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War News.
The Capture of New Orleans.
The Capture of New Orleans. FORTRESS MONROE, May 8.
JTctt. Gidtvn H filet SecrHa'y tf the
JVe:
I hv the honor to announr tint, In
the providence of God, which em tie on a
iuatrauee.theequadron under Flnir rfli-
tr FerTajmt, hi been vouchsafed Rio-
rhus victory mid triumph In Ihe capture
of the City of Nw Orleans, Fori jack
tun, St. Phillip, Livingston and Pike, the
hatterie below and ahuvr New O loina,
a well aa the total destruction of I he rn-
emy' jnnhoata, ateam rnnia, fl otin hat-
teriea, lire ralta, and nhrtrucliiif lioom
"...
chain. Tho i neinr with Iheir o n
hand deatmyrd front (icht to ten mil-
liona of cotti n and ahip'inf. Our Idh
it 80 killed and I2J wounded. The rnc-
my loat from I.IHiO to l'OO, braidra rv
i ral hundrtd priaotirra. I mi htaror of
d apati he. '
S'jrlird
THEODORE BAILLEY.
Capt. and 2d Commander of Attacking
Force.
Force. The Capture of New Orleans—
Full Details of the Reduction
of the Fort—The Destruction
of the Rebel Fleet—The Demolition
of the Ram Manassas.
Etc.., Etc.
. ,
an 7Tu "k B,"!7Hr",nr' '"-j
anolher in sin h rapid tucrraiiou thnt the 1
d.iily iue of a psper is linrtlly sulhciont
to keep Ks n ailers roiled in t!iP details
of what is transpiiin. We yetji'iil.iy
oive many purtlculurs uf the cvaeualioii
nf Vorktown and the permit to-.enr.l
Rrhmond, and we trust sin rt'y In d. vote
a fiuple of columns to the hirtiey i f ilu-
entering and oerufyiigoMhiit c iliil of
relrllion. To-dny we give, from the
full ed ch'sr e irri spondi nee of the N.
V. Times, a rnlidetisi d hii torv of the in!
v. lire upon N. w Orli m, w lih the t ;ip
tor of the Forts mid the ili xtrin tiuii ol
Hi rebel tti i t. The lirr.t dale is Frulny,
April l.lh, and piv, s the
.sitioii i r Tim it 'cm m; i i.li:t.
The vessels an1 nrrni(;i ,1 In pni nlh l
liies. tin Hip putside arc lli Iriijstea
and LMinhosls, and iiisnle, literally iim or-
rd 1 1 the stumps and iniir.'io ol I hi stn urn
are me iimriiir n nootii :s.
As the bomhardiiii lit is lobe inmle j
a pi.inl not ii,. ire thin hull u u.ile
v o-ir pr sent pi.stl.n, I w ill ntii ui t
to describe the lintui.il finter.s of Hip
pine.'. I he river here is alieu' Its nvi r-
see w nlih ol flve-t it'lits of u mile, uml the
vclociiv of the ciir.ini is Irom three to
livu mile an hi nr. f'i niuietnini; neur
In Iih-Is, and pxlendini; pi bt lollpxbi
low th hi, pii tllp w tst or le t h ink of Hie
stream na we nsceuil, is a dense strip of
forest, sin nl (illy yards whip, i xce tirj:
I t a spTic nfa qimrti r of a mile in
Irnjiih, w lu re tlieriv r bends in its ci tine
H which the i neaiy )h- cl eri d aw ay the
tr-is for the purpose nf erttiep a hitler
r nitre upon i ur vessels. II. y.mil tin, belt
winhIs the luml ilisnpin i.rs in an im-'cr.s
netrulilp awnmp. On the rieht liiiml
or eastern bai.k there me im trees. I ul a
4 fcd level ol marsh, pn bubiy hnlf a u.il.i
wl ,u, ami there is si.fhviciit water on ei
Hicrshur .' for vi ssels of the largest tirnh.
From the in .si. hi a.ls of nil Hie v. ssels
the fort miy be en plainly, awny across
me marslii a. uvt r the to s of Ihe wil
liws. iiuii jri ves ai d tr t i f
li.rint
f row til.
CUM Lil.MLNT I f Till. M m'sll HIS.
The moitar ichnniirr at lust afTurtl a
small target lor iheeluuiv lo foe n t , I .tit
-u- u-. - - e . ! - .i ...
thp rnance of atrikoiir llieoi sr.. kti I ins.
tlier derreasedbv the rn i n uf wmsis
.
