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The New York herald., 1863-06-10
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON. May 80, 1863
The London money market active Terms in the
oren market were quite up to the bank minimum Funds
steady.
AMERICAN SEoU RmEs.-Sate stocks steady. Railroad
securities active and still advancing.
Consos closed Friday at o31i 93ss for money. The
bullion IN the Bank Of E0gand had decreased f2s5 500
LosDoN, May 81, 1868.
Yesterday oonsols after Official hours quoted
92l., and were In demand ~
The Confederate loan yesterday closed at 2salis dis
count. ~
PARIS BOURsE.
On the Paris Bourse May 80, the reQss were al c9f
&c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL May 20, 1898.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF the week st
81 900 bales The market opened buoysnt and all quail
ties advanced to rinng extent; but the advance
not fully sustained prices closing a. an advance Of
Nd the week for American and Surats Tbe sales 70
spectators 000 and 10 exporters Is 100 bales
The sales Friday 900 baes including 1000
spectators and exporters the market closing quiet and
unchanged. The authorized quotations are
w.ett FAR. hidjiiNg.
NV Wioeus.. ..ss.s.s..s..... x0's ~
Mobile ....................25a r.,
uplands. ....................2ly ~
The stock in port estimated at als 500 bales OF which
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American Flags OF all sizes wholesale agd retail sisa
Flag. of every description male ~ order lhe shorssi
no,,cs.
busines. rnsbei ~. Manufacture mess goods With
usual despa n and q superior work manship
DOrgI.AS a sHERwOOD
qsnl III
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srrtxxE Corrr--CRaru Part l-Adlonrned to Tues
day, June 10, 1853
Part -Noe. :5lf, 30se, 3i2o to 3lso inclusive
suPIuoH Cotxr-PArt Nos. 30p1, Issl, pse. l145
g. 1911 25a3 2s29, zssi cs13, 2ofs 2747. 2sla esil
2s53 2ss5. Part mos 6fs,.1Ies. i7so. 1850, eg5o
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The london Times fears II Is the intention OF those who
raised couhct In Prussia fling the sword In the bal
aDee, and trampe those liberties which they have
been So long seeking 10 degrade. f1r
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~ joiss aud all diseases of the fee, cuted ~iiio pa"
or nsonve 10 10 the paten, BY Dr lACNAEIh srf
ernn chFopods' 100 Brosdwsv Heirrs py.cis"s sss
surgeons Of th~ city.
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Mr. Mason had reached Paris, and reported on his ms
sion 10 Mo French government. .gsf
Signs Of political life increasnk in France De
termined efforts were making TO eject Thiers, lessor
for the government, 4s-
The Nurse Was steady. Rensss, epf. 4s.
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RNY sUTLENN .
a The .ab.cbe, la. IN N. bonded soie, seve'.l hue
dred of hs achisism SGhnapr- Ts wrapper b''N
little sAinei. Le will sell below Ills fresrn prifs is
heinappr ~ ussi Ia AL the hcshiA N tHf cplo y
Bourbon Whikkry, put ~ 81 bottles, 10 ea"- 90
each which he selling los COZ slern .@
nraiIir uDoIPIiO WOLFE
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News from Utah.
rNsnse sALI ANN, June Z, 18s3
. Gu the 9th Gen. Couner made treaty with i've hun
drcd Snake fndaps ~ Fort Brgcr and capt lewis
afkr fifty warriors who refused TO abide by IT.
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f,ORHs Busioxs, IS0HowIN0 MAILS TIsDRu
~ feri Ac cured bv usnf Dr Brifgs' tnf~iirr s's ~
drnggiss by mail NJ 80 amt ~ go l'A 90.
Bpnons Bad Nails, ae. cured ~ D. j. Dud's ''f H'c''
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Box or NOTE pAPER READY lNlAILp sIx
n kinds A'oz, price only u 70, at GlMbRiDts -
Bro4dnAy
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sheIton's Photographic Reosas. 7a3
Broadway. opposite As,or place. 'wc sindy % rssa
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(,ORSs BuNioNs MAD NAIL-. Ac.. 90 Hhp ~ rit
" oui p~in by I,r EisF, slifor0di.i. o. fr Aan.
Lissor cutss corns huninnr hsd units Ne nesasb psL
40 a. BoNtry. corner Of Cana street.
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Mevements Of Major Gsnerai C.rtis.
81. LouA, Juno o. 1888
Mssr General Curtis left this city ias,evenug for MS
homo in Iowa Aa &BF -, -
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wheeler & Wilson's sewing Msehtnes
with valuable improvements Osiee COS BrosdwSe. 3
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FIRg canspofu--A ire broke out nj Groenpont yes
terday mornog the refinery Hsye BROTHER
The building partially consumed together with 5Oo
barrels ~ crude and go barrels OF refined OIL The
ioss estimaed Al between $40 900 SIC O00 The
tsblshmcnt was worked 90 English account.
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ZINE DgEss SHIRTS To ORDER
rSgis ALLED
~ NASupAcTUu
FITTING AYp MATERNAL
AT rNIos ADAMS.
NO csr BROADWAY
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SGAr1oRD G. H., March l-Col. Wyndham
who with force Of cavalry left Centreviaie on
. qeconnoiseapce arrived at Falmouth last
evening He passed through Wsrrenton, which
was occupied by sbout t6 rebel cavalry Who
escaped. Parties Of rebels we're discovered at
Licking and Elk rans. Some dozen prisoners
we've taken; prisoners and 1esertsrs from the
rebel army report no force at Culpepper.
Times Dispatch.
The rebels on the Rsppahacnock for days
refused to hold communication with our troops
under the usual flag Of teuce.
Reports from the Army of the Potomac rep
resent the condition of the roads as being much
worse thsa at any previous time.
The Senate will be convened in Executive
session after the adjournment Of Congress- for
the purpose, mainly, of considering military
nominations made by the President which can.
not be reached until sfter the 4th.
The report of the Mcdowell Court of 1G4ury
censures him for leaving his command on the
evening of Aug. ~, to meet Gen. Pope at Ma.
masses Junction, without orders, and during
which absence, Kings division vas attacked BY
the rebels The findings Of the Court are ap-
proved by the President.
It is stated that the President will call out
1000 men under the conecription law.
Il is said that Representative Gurley, of Ohio,
will BE nominated for Governor of Arizonia,
Wednesday, and Richard Mccormick as Sec
retafy.
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A DIs9raceful AFFAIR.

