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NEro-ELECTRIC MACHINES. coda wtoctI
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The Atlantic Telegraph.
1uts,,N1 A. ruu Gr1gK EY1uAsaV


There very large meeting held al tho stock y
change yesterday afternoon IN oonncctn with Tho Alta
nc telegraph project The Board room d'rsy
crowded, and tho greatest enthusiasm csled
on c0ncls Of Mr. Fields address TO tho Bard
Mr. IixaRY g. SrsmSs President Of the Bard, occui II
the chair IN the few remarks Introducing the ec
81 tho enterprise tho attention or tho members
very euoyptic Of the e1erth ~ Mr.. Field and oti~
gentlemen who devo,ing their abilities u lts
cessfu iurheranco and result. ON closing, he Into
dueed
Mr.. CTRrs W. Finp, who addressed the Bard at con
siderable length detailing the early efforts q Tho
ny success with whleh they had 'Lccn crowned.
The evidences 10 adduced Of future
Interest manifested by the capital and mousyei Interest.
New York such g. c firth tho greatest cnb1
Siam from the members ~ the fbsrd
Mr.. PIIEH oofER. Mr.. fNfgi hsHiE hr. y. II MUM,
Mr. GRAms and other gentlemen addressed the meeting
with much encci.
Mr.. GeAnsn then proposed the following resolutions,
which seconded Ny Ar. Wainwright ami unanimously
Adopted
Resolved That In the opinion 81 Ibis Hoard ue es'sh
H.hment ~ teegrAthi communication Tho Atlantic
will prove uAieaiablr tAas " tAe of tbs
and that 70 The present afFanfsd state ~ stTnr@,
,abi~. such Irupsst ~ lie Atsuc TELEGRAPH 'om.
absolute ny - snd uAi ~ ftssdsui
b. unrnsed tea mrnhsfs y form COMMITTEES
ali In raising tns remaining capital nne.Aty fpr 10
pro aad 10 Give tAe rutrhrsn All The
ad AE1 rYunt@n .aaa ehen Il efnn~n. ~ drsertra
Received. Ta The Ffcsdsut y ~ fard v saa'd tho
cornatunc.
On muton n Nr nooor vote q thanks was tenicred
u Nj Flci. Altar Which the meeting aiogrned
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for Until the breaking Of the rebellion remane1
the flagship Of the East India squadron. On
tho break ing Of the rebellion
dered home, and her armament Increased 10 twenty
Ave guns. Admiral lat that time commodore) FarraSut
choice Of her his flagship when he appointed
TO the command of the West Gulf squadron On tho
morning the memorable cath Of APRIL lsd2, the Hart
ford flagship Of the squadron engaged IN tho taking
Orleans OF the rst vessels to pass Fort
JACKSON which work she had been engaged IA sencng
during the previous days II the bombardment When
the Hartford passing the batteries tho rebels sue
setting Ore three times by means OF nre
raf but the flames promptly sxtinguished by mo
brave men board. Another danger, however, oosct
her her way up the Misssappi 10 the Crescent aty
owing To unfortunate mislnp she grounded
within range OF the rebel guns. For short time tho
shot shell from the rebel works fell around hor, and
threatened to cripple her machinery. by tho united
exertons OF hcr and engineers she was however,
got or aud although bearing many honorable scars from
terrible Are 10 which she had been exposed, tho
stunch ship Hartford carried tho stars and Stripes nj
her peak in triumph 10 New Orleans. since TINT timo
has performed much rood service In INK order
among tho rebels who throng the banks Of the Mississippi
and who such wholesome dread Of what gun
boat can do.
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sketch or Port gEud son.

Port Hudson IN Itself Is but Of small impoi lance but
strategcaly IL OF considerable value TO both the Union
and rebel causes plainly shown by the mp which
we give to-day II post village OF East fccana pa
rish Louisiana ana situated the LETT bank Of the Nus
sisspp river Mt the terminus Of the clinton and Fort
Hudson Railroad II ~ distant about twenty hve mies
north OF Baton Rouge and previous to the rebellion vas
place OF very active business by way Of tn Mississippi
river The shipments OF cotton were estimated al
thirty thousand bales in addition 70 about two thousand
horshcas Of sugar The population 10 $500 was but three
hundred but doubtless il much css " we exclude
tho army ana the camp followers.
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The News IN Washington.

wAsnNGIos, March IL, 1863,
There we're here this afternoon that
had received from bel via Fortress Monroe
ports Of rcpulse Of admiral FarraEut at Port Hudson.
The Of this report denied by afternoon
paper here but hure il 10 believe that such nd
vices have been received. There Ia confirmation OF
rebel any Union source, and u is be
evcd that usual the rebels have grossly exaggerated
and mssta,ed the real facts 10 tho case Even should
they foundation IN truth II Is not even known
here except these 81 tho rebels, that
any attack has yet made this rebc stronghold
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THE vICKSBUR0 NEWS.
The War In the Southwest.

