Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1862, Page 2

AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON § TO-MORROW, DEMEMPTORY Sal” OF ni we tcwn 4 ¥ w ) MB, ee April fist at oeae. we shall sol. ontery wall were those which carried the James MOSFITAL. ‘was jon cers i ‘i Latest trom Fortress Monroe, | procctiic, That vas ne et ofthe rane Published in conformity with the resolution the July 16, 1861. WASHINGTON CITY: always these shot which we found most abundant, of tha Benate of July 16, ier's Vi ichmond. ied, t “a April 11 SATURDAY..............APRIL 19, 1862,.] M, Mercier’s Visit to RB: ruinous, | Eleven guns were disabled, the parapet Seminary Mespital, Georgetown, EVENING STAR, |/4TE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. [iroccs cust ctcucega| “* ™ “acumen RSBEES F f to vit ‘Seere, tin % shot and shell, and covered with bricks | #4 U Ist Massachusetts nd Commog Calling. U7" Reading matter on every page. See out- A Fire in Norfolk $ a Over the casemates | ion to vive lnmterie ; rigs ana te land avonee. aide for interesting telegraphic and other matter. : ‘i — ne oe shiveretl pe sae, ‘and H streets. Arrival of the Union Wounded, &tc. | and the Fe ge istNew Vert araiiery Though Tux Srax is printed on the fastest rushed, the casemates in the rear in New Ph tbe wre south of Saitimere, te often (Per Telegraph from Baltimore.} be rabbish uader the blindages that a. a7 4. 1+ 0 large as to raquire It to be put to pressatam | Barrimons, April 19, (from Fortress Monroe ois sucreins teoliibvees meals, tho wreck oa ‘do = early honr: Adveritsements, therefore, should be sent In before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Bot appeer until the next day. April 19.) —M. Mercier (the French Minister) will 1 plete. Ai hour would pro sea from Richmond on Monday. The French have opened the wall from pet to base. The ‘war steamer Cattinet will sail on Monday for | ditch, twenty feet in width, was nearly filled Havre, with dispatches. with the fra; penis. of Se wall, pnd the storm} Ovn Fatanve st the various militarycampe aad} There was a considerable fire in Norfolk last’ — = as iS ‘4 ir advance. In the casemates the guns positions will confer s favor by keeping us posted | night. A fag of truce to Norfolk brought papers | were buried out of sight, and the arches locked &s to movements and affairs in their vicinities. | t.. day, but they are in exclusive posscssion of the | jast ready to tumble. ot which New York Herald’s agents; contents not made = - eS the om iol aire ak ae Spirit ef the Morning Press. known until after the boat sails. mop Casement ) Rot over The Intellugencer notices the lega} aspects of} There is nothing from the Merrimac. The" 1+ ought to be added, that the capture of Savan- a Mr. Secretary Cameron’s arrest, and says the suit | weather le clear and warm, but the wind {s] nah need not be expected to follow = imme- raises two very interesting questions—tst, the | light. ar — oe — of bee ite ee Te power of a State court to arrest an officer of the Steady firing was heard last night a by hulks, and the men oy ne gunboats batru: = United States who Is under orders of his govern- | motnifig from the direction of Yorktown. The basket aed dotemns tetas civel one cee ment; and the “rule of law which regulates Eighty wounded soldiers, with the body of | however, in the complete control of the naval and the responsibility of Secretartes of the Executive | Captain Reynolds, 6'h Connecticut, arrived this | land forces under Com. Dupont and Gen. Hunter, and the batteries of the river erected to cut off Departments for acts which must be presumed to | evening. The number killed in the engagement | Biisstt are no longer necessary for that purpose. he done by order of the President.’ was 33; whole number engaged on our side, 13. | at all events, the capture of the fort releases for olE fjeee mt SEE io Risa Teall et the reetteuo aegantigee a iaes, Crookery and Ware, PRY getter apes nt Fortes St very A lege rand Geers Window Shades, Mat- tol rpeie, ha julaites, es Sik GREEN « WIELiams, Rots. EEE WILLIAMS, Ancte._ SUTURE DAYS. By Ww. .*. BARNARD. A " seater’ Pa, ar. ‘and Sth sires # REESE BERTBBEEE renee esesteessssse: Po aaE asses = r 7th GEOSERIES. dc AT A Ist N » the a inatect Repud! talks of—“military mounte- ————-2 +e other duty the large number of troops hitherto : ~ ate ane given thelr bighest proofs ot | FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE Cap. | ¢™Ployed directy and indirectly for its reduction. | as Gergral Hospital, Union Hota, corner Bridge a2 ) SRT fortitude, not in the field against the enemy, but TURE OF FORT PULA? KI. and Washington strests, Georgetown, April 11. and Strap. 1/$34 Penn. Volunteers. 6 il. kits @ 9], Smoked Halibut, 93d do do. 4 Ist NewYork Artillery Sth New York Vol 2th do do. in s stolid and brazen defiance of the contempt of eS Weivea San fant Kosei ohicn piste las an RE Uelenan Cura, FO-MUR COW eeemtiy,* sad eye on the afterncon of the 140 = ani ear sen ‘elook, and: firiste “The attempi to hey 2d upon the country the Ske brings full particulars of the bombardment fy belief that the enemy bave 1 a men, of 8ny- | and capture of Fort Pulaski, already announced a alr thing near It, at Yorktown, will fall, no matler | by the Southern papers. ‘ CRICKET. —The members of the Wal- how many ealloens and spies are employed in the | “On the morning of the 10th inat , Gen. Gilmer tend on OTE AS EERNOOL ee to at business, The country understands that sort of | genta fiag of truce to Fort Pulaskl, demanding bye Vantin grauniacecth oF ae Pew : thing very weil * the unconditional surrender, to which Col. Olm- | Sanco: dent’ Aa the Republican sometimes finds it convenient a: the bbe epee hey ad replied a to deny any disposition to abus> the army of the | that he was placed there lefend, nol surren- ¥ pri aa ia cmecrs, it Ie well enough to der, the fort, whereopon our batteries immediate- urpoee of electing offi ly opened fire on Pulaski. 2 “stick a pin bere.” YF trv seunaeabot away thelr fag, but it was W_CADMAN, Seo’y. = Ce eed ee eed dt ne, jporoktail. &o., ‘biskey, dif'srent brands, A quantity of Sutter's Sa Stores. Cases Boots, Undershirts, and Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Boxes, £0. ALso— :xes G) H i i 3 Hl eee Fs $5 & 3 ‘ ~ Sp is ALL & BARNARD, Auoie. aaa eS replaced, and the tiring kept up till sunset. IN COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLU- nnesota 7 ata ainah eeaneee Gen. mer them placed 3 bread at Goat tion puacimously adopted, Scordial : pape phage M Point, only 1.600 gards from the fort, to breach | is Peac! a — * "| taerwalhs; and coulteased Sting at midnight for | the several Sabbath schools of this cit: 2 000 PERPETUAL BLOUMING O8E8 . OF THE Finest “ou FU AND O1NSR DON’’ BE UNEASY. that purpose with bis Parrott and James guns ia he oe of the ee 4 waa ver " Tne New York Times, Herald, etal,aretaking} On the evening of the 1ith, two breaches were | 6'o'vok., for th: d ol t 1 Purpose Ofc ouridering the prephety trouble on interest it seems to us, in fretting over | 4!scovered, on the southeast face of the fort, ‘Aunivereary ofthe sohools thin year, RY A UctTION—On PUEMDAY, the ‘22! instant, we sell an tront of }. Cor- ner of 7th and D streets, No. 526, a Sank a. BEgRERERBE é = 2,000 fine Perpetual Blooming Rose Bushes, in lots, whieh at noon bad assamed buge proportions, and | and cevising some means th jor, . the alleged inactivity of the columns of Generals | st ont 9 o'clock the rebel flag wes Eaniea down iH. MI lies respootiaify inertes: to th Sanks and McDowell. and a white fisg displayed, and the fort uncon- 19-2 Prost. Y.M. Ch Ai ®& very choics assortment, and wil yo | iil it is evident to all bere who watch the military | ditionally surrendered, Col. Olmstead stating movements of the times, that both (and siso the | that it was impossible to bold out longer, our op is onan GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avots q th A rifled cannon shots reaching the magezine, and 2 t v by the Rev. T. B, aS 4 ° — column of General Fremont) dre performing im- most of bis guns being disabled Fr. VE U7 WILL BE ADOED TO THE ABOVE : 9/871 ; Portant parts in the programme of the curfent | | ‘rhe garrison having surrendered, the Seventh of the Assooiation. The public sca cespesaiie 1/83th Se Gurrkat “and” Seat Tene other, aapberry campaign in Virginia. What those parteare | Connecticut Regiment took aving write | Vid 1 OME, BI PT Oe wong olsaa Son Bprene eee ee Grape - | night, glor' r s OVER, Ree. Sec. 5 ra, ines, Samet pooper Rie Se sey. te Aus iste, Bow 1 icet cull clears been acute eeoea Go its place} J. 7, CLEME: Jr., Preeident. ap 1s-2t* nd Vigeieas, Deutaeas ko. ever, all the world will comprehend them, and above the battlements of Port Pulaski. NOTICE '22|93th to purchase plants of the above will restize that they sre performing their allot The a a = - aeenest ‘waa only d - | 2a U, S. Artillery rT 8] ist New’ pa to attend the and ‘ one killed and one slightly woun c . 3. Al Bas os ae reece aa ‘The rebel loss ja three badly wonnded and 360 ® be held 4 e oftce of Alexander Har. 32 GO CENT 000 OF nee} 3p 16 co8ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avote, ee risoners. 0. ‘enneyivanis Avenue, ashingtonu, D. —— ‘The newspapers are evidently obfuscated over | Une hundsed and Sve Prisoners came bither on J C00 SAZUR DAY, May 3d, 1962, a0 11 ‘cvolook 8: 1 a4 = GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auct oncers. the location of the Fort Pillow now being be- cabGe ee in charge of Col. Morrow, 16 dtd JOSEPH THORNTON, Purchasers % S eerion.—Oe I OEED 4 Pi stone it, eo sleged by Commodore Foote and General Pope. 1 se MimOrtiCk OF JOINT colina id at lo &. m ,in the Upper the Here, it 1s understood to be sttnated twelve miles | , AMONE [Be Passengers by the McClellan are OFFICE. OF JOINT COMMISSION adep westgeraitne te mae Lieut. Badeau, aid ro mere panes lee ih Usisan ig ead aND Co:ta Kica, WisH above Fort Randolph; which is sixty-two miles | despatches; Capt. Ceeley, of the 28t ‘aseac! INGTON, April 1, i above Memphis. it tn thus inthe immediate por a guard of twelve soldiers of a Rhode Islan: iy? aps pee will be in session on vicinity of the town or village of Fulton, Tenn. renga also, seven discharged soldiers and me- sidering snd noting. pon. Phe confusion relative to its position arises from | The McClellan also brings the good news of the | “SP iS tawin “WHA TES W. DAVIS, Ses, 2 mistake made by Union map-makers in loca- | safe arrival of the frigate Vermont at Port Royal, rs ee Fy bez on a - ut eoutn, side, zen and streets, an exoelient assortment oeecenget ga dodo. Sth do ${ Groceries saved from the fire at the store of Mr. ‘ad Ans Upon auch cases &s may be Vol { 3 bos ‘of Mumm & Anchor's ne, i cpees euperior boxes 10 boxes EVER NES INTER '—TO THR ting it. pare Bagh towed into Port Royal as the Mc- netigENe STRANGERS, AND ae Biches Ase O rnteny Forp’s AT2Exgom —Mr. Forrest has every rea- Jacksonville, Fla , bes been evacuated by the ‘essorim ‘3 ing Clothing. we fon 30 heste choice Bisok Tea, Greea Teas, be proud of bi: fessional success in | Federal troops, who bad arrived at Hilton Head | offering at usu! ow prices, at