. .1 will, cverV-reens. All y. stertlny atU'r-
l.,H,n. the sailors were In.ty in the Mmjl. ,1
ph.i.,.r,..cuti,,,he branches. lb.
I....U.I,. beneath, Inc. J tu the r'oeil K .... ,
either .Mr, Jutting a relr.'l.ii1(t slude.-
They look prepared for a .'e.," instead 1
of w r. It i t iy-di.y,!'..liii Uuniley and
Chiinuir l ine i ni gi ruted; lluruniu
woods etniix' to Diiiis iimiic; a "fi.r.stof
nintls," with the adjunct ol brantlu and
l.attes.
trsTaieTiiKonilEliliK i:jit.
All hour alter the n v ew , the men had
an opportunity to test in a crnclicul mini-
oh w uf their clt..,r,,t.,,l tli, tnbine'
Hie rattle-snake. and nlliynl'ts w liit.lt n-
f. st the moras. " :
Imaeine tho plea.an.lv pecu'lnr .p.'",
pearanecoftlie .1., r-irVth.-ir l-''
dress, .. KThteen of tl converted in-1
toshudy bowers! A tree lash, d t.. each
i,.-..tl.....l I. I.. : u. I , i
mm, nt n uiu. u its ituiicui's. n tin
. .1 . .- 1
lief tin ir miai s tor d.stroyiuir (Ire rails,
and they peved to be an ui'n.irtiblo a tic-
c s. A tureid ruh.inu of black smekej
arising frt'tii r siiious wood, was seen ap.
pre i bin.' us lixm tho
Vicinity ul the
forts.
S'jfrnl liphls were n ai!e,
Ihe vnriril
C ilors ul w hich produced
fort tint 0 the lolni'O of
a ber.util'nl el-,
the liver lumk.:
and reiiili riiiif ihe tlarknt r inti i si r by
r.'titrssl win n tin y disappei redi iiislnnt
Iy a hundred bouts shot out toward the
all, which now was bin nn lit roi ly siiil:
cusiini; a w ido cone ef liel.l upon the w li
ter. 'J'wour throe ef the pun-bunts then
eol 111. der selHi uml sleatt.rd hnl.lly to
ward the i.nkitown thinu of terror. ' On'
uf tie nt, th estlifld, t'nit. R iiahnw,
t.llan.lyopen. her -tea..! valve, ami
t'sitet turtiMi.y u,on it, iiiuMufr
arks fly and timbers crash with Ihe force
nf her blow. Then a st renin uf water
trout her lice plays upon the li 'us 11
mass. Now :he snull boat Isy slonesiile,
ceioiiiir helter-skelter, and ac itcly em.
ployiup thtiir men. We .-e everylhiiiK
distinctly ill the broad plnrc nieu, oars,
twuiU, buckeU and IH'. The re ne
luoks pbanUua-like.supernaturnl ; inlens-
ry interesting, extremely racitine;, inex-
tricably e.nilused
liui Pfseotiv the oh-
ject ia nobly accomplished. The
yet fiercely burning, is Ukru out of range
of the anchored vessel a ml towed sshore.i
where it I lowly consumed. A Ihe
boat returned they aret heercd by the
fleet, and Ihe scene change to one
sWrknes. and repose, broken occasional-1
ly by tho gruff hail uf a acaman.w hrn a
boat, sent on business from 01. e vessel 1 to
another, passe, through the fl.it. We
l ave a contempt for fire r.fis. Theyj
proved, like many other thinirs, to
I M L. I .: ..
w w,u iQitmiuni 01 tne rncmy.
Fire upon th fort wa opened on Fri
day, April 18th.
;
OPENING THE BOMBARDMENT.
The engagement waa opened by Fl.
Jackson a lew minute befi re o'clock,
ana uie guuooat uwascu, witu ti hail gone
leugin or two aneaa 01 ino mortar vi-
p, wa the first to reply. Preaently Ihe
bomb flotilla commenced throw imr its
hell, x.mew hat slowly at first, tut with
inma.itig rapidity a the sailors became
accuelonicd to their work, until a bomb
aent from each vesil on an average
OBca in five minute. Bcloro the light
vemmruced I wa lucky enough to ob-
tain a place iu the forctop of tne frigate
where the entire field of .'rile
tould Uuken in at glance. From Ihia
point Ii taw the effect of the firing. There
wert ? aiiou nid from the fort during
ki, 2 iT "", b'lf,ih' U.r" uua
5TLrJ? frT Fort ;'acjin
Mel ef tfc.tn p.toed over th mast
conrje, the cmn mo nltilinlo nf which la
ahont i-qunl to the length nf (lie hn p.
