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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
Movements Of Gen, Wool,

BRIDoRPonr, Conn Thursday. March TO- 1861
Maj Gen. Wool, Colonies Cannon aud Howe,
and Capt Gray of his staff visited this city yeser-
day. They were received at the depot by Mayor
Sterling, the municipal authorities. and large
course Of citizens salue was fired by tho Bridge
port Battery Of Artillery. The General was
escorted to the Town Hall, where he WAS introduced
by the Mayor, and made most patriotic and effective
speech. appealing TO tho people to stand by the
Government in all its acts for the suppression Of the
Rebellion, denouncing, with the emphasis of an old
soldier, traitors and sympathizers with the Rebel
lion His remarks were received with tremendous
enthusiasm.
The fair sex was largely represented, to whom ho
appealed In the most earnest manner.
Immediately after the meeting Gen. Wool, Gov
Buckingham and staff, proceeded TO examine the
barbor and shore lime, attended by the Mayor and
city authorities returning vt five o'clock. A public
dinner was given the distinguished party AT the
Sterling House, over which Mayor Sterling presided.
Speeches were made by Gen. Wool, Capt. Demng
OF the 10th Connecticut, Col. Frank T.. Howe Elias
Howe jr., and others. At sight o'clock public re-
option was held in the parlors of tie State uonse,
where the fashion and beauty Of bridgeport throu2od
for two hours.
A fine band serenaded Gen. Wool at O'Clock,
and aflerward played for long time ut tho hall.
Late III the night he was again serenaded by party
VI amateur musicans.
Gen. Wool returned 10 Ncw-York to-day, Tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

Expedition Against Guerrilias-A sharp
Fight at Swan Quarter-The Hebeis
Driven with tho Bay0net.

NKwBgRs, y. C.. Monday, March ., lSo1
On Sunday, March /, an expedition left this city
for Hyde County, to rout and dispense the suerriai
infesiiDg that portion Of the State.
The expedition consisted Of Co. +, 81 New York
Cavalry, Capt. Ricbardsoni howi,zer, under CON-
msnd Of Lieut.. Burk and Co. G., lat Regiment
North Carolina Union Volunteers, under command
of Lieut.. G.. NJ. JOY.
The combined force, under command OF Capt.
Richardson, embarked on board the steamer Escort,
and, accompanied by the gunboa. North State, sailed
for Rose Bay Bridge, at which place they arrived
on Monday noon.
Immediately disembsrking, they proceeded to
make Q de,our around LaAe MitIimiskeet On
"Wednesday morning at o'clock the guorrilas were
overtaken at . place called Skcst, about miles
from Lake Landing
Some eiRh, or ten shots were fred, when tho In
faniry Immediately depoyed as administers, and,
firing as they advanced, charged into tho wood, dis
persing and routing the guerrillas.
The howiizer was used with great accuracy.
The expedition arrived within mile and half Of
Swan Quarter, when they encountered the gucrillas
posted in strong force. volley was received
which killed three cavalrymen and wounded Afteen.
The infantry Immediately advanced, aud poured IL
q deadly fro. The battery advanced TO tho front,
and proceeded TO shell tho woods with canister. In
this advance Lieut. Burk had two Of his teeth
knocked out by buckshoi, and a private Of the Isl
North Carolina was MORALLY wounded.
The charge was entirely successful, and the
Rebels wero driven at tho point Of tho bayonot
losing their captain killed and q or % killed and
wounded.
The expedition then marched into Swan Quarter,
where the Union dead and wounded were conveyed,
and every attention paid requisite. Learning tina,
the Rebels were strongly inirenched aud REINFORCED
between this place and Rose Bay Bridge, council
was held, aud it was decided 10 send for boats and
embark for Swan Quarter.
Accordingly boat was dispatched for tho trans
port and gunboat. On Thursday, about P. In, the
force was rognbarked with tho dead and wounded.
The lieutenant Of the guerrilla force was captured
but fell overheard from the steamer and wal
drowned. The expedition arrived at Newbern Oh
Friday.
large expedition left March 7. sufficiently strong
to cleap out all the guerrillas.
The following is Q list Of tho casualties attending
the expeditions;
KILLKD-Orderly Sergeant H. D. Sternr Y, I'd N. Y Cav
Sergt. Chaa Beaes do Bors Morris Harrington, do Cor
por. ~ Van Week, do private Wm Fletcher. Co. q, LEI
WoUsDgD.-Lieu. Loon Remson, Lieut. H. w. Burke
SsrEt b. Kemp. 9. w. Dye. Elijah Hall MoCsrrsll. Wm
vile Pondi. Martin Rulsnd-a Of Co. g. ID kewioIk Gov
airy.
The cavalry behaved with great gallantry, and be.
Ing In the advance sustained nearly all the loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
Our Cavnlry South OF the R"ppahannoel.

