Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED BEVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXOEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pennsylvania avenus and Eleventh st. w W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at G18 year, or 37 cents per month. Yo mali subscribers the price is $3.58 a year, in advance; $2 for six Months; $1 for three months; and for less thax three months st the rete of 12 centea week. Sia gle copies, oz cunt; in wrappers, wo cENTs. OJ” Avventiewents should be sent to the @fice before 12 o'clock m ; cikerwise they may Sot appear tintil the next day. THE EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS. Further Details. [From the Chicago Tritune } Only a part of the machinery of Gen. Fal- leck before which Columbas has heen vacated was made to appear in the earliest dispatches. We wish to do the Rebels the justice to state that they were not driven headlong down the river by the threatened advance of Commo- dore Foote, though we be! roved thst a sufficient g d for their with, rawal. The completeness of Gen. Halleck’s plans did not allow this as the sole depend- ence for the final squeeze to Rebel possession in Kentucky. To snow this, the secempany- ing disgram will come in play, and other facts we present, will intel or explain with its help, just why the Rebels found it diapateh. tells a part of the story Our ode jispatch tells a part the Ss r - vanes guard ri Paducah rode inio Co- lumbus on Monday evening. The Rebel Generals, at their leisure, may make up their dispatches. If they tell the truth it will be about as follows: Gen. Pope, in Missouri, left Commerce, but a few miles above Cairo, and marched his strong column ew Madrid. a poig M ppi river tof Union City. on the Missouri side ge force from Paducah, and withdrawn from the Cumberland, proce: to Mayfield, and thence tke sdvagce directly westward upon Columbus. Nor was this all, for a third strong column of troops, flushed with victory on the Tennessee and Cumberland, seized, or were about to seize, Union City, cutting off retreat by railroed to Mepphis. Thus it will be seen that the Rebels were cooped like rats in a trap, and had they remained, could have been everhauled at leisure. They wisely with- drew, and with this explanation our readers heve our dispatches announcing the event. The Rebels b done many more coward): acts in this war than to abandon Columbus. The correspondent of the Cincinnsti Gazette gives the following interesting details : The fortifications at Columbas are erected on a bluff about 150 feet high, immediately north of the town. The position is admirably adapted te defense. By cutting down a number of trees on the Belmont point nearly opposite, the rebels were enabled to command a perfect view of the river for a distance of four miles. The bluff faces north and projects siightiy into the Mississippi beyond « ridge ext Za mile above it. There are, or rather theré were, three rows of batier upen about about fifteen feet above the water, the second about — feet above ihis, and the third on the top of the hill. It is difficult to say how many guzs either of these mounted, a3 the rebels threw t of their heavy pieces into the river or il to of them failed h tb stopped’ on the bank, wher visible . . It is presumed that the three main batteries mounted fifty guns, and we have the evidence of citizens who frequently visited the camp, to this effect. An attseking party would have had one great advantage. There was no shelter ereeted for the artitierymen; and those who worked the guns in the lower batteries would be exposed during the e m to the fire of the gunboats. The wai ry Wa? on a sort of table about fifty feet long and twenty feet deep. It formed an excellent mark for a geod guoner, and if the gunbosts could have held out against it for any length of time, it would have been silenced. The upper batt were not quite so muck exposed, but in none of them were the men sufficiently well a! ered from bursting sheil or canister. -~ The eatire works on the summit of the hill 3 an area of about four miles. The forti- fi-ations are equally str on sil sidea, and exloalated to repnise an ermy sttacking from the saath a3 well as from the north. The fo can be reached from the town of Columbus erent roads, out through