No 10 Bev- 9th =F gl ag on the steamer Cosmopolitan, on the 19th. e posite Post Office. near F. fe 37-3m Waskington. Coming here at « s@son (Lent) traditional! , unpropitious to eli amusements, and especially to thote of a theatrical character, he ‘ Vuginies Zetesee, BE SSSSsssssessy 5 Buwnsow ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. NION PRAYER ETING Wil The New York Pest of last eveniag has the fol- Oto oidonogeg day thie weak i toe suanor 1th and H enoing fe 93d do be, errs meen ts ig, te | zk merece bac orem encin | SIT Loe a saan os Sree force and brilliancy of his genius, nightly over- rogtess on Tybee and Goat SRO 17th New York bes joith _ Go mM unnecessary to cnumer- flowing andiences of ‘our beat society,” who} fires months’ before the a ; y PEW CUSHIONS, sth a ath 94 Vermont Volu endure with patience and with equanimity tue | cannon Tee nr tel, rom thle pert (or the redac- Mi acl very tows on are, Cushicas; 3a do recmentioned goods are n~ crowding erd jostling with which their enjoy- * . J. ROTHROCK, * 4th do ee LL oeerios. cert arayparchse. fo the gratidetio | Sith “Pun ee sarge Aeagim ese] apis seolKaih naar = = eS of bebolding the most eminent tragé¢dian now | columbieds, and a cons‘derable number of 132 By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. cnglish or American e. And ly | inch mortars, cast at Pittsburg, Se me are worthy — peared ‘The batteries were mostly constructed under od iuey are pow exciting. His genius, mellowed by cover of the woods, and were fifteen {n number, 4 z a - eseeessetessssssssssss SS8oukad MALE 0) OICK ROSES, Race Sage ete, Aet eG « { Sees: 2 R ~ g ? < £ 5 g ri 1 1 2 1 12 2 6 2 62a 5 634 6 ot 34 69th i . mounting, we dre Informed. but thirty-six guna; 4th 72a do 2 time, lends to bis masterly interpretations 2 rich- | but these were nearly all of inmense size an SSE) ae ranes: 7th 1/8ist do 10 pemeees Bar ap deci ees of Tate cana Loot bias uh eu avertte dorine af eons Lo LOBSTERE ASPARAG a lea 20 $ Fensates for any diminution of tmpulse which | Gost Island. : pads heat Vert Pein OMATUES, tod all the delicacies a of th _ i: or 1 —*% e 2 may be detected in bis efforts. The popular ver-} “Our batteries were manned partly by the crew vate pasiore yen from 78. mete 4 Pe sith New York Vel... 2 12th 96th dict seems to be, that be never a to better | of the filgate Wabash and other war’ ateamncrs, | Leads Poicane ese rom 7 8m. to ap 19 8.1m" | 5th Vermont Volunteers 1/85th Penn. Volunteers. 6 > : od 4 g 29d New York Vol... 1 ae 13th = do 7|99th do 7 advantage ; and our own judgment fully endorses = Se erage nacre gar spl anda “a do. lath do 1}1034 do 5 lew soldie ‘om otber com 5 o immense 104th: Seat conciasten. _ Ms. Request Saivety bly sap | << cunt of exiennuition had Leon provided tet ae a ‘cman 13|_ By GREEN & WILLA ported by the stock company, in whose clever} sieve, and on the 10th instant all the preparations 17th = do list do 3 LD AND Ki performances we recognize,we think, the tuition | were complete, and 2 sufficient number of troops Neticney Baa N 6th N. Hampshire 18th do 15}ist do 13 of 4 sosster mind—it may be of Sir. Forrest him-} for the occupation of the fort had been landed at No 275 Penney!vavia avenu 76th New York Vol .. 1/6th Maine Volunteers. 4] 20th do S}8a do 1 Tybee Island, in expectation of the capture 19 Iw* Waaunctent 57th Penn. Volunteers. 6list U. 8 C: Zist do jaa do a ser At seven o'clock and fifty-two minutes on the | S21) 1¥___Washington, D.C. Cth, New J; ey Noto ea 23d do 24|6th do 2 north.a gcod On Mondsy, the stirring tragedy cle Glad!