Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3577, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1862 — Page 3

ff 1 1 f "V IiArJiI VTIT Ith Major. '"Cl- n them. Arkansas, and .;ive

JIIlil iTr Bill X 111 I ili tl.er

w ri)niAv

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.em no quarter. The Southerner needed

no e.-oi,d order. I

lr-Krr)lng of Ihr ftint C onrfnllon. Tli rxtra ed.ti-n of the Stt'l, containing the nrrcding t.f the th ( January 0mfn Ti.-M, being exhausted, and to meet the lit 1 orders we ate daily receiving for thTti.

cmk-IuJ! i. pubiiüh Nit'.ilv elation it Urpertjp

Tier attacked them with gre it energy , and for j t'earlr ai; hour a de-pe-Mle battle 4i waged, on ! the ride; the Indian fightm; with blind fur? ; and alping all who I el I into their hand), wVether Ii ing, wounded r dead. This i described:

14 nn of the. severest a'-tin of the entire r t t If,

Tmr IIosriTAlJ We yesterday p.',d & t pii (. , eich of these institution separately. We f.". I itt the City II-;'.t.iI. Pr K.' r u . Smgs.,i, -nine O'ie hundred stie'i hed on tVir ba ks. Tl. j'r i fellow l,.te up travel? under the'r sufTeriu , !

MEDICAL.

r o 'i 1 1 i : i !: o 1 iz ,

Of the United States.

TELECRAPHIC.

In the mr.tb of lc ember, the cn !r rnned f.f

id to h lot one hundred tad twenty five in

killed and wounded.

Those of our frien! who Jetire to order them ; There wa a! ami and consternation and

11 r.le-e do o Koniptlf I trrii.r at Washington on Sunday wek, when

and e-re p'e.ned ti know tint, although many 1

are very :.;k, n-t more th'n one r two w i!I ' lh rnl ,,n o-1 f"r to ' raf,b? -1

and the Indian. ho were finally routed, are pob .iM y ,;e Ktrrthin in the C.ty 1I j iul vre Iniperini U Int Illllrr, tvt

:e or!er.

U in vJinir

The H,m ru ij l siil with reml t the Cen

tn tbt ftiort per'! they bav civn uch univcr! atirxli'n to t),r roanv lh'.-n of bobav tried

I'rirr prr kmmtred.

j r.ewa re.ichel that c ity t'ut the iron chvl moiiter

Notter.l.K-umentcan t.e circulated to d!a- xf(inP11-. .t, r,;krlan.l. rr.mrl!!

hu th public minl of the erroneous impfen- j 0 jnre. to atrikw lier colota. and would rcry aioni that uricrupu!ou parri and i-jlitic'uns ! trulMblv mtke her way ui the rut-tmic to Wa-h-

hie atteaiote-i to create in regard to thechirac- ! ,nl"- ' ,WM running to and fro. and j ' .... . i DJ in? a Lrre fellow wn herl anxiously ir tur 1 terof the Cot.Tent.on and it aclvon uj-,n the wo whcn theCrt liaia would lea ve fur the North. mentuou i-ue-i riow before the country. It i auid to h e been rem wked that the lienor ' m m ahle inemer of Cnpre and others whor-om- ' THE DAILY SENTINELOM EARLY TRAINS, litr Ä I to find a pUce ol ifcty from the shelU and chot Tin: DAILT STATK SKNT1NKLU rtthj an the earij j of the lerrille Mcrrimw. After the Merrinuc ; mring exprea rr frHtit trSn, an.1 dtlTcrl to ub- j ,,11 ,,aVe ff u captured and her gun are in the i ntrin a-arrtit t.,wn aUut the ime t.me It I Ji- j handi of Union sailors, we h.ill douhtles.H lic.ir i tnbwtl In thic.ljr. Tbi en.le r'Ur at adutaw: ! rf a "tuU committee" w ii tti tier to investigate I fr.ni tU Capital of Indiana, t r't th n-w f tb ly j the caue ol the lo-n cd" the Cumberland and the j frr.m tla to twelve l.ur f'.rettiryeanrfceireltthrub ; Conreo., and to hud fault w ith their comtnind- I

p;r j-ablUbed elpwbre. Vemt 4rltr and carrier er. 4 . A. ldjtT. tn any of tb t.wn onriir.!r-nteriiia: at ln.!iriap.l;, j The coam ud of the 221 Indiana, since the mM b-.np, t e.t with tbeSKSTlXKL on a rood term. a. of Co,onfc, Hendricks, devolve un Major arcrfbef tair. C!b fr tbe Tniil wiil be furHi t : ... ., r . , ' ,. , iit-a ,u. i L- . Dulr of Clark countr. A tent rate. Optera are .iK-iteI. oaw j j ! -i . j The following Indiana officer have re SPEECHES ODE j signed, and their resignations h ive leen accejtHeiidrirK'M .ind Voorhrcs. jed: ' j Aa.siUnt Surgeon John K. UUckstone, 9th The pj--ech of Hon. Tfcmia A. Hendricks wrre tl j Indiana volunteers; 2d Lieutenant Thos. L. DraHirratlctWeniiononlLeKlKbtli of January. 13. j 1)ewey 40, lfld,.Wl:l volunteers; Lieut Jacob W. and tbe peerh of Hon. DaiU-l W . Voorhera , In the Hu .... .-!.. . c- t i ... ... ... 0( .... , . . . 1 skelton, IJd Indiana volunteers: burgeon 1). I. c.f Ke,reetitativriif ret ruarj 2(T, on tbe duty cf the r ed- I n eral Gov-n. merit tu it relation to tb civil war and tbe ; Hall.SGth Indiana volunteer, c.tject for which it houM t prwecuted, are fr "ale at j thi. offlr. pablid.M in a pampkta f Uteen paea. In- j "Tl'e ' ü- wil1 Inet,t or (Wednesday) rlad'iia; bth T-tr. Y.arh m la ant'.ng tbeaM- ' evening. df llvTed on the present rrli, gTA vhould he jlve.ftn j tbe band. ,.f every voter in tbe State. Trice it .r bun- i SlTrn jestenla.tr was worth 20 cents in this

Jred. All onter. promptly filled.

tral II'rtttI, S Ulli Meridian trct.of h ch ! them that it I no an e-taUi.let ar.!c!e. The amount Dr. Taibut Uullard. asited by Dr. Wil!. Uuil rd. cf bodily r4 aiul mimxj arlaini aitnply from a reg

ln ihr?e. There are nearly two hundred pa-1. ,. , , . , J r ..ai!t auMMv.t alt I. tflfTtHaf rw tarwl Iff I 1. a f, .raw

of the utnot tnijx.rtance that a trlc atier.tion to the ei atxl Dot tr.f,:u t"hly a 1 men t hu!J l e had; for ttMae vf the budy niuat itiTariality affct the mind. Tie uWriber now ocly a?' a trial tl DR. J. BOVEE DODS

tienta in thi hospital. Yeterlay ii.e filteon or twentj cre reccivfJ. All thee nieu ure itbel prisoner, and every attention is phowu ijiein. In their misfortune ther have fallen ; im t 1 it a Cviüziil 11 1 humane communiry. Mii:v a ciin; man will recover and return to his h-nie un . his friends and hereafter be a loyal and Union loving citizen.

niPERUL WINE BITTERS!