From Our Special Correspondent
Amy OF rnK PoroxAc. "Wednesday, March 49, lCo''
Yesterday morning brigade of cavalry, COM
manied by Gen. Averill, crossed the Rappahsnnock
at United States ford, for the purpose Of making q
raid on the Rebel camp near that place. They car
ried their extra ratiops on pack mules, aud went
with the determination to damage tne enemy OF
The firing heard yesterday was undoubtedly oc;
casioned by the presence OF these troopers In epe
CAMPS. AZ times the firing was rapid and heavy,
ard continued at intervals until shutdown.
A courier reports that at the Ford Stewart was
met with a body Of cavalry preparing TO make
raid to this side. Our troops succeeded In crossing
at the third charge. They captured twenty Rebel
CONFER left the Ford, all Of Averilps forces had
crossed to the Rebel side, aud would dash forward
without delay to the accomplishment Of the desired
object.
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couRT cALENDAR-THu DAT.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRculT-Part I.-Ad]ooraec
MCnd.y Part ;o sSI cs SII 100
iT Part i-Nos lI76 Tl3 i36li 1908, slt, lose. lSl
1879 ll6I also So 2052, 2lo4. 1856. -.
SUPREME CoURr-SPxciAL TEM.-AcJourIe
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Mos. 1867, Gl5. 49,
ils9 10 o 1911 1913 1918 1919 1875 1871 IVA Pan u
Nos 1885, 1860 1903, ooS 1884, lS9. IOS1 ie IVY A's "
1856 1870 1872. t.,,
CoURr OF COMMON PLyAs.-Part l.-,one nou
causes Nos 1871 1854 ls23. 1851 Part LINE houf GAUSS
Part lII-Nos. l666 l62s, 1906, 1873. 1901 - 40 = CO
Kings COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. oS, o %
9S 81 Ol lO2 l07 49, lle A. Ill, H. H. l I'D, i' a.
49, 49, 100. -. 81 . n, a., 90 ~
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Lnfess chin NcxYa.