The priirlice w aa prmii niieeil to he t .
celhiit. i:vrv hoinh plunrnd in and'
I';1'1;"' ,l;r ""'''7 p""" '
ilall hy throw 11 jr up coluini a ol erny enrlh
.... , Mk.', (ouma..,. of n.i.d.ly
wall r, or, if aphn!iiii; in the n ir, I y thi
'aplnhca which the (puttered frniMiii'iita
iiihiIp in they iiri'pp'd Into the rivr, or
aank ih ep into the 01 iv noil ol ila hniika.
ThcWmicht wn.hep. up nl I
. " ... . ' '
the achooncr on the left, dropping In
range of those on the other shore, but
about ICO ynrda clmit.
After while, however, th rrbrl put
the rnr;r" of thru k1 vcs-cla accur .Icly,
mill lit- bal1 fi ll about (hem, ri (! in liy
Hum ! ort riullip, terribly tlm K inn fn-t.
: In return, tlm homh wrro directed
. ftod y Minn the fort, and wiih such i fleet
that the mrniy slackened his fire.
The quick, sharp
!ws int't t. Ki
jan awful limbing
The quirk, sharp hurk of tho tnorlnra
ollnwii ir each report ia
winrr-r-rr, a a thom'h
... . . - . .
.reach. We uae hire from li ti-cn lo twen-
Ijr poiimlK of powdt r alruih ilisehnrie,
'nnd Hie lenplli nf Hip (nap In 41 aecoinli.
1 Watch a homh from Hi" lin.e it h -avea
the niertir until it txplnilea, and ill
'' atoti:ahinily loejr tin t!ie y inn-
I ape.
J I'hry nre throw n at n pn nl ch vnlioii,
mid ih arrilie I he nrc of n ciirle in lln'ir
iiinim iffij .,,,. ,,.,....; ,
w hen (V nimoi'ure Furniput look bin (1 1 1
nt the forla, nltlioii.i liny had Hot Mir-
render., I. The cetr' Mioiident w riL'a on
th.it day.
Hen tlii UMiml hnnimnio lopa were whirling
in the air. K.vh boinli ali- ll, v. lirn ll.
ed, i eij;ha olii ill li IA priini'a, ami the!
!c!iarye l rrailnati d ar-ronling to the din-
' lance hichtlie iniie ia rcinnrid to
PASSING THE PORTS.
nr. in the Inp ol . v, iy spur.
A sni.n i.h the lx m t under howl
from w't.y n I'urli u lire uic thn w u in li e i!i
i.h. reel ion of the forts Ir.nn Hie whole lui"
ol inorlir vess -Is, w ttir.lt net lie d to .-h jl.n
1'or n t.ui" there w i.s no reply! but soon
w e could hear tlic noise of the broadsides
which sitimlii), in c mpnrnoui to the
bombs, like a pin k of f'hiin se tire-crnck-ul
1. 1 i ll li lm Uo r.
"'i,., ,.V' ' t, " "'i'"
' " ", 1,1 ' w"" "'' tt,U' u"' Wl' P.ul
' ",l "Jl,l.," l l''
?7o ,'7. Y h:'.n''ri.
. vo V IV.t 7 ne-T rl.' "V
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T .A, " v.7,r""' """
"ir ii-n irio-iinn 111,11 llll'll conip noil II
as many ns he pleases, he w ill lmd two ot
lour (.tin In nis there to proti ct him irom
tin' (.uu-bontu that lire lit the torts. 1
wish to 'l lo the Knelish Turn, w here
A t It o'clock in Hie niornlli Hip (;n nl-
er portion of f'onmioili re Knrriniil's
s' Molron, ron:liii o live aliM'pn oI h
anil mile uiiiiliuiit", iiin'eesNliilly pussi il up
tint r.ver, riinniin; Ihrmo'li a livirl'nl (I it,
nre now nhove the forte. The inor-1
Hot 1 1 lit mid eifht nnn d ulenim re nre ,
still below the Plieii.y, w h'eh U ll.us pine-
i d In Iween Iwu liri s, w ith Hip hiiiiplies
Iroui New tlrlenmi cut oil', and r Ii-rii'u; j
his urn mli r merely li uiui-lioli ol 'lime.
til Hie i'mii lire tlmt h:. rifiiltedtn ei
ther siil -. I li.ae nl p. i s nt lilll km.w I
eil;'i'. I'iimii my posilii li Willi Ho' limr
Inr ver-sel I en li si I hp iiinxli. ol iurlhel
npparei tlv thr t lour miles beyoml the
toils, and the 11 g nl' the l'uili in llviij'
the very w ulirs
count nine In tolix
ami in tunes I ci.tiiu
unite ill their l!i. hi
as Huv twii.kh il ll.r.i' l',o nir. tailinntlv
s fa 1 1 in stars. The ri In Is set ineil r..);.