At Hospital Xo. 3, (the ol 1 (t?mn.iiuni.) nn- i m .. , K . ... w w ,, .v ' ' frra all who have not oed them. We challenge tbe der the charpe of Dr. Fletcher, we found thin-s rJ t as we hive sdated them tobe witli reference to the . Tbe Bmaas for tbe cur cf Wm .STOMACTffi,GcscaaL otljer bopitaU. Dr. Fletcher is a scientific and TfaiuTV, and U-r l airi! and Kioino tbe Blood, are 1 . . . aa -. a-

accom;.!i.he.l rhv.ician. a human nun. and "'J unrPa,a vj any omer re meuy oo eann

luvin h id him-elf eijierieore in war and itsh.r

rors, treats all under his supcrintendaiiee tenderlr. Div befoie voterdiv fifteen ndditioual patienU were received at this hospital, mid yesterday aixteeti. The hospital at Camp Morton is under the 6u

To be assured of this. It U only ceo-ssary to make tbe trial. Tbe Wine itself is of a very aupt riur quality, beiiiff about one-third Mroner than other wine; warmiug and invioratiiif; tbe whole ay-tera from the head to tbe feet. A these Bitters are tonic and alterative in their charac

ter, 0 they itrengthen and invi(erab the whole ystetn i

and five a Jine ton and htiuthy action io i it part.

tuatket.

bv eaualiiini tbe circulation, reracvinr obstruction, and

perintendance of Dr. Juüioon. There are otne j producing a general warmth. Tbcy are aUo excellent for forty patients in it. The general health of the j bieae and Weaknena peculiar to Femnle where camp is improvini;. This is owing to the preat j a Tonic is required to fttrengtlicn and brace .... t-ii. t . i t lie r t cm No lady who is ulj''ct to Ia-Kitude and attention which Dr. Jameson insists all Ins üb- "r " -! j j

faintne-, ühould be witho-.i: tneni, as tDey are revivny-

ordinites shall show the sick. Jameson indeavors to keep so.

The well Dr.

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inamouiits to suit tax-payer. mehä d2w

Prisoner's I.rtler.

HT5lr""Icok out for thel:ite-t st les of hoots and

v.. 1. i. T, : fenoes opeiiinir at Jones, innedce Co s this 1 KKSiss i.x nit t imiTii Kjoimkst. The j it ifth Indiana, Colone! Dur.l1.1111, has Muttered ter- j Wtt Hn' , m . J ribly from eickness. The leiment at present) The Tresby tery of New Albany meet at ; can muster but four hundred and thirty men for ' Ch irletown oa the KUh day of April; that of !

duty, tlie ret. tie huulrcl and sixty three, bei ii' either nick in camp and hospital, absent 011 sick furlough, or dead. Truly the 50th has been most unfortunate. Jetr Davis's father was a Connecticut Yankee.

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Indianapolis at Kmhtstown on the tine day. I??" The State Hou-e grounds, under the supervision of Mr. ih-own, the 5ute Librarian, are bfin cleaned up.

XT A revival has been in progress in the Methodist Church at (Jr'-eiibeid, Ind., for tbe past ninety days.

Owin to the immense number of letters written by prisoners, und the .'re.it length of some of them, the following orders h ivebeen issued rej:u-

I :i t i 1 1 r the length of letters and their mode of 1

tiansmisdon: Special Onlrv . (b AiJ. (Ijn's Um-" let. Im , Vol. Mil...) liidimapulis, March 1?, lMtt.

Abel Evans. E , h -is been appointed special j jror st,rc Throat, so common atnotijf the Clergy, the Iostniaster for Camp Morton, to t.ike charge of j ar truly valuable. all letters wiitten by or for the rebel piUoneis. , , , t, , lifirnj tnJ for pprsl,ns f weaken1 r. 11.. .! .1 1 ... 1 : 1

Auer earenii.y aisp.-cuii- u.eni ano our.-ui . . f ViuUer of tbe GommI. Lawyers, and all

THESE

Will not on I)' Cure but 1'revenl Iiteue, and in this respect are doubly valuable to tbe per on who may um- them. For INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Weak Lungs, Iudiiri'tiu, lypepia, liseaseof the Nervous Syateui, l'aralyin, rilen, and for all caen requiring a Tonic, OR. DOGS' CELEBRATED WINE BITTERS Arc l iiwurpattl!

Arrangements have been made nt C;mneltoti for the purchase of the entire tobacco

tT A dental firm in Cincinnati has received an order for poods, accompanied by the cash, from Huntsville, Ala.

Massachusetts has fuinishel three and Ohio two Generals lor the rebel army. Indiana's Generals are all in the Union Army. There are over 1.0110 nick soldiers in the different liii4rit:it :it I Jli:ilinn k'l Tliv

,. , , . I crop of the conunp season in l errv county, three dillerent churches, the Court I ouse and "

other buildiups, and are principally of the follow ing regiineuts: 40th, 51?t, 57th andSSth Indiana; 14t!i, 41st; 4sth, IVltli nnd 5'Jth Ohio; 1st Michigan, fth Kentucky, and nineteen prisoners ol ZoIIicotTer'a command. Tbc Oreenctstle IJanner ars l'utuam countj has now in the er vice 31 commissioned officer, divided as follows: 3 Lieutenant Colonels, 7 Captains, 13 Lieutenants, 2 Brigade Quartermasters, 1 Regimental (Quartermaster, 2 Adjutant, 1 Surgeon and 2 Chaplains. Five full companies are iu service from that county, be sides many citizens who are members of other

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5th street Catholic Church on Sunday, at Lafayette, amounted to Si!--!. ITS' Along Washington street yesterday the chain gang was active and retroactive scraping mud.

theieni "I'risoiier's Letters Inspected," and signing them, he will mail all that aic directed to laces within our lines, and all such as are directed to places within the rebel lines he will ie turn to the Adjutant (Jenetiii's office, to be sent under a llag of truce. He will, in like manner, taki' charge of all letters nrriving lor prisoners by mail or otherwise, and inspect their contents before delivering them. Letters of an improper character will not beallowed to pass to or troin the prisoners. 15 v order ot'IIis Excellency, Governor Morton, Commander in Chief. Laz. Xoblk, Adjutant (ieiieml Indiana.

The prisoners recently confined at Tene Haute, whose names we published yesterday, have arrived, and are now quartered at Camp Morton.