-} morning of the 10th instant, the attack on the LISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING Perlbr nde YorVor 24th do Qi1lth do 1 eihing Can f m¢ed for positively the last time. fort began. The rebels at once replied; and the = = 4 . ~ Sasa * = firing lowly opened from the different batteries FOR YOUN ant AND BOYS, aces Fees « 3 —. ~ : Ln aaa = other Tablen, tt aads, U7 The inepressible and unchechable Com. | on our side. Fhe orders of our men were to Bre} tye lo-atttn iy tar et enson hy petich ath Ata Nees aed ‘25|¢7th do 1 stondn, on! ‘our shots per iv, Oo comiinue at is 2 “i modore Foote ts reported to have taken Fort oar otshant Gaavasiecen The ven area Tory, healthy. For ciroulars AW A At Mount Pleasant General Hospital, April 11. — rd 1)24 Mich: 4 Wright. This Fort is situated on the First Chick- rapidiy and fiercely, endeavoring to silence our Ti tat thie Wee ko aan eee ist do ia it do _ asaw Bluffs, near Fulton, smail town on the gans, vt compel the evacuation of the batteries B; Le MOORE; | ist New York assay 4 porns Rado tolsth do Mississippi side at the junction of the Hateble = fire Goes aime, es tae —— CARED BHOTOGRAPHS AND ALBUMS—|i Go Cavalry. 1/11th Maine Volunteers 2) 334 © do Silt do Terms Fee eee acu aut seventy | fio eptent of our works, redo soled tne! dre aud | ov best Gerd Seite af LPM OOD, commeaUUT | Mh, Nowe York Voleys Alten iaine Volunteers 2 Su ao a at ¢ —_SREEN & WILLIAMS. bucte,_ miles above Memphis. Below this point the reb- | tn an boug the fight wasconducted with tue utinost | of the North and south, at 33d, do.... 2/5th Mieh: = ad Bs Sth By WALL & BARNARD, Auot.onsers, is have fortidicaijons at Randolph, on the Second | desperation cn thelr part, but withouteti-ct, heir] ment of Fangy Card, Biotured, oc Soon dee ees 3]30n ao ajemm PEEP LOE AND, STABLE aT auc. Ce eee a ee Ne eae Ane prow eae Tn a eee | earsas WIGLIASLE: RIOHE ES ations! a ead do gate: 70am ao s|7th we wil soll a font Shiike peat 18d ries. e notac- | § ‘ . 3 ; Y emisen, and nally Fort Pillow, at Memphis. ‘The sus-| treed wih the. localities ia wien on neg, | Hook store, No. 275 Pa,ave, Washington, D.C. a ot & ahs ware M5, fronting 9 fest on tein eoplbilities for defence decrease as the river 16} tries were built, it ls stated that tuelr Bre fol. ARO OUR me a mao 518M TS fect 9 uth Carolina avenve, descended, and neither of these points is regard- | lowed the opening of ours from the ditferent T° QUARTER MASTERS anp DEALERS, di soho claveraten io onnae inches. A good fence ed as formidable. points in regulsr order, unttl all our batteries uad | “5900 Bushols OATS, « Rd do 13} Shown at eale, | lag wy 1 ring for two ns 0 TIMOTHY HAY 55th ae eee achat conser ek Seaterdsy te- | Nouretand a bait. Meanwhile our Gewese ce | Senta re Le me TIMOTHY HA. a om: a Us GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES AND port the Stock Market as more active, with indi- | tinued from Tybee and Gost islands as it had be, | Near the Cara: Agurdee, Gene a 4th Vermont Vol a de i si be oe cations for a more hopefal tone. Prices had for | yun; and the rebels failing to do any exesurinn, Me whiad: HUE, 308 Pirtackth street, do... 9)st U, 8. Infantry oa a . oplevess DAY, April eat the che euest pastan op shee Serpe Tek enaean was manifested by the Fed aoe 8 tee e eth ws ai 23 1th do do, on re bes bs : ook jemaed as Se ee an ee REESE A Se ices tok tise ciaet of Gate ton ao W4SHINGTON city, D, c., 3 — vermont for the same year, 934; U. 8. 