nir-.nl ol i ur cemiii.', t. r Hie I, IPiiioM i(,
the llei t hail sprreely f. t i.br i si of Hie
line of lire fn in the lorls w In n signal (
rm ki Is wi re minle from M, I'liillip, uml
Mi"t In enn to lull I'.ipii Iv u; on llieui,
'I'he bouts jriit pi.st nt about 5 u'ciuik
. M.
l.mr.H nioM e, M. FAliaAol'T.
( em. r arriut, alter unsii.o the forts,
w rote tne li llow 1 0 x letter tu l oin, 1'orti r
oi tne iiion.ir licet, it was written when
the I'l'iu Ollie r wns w unu Ihun iheeoii-
x ' " ""' w,,r'lw "live the rinjf ol Hi.'
,liu menu to tin m:
Pi ah I'oi.TrH: We IiihI rou 'h time
of il, ns It. i'l h w ill t' li yon, hul, tlinnk
tin!, the nun. her ol killed and w euiuled
.... li n.i . i
" ns i if sum i, rons i ern e. i ills su e
' ... "'e i
htnitvii, Li HI ni.i i l.rlit u iiiiiii i,i.
il ' . Til . .
,l-
I T,""'" "l, ' " rB1mP"",,f ",d U '
'2 hT. .i t,"'! Wr . IT " " !?"'"
h ' tn.ek.d ;,l'!i,ir!! '!).
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mil attend tu the ft rls, no you hold tin in
come buck. I Hunk
tiuee nnd demand
Iheir surrender liny w ill yield, for their
intercourse w ilh the city is 11. 1 ell'. We
have Cut the wires ah ve the ( Junrnnliiie
and are now f;"io( alii inl. I took 3u0or
100 pi s .neri ,.l tju iriintiiie. Tiny siir
Iretiileied. luiil I enroll il Hi, 111 not to luke
'up nuns aaiti. I c uhl hot slept) toko
cure of tin in, Il the (' ntral will come
up to the bsveii and hit d a lew
n.en,ur!
tin y si.y tl.ey have not placed a battery
yet.lul linve two above, nearer ISew lr
Icaiis. They will not he idle and neither'
will I. u suppoit d us most 11. bly.
v truiv
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D. G. FARRAGUT.
FROM FREMONT'S DEPARTMENT.
iMi:vr.
Occupation of Giles Court
House.
HEADQUARTERS Mountain Dep't.
May 8th.
' 0'i'"M .Von hu y iif Wor;
( t!on. Cox teleernplis 1h.1t his a'.v.tnce,
eoiiKisiin; of nsrt of the Twenty -thiiil
t Hiio, on upipil tilies t'i int House, uml
) the narrows uf New Kucr ycslerduy,
, tlrivmu otl'lhe rebels, who were taken liy
surprise. A considerable uoiiutity of
Couimisssry alt rcs nnd 'JO privates enp-
ralt,;d:aposul
1
tiired. Our surprise prevented the bum
ing ufthe place, as tho rebels iiiien,!
e.i. mma oi
(he t it ti i.s ri t m liyi.lli
Signed
J. C. FREMONT.
From Pittsburg Landing.
PITTSBURG LANDING, May 8.
rtillowing is just received at lit ml.
ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
NEAR FARMINGTON, May 9-5 P. M.
Tj Major General Hallcck: The rne
l.v mv.a.uuu strong, drive in cur nickel. be-
1 , . t.. . I.
I Thcioiducl of ihe troops wv rxreMent,
' and the withdraw nl muilo by Hum Very
reluctantly. The 1 n my made a ih mon
wa alralion lo cross, 1 ut abandoned the move
' mcnt. Our lo. is considerable, lliouxh
cannot yet ti ll how many,
i The enemy being much exorcised ur
HisaiMippi, ! fen d aeverely . their bailenes bainir com.
plt tely disabled, and hi. inlantry line
driven back everal time, bv my com.
maud. Eager for advance. '(Binned)
yoiidraruiingtoii,aud advanced aeainst a
brigade ih 1 upviiiu the I'urlhcr side of the
creek ill front of tint New York camp.
I The brigade held in lot live hours, until
,,(,. ,,, h,.nviy il(
I on the flunk, and (hat I could not sustain
1 (hem w ithout passing the Cre. k w ith mv
w hole lorce, which w as ruiitrary to vour
,onl. r and would have drawn uu a irener
.1 engagement, wilhdrew to this side
' mind order.