ARRIVED. March 1911 p Us
steamer Martha Stevens Chance Baltimore. ndse 70 WI"
Dalzen ~,
Steamer J. II. Thomson. McCsbe. Baltimore ndss To WIZ
Dslzoh. r,.-
Steamer Sea Gull, Jones' Providence. ndss. 70 Ea"s's
Bynner. L
Steamer Anthracite jones' Philadelphia md.s. 10 L"pS*
kiIk patrick. =, . u
Steamer u. W. Bruno. Foster. Bstimors. ndss W WI
Dallsll ,
Ship Lawrence, Johnson Liverpool IS days. coal 70 ~
renee uiles Co Has bad strong westerly gales e'' ss'
paisase. 49,, ,.,..,,
sehr American Eagle PettInsi. Ea'spOH u say' Asaa"
+. Boynlon Son. -, r.. l,.-S
schf Amelia, Gould MaohIss days. lumber i0' AsS'
aldha. . ,v.a.r
sch nyena Clark Portland 10 days heading 10 "'ycsl
1 Co.
schr II. f. Weston, Fish Bsrusable In ballast v,..
Schr Erie Bro0me Belfast, Me, hay for rofus" "'AAS'
Schr Angler, Besseo, Nex-Bedford ~ noafs
Schr Mount Vernon, Harding OoueetsI n.n.
sohr Elizabeth Ann Mcfsddsn, Gloucester nsn
S,hr Clsrssa Dickens, Eltabethpot LOT pesson
S,hr GEORGE Haskell Now.ayen for Eraosenpor
B,Tss Marina Crosby, Baltimore. mdsss - Wiusn
DaLell.
WIND-At sunset, from 8. w 0 p m' N -
BELOW
ono ship, unknown. ,,o
Steamship. Eagle, for HaVAns' nom SaS'sn''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD CoMPASY.-An
action By Rem Suy9a ssainst the Gfsndreet and
Newown Railroad Company for damage, tried Ia the
ookyn City Court during tho present week The plaintiff
public cartman IL appears that In June lto he
driving along First street south tih stree,
Eastern District. lilo had heavy oaI Of machinery and va,
driving the railroad track belonging 10 tho COM
dfisug a-r him. and. before plaintiff had time
his of tho track the in collision vita
tho machinery oil winch proIrctcd two Plaintiff
thrown y idODg the pavement and sustained
severe Injuries from the elect OF which he still suffers aud Is
unable to attend 10 his business In consequence.
Tho defense tina. turned out Of the
track the plaintiff permitted the horse 10 sway toward tho
track again. aud that ut tho time the cart Of tho
bat by the Of the plaintiff the accident
caused tnd therefore tie defendants claimed tina, they
liable Tho being given to the Jury, they
brough, In verdict in favor OF plaintiff Damages 500
This tho second tis On the hr verdict OF 0
endoe ed Ia favor plaintiff The appealed and
trial granted, With tho above result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
French sgs VIM. Elmer. Motion granted.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRAL TsRx-MAacH la-BSfst
Instica MONCR.

INSECURE vAULrs-DAMAGEs AGAINST 1Hk CITf.
David b. Montague sgt. The Mayor 30.
Action TO recover $4,000 damages Tor alleged IN
ure, o.cssoned by paint falling into vault In the midds
Eve. 1861. ,...- %.
The plaintiff proved that he fell into the vault By reason
Ia being without a covering 49,.
Testimony offered showing tina. the vault nad ismsin
without covering two months prior to the sccidenS AZ
that the plaintiff severely injured ais eg and did not reco,
from effects OF the Injuries received until me "n'""
March. ...
The Jury found verdict for plaintiff Of 500 ,,.,,
T. " Cutler pantif; r.. ketchuni FOR defendant 'i'A
John H. Hscke;t for Corporation
spxcIAL TKRM-MAKcH l9-Before Justice hoNEIf-
DECISIONS.
Thomas Warren agt. Samuel Owen. MOTION iof
rcadustm.nt OF coats denied 49,,
and counsel fee granted 49, r., ,.,
TlonasB Il. BMn,by at. VIM. Fe,retehe hsfsrsd N
Daniel W. CLARK, esq. to hear aud detciIi'he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
SUPREME conference.-the l9.-Beiors
Judge IsgRABAx

In the matter of Joseph W. Bradshaw, supposed
Shoe aud Lea her Bank sgt Charles ttner Crou1'
well Il. White ct a.. sst- Same -Motions granted.
william MeManus at. John Nj. MaeAay. "aL-Moson
denied. without costs, - 49, .
ST. Nicholas Insurance Company ss. William WShbarne,
ct aL-OTdsr granted.
Nrw.York Life Insurance and Trust Co. sg- Solomo0
Andrew ct sl.-Judgment granted .
Harvey Church AIT Jonathan w Freeman, &o-Whethsf
Their, should be an lo framed to Try any question In ths
case can be better determined by the on the trial who
can then order II he IT. IL Is not clear nom the p:sa.
ing. that ouy such issue will DO secessny Motion dsnsd,
cos,s to abide event.
Mary {. French sgs VIM. Elmer. Motion granted
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Tho War Ina the Bonth-We.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Thursday, March 10. 1909
Capt. Julien Of the let Tennessee Cavalry, wa.
killed yesterday by gaerrillas, Hillsboro, Tenn
Suffers wagons were attacked by guerrillas on the
Murfreesboro Pike to-day, six miles from Nashville,
and drivers and horses captured and wagons
burned.
The army has not yet moved forward, but IL
occupying it's old quarters at Aurfreesboro.
The river is falling rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
DESTITUTE IRIsH.-Through the fundamentally