CAIEo, March ~, 1863.
Advices from Young's Point to tho i3,b report that mo
announcement Of tho capture Yazoo city premature
Tho repor, Of the capture OF rcbs transports IL '4ed
Some rebels from vcksburg the l2h, over 10
cut the evee add The eltire party WAS taken.
CAIRo, March ls--r. "
Tho city Is full Of intense excitement bceo'en q
rumors Of events connected with the expedition Z iase
river
The CONVICTION that decisive collision has occurred y
general.
Arrivals At Memphis from Yazoo river or founs's
Point are awaited with icvcrish ansety.
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HAVANA Nav OEfNlss-9teArnah1pn Roanoke For New
Or~ans-Eaward wright BLIZZARD wasden. q gouid
Btzpleton Peter PIneo Arel Amca DrJ q Smith n lar
Aos Capt walker salomon. kirkland. rrHJ Y Ia
gaze Thompsan, 4 VI Brownrsh. Hiram Bees With. Mrs
AnaI~ shorter III iinorr. Cap. John stokes
M v.rm,-s.t brsEs Anihony Egan NJ. VI zsbeih %
hM. NJ Roathrrpsr, WeterHed. - IensIor. BAD
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children JAM McC Tough ard
warren Mcclellan Robsu Mslny Mr. rhaw. ! y Re-
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era Cruz to

Auasr, March "a 1893.
rhs committee a the Assembly = invsRlsats tss
charges against lha speaker Asd meeting this morning
ard decided sIo~ the employment q counsel AID sts
noxraphsr ssusd sabrgnas md adjourned ti Tuesday
nsrt.
ne Cssal poard met % DAY. ThssS business VA IN
mruriani
ositx 10 the park~art feaibcr M Cnsito r1ts
,nrefs ranfes 80 fs the dsy ~ - ihg tH"s.ls
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Fight Probably Going On In shc
vicinfty OF HARDWOOD Church.

sr1vyorp coru HousE, Va, March II, 1852
heavy firing has been heard on orr right.
lay before yesterday rebel camp was discovered IN
the vicinity of HARDWOOD church. and force o. cavalry
and artillery has been sent tia, direction to ssccrtar
shat II there
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Details or tho Battle on the BIackwater.
SUFFOLK Va, March II 1883.
At one O'Clock this morning two sections OF Capt. Da
Wis., Seventh Massachusetts, battery and the Eleventh
Peck under command or Colonel Spear attack the
my in his nrenchmens on this side Of the Backwater,
opposite Franklin.
We make the attack at daylight but, owing 70
the bad condition OF the roads, found IL impossible to do
SO until nine NJ AT this hour the attack made in
good Small arms heavy guns cavalry were
used on both sides.
Tho fight lasted for nearly an hour, and was highly
spirited ts character. Two separate cavalry charges
were made on tho ortcations These found to be
literally lined with infantry, who poured deadly FIRE
into ranks, woundng many the first charge, which
made by Major Stratton The major was wounded in
the shoulder also Lieut. MONDAY in the side of the hip
Tho latter it is thought fatally.
The second charge conducted by Major Cornog in
person who took his up TO and and down in front
Of the Notifications to try and jump the ditch &C. but
the move found to be mpracticable.
The enemy opposed heavy force Of infantry and
vary the right left position, order try
and outAank us; but with little show of success.
When your correspondent left the field day tho fight
had not terminated.
The following among
THE WOUNDED,
Private James Morgan, Co. b, 11th Pennsylvania caval
w, arm, severely.
Sergeant Thomas Bayley, Co. B, shoulder, severely
Daniel Moore, Co. ], arm.
John Henry, Co. B, hip.
The enemy Il strongly !ntrenched behind well con.
structed sark The charges Of the cavalry
Of the most dashiug bravery have witnessed.
General jenkins cf South Carolina, is in command OF
the rebe! forces rrroT cments daily being sent TO
defend and prevent The passage of the Backwater by the
Union troops The rebels strongly Of opinion that
will from his direction, and arc making pre-
paratons accordin.iy.
We took prisoners. Among them were some
wounded oncs.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE RAPPAHANN0CK.
Brilliant Cavalry Fight at
Kelly's Ford.
Desperate Charges Against
the Enemy.
Defeat Of the Rebel Forces and Cap
tUIe Of Prisoners,
ks., Ae., ~.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1853.

WASHINGTON, March ID, 1858.
The cavalry command Of General Averil returned yes
terday reconnaissance the direction Of Culpep
per Court House. bringing with them twenty i've rebel
prisoners and bushwhacker whom they picked up on
the way This command left Morrisvile yesterday
morning at day break accompanied by Tdbals battery
At six O'Clock they crossed the Rappahannock at
Kely's Ford, about i've miles above Falmouth The
rebels we're evidently apprised OF their approach The
rebel picket the ford strengthened by reinforce
forty o. the Fourth Virginia cavalry The rebels
we're foiled in effort to reach their rife pits
After short ssirmish, with loss Of four wounded
our side and one on theirs, twenty-five Of them
captured The prisoners taken belonged to the second and
Fourth Virginia cavalry. They state that they
required furnish horses and have been paid
In Confederate scrip regularly every They
port that the force In the recent raid our right was
composed q the FIRST Second and Fourth Virginia cavalry
They appear ven satisfied with their present condition.
and say that the Confederate government obtain
no more men from Their county.
HEADQUARTERS, March IS, 1868.
A most brilliant cavalry hght occurred the Kappa
hammock yesterday beyond Kellcy's Ford. reoonnos
sance under command Of General Ayer, forced pas.
cage over the river determined resistance
by considerable body o. rebel aharpshooters who
covered by houses rife pits and drv mill race,
abats Ii front, The admitted but single horseman
II time and tho stream which swollen, very
rapid.
Arriving at the south side Of the river cavalry
charged the rebels 10 their inrenchmens, killing and
capturing nearly the entire force besides securing large
number Of horses picketsd near by
short distance from the shore General Avcrlpg com
mand encountered tho rebel cavalry under Stuart and
ho hall
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Exchange OF Political Prisoners.