WHEELING, Va, March 1.-The correspon-
dent Of the Wheeling Iutelligencer dated Win;
chester, Feb 26, gives the particulars Of the
late disgracetul affair between portion Of our
troops and the enemy. On the 25th . rebel
cavalry scout 30 strong came inside our pickets
on the Strasburg road, and after skirmish with
the infantry pickets, in which two were woun-
ded on each side, they retired capturing cav.
airy picket Of IL men.
Fourteen hundred Of the 18th Pennsylvania
aud New York cavalry went 10 pursuit They
pursued beyond strasburg, recaptured most Of
the prisoners and horses and took number Of
prisoners. The commander of our detachment
transcended his orders and pursued bevond "a
terbrook. -
After driving inshe rebel pickets he stood par.
leying in the road without guarding himself,
the enemy returned in force, charged upon and
over, threw them into confusion, killing and
capturing 200 in . fight of 20 minutes, Our
men made no stand although out numbering the
enemy,
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Weaknesses News,

WAsHrxGToN, March 2.-The President has
issued proclamation, calling an extraordinary
session of the Senate, on the 4th Of March, to
receive and act on nominations, mainly on civil
and military. A
NcClelian's testimony before the War Com
mittee, Saturday, related principally to the bat
tie of Williamsburg, which, be stated, was
fought against bis judgment. He easked permis-
sion to submit statement Of the whole subject,
in writing, but the Committee declined 70 re-
ceive it. ss they wished::replies to direct ques
tions on specific points. His examination con.
tinuss to-day.
The report Of Capt James l.. Fisks North
overland expedition was submitted to the House
to day. 1t was organized for the protection Of
enigrsnts over new route from Fort Benton,
in Dakotah Territory, part of which was SUR
veyed by the late lamented Gen. Stephens.
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from Port Royal.