Ful.m A lot of fem tie goods, consisting of hoops, under garments, handkerchief, stockings, &c, which the owner can have by calling on J.J. Bisbing, Marshal Union Ilepot, nnd proving property. The educational interests of the Churches throughout Ohio and Indiana arc not allowed to lag on account of the prevailing hard times. Vigorous efforts are made in behalf of schools, nnd with good success.

Zi" Werden A: Co. have ju-d received a large invoice cd" letter presses, letter books, legal, cap, foolcsap, letter and commercial note paper. Envelopes of all kinds, sizes and prices. Go there when vou want anything in the stationery line.

The Crystal Pa lach. Frank A. Keitz, a

most accomplished young gentleman, is tue prin-!

cip.il caterer for the public at this famous establishment. Frank is the prince of good fellows and his numerous patrons appreciate his many excellent qualities.

ZrfTm The total length of railways in the world is GD.733 miles. Their estimate cost is about $5,7,2' H) ,000. Nearly one half the length o lines belonging to the United States, and one fourth to Great Britain ami colonies. The cot of the I Itter, however, is alout twice that of our railroads.

3)'" Those having grape vines fhould trim ,

them before the leaves and buds appear, if they

would hive a fine crop of grapes. Sprinkle

and manure with ed from washday

for the purpose

If not.

Specln! Order, !Vo. 1 . AuJ.GtN.'s Or r ICE, l.NO. Vol.. MlI.ITIA. Indianapolis, March lü. ltb'i. Owing to the immense labor of in-et ting so many letters written by the rebel prisoners iu Camp Morton, hereafter letter writing will be allowed only to the relatives and immediate friends of the writers. Letters will he limited to a page of letter p:per. All letters must be sent to Abel Evans, Postmaster lor Camp Morton, at Headquarters, and inspected and indorsed by him before they cau

pas through the mails. By order of His Excellency, Governor Morton, Commander-in-Chief. Laz. Noble, Adjutant General Indiana. Tlon i lor h ml .Merrlmar Item. The Monitor cost less then $250,000. and was contracted to be finished in ninety days. Twenty thousand dollars in gold ami treasury notes were destroyed by the burning of the Con gress. The report that Capt. Ericsson was on the Monitor during her fight w ith the Merrimac, is entire ly untrue. The W'orhl learns os undoubted authority that the Ericsson battery Monitor was sent to sea wholly one. ilked. Not a particle of oakum was used upon her. During the recent naval engagement near Fortress Monroe, the great Union gun wa twice fired nt the Merrimac, doing her no harm, as the balls fell short. A correspondent of the Evening I'ot says that during the light the men on board of the Cumberland made three unsuccessful attempts to board the Merrim.tc. He says it cau not be done. The Albany Argus tells how the Merrimac may be put to her trumps "Piesent the new tax bill to her. The boiling irony of the schedule would prove too much for the boiler iron of the steamer." The New York Times savs that there need be no danger apprehended of an attack by the Merrimac on Washington, as she draws iJ3 feet of water, while the Potomac channel at Alexandria affords only 20 feet.

Three or four hundred secession horses were sold in Cairo yesterday for and on account of the Governmeut. Lieutenant Omar Tou?ey will despatch today some fifty recruits for his regiment, the lüth Indiana, Colonel Sol Meredith. On the 14th inst., Absalom Itoney, of the 59th Indiana, died in one of the hospib.ls at St. Louis. Tut Twenty S icon d Isdiaxa at Pea HitHjr. It Killh and Wuvmud Total number of regiment engaged in action, 41G; none missing or taken prisoners during the engagement. From the Official Report Co!. Hendricks, commanding, killed. Company A Wesley Browser, wounded fererely in left shoulder; Michael Stritt, wounded severely in left cheek; Noah Gant-s, wounded pevcrely iu both thighs; Noah Bussell, wounded severely in thigh; Geo. Day, wounded slightly iu left arm; Mich. De Versey, sergeant, wounded lightly. Company C Jeff. Reynolds, killed; Thos. J. Adams, wounded badly in the mouth and jaw; Thomas A. Kennedy, wounded slightly iu the head. Companr D Corporal W. W. Naaadtm, killed; Philip Pht'tler, killed; Corporal Chas. J. Giles, wounded slightly in left shoulder; Sergeant Jno. B. Watkins, wounded slightly iu groin; James Kane, wounded in hoth l??t. Company E Phil. Brady, wounded slightly; Louis Cope land, do. do. Company F Corpora! M. Cook, killed; Dan. Zoff, mortally wounded, since dead; Corporal Obediah Miller, wounded slightly; DatiT James, drummer, wounded severely in arm; Jos. Nelson, wounded mortally ;Dan'l Loch, wounded slightly. Compnnv J George Keck, killed; 2d Lieut.

James M. (Jragel wounded slightly; Nicholas leic, e j a,i:e, aiout ,iie r(Ml,,t .Laßer, wounded slightly; Kobert letligrew,; , ... , ... wounded slightly; Joseph Wearic, wounded ; 8P whu b ,,louM be 5:IV

slightly; Patrick Lynch, wounded slightly.

Company II John McCurdv, puvate, badly ' - in bead: Corporal Jesse llobson. sb-htlv. iu lei: I IIlve .vnu n PH,d step-ladder?

Millfoid Farran. in har.d. ! we recommend you to buv one of those for sale

Company I 2d Lieut. Marqoe .of Company F, nt Werden & Go 's. No. 26. opposite Glenn', j er-v m n :it tie un '"tlly shed blood."

B. Miller, sdightlv; Corr a I V. Johnson, badly S Tho-v R,e the "nest, lightest and most durable iu thigh; Ed. Holland, private, slightly; Da id : step yet invented, and the cheapest. Sizes kept J. Cathcart. slightly in leg. ' on h ind from four to ten feet. Company K 1st Lieut. Perry Watts, killeJ; , Corporal Abiam Alliey. killed"; F. M. A! I rev. ; IiusA Srart Umvi ksi rv. We call nttenkillci; Serjeant S. C. Omll. wounded slightli . .. . ., , . ., , . . t , i i t'li in 'i t:n to the tiheitiseinent in another column an Kffapilulalioti I otal iiuuiUt kwll U; wouud vi. 32. nouncing with re-pH-t to the ensuing collegiate

Norr. Company B. Captain Tanner, detache-.I term. The Indiana State University stands in to guard train to and fiom Spiingfaeld, and not in the front Mnu. ,!(.t only of educational institu-1 llu" 1 t'ons in the State and in the West, but in the' Tut Battlr or Pka Kidol. Acorresjvnd- : wnoe Union. ! rut of the Cincinnati Timet, writing ot this j j memorable affair, says: ! A lmir's FiM.RAL.-Voitrrdiy. a mem-1 It i not pebble to mention all who ditiu- Iff of the l!:h regiment, Tinted States Army.guishcl themselves, or the who did not; lor was followed to the grave by his comrades. The men :md officer seemed determine. to do all unfortunate nun's name wa John Britkett. He th at lay in iierve and I.üib to shed luster on our ,. , , , , , ,. , . , ... . was an c-timahle mm an la L'ood soldier. He arms and gml tue glories ot three illustrious da vs .11" with the laurcis the great Julius so ambitiously. buried with a. I the honors of war. The mubut deserveillv wore beneath the eagles if eternal s'k of the baud of the IDih lent solemnity to the