JOHN POPE, Major Gen.
tVmingion is five unlet northwest
Coriuto.
FROM McCLELLAN'S COLUMN
OUR ADVANCE 22 MILES FROM
RICHMOND.
""y fivi t, him! two milm and n hull lioin
! here, uat ill aeit . il hy the ei y, nnd in
1 now on upi' d ly t nr triiopn.
'''here are no rebel to he arrn aa re-
, tlnT'T "if" "'.""'I hic";
' '""'iiny imr, An pt on the duvet road
U "iehn.oiel.
! 'Ihe 'oree ir dor (,'cii. Sioiirimn, con-
ixfl'-'l "I till )thili Join ml nml Hid
' I'entyivMiii.i ri'piiueiila'ul inhmliy, Cnpt.
. " ol1''' hnlli rv ol lihl iiriilh ry, nml
I,'.',1.'' ''''' ""''''X ""'!' r -J-r Wi'lha,,,-.
I he reur oiiurd ol the Piiemy w hich ro-
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niioom i uvany, ia nvo linli a
heid. ...
1'hi-em n.y ia in diyht, hut ralii illy .
jfnlli"!f hack.
'1'he liilniliilnnla Imve In nearly every i
t1""' riini' 1. 1. of tlm 1st New J rmy
urip.ii.p.
Tlm i hi my on lenvinjr here this lore
onil noon li i d two IhhIiIhim conl.iiniior eoin
lir in inou cy nnd iiiiirli'riiiiinlors stores,
The I npeijM uient Mlerili y Inlwren
our iiilvntice uud til" em ln s rear, nl
SlulcrV .Mills, three miles I rum here, re.
.Milted in I I ol Hit- eiiemv "s env.ilrv hi iim
nuo pi. i imoiif, uie w iiguti tri.ins mi v
al iti(.' ill Iho dry liinu unu the troops ul
Nr.w Kfst fornT Mumc, Yjt., Mny
10 S 1'. M. Tkc pursuit ul the retreat
intr rebel hy our Ircon. under (Jen.
' Htmirr an, him in rvi ry respect been sue
ccsst'ul. Ilia headquarter are now here, I
wiiniii iwoiny-s. vru miiisoi Hichmotirl, I
"""'" consisting oi the I
- .- I.tl. Ill i :.
imUnre rl,liul Iruin (lie l
n iniornia-
the PlielllV
i,i,,n "int Inii aoen olilalned,
will make a eland nl llottum llr de, fl f.
lei n null a Iri m U: lilnond, nnd the hi iol
al. rn ol the t 'iic., mn.y rinr. I
icn. .Mi'l 'lelliiii. w t t h tin- n,ti in body
ol the i.rii.y, ia r.ti.:lty lollow ino u.i. with-'
hi a Irw i I .
( iimliei ImiiiI, n fiiiiiII lownon (lie I'uiu-
ii,n,ni (l hero hat ineht till which our
ne ii had l i drive belore (hem, wna den.
'I''ln '! i.iviaiou, ronaiflinir of ten
r ("niei.la, f inlnnlry mid two ,tt.-r,ea
,0111 a ri;;imeiilol the IM Vir-min rcviil-
Our advance wi a thin uioriiliio stpupth-
ened, on iiaei rl iininp the lorcc ol Hie en.
en.y, by Hih hih llliiioia 1'i.inlrv i,
killed m il si v nil beiiii ti.ken prisoners.
Tin y si cured their i iinih !. The tlih
I 'aviiliy, v huh n. silo it moht br.llinnt
clini.',., hi., a nu n killed, 2 uirnmissieo.
nml I J w oiiiiileit.
Howell ( ..,,i remained here In.-t i.l,,l,i
"lid leu with the retell this morn.
ii.
The enemy's retreat bus been most ad
min h!y iiceonipb, In d, currying nlmost
t Vt lyihii e with them in the th.ipe ol lor-
niuht
'J'lie n.y cuvi r. d llieir retront with
hue nl sku uiisln rs flretch. d iilonj; the
'ounlry, driving in their stru;;li rs ul the
point ol Hie bnvonet.
The 11 cliiiiuiiil pniiers of the lith mnke
n" menlioii ul Hie iiioveuienis oltln irur
iny. 'I'he country between here uml Hot
t m llridoii is thickly Hooded, with few
1'li'itrii i.nd in iiiuny plnets low and
sw-ui.py.
Thojiil lure was burnt yesterday.
'The laiirond Ir West Point tu the
H.rl.l,... ..I ;. .1... ,i ... ...