6's, one year cer- | Vere noted—the bricxs end mortar of the fort oc- ee i APRIL 177i, 1862, 7 oth do J, 3. giacatens 27 i 7.30 ecasury notes, par; Treasury | casionally ‘fying in all directions—the men | »itfiitt of Star:—Havinx bern grievoualy jury ted 77th «do nwa “HAVSORELS © per cent , two years, 100);; Border State bonds | jumped on the batteries aud gave loud cheers. phy of the Jet Gani ‘Teg'ment,)1 demanded | 4 Indiana Haseena { Pesins Office), Washington, | sist do Seen Le Ce eens USA cial on: thave were uo covrenpenting ees re [eae at a grouudss Van are. : ech haslE Mier feotaas snened ran Wow t Srt of - . ht inde, a ginia’s, 60; North Carolina's, 63; Mimour!’s, the farts and towards the middie et fear LE s : ‘ofthe Distenat American gold, 101%; foreign exchange cicsed re compelled hum as 4 coward, and 19th Indiana Vol firing on both sides became regular, the rebeis, | U2¥PFthy to wes: oulormot an officer in the} 13m do do. steadily; documentary bills on London, 11!u111}; | howeyer, sometimes retiring from one part of the | #2¢¥i08 of the United States AL DHYNE a [iad commercial, I11Xall2y; bankers, 12 ¥alt2y. | fort to another, as the range of our guns grew] yt 2d Lieu’. Co. ist Cal. Reg. | 13th New York Vol ...11/5th <sainsianpushagipagennaincanmaiet cane better and rendeved thelr positions dangerous, QPRING STYLES ~ a di 3,624 the Kansas Impeachment cases favor us with an gay. One or two guns were dismounted and PAPERHANGINGS. FIRE BOARDS, Snterview ’ some of the embrasures were Injured, and |t was WINDOW SHADES, w. u not until ten Lene on hye of the Jith ca a 4 tifa A Worp From Genenat ‘HELL. —The New | that any important breac wails of the fort requested to the new and beantiful nig xf anlec predentin bove Yoods which | am now receiving, refully salen hased lor o&sh.and I 2 F © oirout 98¢) of Co 12. ity of aahington, apd to me Sth Maryland Vol.-..12 meow “a tee Gantt Ist Cavairy 4] on SATURDAY. Dix Light Infantry... 2 sree the od ohe 2st Vol. - Oe es ert ret rl Vork Commercial Advertiser publishes the fol- | W2% made. It has beey stated that the projectiles lowing telegraphic despatch res the gallant fired from ovr guns went at once through the T have La ped hattels i walls, but such was not the case. Second and BS weet ree 1 os coods and o! do and will " +R vi yO to ea*iefy ay vor of Wm, ; Uth Maine Volunteers rl rr ne aber General Mitchell, addressed by bim toa friend | third shot’, which were almed at the same Nave also & gord stook of Fistere Cane, Lens Ist do de.. att i. ; Ww oi. LAMON, end relative: with extreme secatmeey. ai Ce work which the gad ‘Tassels, t hade Cord gud ‘Trimmung H pee feat o Vel. SMerehai. Hearguanters Turd Drv:s: rebels attributed to ain; $ 1 5 Dragoons. J.C. ee Hlencrvilie, April is.'} | "The apectacle of the bombardment wee grand. |. Lowpere wa of every de-| Sa do.... 1/14th U. 8. Infantry ... 3 | + _S°__do.--.- 6]_Total.......-..--159 RIOR ROUSEROLD™ a The encmy have burat bridges to stop my ad- | Our guns discharged rifle shots and shell, rk dope prompt, 1st U.S. Sharpehooters 2/Cameron Dragoons... 7 ‘eabington ‘euILY 468, Booey, Hones, HaRnass, ance u Chattanooga, and have used the same | elect was a continuous explosion Inside the fort; d by a competent | 22 do do... 1) Ist Rhode Island Cay, 1 A TUES Day brillieat stratezy to bold mycolan.a back from | fragments of shot aod sbell and of the works of + New York Corinth. But for this, we should this day have | the fort, sometimes filllrg almest the whole area 1c hm ty 10 o’clook, at the resi- on a = — be- aed es te, c BLI there is ecme misapprehension on the } 3d Virginia Volunteers 1 Total., 20 SSeS | dence of the ion. entered Tuscumbia and Florence. We have | of the enclosure, aud compelling the rebels to re- | part of the public, I wish to stave atstinorly that I cine 1 ees 1 penetrated a magnificent cotton region, have | Sain jn thelr casemates, but for which the loss of | 8M ae longer in ness with SP. Frank in, but taken and now bold and run more than one hun- Hide amony them vonid have eee femetal 7 Rewer to build up s business at dread miles of railway, well stocked with < About noon on the] the re! fire suddenly ¥ ebineryand in fiue condition. Ihave stanton Increased, and they worked at all thelr avaliable | 7% ~ mara EUTERCOE: 24 U8. Infantry — = aot, New York Vol. the idea of ever coming nearer to an enemy than | guns with a pers! yore 3 quite equal to, if not sur- " ‘ No er Train based we long cannon range. Th the third State ng, that with which they began on the first Somes te FOL eeetuonce of | 19th MassechusettsVol 11/684 do do Passeng wil from Washing: S24 Sole Tales, through which 1 have hunted bing El joven pst the Immense bresck i he Toxt-tn 2 Dotween 9th aod 10th atreste, oh on 3 ivan 2\7ith do ton to Manassas until further notice. coTtains. Cornice, Lace Curtains, re O. M. Mitcurty, Brig. ¥ exact line with the magazine, threatened to New Yor! ‘o = shee fren gs the canse of their tots) de truction through anex- Want, HOUSER SeINS ARTICLES: wot 56th = do de a At Stone General He il. D. C. McCALLUM, Mantel Clock, with Bronss ARTICLES, &, ap 18-tf M. D. and Sup’t Railroads, U. 8. plosion, and at elzhteen minutes past two end Chairs, CONGRESSIONAL. a.cleck in the afternoon Lendl gs a down their BUTTER HOUSE. ARG@E MAPS s ply ugs, Oile.oth, lag, whic n once shot awey, and ran 4) — : XXXVLsth CONGRESS_Second Session. ag of truce. The firing, of course, cessed a | NEW GOSHEN BUSTER now reonving Fe oncia, sour at }OLINA. ALABAMA, | Superior Walnst Eeiotiard, Extersion Dini Sunare —After our report closed vesterda: once on our side, and it was not until near even- it ; 4 as daily. Butter o graces constantly in store, | At Douglas Hospital, corner of I strest and New ‘The bill for the rellet of Francis Huttman was | ing that two Landred men secompanted by thelr | 8nd for sai9 at the lowest Mas : ates, by Jersey avenue, April 11. [ablighed by the State =. hg Chairs, recomunitted to the Comamittee on Commerce. officers and General Gi'more, went over to the N dP Re OW. ee Reco dyed FH mounted on eee ein = tiny t Tec.» th Cand ‘Mr. MeDougal submited ng | foFt to accept the surrender of the garrison. ap 18-12* pdipas! “GS “ 0: 8. Artillery.» i152 Now, Vers vol..2 W °°: : cree ce wy, on the Mecretary of the Inter! ‘The correspondent of the N.Y. Tribune says: ELLING O} OST! iz & w t Y I pace ata ee cavernment for legal services| «Tiree hundred and elghty-three prisoners, L nea FF AT Cust sth Cavalry..(a) Sjeeth do fo selgeg’d a 2 ‘Marble-top Buresus in prosecuting tnvestigations of Utes, and | forty-seven cannon, and lage quantities «cf am. | SUTILERS ND FA oN, 200D8 STOCK! do, — saat Jenat same were paid for making researches | munition and provisl ns wee captured with the babAte 2b Y-s Mayes: do. Noa Mee ner ee fo Callfornia lend titles in the city of | fort. Alt the slories about deficient aupplica were CEOOMS Siar be MAT! = - 000 55 LOUISIANA AVENUE, The bili to establish @ mall line of steamships azine, with shot 18 st* Bi 6th an ser betag discussed by Messts, Sommer Lizhees of. eat nad' pelt 98,000 poceas ate oe A. REFRIGKHATORS en - . . beef a , 28,000 pounds of har : Le ae ete eDongal, the substitute proposed and rice, ar cae, aad ether ‘stores sited REMAI IE eslcases Sasueune pa j rf. opted. t rrison Was not starved out. | assortment oo ‘yo bil, was considered, and Mr. Why did they surrender? The answer is gE. . J. GREGORY, bury efter ‘which tte sajoeracd “asta ts Meet inthe condition ot the fort. 4. beeecks x th pide i n made in : a ddonda Bot ween 9. Voth streets, —After our report closed — the fort, endanger. EX PRAORDINARY o ‘The consideration of the Pacitic Railroad Bill iagonally INDUCEMENTS ‘was resumed. TO SAVE MONEY, ‘Mr. White bailed the measure with delight, i 3 _— 3 and regarded It as especially fitting me. pen hy to the present leved ‘ oF Boots AND sii otra Stas emeetene seiiangenncr eae sa anes