Home. Under the circumstances. I can not forbear to

both; Colonels D lge. Odfrhtu. Hen Iraks, ton street, are in daily receTt cf preen vege

Vandevier. Gensel. Sch icrter. Benton. Edis. Her tables. uch a robshe., onion. lettuce, spir.av h,

public spMkrs fur liKk-Keepers, Tailr, Sfatniit reuses, Studi tits, Arti-ts, and all person b-adintr a sedentary

if, tby will prove truly beneficial. As a hi-vera-?, tln-j- ore wholesome, innocent, and delicious to the taste. Tlicy produce all the exhilaraf ing effects of Brandy or Wine, without lnoxi.:atin?: and are aX valuable remedy for persons addicted to the uw of excessive frtroiip drink, and who wl.-h to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from the poisons contained In the adulterated Wines and Liquors w ith which tbe countrv is flooded. These Ritters not only CURE, but PREVENT Disease and should be used by all who live in . country where the water is bad, or where Chills and Fevers are prevalent. Iteitig entirely innocent and hurmUs, they may be given freely to Children and Infants with impunity. l'hysicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as an act of humai iiy, !.hii1d assist in apreadlns; these truly valuable HITTF.I.S over the land, and thereby essentially aid in banbbing lrunkennesa and Dise tse. ir. .1. iiovi:i; hoiks' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS Are prepared by an eminent and sk.il '.ful physician, who has used them succesfully in his practice for tbe last twenty-fire years. The proprietor, before purchasing tbe exclusive right to manufacture and sell Dr. J. Bovee Dods' Celebrated Imjierial Wine titters, had them tested by two distinsruUhed medical practitioners who pronounced them a valuable remedy for disease. Although the medical men of the country, as a general thing, disapprove of I'atwnt Medicines, yet ve do nt believe that a respectable Physician csii be found in the United States, acquainted w ith their taedical properties, who will not hijT y approve DR. J. 1XJDS IMPERIAL WINE HITTERS. Iu all newly nettled places where there is always a large quantity of decaying timber, from which a poisonous miasma in created, these bitters should be used every morning before breakfast. These truly valuable F.itters have teen so thoroughly tested by all classes of the community for almost every varety of dieae iwidr nt to the huri.ui sysdem, that they are now deemed indispensable as a Tonic, Medicine and a Beverage. Purchase one Bottle! It Cost but Little! lurif) llic Illnod! tilve Tone to tlie Stomach! ICen ovate tlic System! unit Prolong Life. DR." J. BOVEE D0DS IMPERIAL WLXE BITTEHS Are composed of a pure and unadulterated Wine, com bined with Barberry, Solomon's Seal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Spikenard, Chamomile Flowers, s:id Gentian. They are manufactured by Dr. Dods himself

The -Washington Star thinks that before the i wUo an "lnencea ana success,,,, rnys.a.n, an 1 Merrimac can be repaiied and tilted for another ; hence shou1,1 not be c,ased mon;r t3e 1uack nostrums test of strength, w e shall have two more iron- hich flo'1 tL country, and aKainst which tbe Medical d id ships at Fortress Monroe, ready to assist the j Trofession are so jutly prejudiced.

Monitor in case of necessity

One of our exch mges says, in an article on! the Monitor and Merrimac: "The inside life in ' the.-e iron clad vessels is a sort of Calcutta black : hole existence, at best. The ventilation is close, 1 and the fire anil smoke, with the bad confined air, are intolerable. The Merrimac h id to en-1 dure this with four hundied men. The Monitor's men su tiered even more, the ve.-sel being so ' much smaller. The ees nnd noes of almost ev- :

In nil Afrectlon of the Head, Sick lleaclnclie or Nervous lleadnclie. Dr. DotlO Imperial Wtnc lllttert will be found to be most Salutary a nd Efficuciou.

IsverotiTci- lrkifi v r. thi pailt navs aaTisx. 0011 Uvportw.

AV A IS IE I A U T O A MIAVS

The Burnside Expedition. CAPTURE OF NEVBERN.

A DESPERATE BATTLE. C O N a 11 IZ & SION A L.

Trou bit ;miioii the Allies in .Tlfxico.

F1J03I tlio 3

the bridges over the Trent and Oumont and firing th cily of Newl.ern. N"oeitenive injury w done to tbejlsee , We lo-t atmut on hun'.'.ttsl killed. i Major Ienler of Uie SUt New Vcnk voiun- j

teer, was moru.ly woutMleAl. Lieutenant Colonel Menit cf the 2Xi Mj .

and Adjutant r . A. Mtmi ol tbj Slat Mas., of. Aruherst, were killcsl. I Sergeant Major D. S. Johnson, of the 2-Td ! Massachusetts regiment, came up paepger by ' the steamer Commodore. From hita we gti the 1 following interesting particulars: I Our troops under General Buroid landed on Thursday eeenlug cear th mouth of Sw-ao Creek, on the w est aide of Neu lirer, 15 miles , below Newhertie offing. v j The naval vessels did not participate in the ' fight. Early on Friday niorning the fight commenced. Our troop advanced along the country road run- i n;ng parallel with the Xeuse rner, but a mile or j two in the rear. ( The road was skirted 0:1 the west tide by railroad and a dense w mp.

All along the river side wer a series of battc-

cr;n it in

den and

that tiew eat're?y. He aaya the re-

b l l-ert'sl by this b ll rrsen a harre on tl w bite rI ulat ion ; t t--

catne crminal, pan; er aSd t to ocnei?: ar-! the pwtr whi h uivbrt ike. to th'ni i, i!! rel eieth white ppu!at .n of u ;b burden; fcul there are other pr-brtKrs ard rdher f.'"t which ahow d'ftetent cor.epetce- of emanc ipati-m He refeaed to emancipation in the Iritih Wet Indi. The Islaud of Jamtlca wis the otily tcn tha. deteriorate! in eiports iure rnancipatioP, aod that t2n lor.fe' be.'ore enancipatioTi. In Barbadoea tbe exporu have iocrasd more than double rioce eatscipatioc. and is what are called the Leewjrd Island, tbe exrrts hate incrcsaMsd a'.nce emancipation sum i.OtaD.nno. il the iuiporta still m jre the rrsult Ifing au in crease of '215.25. The opportunitv is cow preente! to the uatim to try the experimect la this District. He did tid ask that any provision of the Cvu stitution te tu tupled under foot. Tie fe-ptf ce Court hd ind devidvd agaitit the right ot C n pre-s to levlate for tbe Ditrict ot Columbia, that the inauguration of emancipation iu the

j ries, which were taken by our troop one after WfM Indin did not lead to any euch result, fully

SPECIAL NOTICES.