PoRr ROYAL, Feb 25.-We have been watt
ing since the let inst for the iron-clads to ar
rive, two more only due.
Adjutant-G General Townsend has arrived, it ia
said, with power to adjust the differences be-
tween Foster and Hunter.
The arrest Of Gen. Stevenson and Quarter
master Slaght grew out of misunderstanding
Of facts. Both have been honorably released
The announcement of Townsend that the New
York forces will not be taken out of that De-
partment caused great joy among these troops
Gen. Foster has returned to NewberR to make
arrangements for another expedition.
Our iron-clads will soon have complete con-
troll of Charleston harbor 5.. sa.
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The Times has private letter from Port
Royal, making the following curious statement:
Gen. Foster took captain and 80 men from
the 10th Connecticut, just before he went North,
and made Q reconnaissance. They entered
Bulls Bay, north Of Charleston harbor, and
landing there, marched through the enemy.
pickets to within full sight of Charleston, and
then to within view of Fort Sumter, about q
mile and three quarters distant, SO near that
officers from the parapet could be seen. We
thus have reason to believe that successful at
tack can be made upon the Babylon OF Rebellion
from qusrsAas deemed unassailable. s1s,
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES
HEADR's ARNY OF TIE Po1RNAc, J
March 8. 1863.

Latest advices from the South state that Gen.
Rosecrans had advanced % far as Niddleburg,
half way between Murfreesboro and Shelbyville.
In the rebel House bill to accept volunteers
from Kentucky and Missouri, for less than three
years, was debated.
The supply of salt and food, and Confederate
taxation, occupied the attention Of the Virginia
Senate. In the House Of Delegates bill passed
to transfer the State troops to the rebel Gov
ernment
A resolution Of thanks to John B. Floyd was
adopted.
The Exsminer contains no war news from any
of the prominent points
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The Pirate Florida burns an East India.
man.

HALIFAX, March 2.-The steamer Delta, from
ST. Thomas 2Oth and Bermuda 25th ult., has ar.
rived. She reports that on the 18th Of Feb +,
in lat. "a, long. 65, the Florida captured and
burned the chip Jacob Bell, bound from
China for New York. The Jacob Bell had
1900 tons of tea in her possession. The crew
we're transferred to Danish weasel.
The y. s. steamer Alabama lett st. Thomas
on the goth of Feb, in search Of the Florida.
The steamer Columbia ran the blockade at
Wilmington, N. c., and had arrived at St.
George, with q cargo of cotton and tobacco
The Columbia reported the arrival at Whining
ton of the steamer Giraffe.
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specials 70 the New York Papers,
WASHINGTON. March 2.-Genl Sigel has re-
signed. Gen1 Kimball. Of the Army Of the Poto.
mac, has been ordered to report TO Gen'l Grant.
Representative Bingham will be one Of the
new Court Of Claim Judges.
The President has completed the list of Major
and Brigadier Generals 80 of the former and 75
Of the latter, and will send them to the Senate
on the bth of March. Genl Casey heads the list.
The Senate Military Committee have reported
for confirmation oil the Major Generals nomi-
mated, except Hurlbut and Scho6eld, all the
Brigadiers except Shepley and Nicholsou, of
Maine; Weitzel and Gilbert OF Ohio; Tarbet, of
New Jersey, and Stuart, of Illinois.
The bill passed for the re. organization of the
Engineer Corps, contains all the material provis-
ions of the Negro regiment bill.
Ninety members Of Congress have signed q
call for . Convention at Chicago, on the first
Tuesday of June, in favor Of the enlargement Of
the Canals between the Valley Of the Mississippi
and the Atlantic
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A Cavalry Raid.
HRADoCARrERs Army OF TIE PoToNAC,(
EoheNoev %

On Wednesday night two rebel cavalry brig
ades, Fitz Hugh Lees and Hamptons, attempted
TO make raid into our lines, by crossing the
Rsppahannock at Kelly's Ford, and succeeded,
by q strong attack, in breaking our thin line Of
cavalry outposts at one or two points. capturing
q few of our men. Our cavalry outpost re-
serves we're brought up, lines Immediately re-
established, and force sent in pursuit. Our
captures include or 8 officers The rebels
failed to accomplish their object, and retired in
great haste across the Rs.Yahannock, telling
trees across the roads and placing other obsta
cles in the way. Pursuing forces Of cavalry was
sent in pursuit, and have not yet returned The
rebel cavalry was commanded by Gen. Stuart in
Dora0n
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by TELEGRAPH
Rarsiculars Of the Capture OF me Queen
Of che vTeoe.