... ,. ii,..v i, vi (ism's uie I union KV r.V
er, lins Ii. eu torn uri. I'he i!e,ro. l.,..,
ol the briun will i,rob..b,y follow.
A Good Day's Work.
OCCUPATION OF NORFOLK
President Lincoln Directs the Expedition.,
and Accompanies it.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 9.
Vtt tr...'s,.or.s are olithrrino i ,1,,.
tream. hnvi.mon bour.l ,irt,llorv: uly,
; ami i.,1,,,,1 y. and will soon be prepared I.
Th- It K,r.is , uri',- shot ami
' r'';11 1 "'"' bright
"l-bl in the doe, lion of Norfolk leads lo
'"..pisiti,., thai the Woik i f ilestiuc-
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' hl Toiut this evening presents a niosl
U..-. ami uiarcb diiecl , , olfl k. A.
",0 1 "'" 1 ,"'m !'
lrihtly that I a,u
Hon Iiim coiiiin. iici .1.
President Lincoln, as Coiiiniuiiiler-in-hief
of the iirmv and iiavv. Is simeriii.
L in 0.1, Iho 1 ,....'; 1.:... T ,.- a t . . ..I
-' h"'i,.'i"'iiiiiiiisi,ii. j iiiiiii ii
o clock lie w ent acro-s to thu nhicu e
I
.l.cted lor lai. dins', which is aboi.t a mile
below the ltip Kaps. 1 1 jH u..l he was
Ihe first man to t.t-,i on shore, and utter
. xuiiiiiiinjj lor himself the laciiilies lot
liiiuliiiK, returned to th.. I'oiul, wh. ro he
was received with tiitliiii.iuf.iic cheerini;
I by .he troops, w ho were .'inliiirkml
The M. rri.nse .till li. . ..H i'
.111' ,'iiiitnini sun
llm , t l0 m ,:. ,.
Us , 'p.i.ition 'J'ho
oui. ily at uiichiir reu.'v
r ni.i(, ' 'J
Il l n Hi'ined l.er
tleet is lKuilllie
nl any iiiomciil
It i evident that the finale of the rebel
lion. o fur as Norfolk is concerned, is
rapidly approaching. 'j'lu ,nm.r,i vx.
)' elation Is that the troops now euibat k
liui.' will have i,a ssioii ol Iho city before
I i-iiiorn.iv iiiulit.
. ' no espeuiroil lias nnl yet
lsliiri.il. 'I'll.. .1.1 ... I...O... ...... 1 1... :,.
- '' ' . " '"S, V..IOUI i.. mi-
time reii;ired for si.. rinjf the horses and
jcuiinnii u'l tie Adelauie. The batteries
al the Kip-Kaps have slopped throw isij;
"... ns, r.iiii uu ia nuiei. j ne icene in the
K 'mis, of the transports icamin.. b, ,it
. '. . . """"u """,u
is iue most tienuii ul description of pnn-
oiuin.i i.i-w Sl-llioill W illie. -I II.
11 P. M. The Vessrln Imvo not yet
sailed. Tho Meniinaii exhibits a bright
lielil. Il is sunt tho Seminole will go up
in" .1.11111 liter in uie courte 01 tlic
liight.
LATER.
of
-
W11 1.01 i.uuv's l'oiar, 8turdav morn
ing May to. The troops h it during Ihe
niytil, ui.U 1 1 Uayli;ht culd b. seen Irom
Hie w hurl lumliug at Willou-lib ' IVim,
a short I'lsli.me lr in the Kin-ltutis
1 uroiieu uie iiiuiicuceol rtecrelary istiin
ton 1 oiuaini u tins uu ruing a pe.nnt to
a.-compaiiy en n. n onl anil lieu. Mat
lo hi and lhcirsls.ll lo Willoui'l.bv's I'uiut
on Hie steamer Kansas, nnd here" I am uu
the sacral soil, w.tliin t'ight uiih ol Xi,r
lolk. 'I'ho i)lnl t which w e have landed is
kow u a Point I'lensant, 0110 ol tho l
vorito drive In'tn Norlu'k,
I'he li st regiment landed was the SiHh
.M w lora, auow 11 as .u.ix 1 hers re 'i
lurk, know 11 as .Max eber
meul, w ho j uslu d 01, iuiiurilial
i'r, u '' 1 t"",'j
mli. tin. Weber, and were t
1' ol ,r!,,k,','k' ''' tt lU""
il. nl'u. r ...
i coiiuiiuiul
in'elock
tive mil
1 he 1st li. luw nre regiment Col. An
drews.wa pushed foiwurd at iiiuu o'clock
accompanieil by tien. Manslic.d and ie
and lr. Tiny w ere soon followed by
IUio Itith Mass., Col. Wymun. The bal-
lance ot tho xped.t ion consists of ihe
It'tluN.t .,1 ol. Ilenidiet, Dpi JMb I'ellli.,
Col. ll.iilcy, W ith N. Y., Cast tiuaids,
..lajor 1'i't.es oi iiauioii 01 aioiiuieU,
Kitle, and ( apt. Fullet' Company
the 4lh Heeular Artillery.