ISTOTICETOMI.ISO A. ( , Irii7sil, o, Is r.at tVasliinslmi Street, Have been aj.po:nted agents fr the sale of 11 IK a . n 1: j 'i' r s s 1 i. a a 0 , THE WONDKKFL'I. RAM bt'S. fr the cure ofCouchs, Colds, Sure Throat, hn-iiclrtis, heezinc, 'rritsti.-ti of the l"vu1 an 1 T"n-i!, and lhi.a-s ,.f l.unit. S"ld in

FE3IALES. The many certificates which hare ben tendered us, and the letters which we are daily receiving, are conclusive proof that among the womeu these bitter.- have given a satisfaction which no others have ever done before. Xo woman in the land should be w ithoit them, and thoe who once Use them, will not fail to keep a supply.

large boxes, i." cts., 51 et., and f 1 rch.

ul-vlA wly

CAITIOA.

l?ri- sül pox ISottlo, tl Bottle tor 5 U. Prepared and sold by CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO., S0LK rWJrklKTURS,

occasion.

r O. It. Stout i

Itiotiiers, West Washing

ton, and a host of Majors and Capuiu; in tact. Ci jhev also have some choice dry blaekberI have heard of no compU.nt in any qa.rter. A ' whIch when t;l,te AU hone like heroes in a heroic cau-.e. nd were ' ... worthy the fame, past and future, of the country th Irh rt!c1' A Pr -Mrtr.ent deserving ere many months to resume her proud cf the choicest fa rail j groceries can also be found title ot the Model Republic. at th;s establishment. m Iiis said the Indians in the engagement of Notice to Contractors is hereby given that Knd.y Iwanie so excited by the alcobol they had lhe p,uflr r,r,Ttl Oornpmy will, on Situr-

lirui.k and tbe scenes tnat tney wunesseu, mai they tumext their Wfipiin on their own a!he-. and buti bc-it-t an. 1 scaltl the rebel atVl Federalist wnli the u..-t chirm'ng indifleteuce. An in st UKc ol tin- is gi en by one ol their prisonei. a Member of one of the mitp.niies that suffered

The market is full of iniitat in, represented to be tbe s.in.e t-IMlOWX'SI'.KtiM.-IIIALTRiVllES." which are in mod cae prJuctive of positive injury. Many dealers 1 ill rrc"mni--i. t ir.f.Ttr preparations and lower priced

articles. aSord.,:,: more profit to themselves Ask for and OBTAIN only -nittlWN S r.KONCHIAL TRlCHES," A Cold is anroyir p.

w h.ch by lorn; espenencn have proved their value, having received tbe af.ctin of physicians generilly, and testintiials from eminent men throughout the country. liliiiW.N-S r.KONCHIAL TKtKTlIKS. when allowed to d1s.s4.lve slowly in tbe mouth, htve a d:rcct inSuecce to theafT'rted part5;tie sedative ar.i soothin efect to the mucus bring of he w.ndpipe into the HrOLchu aliay Iulmonary irr.tation and eives relief in Coughs, Co!d, and

1 William Mrrri, ru York. flQ V.'C sale by druiriits and nr-ej ciirral'y throughout the c.ui.lr. jyj-3t ly

What is Life Without Health ?

A Cough U troublesome.

Hoarseness prevents speech. tore Th-tMts are painful. BRANDE'S TUSSILAG0 I pleasant to take, and soon effects a cire. 23 cnt a b'.x. t a!! the Dr.iK Stores.

BRAXDE'S

TUSSILAGO

CrKFS C'U'GHS.

the "arioa Throat alTections to w hich public speakers and H RANDE S TL bSlLAGO

nr.iiers are liable. febll-dlv'CT Ct'kFt OILDS

GROCERS.

c; w 2ar -m

BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO

CriiES HOARSEST!. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES .0RE THROAT.

fnm what the Southerners bet:eed to be the tie.ithriy of the aage. Four eomptn.es of the Arkansas troop belonging to lien McCuliot h' division were marching up one of the ridges north of Sagar creek on Sunday ni r.ii, to Hretigtbeti the euemj. who w tie hardly pressed b (ieu. S gel 1 hev foori ne in eiht ot mvIjoui three hunort-.! Creek and Cb H ktiwj who tod on the brow of an adjacent hi'!. When witliin about obe hundred and httj yanls of the aivac- the Utter oi.e.l fire on the in. 1 he rebel M.tjor who cemmanded the UittulH.-n erievj out to them that they were killing tb-.t It itods, but the Indian d d not heed wLal I.? Mij, ataj again di barged their pie-.ee. 'J j,e d ij rncal hive firne! tr litors," cti-

day, the 2"Jd day of March, l-ti'2. between the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. and 12 M , let the eontnet for constructing said road, according to the profile and spe-itu ations of IV It. Hosbrook, C. to tlie lowest re-pnnible bidder.

Corner aaltington and Delaware j Mrect? Indinnapoli, TAVIN(i THE LAKUKST STiXJK OK GRi sr.T.TtlKS X in tl! fit mh faciiiues as t enable us to srii as low as any house in the Wet, we Invite dealers'

to eiamir.e oar sol and prices bef re purchasing else-'

Slid profile and specification w ill be re.tdy ' where. Jut received on consentient

for inspection, at the othce of tne ecretary, uy Monday, the 17th inst. The "Board reserve the right to reject any or all bid. By order of the Board at meeting of Mh of. March. lrf2. ' U dtd D.S. Biatt, Secretary.

4-sti iu:ft rl Dew v hue Kisb. US Mackerel. 30 B-s new Peanut, re a rd .or sale at very low tpures 17-4 Aw A. 4 H. SCDMTLL.

PATENTS.

Ici! let! George W. Fitu inform u thathe 1 h i plenty of ice in store to supply all hi-old j . . - 1 . e ......

t u-to,iiers 1:1 tli: city anu mnouu. ..1 uv.

OUt: TO OKA!: Tl'SS4LAiO. GKANUL3S. Uh! where can I Snd thtm. To tbe Itu S-tore g quick, I wi!l speedily try then; t have a bad Couch, Aad 1 wish to be ur To have the best remedy That wnl ery son cure. 25 cents per box, at ail the iJrur Store. oDi: to voDi:iirrL i;iiam i i;s. Coughs and Cold w.'.l g t ( Scmetirries in a irr! day. If to the Dru "store you will fo And get supplied w-.,h Tutlco; Tou caa use it freely as you p'.en, it never fads to five you aar. Tbo Granule wonderful are, Im iure. For they peedilj affect a la.Mjnj cure. ? 25 cents per box. at al! Lrug S-.ores.

