uouo' VI 'ue u'i"'0
,es. oil the cause.'
Van Dorm and JEFF. Thompson are concentrating "a
large force at pocahontas, Ark, preparatory 10 an
ia. ui,on the Unionists at New-Madid; mat Gen
. pm. viii be compelled to eyucuate.
10 damage had been done at Island NO. III up 10
,v'I,..Jay but the Conederaes have Sunk two
Union gunboIs. lhc woiAS NJ ro'' riu'" ""'0
been Completed.
Con pom is building lsfboais al New Madrid, to
ransport his troops the river to the tennessee
shore. ,..,. 49,.
ready ior iirlug.
ON, Pillow had gone TO Richmond.
!. dispatch from New Orleans, dated the 10Th,
ssys the Confederate steamer Vanderbilt iounderea
at zen with all on board
b Tes ADD.al il issued on half sheet.
In view OF the scarcity OF lead, 1t suggests That
.he lining of tea chests be run Into bullets.
The ladies OF Charleston are contributing Their
;ewsls silver q; oons, watches aud money TO oudd Il
Inc .Mrcury and Appeol contain extensive eX-
tracts from Northern journals but no important mil"
The cunboat Conestoga arrived from Island No.
IN to.night She reports change III affairs there
The morars fire every half hour, but elicit no re-
The Rebel mail captured yesterday at Union City
contiuod letters from the Rebel troops on the island,
repesntne that the forces there We're disheartened
and dslirited.
There is nothing from Gen. Grants column.
To-day forty OF fifty soldiers came into Hickman,
mn their arms aud desired TO return to their nj
| lepiance and join the Union army. They were q
norton OF those who escaped from Union City yes.
;crlnv They report that large numbers OF the Rebel
troops are also disposed to yield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02
RELIEF FOR sIcK AND wOUSDLD SOLDIERS.

RELIEF FOR sICK AND WOUNDED 'SOLDhHs
10 NE Editor Of TAs y. y T,'tsa>
SIR: Tie correspondent of Tn TRIBUNE ~
,sebea TO the Busde Expedition having in behsf OF the
hray, soldier, who wounded in the battles OF
and Newberu shRe gsllsstly s,ormirs the hetesss ~
en and In behalf those no may NEE, Sth lilo tss In
the coming .ments which their brave Genera a5oss
20 lead them called upon the people OF tho's states ~bo
honor they have herocay pered their o. the bse
acid TO yindeate donations Of such artee "a nsy Dc
essential to thei, recovery snd comfort ana waeh Ms uf'
uished only IN limited quantities by the Government ID"
poed 10 r.ndsr such aid ia the matter o. could called
III. Office Of the sus,o General Of the Medical Dzr"em
n l..rn what articles 20 the r-iei sue
ar, m. wounded soldier. the Neji5s Department
- r.n..h, 70 their wsuts The. tse
supply il abundance fet nowiths-i 1ing he ssys
thr,. aye ,Sv ~ icle. gene orsy suPPsS would
adj materi,y tother comfort aud recovery--rch - sh
ds,.er Tin clothing aud morning gowns which re ssye
wand acceptable to- the braye fellows sna
that iey. end fuch ike eecacirs ~oad be hihy spprec
s'ei o. them nd pa7t'c1''r scceptsos
se q. o Of tho ola North STATE tHsS Sf'
gotten.
h. the Nj ,rv Department Of North Cs0 such srti
Gle. AZ NAV contributed by the friends a. the wounded sol
dier the enterprise had his most co;f sPproys
ad that whsardiDg pases we- given TO ctsians 20
vit that and that c!cs not suDs"d ~ tbs
strictly prohibited from eEtens The hnes
tbst Department be would nevertheless ssosd me az ne
cii.. necessary osry out the chsuta5!e alderskIs
Therefore anything Of the kind named that the Trends o' me
brave eove suffering in the hospitals Of Hsiteia' nsy
,d dretef 70 me at Wiards Hotel Warrington through
Adams Exreess, shall 10 faithfully delivered .
WIN yoa be Kind enough to make the cal through the
medium % THE TRIBUs In such IS you knoS how 70
do better 'A'H Cd" "''''''' Wv" THSs. ~ JOHNSON.
Ps-x.fsrences: she Hon. Preston. Kioa the Hon 10
U.ui. tie Hon A. u. Olin, the Hon BIZ 4. Ossl
Bash.I20n, March y, lHt2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