CAIRO, Feb 2S-The Memphis Bulletin oi
Thursday has some particulars of the capture Of
tbe ram Queen of the West. She had proceeded
up Red river about IS mites TO what is called
Fo.t Taylor, situated on the right benk Of the
rivec. She reached this point Friday the 30th
Fort TAYLOR IL not an elaborated work, and
would more Eroperly be esl3ed battery The
river was SerS narrow and the Quees 10 ma
neuvering TO make an attack to advantage got
aground. Wkile in this position . ehot from
the battery eu. Cd her stesm pipe and
rendered her perfectly helpless Col. EHet had
taken tie little captured tow boat Desots with
him a a tender. and as soon as it was diecov
cred that the Queen was helpless the crew and
all the ysluables we're removed to the Desoto
and the guns epiked. He would have blown the
Queen up had it net been that number Of sick
we're on board who could not be moved These
are all the prisoners the rebels got with the
boat.
Col. Ellet proceeded at once on the Desots
"a the mouth Of Red River, and made known
the facts to Capt Brown, of the gunboat Indian.
ola. who Immediately proceeded to the scene oi
conaict, for the purpose of recafturing the
Queen and silencing the battery. Col. Ellet
then proceeded to yicksburg. Nothing has yet
been heard of the Indianola, but no doubt is en-
tertained Of her power to accomplish what she
has un6ertaken.
The Bulletin says that on the 24th an impor-
tant exnedition left Helena, bound up the Yazoo
River to Haines' Bluff had been commenced With
the intention of cooperating with forces from
above.
A court martial commenced at Vicksburg in
the case of Thomas W. Knox, Of the New York
Herald, has returned it's findings and sentence.
Mr. Knox was charged by Gen. Sherman with
acting as a spy and aiding and comforting the
enemy by writing an account Of the expedition
against vicksburg, in which Gen. Sherman was
defeated. The court cleared him Of all crimi-
nality on the above charges, but found him gnilty
of violating General Order No. 81, dated War
Department, Aug. 26th, 1851, in writing letter
without approval Of the General 10 command
He was ordered to be sent out Of the Depart
ment as penalty for his offence. He 10 expect
ed at Cairo soon. /"
The gunboat Lafayette left for below to-day.
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From Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-A special to the Times
from Lexington says: The excite enent has sub
sided. The Richmond scare was almost without
foundation. The fight of Wednesday was more
successful than reported. me 200 prisQpera
were taken and all their wagons captured.
Gen. Carter left yesterday with considerable
force for some point unknown. aea 1e~f
The rebel force beyond Mt Sterling 10 said to
be scattered and on the retreat.
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Capture Of the lndianola 81 the Rebeis'
NEw YORK, March 2.-United States Aissls'
sippi squadron Feb. 27, via Memphis Aarcn i
Ts Gideon Wellss, Secretary Of tie Nosy
SlR:-I regret to inform you that the lnolan-
ola has also fallen into the hands of the enemy
The rams Webb and Queen Of the West attack;
ed her 26 miles from here and rammed her antil
she surrendered. All of which can be traced 70
with my instructions. ido not
know the particulars. (signed)
D.D. PORTER, Commanding.
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NEW YORK, March 2.-Mayor Opdyke to-day
vetoed the resolutions of the Common Council
to give Fitx John Porter public reception.
Advices from Guatamala state that that State
hes declared war against Salvador. President
Corrers had marched with from 1000 to 5000
men
Mursfreesboro' letter says General Rose
Grams has issued an order prohibiting the Gin
ciunati Enquirer and Chicago Times circulating
in the Army Of the Cumberland.
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CINCINNATI, March S.-A special to the Com
mercial, from kurfreesboro, dated the I'd, says
that an expedition, comprising Q, 900 cavalry and
infantry, left xurfreesboro yesterday and en-
countered the enemy at Bradyville After 90.
we're fighting the enemy was driven from town.
The less Of the enemy was killed, 20 wounded
and SO captured. Also, We captured 800 new
uniforms and accoutrements, and lot of official
orders, baggage, &c. The enemy were portion
Of Morgans division. Our loss was half that of
the enemy.
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From IndIanapolis.

IxD1AHAroLls. March, Lin the o. 8. District
Court four persons charged with resisting the
Military authorities in the arrest Of deserters
we're convicted of treason.
The minority Of the Legislature is still ab.
sent. Unless q compromise is effected with the
msjority, NO further legislation will be had the
preeent season. r. Sssa
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cargo Of the Jacob Bell.