TD A m th tvt rri CI

Ä DRUMS.

Of TAINKI HK NKw' INVKNTltlNS OK EVF.KT dt'atrpti.'ll. Kre cv'litijijflil 1 U-C. Mo pat-

j I fr,.m 1 fKMl to l.:e0 tun ' ml no pay. -:.d f.-r LViu.ar. :xu.t tr:u,, dirrctions, ; f CST KlCfcl-

oi.e-. aum uiasj . -r..v . . . Ad4nt AHUS hKUAl'NAX, af HÜLMS at low pn.e..

f.,r .if.v;,,.. to othe r !' o e- mcbllni ' .i'lt-il)

CST KICfclVKD A LOT CF KTU.! K VQ18

Patn.t taT.y. Uastiut'.-ii. l. C

WILLI Kl" A "TOW VLI.

Fraiu Waaslslnajton. W AsnixGTo.v, March 17. The Tribune's cor respondent saya: Delegation from A great u umber of business interests are here each suggesting a modification of the tax bill in it form. Concessions have alreidy been m tdeinthe iron makers in m.ikiug the tax specific instead of ad valorem; to the newspaper making tlie adver tisement tax three instead of tive per cent., and on net receipt instead of gross; to tobacconists, reducing it on leafand stem and raising it on the manufacture; to the coal oil distillers, who will be destroyed by the combination of the rack oil combined with the tax proposed; to umbrella and parasol, a change from specific to five per cent, advaloreni; to hoop and skirt the same, and to omnibuses entire freedom from the tax on passengers. It was shown that it would be fatal to them in competition with the horse railroads. Tlie tax has also been stricken off from the manufacture of flour. Thi was done by a delegation of the Kochester miller?, who showed that it would be fatal to their bu-iness. All along the line affected bv the reciprocity treaty the tax

would enable the Canadian miller to under ell us in our own markets. Nominations of Daniel E Sickles and Paul H. (Jeorgeof Xcw Hampshire were rejected. (Jen. Lock wood's nomination is suspended. The limits of tin; Department to which Gen. Hunter ha been assigned, having been incorrectly stated, it mir not be improper to say that it comprises the Slate of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. (ion. Sherman will be retained in the Department under (Jen. Hunter. Gen. Braunau will probably also be retained. Capt. W. W. reck, of the 11th infantry, formerly of Chicogo, died to day. Senator Sumner will to morrow introduce a bill repealing an net originally passe! in 110, and decl iriug that henceforth no person, by reason of color, shall be disqualified from employment in carrying the mail. Hon Richard Fanchot.ol the 19th New York District, has obtained the s ignatures of about 150 Senators and Representatives to it memorial to Congress, asking that butter ration be served out to the army. The Times' s special says: The Clothing Inspection Board concluded it labors to day and submitted it, report to the Quartermaster General. Over two million dollars worth of clothing was condemned. The testimony revealed gros Irauds perpe trated apiinst the Government. The frauds are consequent upon collusion between the contractors und inspectors. The Monitor is lung iu wait for the Merrimac at Fortress Monroe. Commodore Goldsborotigh had received infor-

It was every-

another after some bloody hand to hand con

test. Our troops were divided into three brigade j under Getneml Reno, Foter and Park. We j advanced gradually, the enemy de-crt;ng their I gun, until we retched a line of earth wvxka ex- ! tending acrosa the road from tlie river to the I swamp on the east extending some two mile. j

1 hey wer located about two mile aouth of Newberue and betweeu that place and the river Tre.u. In front of these work the rebels had fallen a large number of tree torming an almost impene

trable abbiti. j Here the flying rebel were rallied and made for a while a desperate stand. I

Our men fought until all their ammunition was spent, when an order to charge bayonets wo given and the work were finally taken at tlie point of the bayonet, the enemy flying and leav ing everything behind them. On their retreat the enemy hunt the bridge communicatih;; with the town over which the

I country road and the railroad rati. I As thev had their train of car in their reu

ijusf across the bridge, they ol course were!

able to carry ofltheir wounded und dead. There ; los., therefore, is not certainly know. ! Before our troop r ached this lstwoik they j encountered another which was destroyed. It was iu front of this last fortification that 1

our greatest loss was sustained. The force of the rebels is supposed to have been about 8.000.

We captured a numWr of prisoners, including -t Colonel Avery, who cursed h;, soldiers a cow-i ard. ;

pro. ed the justice and aisduai and the expedi

ency of the rcea.-are. l!e said nothing was more unkind or more unjust than ti enslave and keep in degradation and ignorance the black rs.ee, and then abuse and deride them bovuue they were not able at once to rie to an equality with their nnter. Oa motiou of Mr. Wi'jwm the aubjeet was jt poeeil till to-morrow. The Senste went it to executive e-:on, after wlrch it adjourned.

Just as the battle tei ruinated, the fog lifted,' and enabled our gunlnial, w hich h id been wait- 1 ing for an opportunity, to participate iu the fiiiht, and come up the river. ; Theicbt-l attempted to fire the town sotheir j tetreat, but weie prevented bv the citizens, who)

extinguished the flame as fast as thev w ere start- !

ed bv the soldiers.. None of our Generals or stall' officers were killed or wounded. We captured from thirty to fifty c.innou. Tlie olficers of the rebel left their baggage, and the men threw away everything. The right terminated at 3 I. M. on Friday, when our troops remained uiasieis of the field.

HOUSE The Houe considered the Setnte till to meiere thee.liciency of the Medical Department of the army. During the discussion Mr Blake said he bid no doub. that the army of the ltoruic had been w ell and carefully medically pros Ided for, but it wa not so as to the Western army wlohadbceo rnurdered by t.eg!ect. He had received If item from father and mothers akirg him to have something done to as to f ive the lives of tle;r children. Mr. RUke caused to ! read an article in tW Cincinnati Tints showing pt)ss ix.rfficicncy in the Medical Dej-crttiient of tl.e West. Mr. Kellogg of III nois, pronounced the article a scurrilou aiid vile slajider, and I hi is apparent on it. face. Mr. Blake icgretted extremely that Mr. Kellogg thought it necessary to "dmini-ter him uc!i a rebuke. Hi (Rlake'e) want of yoMl taste might be owing to his early trailing. The srtic!e cotitvinel fact which came under the editor's o n observation. COMMERCIAL.

mation from lhe Burnside expedition.

pursuing its plans, having accomplished

thing which it set out to do. It was just un the eve of making an attack ou Newbern.