(ieneral Wool and stall' rcmsiued tone
perintend the landing ol the bulauco
me lorce, .1.01 r. mi.. ere lauueu anu oil
before m.on.
.vT,f Prt!1, 'r".d lieueral
Wool and .tall to the wharl, and thwi
took . tug and proceeded to the Muine.o.i
to, whert the l'ro.dei, was received
with a nationa asltiie.
ll i gfuerally adwilt-d that IhelW-
dent and Fecrctnry Htantnn have infused
now vigor into both nival and military
operation h"rr,nd that tlic country will
navi no cnusc lur Inrtlicr roinplaint
to Hie Irsultii g c ursu of the rebel III
I hia quarter.
The President haa declared that Nor
folk must fall; that the Mcrrimac. must
succumb to the naval power of the Union,
land that tho Government tirnnertv lit
Norfolk must be mio'scnae d at w liatcrei I
c..al it limy require. What ia more, he
una ciclormtncn U remain here unt il It la
ncimnplmlicrt.
'i'he iron-c!iol pnnliont (inlena, accom-
piuiied liy the 1'ort Hoynl and Ariatuok,
went up Jumea river on Wediipailay ni;fkl
and altliou'h I hnvn been uunl'le to oh-
....
nun ai y poaitive Information from them
Klln u till V nill'lll i A llill art nn llm l..w.
or nnrt ol the river, it ia uml, r.io.,.1 tl,.,i
the l'fP-ident haa diapati-lica (Mm (ten.
M.:('lelhin lo the clli ct Hint they hiive
(tivt-n li.ui iuiporiant iiil'orunilion anil viil-
ii.ihlo bid III ill it ill'! I hit fti. mil I.. 1 1...
wuii.
It is even stated to-dny thnt the fjule. I
mi not only raptured th" Vorktown and :
J.iuiestiiw n, hut hud put crew son board ofl
Ihein si.,1 rim tin... ,. lil.i.. -I...H
ioir d sliinre or the river defenses r
K.el ml. Ol the Irulh of this, howev-
er, I cniinot vnueh, as Old I'omt is be-
ci iniii; li.moiis (or Inbiilous ruinors.
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Official Report.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
'J'ho lollowiejf w as received nt thu Wur !
Ilei'inlmelit th.a mi riiino:
FORTRESS MONROE, May 10.
ia miilmelil. Norfolk ia ones, nml
also l o.t,.i11, ull, ai.dtl.o Nsvy Vnrd. i
ti li. V olii b.iv.iio roinelolptl the I., minor
ol his lore, s nt U iliou;;bby I'omt nt ahont
! o'cloi k this iiiurniiip, comiiipueeil his
nnrehi.it iVorlolk with livu Ihousi.nd men.
IS' entity ( hnso accompunied the (Ion
em I. Ah. nit lice miles from Iho himlintf
pl .ee, ii n bel battery wns louiiil on the
opponilo Hide ul the bridpu over TulinerVi
(reek.
..... .
I
iri'i's of eouinmiies of
A.l.-r n fi w ill.
u..d iIu.sYuLpM '"'i'
lire.,,,, live niihslurlher. At 4 oVM k ,
in he nt.ernoon our lorces were within
no tlv T.!"',''', ' ,"rt" i""irr I
V a lit 1 1 hill 1(1(1 iff Til l.l'l IH. (lilll I lit1 i
i
eily wns li.tmallv urre.i.lered.
ir.,r u,:,rch.d In, liiiI w o nowhavo pos -
,. , . , !
'en. lele in lu eommsml n.irtniu
.. .. , .,
(iiiveriior ol .Win k. (ion. Wo., I .....I
Mi cr, lary Chnse n turned l,, 1 1 1 , ,
to-iiiohl. (Jen. Ilie'erw ilhtlitwh s force
wilhoiit a bullle. ;
,l"iriiua is still on" Seuell'a
I'oiul.
t oniinodoni Hofer.' expedition wns
heard from this nlternoon, a cendiii" tie.'