DESTITUTE IRIsH.-Through the fundamentally
Of Judy, Daily fund bsiug raised in this city 10 AID Of
the sIrsmsy destitute peopl. Of ireland. Gsnemen re-
Gently arrived Emerald se confirm the Ismentsble
reports previously made Of the condition OF ts agricultural
and or the numbers OF mechanics and isbore 10
;hs large cities out Of An effort 10 being made
4, bring the the attention Of the Chsnbsr Of Conf
In OF the depreciation Of currency
and the advance prices Of living remttances from our
sh citizens 20 their friends and relatives have len Cd con-
,iderably Between 5000 and $500 have already b>ep
sed for this charitable purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

ARRIVAL OF TRAHsPoRr.--The u. B. steam
tfausport Dudley Buck Capt Elwood from Ne"oen NJ "
via Haeras Inlet March IT, with the following 10
tho U. g. Qusrtsrnaster, arrived last night;
Mr. and Mrs Phillips Miss Hastings, Lieut. Cady and wife,
o. NJ Petit ii. w Stocker Col II. r. Clsssen Capt GEO.
w. p. Bowers Lieut. Geo. FetteIman; Capt A. w smith,
10y A. j. Leland, X. II. Tslmsn, c. q. Curtis O. W. Lewis.
NJ O. Cole A. Baldwin. T. NJ Raymond Geo. Il. Crawford
II. y. Sherman, Thomas Weir, Serg j. 5. ONeil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

Genera, and suite we're greeted at Bridgeport STAN
so,d and Norwalk stations enthusiastically "
crowds Of people. Gov; Buckinghsm returns9 90
Hartford to-day, Cola Bond ana Msalsor '" "''
This concludes for the present the inspection OF
the New. EN- land Notifications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
u. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MARcH la-Befose
Cornmissioner WHITE

M1STLKIOUs DT5ATFEHEeHNNf Ut n N At 'sH'
Charles Smith aud Herman Sanstrand. seamen on
no ard the ship Taman, examined charge OF MUIR
srpa Ezra Thomas the third Of that vessel The evi'
o.nes went 10 show that Thomas was forward; cry wo
raised Of man vebosrdp and the next morning Thomas
Was missing aud blood found In the forecaste There
was no proof to show whether deceased jumped overooGd o.
wa. thrown over and show that tho prisoners had
had sEy struggle with him. The Comnssloner Issisfsss
ordered their disehage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

FIFTH WARD LOYAL NATIONAL LEAoUE.-A
meeting Of tho citizen, Of tho Fifth Ward held at the
Finh Ward Hotel on Thursday evening, and organized
Loyal National League similar to that organized In the other
wards of the city, viz: by adopting Constitution and elect
Ing following officers and delegates to the Central Com
nteei President. Luther Horton; Secretaries. Frank W.
shsppcrd and Charles s. Bsrelss; Delegates Thomas }.
Miller A. Jackson Plumb. Frank w. Sbepperd John Con-
tre and William Parker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

Mr.. GorrscnALK's CoscERrs.--Mr. Gottschalk
v,p with tho assistance Of Mr. Max Srskosch as manager
.pdd series Of conces being hundred In num-
b. IN very short time; and oil without exception oapssy
attended Mr.. 0ottschahs superb vrtuososm has every
where made appeal 10 popular tastes and has rem
dared his name a well known In the small towns Of bic own
country a. It IL In tho groa, capitals Of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
fAdyrrtisernent

The best place in the City to. procure
HunxIso BrRps now fashionable for Ladies 70 wsst
IN their hair and hornets 10 ct j. q. BkLPs No. Is
RroAway where different species be soms
OF pseh are Of the mos, brilliant plumige.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

A bank IN TROUBLE The iron safe, furniture,
oarpeting OF tho Bank OF America recently started la
jersey City adycrtied to DO sold oon,tabie. sale
during tho fore part Of next month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

DIsGRAcEFUL PRocEEDiEG.-At the nesting Of
the board II Aldermen OF Hudson CITY Wednesday night
repofted that of tho members. being considerably in.
tonaed raised dhtuIba In consequence of refusal TO
sko out portion of tho minutes, which suited In melee
ing off OF tho ga and further transaction OF business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
CITY ITEMS.