The eo, omission to inonire into the case of no !

litieul prisoner, met at twelve o'clock to day, and the following facts were -settled as to its course of action: The examinations will be secret, and exparte .statements will be devoted exclusively to thepris oner held here. The commission will adjourn from place to place examining the prisoners ut the locality of their confinement. The Herald's special says: The ielatives of Capt. Franklin Buchanan, who commanded the rebel iron .clad steamer Merrimac at the late tight, have written to hi relative iu this city from Baltimore that he is dead, and his lody is to be brought to the old homestead on the eastern shore ol Maryland for interment. A movement is on foot relative to the impeachment of all those Judge who have iu any form, shape or manner aided or abetted the interests of secession. A member of Congress has now in his dek a resolution, which he will offer at the first opportune moment, to instruct the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire into the matter of general impeachment, and report at an early day by bill or otherwise. front .Hi soll rl. Rolla, March 13. A short time since, anticipating rebel movement in Texas county, Missouri, General Halleck ordered five companies of

troops, and two light steel 6 pounders mounted j on two w heels and drawn by two horse under i Col. Wood, to repair to that vicinity. j On finding no enemy there, Col. Wood passed ;

on to Salem, Fulton county, Arkansas, where he e ncountered a largely superior force of rebels, and alter a sharp fcght routed them, killing about

100 and taking many prisoners, among the latter 1

From Waftliinjrtoii.

j Washington, March 10. It i considered that 1 we have probably secured oreat advantage by the 1 capture of Newberne, which places the safety of ! Gen. Burnside beyond question, j Many exaggerated statements having been made as to the mortality in the armv, it i aster-

1 tamed trom official source that the number of

death among the tejrulars stationed here lor the quarter ending w ith June, 33 regulars and 4G vol iinteers; for the quarter endhig wilh September. -Irregulars and 711 volunteers; and for the quarter ending with Decem!er, 10 regular and 12,1)70 volnnter. Total deaths. :i,!)U0, of which 100 were from wounds. The above deaths were In 2."7 regiment, including those of the arciy of the l'otomac. Tlie 'oaf's special eiy: The Naval Committee formally voted In favor of the appropriation sufficient to complete the Stevens battery nnd $15,000,000 for the construction of iron clad steamers. Brigadier General Burnside was this afternoon confirmed by the Senate a Major General of volunteer. Diplomatic circle are seriously disturbed here by authentic news received from Cuba indicating a scriou misunderstanding between the allied Powers in Mexico.

rv Trtsi.asrsj. rinriiinati Barkel, Ciacisaavi. Karrb IS. Flour unchanged and qu'et at $1 2iot 4 30 lor s u;?rfiL. An active demand (or coin at 2"c. Oats firmer und in good demand at 27c. Bye in good demand at fffi fe. I filtrier unchanged. Whisky firm at 19c. Provisions remain unchanged. Bulk meat in moderate demand; frale at 3(r 3tjjc for shoulders; 4l.,c lor hide. Mess jork seid at flO 'o(d 11. There is a gol demand for lard at 7c. Bacon dull and is t'lTered at 3s.(djj and

CA

From Cairo. Cairo. March 18. A special to the Chicago Tribune says: A messenger just from Island No. 10 gays our boats kept up an ince.sant 6re all day yesterday. The rebel have six distinct batteries on the river. One shot struck the Benton, killing one man and wounding seven others. A rille gun ou the St. Louis burst and w ounded several. The St. Louis wa struck several times. The enemy are tery ttrongly fortified and luve a large number of troop on the mainland. Shell from the morurs fall in the enemy's eutrenhments every time. X special to the Chicago Times says:

In the enzapetnent yesterday the gunboat Cin- i cinnati received a shot which i said to have damaged her machinery. j The bursting of .1 gun on the St. Louis killed two, Liortally wounded two and wounded ten seveiely. Nobody w as hurt on the flagship. No damage was done to any other of the fleet. 1 Nothing: ha been heard from the land force at J New Madrid. !

(i roc cries unchanged atnl quiet. Molasses sold at 3"aiM0. Sugar firm at HfJ '.'3tc. CotlVe unc hanged at (p 21 'cc. Exchange firm at jicru. ; si rs.i.Kaars). .Mew York Jlnrkrt. Ni Ton, k'jnh 15. Flour continue 1 etry; common grades declined .rc; limited inquiry tor export and home consumption; very small sale at $ 2jo $3 30 lor u;etiitie Slate; $." 4ü(ta SO lor extra State; $3 25oj5 30 for sujetfine Western; ij 4j(dt J Cj f or common to medium extra Western; $3 70(u5 73 for shippinc brand extra round hoop Ohio, nd $3 t3(6 75 for trade brand, market closing heart. Whisky market favors buyers; sales at 23(326, closing at 323nC. Wheat easy to purchase with a Terr limited demand; small sales of red State at $1 33; white Western $1 45. Corn rules steady with fair export Inquiry; sale at Zl.2c for mixed Western in store; G0c delivered; 54c for damaged do.; 59(6Ic for new yellow Jerey and Southern, and C3c for Dew white Southern. Baron rule firmer: sales of short ribbed middle nt 7c. Dres-cd hogs dull and heavy at $5 for Western and S3 r25 for city. Potk quiet and stead r; alea at $13 25? 13 75 for rr.es; f 10(7? II for prime; $12 50(313 75 for prime mess. Bef more active. Lard continue in fair demand and the market hardly n firm; price without quotable change; sale at 7'2(i Jl jc. Butter rules firm at I013c for Ohio and 16 22c for State. Cheese stead v at ß(Vf7c.

MEDICAL.

tlnee Colonels.

Our los w.i about 50. The prisoner!? 'aken by Gen. Curti? are on their way to St Louis under a proper guard. The reports that General Curt. ss is in a danger

ou position I false. Forage for cavalry i scarce, but in other re-; spects the situation of our troops is cheering. jThe demoralized and crippled force of Price , and Van Dun are moving South. j

from null! more. Baltimore, March l5. The steamer Commodore arrived this morning direct from Burnside's expedition, and reports the capture of Newbern, North Carolina, the defeat of the enemy and the capture of a large quantity of artillery, after hard fought battle. Our loss at Newbern i about ninety killed and four hundred wounded. The men displayed great bravery. A bearer of dispatches from General Burnside left immediately lor Washington. SECOND DISFATCH. Jti reported that we took 300 pri-oners. Some leport make our los at fifty or sixty killed nd 230 or 300 wounded. The fight took place on Friday list. There are rumois that one of our Rrigadier Generals was kille , but thev are consideted uuteliable. From Fort re Tlonroe. FonT Monroe, March 1?. Weather still nnfuvor .bie for repairing the telegraph cable. All i quiet here. Nothing has been heard from Norfolk. No flag of truce has ben received. Much anxiety . felt for Col Corcoran and the Union prisoners.

From (Louisville. j Louisville, March 13 Yesterdav morning the j train from Bowling Green to Nas Wie was in- , j tercepted at Gallatin, Tenn.. by a party of rebel , ' cavalry under Cat t. John Morgan, who ran the j : train effthe track and took prisoner aloiit thirty j i bridge builders en route to Nashville to rebuile ,

the bridge over Cumberland. j The only locomotive on the Memphis branch , of the Louisville :nd Nahville railroad explodcJ , yesterday rear Russellville, killing the engineer, ; Conductor and a brakem-in. This suspend railroad communication on this branch for the preent. !