" Ludlow has Just returned from City Point, having
rss,ed tho arrangements for the exchange Of all DO
al prisoners. rhose In Richmond are released today
80 Nv Saulsbury ncx, week
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his news be reliable General Forey has made short
.ecisive campaign. According to tho intelligence
she'd in ths HERALD on Tuesday last the French com.
cd their forward movement from Orizaba on the
alt. On the 10Th he issued the following
n PROCLAMATION.
As,rAsrs or onrzAsA-wi,hln few days shall leave
.sh ia sss % sees .oees haze dstind re here !"
time: but do desire to without addressing
hey are from my heart In the drst place, j thank
the reception which the expedtiouary corps has met
order has ceased to reign there, and our
RS have enjoyed the same security as In their own
TRY II this be not owing TO your sympathy land
esteem myself happy # 1t were so It is due at least
DO mol ssorns asuon when
that the appearance aud behavior Of our soldiers,
BY their enemies s' must have ' proaaced the sane
upon you who have been witnesses Of their order,
sbc that your fellow countrymen who have them
points or the country can have failed TO recog
an d civil alton Therefore cherish the hope that
have e .no nsx Of ,a the 5sr
me- than ob,ainas oy arms the Jns repara,on Of in
are e s viii
rly with ancc. your aneien, sya pa!hes for which
pres. n, government. In regard 10 myself II ask
sn TO hless arms. Il ~ not 50 much Tor The sake Of
iaI country, 20 which We nave some to bring al he
Ir our blood those precious boons without which
cannot cxist-libsrty and order Farewell then IN,
we shall retu 70 sec you God alone knows the IN.
but bc what may reserved for me. shall .orget
&o.pitay We ave received here and shall preserve,
ghont my life. the most delightful recolecons Of your
ieral Of DIVISION Senator and Command Chief OF
4, xpcditl0nary Corps III Mexico
the 10th, 21st and 23d ult the several divisions Of
rench army moved out of Orizaba, and on the 25th
&ral Forey was with his generals at Acazingo, some
Eagues this side Of Puebla. The Count do Saligny
General Migre and the rear guard, were 70 have left
ba OH the 2slh for tho encampment in front Of Pue
The Freach force was % 900 men, with 3 900 Mex
allies
Mcxicans had II 900 men in Puebla under ortega
900 cavalry under Comonfort at san Martin. The
was wcll fortified, and there wereisevera foreign Of
u mort engugea WITH tne 1lexicsne. An American
d Gayon, was In command Of the Notifications, and
el Iauc Formerly captain in the English army Is
ted to have taken q prominent position. These are
Iprted by several other foreign officers. and they
inly infuso pluck enough in their Mexican
-dinatcs TO give the French some trouble.
% not therefore, seem likely tina. Pueba was given
18th ut severe nght In the city OF Mexico the
leans had made extensive defensive preparations,
Dad collected large force They had cut down all
ecs on all tho fnc roads and passes about the capt
nd cut up all the roads andsueets with bitches and
cadcs.
docs not appear probable that Mexico could fall 90
IN into the hands Of the French
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Attack Of the Rebels on Nowbern,
and Their RepHlse.
Spirited Fighting ON the Black
water,
&es, &s.s &es

FORTRESS MONROE, March 10, 1858.
mo rebels made attack on Newbern, N. O., last
Friday, but repulsed This attack was, no doubt
made under the direction Of tho rebel General D. H. Hill
who has Just been placed command Of the rebel troops
in North Carolina Tho Union troops are under the COM
mand Of Major General Foster.
There was fighting the Backwater yesterday, but
no particulars are received at this point
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YpoRTANT FROM MEXICO.
Reported Capture Of the City Of
Mexico by the French.
Tort, Sharp and Decisive
Campaign.
itch OF the French Military
Operations,
&c. &C., 10.

4 announced IN the Richmond papers Of the 17th
received yesterday at Fortress Monroe, thai the
Z keriso had been captured By NE French.
Is important news, II true, probably reached Rich
on the 10th inst by telegraph from Houston,
by the way Of Port Hudson, on the Mississippi.
course, reached Houston across the Rio Graude by
Of the numerous traders and trains that are now
'.aaly passing to and from Mexico across the Rio
se.
his news be reliable General Forey has made short
.ecisve campaign. According TO tho intelligence
shed In the HERALD on Tuesday last the French com
alt. On the 10Th he issued the following
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