T,,y Suv,vR AT CxBRALrAR.-Tsr Lsris,om
M L,Urnol has M .eourt Of the slu:,i. o the
ni,ate Sumter FROM a gentleman who recently len
Gibraltar, end who saw her captain aud converted
,sith some CT her crew. They have had 10 pay for
several mopths. The Sumter has no monef, aud tho
crew are d.aflected. and numbers have deserted.
They stated that they had prizes enough, lat couldn't
sell Them. They swear very hard agalns; the Yea
kess bu, have concluded that their occupation ~
pirates is gone. HsrepTeson,s the Sumter as last
sa,ler ba declares she never cross ;e ocean ale
from Uncle Sans visitation. Her captain was r<ng
every effort to procure funds, but could mako no
raise. Short Of coal, with no monsy to purchase.
peuniless and friendless the Sum:ss is in avery
neasan. predicamsnt. Shs Is loossd upoa 9Th no
t.vor al Gibraltar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

To he EJ'or Of Ife =. !. 1r0pAc.
Sir: la Tie notices Of Dr.. Bclowss lecture on
sordey evening lest; III, 1ges and ob, pa"u epre.,I
lln as having sAid that
he did not sy OF q. 20, gu.- Qs.s@l gor.' lie
hor-d .Ast these sH ally hta -rgfG f.r ESQ ftcJcicj
been amount u iss9 jo, oe 10 oH'pe o'
The italicized words applied by NE Lyg,t' 10 hf
Bs,srd Taylor. let-s non Cenevs ili apef rcss!
thai ihose Quaker guns ihs o. mai.
lies"
II Dr. Bellows s correctly reported. hr has cthsr 5rcr
10 C.ntfegiie ~ n he s br-n Gid nd 70 into me los
there was a Centrfsiio IN company with sni q
Mr. Watkins Of sandy Cfecs y. ~ Monday and fpe,d,,
March Is ard 2e ds)s sef Dr. Beoy,'s Wit exam.
iued and tooE li,grs OF ou II ae K small lo, 20 tll
l-ce and In otrcf of hose oi.s txaminod and count
e.y,n ar' ~ guns, OGDEN sad o. Caleb and
Joshua 5to,gh, bscs cluster Of rep- with III the
Land al Canaan 10 illustrate bs they ane3 coun.
trv 20 secured one Of the Veabc Qutser zun. Ia die.
puts eniire and {. il now on tho way to this city.
Tina, th.e ,den caunon, therefore hi'e really e,ise1
and tia. thor, hs been 10 lying about them
insrusied by d. Below, AID sirued BY The IJpyrsi
be proved by numerous o,brr tes-'e beete
II. NATrisoR.
Pastor OF the n. john. Mehpdi.' Church hsS York
Heis' lodi, Apni |, i&2.
TIE Mmpin ArqioprLc OF the ION 'nys Cen
Lee has been appointed ComlnapderfntMri 81 me
Confederate amy. The report thai Lbc dlp0inl-
mcpt hgd beeu l0u.s,red ON Dgalieba,l ~ 0bsIu5,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

CAPTURE OF ST .ArGU srIsT.--The gunboat Bien-
vile arrived at this city last night direct from st.
Augustine, in Florida, bringing the battalion Of
meriues Maj. Reynolds. On Friday the .Ist inst,
;nhab;tonts of st. Augustine an invitation TO take
OF tina: place. several gnboats, with The
battalion of marines, proceeded down aud came to
oil The barber, where they found that Capt Doossty
OF the Wabash had taken qaaet possession OF che
plsce with his marines and seme volunteer soioss"
r1der Gen. Shermau. The volunteers haG posse sion
OF the fort, and the marine gad We're 9uariered in
the town The gunboat hra8ght the bodies Of Acting
iieur. Budd, commanding she Penguin, and Capt
Matthews of tae Mary Andrew, who were Ah ro at
Mosquito Inlet, 60 miles Ssow 81: Ang1stiae "h'i'
National lnteliiseDesr Mash 81.