From . York. Nr.w- York. March 1 The steam frigate' Koanoke arrived to-'d.iy from Hampton Roads. 1 She brings 142 of the c rew- of the frigate Con- ; gres and 1 l'J of the Cumberland. . A Nassau letter of the Uth st-ite. that 'hej steamer Ella Worlev. with 1,000 bale of cotton ; from Fernandini, had arrived there. Her cargo j was being transferred to the ship Kliz Boswell. j The fall of Newbern leaves Beaufort and the 1

pirate steamer Nashv ille at our mercy. tO..lllMOVW,.

'w tfIitil Iliatorry. For tbe speedy and permanent curt of GONORRHEA, OLE KT, UK F.THAL I USCH ARG LS, SEMINAL WKAKSl, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, IMXIXTIN ANCK. G F.NITA L IkKIT A ÜILITY, Gravel,tncior,and Aflectlonstf the Kitney and 13 add er which has been used by tnpward .f on bandred pbyasrtana, IX TT! KIR PRIVATE PRICTICE, WITH EJCTlUEnTCESS, superseding Cubeb., Copaiba, CapsuL. or ar y other compound hitherto known. inxis specific riMiS Are n-eedy In action, often efTet!r. a cere In a fw Iay. and when a eure 1 effected it I permanent. Tber are prepared from vegetable extracts that are bann lea on the system and never nauseate the stomach, or Impregnate 'the breath; ai 4 be in a: Uirmr-covel, all rtswi. taue avoided. 5o change of det 1 rxresaarr wbSU usinjt then: nor des tber action Interfere with twain pursuiu. Each box c. ntaiLS six ttojen Pills. PRICE 05K DOLLAR. Andwdl b- tent by mail, pot-paid by any a4ssrtwe Aettt, on receipt of the money. SoJd by Druf yi.t. erally. Sui.e Kn"ite 1'b'.ut tar siznature on the wrapper. J. I.RTA5. &orS.ffter. N. Y, Getieral Apet.t. tlQjr TOMLINMtN A COl, Areata fr Ind.ai.arl JulvISI-dAw I

From ?Ter York.

Niw7i'oEJC,March l.The World editorially i ReieneJ

giee a rumor that r redencksburg, vi., was oc cupied by our forces on Sunday.

Washingion, 31 arch 1?. SENATE 3Ir. Fosenden. from the Com

mit tee on Finance, reported back the Indian ap- ! propriation bill without amendment. I 3Ir. Fes-sende;, offeie-1 the following: . j

Resolved. That the Secretary of the Navy furnisli tl.e Senate with the copies of all cuuiracta with Mr. Stevens for his floating butery; also a statement of all advances on said contract, and tbe retort of the commisaioners appointed to ex

amine said battery. j Mr. Sumner introduced a bill to remove all

disqualifications of color io carrying the mails. :

ilit Dipatclirs.

The Battle att ew brrn. Baltimore, March 13. A special to the Tribune says: The enemy' work six mile below Newbern w ere attacked on Friday morning last. They were defended by a force 10,000 strong, having twentv-one gun ported behind formidable

battel ies oer two mile Song.

fin mr.t'mn nf f r. Trumbull the kill tf nroride

for Judicial proceedings in captore-l rprly and j for the better administration of prizes was. taken j uo and rtaed. I

The resolution offered by 3Ir. Starke of Ore gon, that the question of loyalty of Mr. Starke be referred to the Judiciary Committee, was taken up. 3Ir. Hale thought the question was already

sen i en ana nopea uie senate would spend no i more time on it. I Mr. Starke eakl he had offered the resolution , in orler to show that he had no indipoition to ; meet the cluire of disloyalty an? where when he !

t Slight C'oltt, or gfae. JzJIitcuit , ivhdzh migrJ, It cf-je&jca "with a simpla rcrncJL'j,

Jf ifneglezied, cfirr. termiriicf tfrizud'j. JJJ Ferjj are auure cf the imj:GTtCLKoe cf rj cicrpirjr a ßcilßk er gf l Lallt " fcJcL ir its first ciage ; that xonisK m in. Ihs hjegirjxing wcidd yield to a müd rerred'j, if rjzt ait eroded ic, :.xr. 22 attacks the lurjt. mere first introduced eleven ears J Ii has been preyed thai they are t 2 best article before the j-uUus c m JltJuna,?aiah,theE&ni:

Kumeryjx affectiv qf LhiJ&ucai, ffwirr immediate rmZief. Public SpcaUerM ff Sinken

r

we find them ejfecZi2Z fzr and sirtr.gthcT.irig the vzict

ßdd ly aZ Qr-igiz and Qx'ufn ir.J Medicine, at 5 cmts r bcz.

RAILROADS.

The fight a&i one of the most depetate of the had no intention of being his own prosecutor.

war. Our troop behaved with great steadines and cotmfre; and after cearly four hours hard-hticff drove th robels from all their positions, capturing three light bitterie of eid rtillerr, forty six heavy siege guns. Urge stores of fixed aenmu nilion, 3.CKJ0 stand of small arms and 200 pris oners, including one Colonel, three Captains and

four L'eutenatit.

The eutmv left a large number of dead on the field. Then e-c-ed by cjr to GnUJ-liooi: bunting

Mr. Haie merely wiahed to reply to the state

ment of the Senator from Kentucky in regard to the effect of the bill if paned. The moat daageroua and fatai form ol skepticism is when it auzgesti that it is unsafe to perform a plain ar.d simple duty for fear of disastrous coneqcenc, and this question of emandpatiou had rarely been

argued in thi country on tne great iundamecUI

a I prtbcilea of right and wrong. The question was

never asaeu ui punutsi nvin iui m uue 10 me itwlividual. but what are to be thcnsequetice. The Senator front Kettluckv tDatif; lo-ks

n it0 xt ii na ti -v nv 1862 gifts.. h''SuJi 1C32 ALL PLR&ciXS PUkCUAMNfl nC&CTI FOX ST. JOSbpU od other point t f oncers XlsorL its of Kanus, er the TerRterfes, shocld 11 ea iatat; ticket tbar rad by th loitrn .'tiissomi ft ailcoad Tb only rail rouu (resa Su Lsvala to St. Jnpk. It ta taa borteat and (puckavt ttwo, by ihlriMO axwirvy, so tb swtBotest putst reached by rail, aoU m always aa cboap as any other. Itsiy your Ttckeu U Kansas aaad ail potota ta Sortbern Miaon by tb Nortb MimmiI ldrsvaaL Isaac h. rrkfia.ox. Prea't aa4 Gen' I Sept. 2 ort Missouri fc. K. HF.NRT M tlIst,stO.;rB.eT Trsvei-nr Assewt eKl7-siljr