the high hill! st an immense outlay of labor. The quarters for the troops are small cabins or buts, about six feet square, built of clay, by ing into the earth three feet, for the body @ tenemet ind making out of the soil thus evacuated a slanting roof, which in a ma- jority of cases is well shingled. There are enough of these apartments to accommodate thirty thousand men. Regimental and com- pany officers’ quarters are constructed in the same manner, hut a little more tastily finished Near tho river, below the water battery, is the priucipal magazine of the fort. It is a sub- terranean work, about they are now y 8 ver, XIX. A MURDER TRIAL IN ARKANSAWY. Thomes Tod, who traveled in the Arkansaw ago, before it beeame # State of the Union, relates the followin; trial for eases Sond seca called a hotel, an a rest, but was awakened at sunrise by Rox, a rongh stranger who had been his traveling companion the previous day. **Stranger,”’ said the rough customer, “I'm sorry to wake you up, but the fact is sotpething on my mind longer. on’t you go outa little way with country man: me?’ friend.’’ “But tell him, eath.”’ developed started off as hung rode slong, thinks above cheating any man out of a dinner, but dinner I must have. riding along the road tried to borrow, swearing to pay him at sucha place in a week ; but the critter told me be paid bis way out of his own pocket, and he'd too little to divide How much have you got?’” says I wo fifty,” “Now,” thinks [that is too little to dl- vide ** So white be wes looking another way { shot him through the head, and gin him as decent & burial a8 I could-under an old log. and took the two dollars and a half. won't do, my conacicnce torments me md wish the fellow had his money back if be could only be alive; but between you and I, as it’s too late for thst, I think I ought tobe hung’ “Bho judge called his black boy, ordered three pipes and tobacco, and we sumked in sorry for silenc selence The jadge ku. and spoke: «Wei I'll try to get a jury Rox and myself laying down our table, were about leaving, wher asked ua to take a drink, which having done, we bade him good morning. returned, whon we tound twely. moking and drinking with the magistrate, awaiting us. We were politely requested to id Judge D., addressing himself tell these gentlemen what you have alresdy told me.”’ Whereupon Kox made the same statement “uN continued the judg y if thia gentleman—Mr. eh! —well—there’s zome fine old brandy, make yourself perfectly at hor s— whether, gentlemen, you find John Ivo: sit down. ow, gentlemen, wish you to your name y years FROM THE UPPER POTO HAC, RETREAT OF THE REBELE FROM Leresce FORTIFICATIONS OCCUPIED . FEDERAL FORCES —MANT PRIGONERS AXDSTORES morning by the rebels, and |. Geary’s advance is there. - J.T Dana, Brig. General. March8 Gol Geary ven Gen. Hill with hiawhole rebel command from the town and surroundl) fotts. The ton wid Stripes’’ now. weve over scrote “Where to?” I asked mumand f “Well, I want to go and all on Judge D.; I've got something on my mind —must oat— > but couldn’t keep it I tried liquor last ni down. I aint a drinkin; 5 ie, 2 feel like a dog. Come along with me and be both places and forces of the enemy to filght, after sunrise this morning he took posace- Fort Johnson which waar iatting the scatter: here was a bold frankness in his manner that I con'd not withstand. aros# and equipped myself, and we walked to the house of the magistrate, who rent word that he would Us up in a couple of hours, said my companion to the servant, ‘I want to see him on a matter of life d I aceordingly this one of their strongholds, could discerned throu; eras , ook many prisoners and stores, jon of the benk, post office and Forts Beauregard and Evans **Da’s no use 0’ dat,”’ “massa don’t care "bout life and death til git he eleep out.”’ We left the house, but John Rox, as be cailed himself, did not allude to his pressing business more than to say, “When we see the judge you'll know all.” We returned to breakfast, and I observed that Rox refused the morning dram presented to him by the landlord, and ate s Something was evidently preying on and I anxiously awaited the hour to hear it he time came, snd we were ad- mitted to the presence of the dispensor of jus- tice, who was aman of wealth, good spirits, and rotundity of person. “Well,” said the judge, “what's the mat- immed the ne, T int achievement, by a well-timed blow and skillful movement, {8 of vast impor- The command {s well and in good spirits. A detichment of the ist Michigan Cavalry did much service under Col. Geary in this move- THE NEWS CONFIRMED. Cuartestowy, Va.,March 9, p.m tof last night that our forces bad occupled eesburg is ciiclally confi‘med. The enemy evecuated the town on Friday morning, taking allthelr supplies and baggage to Middleburg: but itis not known whet! thither or started towards Winchester. Col. Geary oceupied the town unresisted, yes- tetday morning, capturing considerable property the troops retire: acrredited to the rebel army. All was quiet at our oufposts last night. CAPTURE OF REDYL PROPERTY—SEIZURE OF CON- “Why, you see,” said Rox, ‘day before yesterday I staid at ‘C.’ all day and hadn't a confounded cent, and as I wouldn’t chisel, I went without eating. Yestarday morning I asa panther, and so I what em I to do? PEDERATE SCRIP. CHARLEsTown, March 8 —Gemeral McClelian: To-day, a Mr. Carter,a meniber of Baylor’s cav- alry, together with three va'uable horses, carriages and other articles, were captured and turned over to the division q' amount of Confederate acr) Private Whitney, ef the dentally Wounded on Friday A considerable was also seized. I talked to him and roadhead, of the Michigan cavalry, has Daring a visit to the residence of Washington, near Halistown, your correspon- dent was loformed that subsequent to the depar- ture of the proprietor, in August last, the Confed- rates paid 2 visit and appropriated a large col- Gen. Washington and bis family, peing probably the only collection of the Bind extant. It is to be regretted that previous to the order of Gen. Benks. eome wanton depredations were n this vicinity, it is probable that the ‘perpetrators will be jetected und severely punished ‘There bas nothing of an important cheracter transpired to-day ’ CHARLEStowN, March for the first time since our carriages caine tnto town, and the oceuprnts bel Sof In] tntercours> with our cflicers and soldiers, rey are graduaMy the led ou aie nent the streets on business and m Alextnd-r, an emineat physician and Uatonist, died at bis comntry rest- his vicinity last month day returned home from Char! deeply imbued with secesston, p m.— Yesterday, “Then you really think you ought to be deh in Ses nd some compassion, as he ed a cloud of smoke toward the ceiling do, ia fact,’ answered Jobn, emitting a eimilsr volume of the same gaz The judge smoked and considered again, Well, we'll try to hang you, There was gratitude in answered ‘Thank you that will ease my cons bung,”’ he asked with Bults of secessto way to other hues, a: - Ae Sem “TS? Troadway,N. Y. ohn's eye, as he the ashes from his pipe} Hunareas of contratands are arriviaig trom the The course adopted in regata to them ts, it they have been employed by ihe secession therities, to turn them over to the division quai ployed by the Federal govern- ment; butif proved otherwise, they are returned heir owners termaster to be em. In half an hour On Priday Capt. Coles company af Mar, Cavairy, 40 ta number, pursn Cavalry for twe miles, tween Bunker Hill and Winchester, when he came upo i about one han- A skirmish ensued, lasting about one hour resulting in kiiling six of Asboy’s men and wounding e men wounded. A section ot Matthew's Battery came up to Cotes” su; ‘kins, of Gen. Will hore? shot under him. It is believed generally at Bunker Hitt that the foree at Wincoester as been leaving not over from three'to six thousand men reatly redyced, od OFFICIAL, URY DEPARTMENT, Fesrvary 4, 1582. Nofic& 1 HEREBY Given of the resdiness of this Department to redeem the Treasury notes payeble in one year from date, authorized by the act of Cong ‘tess approved December 23d, 1957, and the Tyeasui y notes payable in sixty days from dateyeutharized by the act of Congress approved 2d M@rch, 7961. bf os: Treasury notes of the above issues will om the 7th day of April next by terms of thé actm respectively. ~ fe§-tay7 a“ es i vk to OF STATE, . Wasa mt, January 25, 1962. “The Secret ity of Sti will hereafter’ receive Members of Congaces on business on Saturdays, commenting with Saturday, the first of next month. Jen 27-t WILLIAM H. SEWARD. —_————$—$—$ — Ww" DRPARYMENT, Janvany 21, 1562, Orverep, That the Wer Department will be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays against ali other business but that which relates to active military operaYions in the field. Baturdays will be devoted to the business of Senators end Repecsentatives. Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. STANTON, jeovt Secretary af War. Go He AMERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICANS! No Mere English er French Resbbish, made to sell, not to keep time. Why shouw'd an American buy a fdreign Watch, when he oan get « better and cheaper one at home? Why should gn American neeilessiy enrich foreign Watoh manufsctures st the «expense of our ows artisans? - Wa hy should 80 American s6n¢ goé4.to Fng land and France, our covert but bitter enemies, when gold 18 so much needed at home? Why should an Amerioan buy an imported Watch, whioh, in nine cases ont of ten, will cost more to keep in order for one year, than its origi- tal price, and which was never intended to keep time unéer any ciroumstances? Why ehoula Americars not patronizs more generally American manufactures, and thus smau- oipate themselves from the thraiéom of Engiieh capital, Prenoh fashions,ané Continental gew- gare? The Ameriosn Watoh Company’s Watches are particu arly Bdapted top soldiers’ use, being most substactially made, and not liable to get outof order, ec’her su aaerohing, ridicg, or fighting, Foldby MW. GALT & BRO., 354 Pecpeyl- vant enwe, Washington. Wholeste orders shou'd be sddreracd to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents of the American Watch Compsny, NERVOU= DEBILITY, OR 5! MATOR ral REAT BARGA POR THE TRADE any BUTL. POV sions Bt Oust, of different nraoa aagned to lum and ‘land see. Aisa, une of the 1D Ihe sity to let, mh 6 iw* CURE—COR NS—BUNIONS. PERDRIAT, Treen Col-opodist. from begs to iaform yeu that ie ean cfseta iy >v) Corna and uiens. without pain, #0 t the shoes Gan be ediately ef er the Pp from the hands ppearemal! and delieste. No. 18 Hall, Charges moderate, dooters of Washi gton gener- mh 6-tf access from P 5 About hslf way up the bluff, 75 feet above this, is another magazine, equal ia size and similar in construction to the first. The fort is supplied with water from the river, by means i force pump worked by an engine. Among the objects which orcited curiosity to-day was Pillow’s great chain, desicned to span the Mississippi, so as to prevent the downward passage of the Federal. gunboata, It is a very strong and heavy-looking affair, stretebing down the hill and into the river, where, T be! v6, it is broken. The rebel forces at Columbus numbered over 2,000 on Sunday week, when the gunboat fleot down the river, and was prevented of trace from roconnoitering or Phey were under the impression then that they could not resist an attack from the gunboats. The evacuation of the place commenced a week ago to-day. It was carried on rapidly. Every wagon within wiles around was im- pressed to transport stores and ammunition to the depot of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad—a distance of about three miles. Civilians were entirely excluded from the camp on and after 23th ult . General Polk left Colambns on Thursda the 25th, fr ao point South, supposed to 3 t all the infantry had gone. General Cheatham then departed, leaving the fort in charge of about 1,30) cavalry, with in- structions to burn the camp, and fly on the ap- roach of the Federal is lagt command left on Monday morning, having destroyed everything on the previous vight. They rat fire to all the stables, and burned 18,000 bushels of sorn, and abput 5,000 tons of 4 They also barned a quantity of stores which had been left behind by the evacuators for the want of transportation. r The troops that left Columbus went to three different places—one-third to Jackson, Tenn.; one-third to Island No. 10; and the remainder started for Nashville, but where tney went.to { am not informed. The rebels did not burn the depot of the Mobile and Obio raifroad, nor did they destroy the track in the vicinity of Columbus. Th left in too great baste to qo oer thi end of the road. I believe they destroyed a culvert or two beyond Moscow, about twenty miles from this piace. ioe the charming customs of the Sta- tnese people is one which