NEW YoRK, March 2--Tbe cargo of the ship
Jacob Bell, DESTROYED by the Florida, was chiefly
for English account, valued at SIX hundred
thousand dollars, insured in England Tor New
York. The vessel and freight was valued at
one hundred Thousand dollars, insured IN New
York and ston The Government is a heavy
loser, as the duties would have been seventeen
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
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ROCHESTER,, Feb. 2s.-Issac r. Elwood an old
and esteemed citizen, and Secretary and Treas
urer Of the Western Union Telegraph company,
from date Of it's organization, died last night
He was run over by runaway team while
On his own steps, some days since, and the In
juries then received have proved fatal. .Gts
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Correction.

The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Enquirer says the charges against the
lst Pennsyiv.ni. reserves are untrue. The
same correspondent says Col. Stuart's cavalry
attacked our pickets last night near Union Mills
but we're repulsed.
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From For. ress monroe.

FoR7R.ss MONROE, Feb. 2S-Tbe British frigate
Petel arrived in Hampton Roads last night
from Charleston. Her officers and crew report
the rebels have strong net work across the
chanuel at the entrance Of Charleston, and it is
6lled with torpedoes designed to blow up any
Federal vessel that may attempt to enter.
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Union club.

Bosrox, March "A Union Club has been
organized, with Hon. Edward Everett as Presi-
dent The Club purchased the mansion of the
late Abbott Lawrence, for &5S. 900, for head
quarters The principles of the Club are, un-
wsvering support to the Government in putting
down rebellion.
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VIVA, Ge.eral Grant s.y,.

SWAszIxGroH, March la dispatch received
from Gen. Grant has given much encouragement
to the President and Secretary of War. They
express utmost confidence of favorable results
at Vicksburg. Grant asks for only four or Eve
days good weather to complete his arrangements,
which are Of such nature that military author.
tiles here are convinced will result not merely
in the capture Of Vicksburg but also the rebel
army concentrated there.
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Use OF Ether.

WAsH1sGToS, March 2.-The Surgeon General
has recommended Congress to pay Mr. Norton
$500, 600 for ether used in the army and navy.
The Times special says Cassius N Clay is to
be confirmed as Minister to Russia. Secretary
Seward having personally urged it.
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Fall Of Wheat

MlLwAuKEE, Feb. 2s.-The South side of
Nichols warehouse gave way from the pressure
of wheat, 10000 bushels were precipitated into
the river 'Fr '-ss
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JUNE. 1889

The House concurred in the Senate's amend
ments to the bill relating to property in the in,
surrectionary States
The House refused to suspend the rules to
consider the bill amendstory Of the Pacific Rail.
road act, two.thirds being necessary. ogi
The House agreed to the report Of the Com
mittee Of Conference on the bill amendatory Of
the Internal Revenue act. L
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Resi- igned.

WAsHlxa1oH, March l.-General John
Cochraae's resignation has been accepted by
the President He designs, in other fields, to
continue bis support of the war for the Union
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Rebel News.

PH1DADELPHIA. March s.-The Richmond En-.
auirer Of the 2sth contains JEFF. Davis precla.
nation, appointing March 9th as a day of Fast.
ing and Prayer. sails
Mobile, Feb 27-A correspondent of the
Memphis Appeal, from Vicksburg. 2Sd, writes
that an enormous feet appeared that morning.
Everything looked as though the enemy we're
almost ready to commence an attack. Persons
Yazoo Pass and Coldwater River say the enemy
succeeded in getting the gunboats into Cold
water They will never get out and an army of
10, 900 men could hold At bay and destroy an
invading force of 10000.
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CAPTURE OF TUE INDIANOLA.

AHnpHIs, March THE Times special says
that arrivals confirm the capture and sinking Of
the Indianola by the rebel boats, thirty miles
below vicksburE. The fight lasted several
hours, when the Indisnola surrendered In sink
ing condition. She was run ashore, and the
crew taken to Vicksburr.
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A Rebel Yarn.

pos,.rss MoERoE, March 3.-The Peters.
buro Express Of last Saturday says that great
hattle has been fought at Vicksburg with great
losses on both sides aud without any decided
success on either side. The gunboat Iadianola
was captured. 7aEltHa
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Sale of q PrIxe.

NHw YORK, March 2-The prize steamer
Princess Royal was purchased by the Govern
ment for $4,000. -.- ir"