Ac.pKmY OF MusIC.-DoniIettis opera OF " La
F,von,.o will be performed tonisht-Mlls H. sus'r es'
M.,,o.ni Beini and Bisoh singing the principal foe'
TO morrow tho third grand Matinee VIII 'ate place. ."
o.. ,.,o, xiu h. presented I'm Bsiio in Msschsra"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

TnE STRIKE or the CAnPESTFRs.-The Jour
neynen carpenters Of jersey City, who EFF OFT work on We
nesduy nearly all resumed labor again at the advance Of
wages demanded 10y thom. They viii noc Monday even
iDg next toJ tho pupcso OF forming Protective uuIon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

ISQUEsrs.-Coroper Barrett held an inquest yea
erday upon tho body OF colofed cimneyswcsp nsned
John Ray who died suddenly willis engaged chn
noy OF tho Aid O. IL Fisher in Wilson street. n. d.
verdict of death from disoae OF the heart rendered.
An inquest also held upon the body OF Ann Kirby In
Seventh street, North Seventh whose death caused
by inlsInnaIanrA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
Gov. Buckingham of lConnecticut has appointed
Friday, April B. as day Of public fasting, humiha-
ton and prayer
LAW INTELLIGENCR.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MARoH ls-Bsiors
Judse BKrTs.
PRIZES CONDEMNED.
United States agt. Schooner Reindeer, formerly
Jefferson Davis and cargo United States sgt Schooner
Hewan and carso-Flnal DEGREES Of condemnation we're
entered In these by the District Attorney, on default
Of any claimant to sppesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

PRrsBYrERIAs IN. s. J EDUCATIONAL Fund
The Rev. Dr. Thornton A. Mills. General Secretary Tor Edu
cation under tho auspices Of tho Now School PresbJ
General Assembly announces that those Churches w'oh
have during present occesiAscal year contributed
the Education Fuud Of tho General Assembly. respect
ay and earnestly requested to do so before the first day of
May nes-s1 weeks keneewhen the year closes and the
ANIMAL Report of the Assembly will DO mado Conribr
lions may DO forwarded directly to tho Teasaror j. w
Benedict esq Nv 1873 Broadway, Nsw-Y0ra, OF where IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

ACcrDESr.--A seaman named Miller, on boar
tho ship NJ. T. Ludwig lying at anchor 10 the North Rive
outward bound yesterday fell from the main yard on dec'
and was instantly killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Capture Of smugglers-Thc xron-ciad heo-
kuk-A skirmish Near Xorktown-An
Ab0rtiye Cavalry Raid.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press,
FoRrKEss MosRoB, Tuesday, March H. 1908
Last night Lieut.-Col Whipple Of the 18th Of
wisconsin captured small boat attempting to run
the blockade on Elizabeth River near Norfolk. She
had about &, 900 worth Of contraband goods Oh
board Three of the men were arrested and taken
70 Norfolk.
THE KEOKUK.
The iron-clad Keokuk passed down the Hampton
Roads this morning, and returned at o'clock this
afternoon.
sKRMIsH NEAR YORKTOWN.
TIE Yorktown Cavalier, March IL, contains the
following:
From Yesterday some 80 or 40 Of
She euemy fred upon our pickets stationed in the
direction Of Richmond. The pickets returned the
Are and the enemy beat hasty retreat No loss
Was sustained and all is again quiet. 1t was
probably their purpose to induce our men to pursue
thsm and fall into another ambuscade.
ANOTHER REBEL RAID.
On Saturday last Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, with about
A000 cavalry and two pieces of artillery, made a
buried advance upon our lines at Gloucester, but
hearing Of some achievements TO forces Ut that
tsint, they retired as rapidly ss they came 1t ID
fumored they had gone for reenforcements, but we
Grs ready for them.
THE JUNIATA.
The United States soop-of-war Junista arrived Of
3 o'clock this afternoon, from Philadelphia.
PoRrRRss MosROR. Wednesday. March 10, 1863
northeast rain storm commenced here this after
noon.
A ball, given by the officers Of the Ninth Army
Corps, takes place at Newport News tonight.
Several are invited from Old Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