particularly commends itself to ple who hate children and are bothered noisy . Homicide in siam is punishable at a regular tariffof prices. hus, the penalty for killing a babe of from one to three months ts six ‘‘tieul,”’ or about 83 50; fora child of four years about S10; fora ss 4 of 15 about $15; ied Sass Sereda ened ey 0 pena so that It is Be more crpentive te killan old from 86 te Be an tofent of a weed ot two-thirds of os for males. Anot! seem, which slows a tang hive at is wife to bis creditor asa slsve, thus cancel his debt by means of ber toll. 2 ‘ ‘ Gz Southern Upholstery. Sit Pillow me Le Fs sword s . - Aad with pistol-butts stieking from bolstat ; ‘tis after ati, * never be used for 2 bold stir! (N. ¥. Sunday Times. of murder. In addition to what he bh id, and found the body just as be I have sent o has described.’’ smoked, rose up, took a litile water, and smoked again, unti! at last one of them, who appeared to be the fore- man, said: *‘ The case is tolerably clear, and we rather think he’s guilty.”’ ** There's more tobacco on the table,”’ the judge to Rox, “ the best you can find any- weere—you've beard what these gent! have suid—well, [ don’t like to tell you in my own house, but’—— te be no hindrance,”’ replied John, lighting bis pi * Well then, at 12 o'clock to-morrow, an The jar: brandy a * Let t bung.” Jokn looked disconcerted, and appeared mortified at the idea of askin have been so kind to me,” said John, * that I hardly dare ask you for an “Not at all,” said the jad, you are weleome to it before y a »”’ said Rox, ‘‘to-morro: day, and the shakes come on would be so good as to han; boon Syeda “5 haking Jobn’s band. t |- heart judge, shakin, m tee ntithe ee . ‘ Accordingly John retarned to the inu—paid ad he next mornin; the clock struck ten. . - up his bi ‘Nos. £5) aud 552 Broapway, Aad No, 79 Kun Rrenen.1) ARIS, .- IMPORTERS AND-MANUPACTURERS OF ALL KINDS oe MILITARY WAR 6 ol cisions, Gommanda on Na Patrious Clubs acd tO! r RICH OTAFE ANP sDaESe ARMY AND | randers. ‘Thetr seaortment the choicest BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURE, eat A aed | i denn wore th aa ores, BLaben yo SOLINGEN ON TRE &H Uingnehrated Damarcas Bia. the ehoahoata LAD2S OF COLLINS, OF Pier of Pern within oon Tse all there. Ocheré again say thet Jackson’s forge bas be ee strengthencd by the regiments from Leex- i Statin Cole's scouts last nikht rescbed a point ly four miles frem Wixctester, bat esronnt- ‘pt from 3 small cevalry At Ss stated that Wuf4to of the 10th Missiusi regiment remained io Leesbur; evacuation, and these retreat erd ao resistance exce; ta the direction of This morutng the rebel scouts attacked Gen, ets near Smithv!! aqgd wounding another private of tha bey were pursued by the 34 had not returned at isst seconnts, Wisconsin, Who said the judge, ‘come here IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO, I'll have you DESPERATE BATTLE TEX MILES SOUTH OF PoRT GREAT LOSS ON BOTH sv . Denvea Crry, Friday, March 7, via rg Saturday, March 3 ue following news was here to-day by military exprees: desperate and terrible battie insti; took place at Valverde, ten miles south of Fort on the Qist of February. The Probably resumed again on the 224. loss is great on both aides. jes clatm We victory. A regiment of New Mexicans, commanded by wey. no who Laduhaege cdour artillery, one of his command were kilied at their their cannon was taken b; ‘Kit Carson waa witbin 1s mil Firing was heard from his direct sh tea gy not ascertained at the time the T left. > y thing more.”’ Col. Panton, rap ig Was bung as THIRTY CANNON RECOVERED AT COLUMBUS. ©nicaco, March 8.—A special di eiro Times says: “Thirty cannon have already ‘found at “Columbus, which were thrown ag hs Jeturned from Bertr tat were among thet HARTFORD, tr. a HARVARD CQLLEGE, 1862. ‘Two Terms of nineieen weeks each, com- meee Mareb Siend September tat, gue and Virou'ar, address KKEK, Royall Profetor, P62. fe & B.st 106 Cambridge, Mase., Fed. |) Pe reread Dearie Adel tena a CHENCK’S MANDRAKE PULLS.—This 1 ) ons of the THREE BAT REMEDIES high ieve matew wont NCK more enco. tn eatment of severs! very dauges tal diseases that any other medica! practi! tn'the United winter, hes Siacaeae ten oReE Offere! as Aa ReTTUrs FOR CA! 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