FoR TIE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPAsY.-A
bark not yet named. Capt. whsebery. was to"sd to thi
port from NewBsdford and when fnhsd will take her pisc
on the Panama Railroad Company's line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

BILLIARD MArcH.-The great billiard match be-
0od.hwsit Dsery will come oil this evening
0oary's Rooms.
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SALEs OF REAL EsrATE AT AucTIoS.-Messrs.
Adrian H. Mutsr ?. n. Wlkins Co. yesterday made the
Advertisement
"WUo ARE OUR BEST MEN l"-Wh

"WIIO ARE OUR DEST MEN = Hdl UI lHU
,oh.mins potciansi Who will serve and who will cheat
tic Iioyernmeut In shert whom shAl trust to lead
A,s PukusoLosr Would you have tho Right man In the
r,ht place T. Le, hin be selected chronological pnci
plea and appointed. The office Of FOWLER WsLL'h at
No. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

MORE Coal AT AuCTIos.-In continuation OF the
system Of auction sales insugsted by tho Delaware Lsck
wanna and Western Railroad Company 10000 tuns OF he'h
mined Scranton will BIO disposed Of at tho Merchants
Exchange on wednesdsy NEXT, by Simeon Draper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20
-.or TuB ARMY OF THEIOTOMAC

n exiew of tho 18th Corps-Our loss In the
recent Cavalry Fighs-How 'ho NC"
Feel, and how the Rebels tnko tneir
Drubbmg-A snow-storni.
Thursday. March ls. 1853
Gen. Hooker reviewed the 18th Corps to-day .,,
Our casualties in the cavalry fight Of the l7th VIII
number lees than 40. All the wounded were p'Ous".
into camp except five, who were too severely nu.'
to be removed The cavalry are in good spri's oVci
their affair, which they claim to be the grea'e.'
hnld.to.hand cavalry combat that ever TOOK place on
this continent, and only equaled by one fought IN
Europe. :,
The enemy are not inclined to talk about IT. and
m s,urs or ;usuuations come from their pickets'
We have a snow.storm tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

EXTENSION OF THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
On Tuesday evening" large number of persons interested
In the extension OF the Eighth avenue Railroad met at the
bo,. corner of Eighth avenue aud andtweny
dh street The meeting held under the auspices oil tho
Twelfth Ward West End Improvement Association" The
meeting was called to order by Mr. Manson, tho PTssnt
OF the Association M A. N. Lewis occupied his post I"
Secretary Mr. Manson said In subance This part OF the
city has greatly in consequence Of the lack OF 'ac
ties for re.chiDg and the Eighth avenue Rsir0sd Company
bayo not extended their track that portion OF the Island
where Il ia most needed consequently property Kept do"'
in value and our dwelling, cnsnsa The Eighth ave
ma Company was the receive its chitef sne
hs 20 carry out its provisions petition VAIN
name. he been from this Ward TO tho bosIo %
men We co sent delegates TO that body i oG'e ,h
told n, that our report should be submitted 70 'ho
Com mtss and Mr. Low did not run ms cs W , ~
honlI not RON them down We have waited
bv have received 10 satisfactory report from MI boos a,
me clos, Of MI Msnsons address tho Secretary read com
anniraon from Alderman Lops-wLen MI Swscknamet ee'
vorei an address explanatory Of his course In reson 70 tns
oue,,ior before the meeting His remarks were sennos anu
aonoii.tory Mr. Harrison, Chairman of the COMMITTEE
rsnort.d series Of resolutions which were unsninousy
.doped They can be found IN our edvetsing columns ING
meeting sdlouinsd meet again At CArman''nie on inc ~
inst.