Jniiii s rin r.
Tiie r p. r; rroni (icn. McClellnu are
Invir.ible,
I
[Signed] E. M.
General Fremont at Petersburg
—Operations of General Cox—
Driven Rebels out of Three
Counties—Rebels in strong
Force.
Force. (Secial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.)
PETERSBURG, Va, May 10.
"
wi.;aTr ,nX;,v..iV.:.o-'m:l:',1
lull rommunicatoi. ti.. r",.. "
, ... . .
ll'r;'." lu' ,le"'rtni'.'nl.
t.-neinl l ox hus bad three sharp en-
It !''',''y: lriv,,n I
s.l i:,i..- ...'....'.'.f ' " ,,r,'t""r"u'' fl,,'ro
I.' i ... i i ii .
l our bumlrcl (.uerillus surprised a
smull company, umler J.ieut. I'.irroit, at!
Arnol'lsbiiri,', twenty lu les fr, m Cairn, I
on uie farkersbur lirnin h ot thu Haiti
more & ( ihio H iilc.inl, and cumpcllcd him
to siuri'iiui r. 1 In y also took thu town
of Silencer.
lien. Kelhy
wu ordered i
forward li'iiu
I'.iiceiiieiits.
( uinl.erliiiiil
with re-en-
three rouipanie of
In the nieuiitiiutt
e oi. iiuirik Hilli iroiuia. nnd unu emu. '
.
puny oi Liipt. n est 1st iruinui t'nv. 1-.
iy, rout. ,1 tho L'uerillus. killiu., ... .1
1'Kili I'lllur lit L 1 1 1 iHi.t....A 1. . .. I. .1 .
1 ' m v.. tiiw iiu niiuic .
' ...I IIM 1. -t. .... ..I.
yciiirin .uuioy auvaiiCO.Ito flic Unwell,
unu enifii. u in skiriiiishiiio with John-
S.ill on the 7th. nh.l l.nin.l I..... 1.. .1..
force. W, v. menls cons, uuent ui.oi. the I
evacuation i. ViirkUwii enubled jolniMin '
lo sei.tl a large force In assist Jackson, j
I' re inont ordered furwuid Gen. ral
Hch. nek ore. to the relict ol Milroy. ;
o'J uoircueu llliriv-luur 111! . ill one
. . . -. . - -- 1
ay, joined Milroy. and on tho ri.-ht. 1
wluic the enemy w ere alteinptina to plant
a battery oil the mountain, so ut to com-
inanii our posii.on, lour ol 01 r regiment '
Pnairo,lilll,,unUpri.voi.tedthe.liiUli n-
ol the battery. In llus ei.o.,Ko,o,,t wo
live killed and seventy w ounded,
loss ul (he em my wns much oreuter. I
1 ue em my iiiipeuriiiL on three si. I,. a in
overwhelming numbers, to invent be ng
tianked, Gen. Fremont unit red Nuhunck
and Miirey tu tall buck to Frniikliii, wilh
111 supporting distance from this column.
THE LAST OF THE MERRIMAC.
She is Blown up by the Rebels.
I
The following ha just been receiv.
ed.
l''oiirai:s Monboi!, May U.JIon. ,
. Mutwn, .4 .'i'.'.'ul Sicrelaru of
War:
The Merrimao wn blown up by the
, ' 1 si, 6 " cK'l k
this uu riiliii'. She was set lire i l..,.,i
jociock tne explosion tok place at
the time staled, and it is said to have been
a grand s.eht by those w ho saw it. The
..... . w ...i., . . .
i.i 'liner, nii-ti-. s ami me guiuiouis have I
jjoue up niwnru .AorioiK.
E. S. SANFORD., Mail Supervisor.
Craney Island Abandoned.
Expedition to Norfolk!!
THE NAVY YARD DESTROYED.
FORT MONROE, May 11.
this renort. ordered two armed naval
e the fcoiiave and tho Dra-on to pr
ieo-d low nrdCraney Island on a riK-ounoi-'
---. ' .rl?iu lite trutli the ru-1
e
ol
ol
Jdridge, from thu Dragon, landed with an
mU KrcwUH)k lU,n ,l,e rebel flag. nj
ub.t.tutH the .tar and .Wipe amid
10,r,v thw.ittg by the crew. Capt. C.w
imtu.-d.ate'y repViod the tact to the I'ro
illont ,d .tiiry of w M,ho f
,dtJit coulirmaUu of tho picket 'ja!
At fi ur o'clock this f'oruoon . bright
light w as observed from s.rt Monroe iu
!lv st'!,'r.'! ,,?f,"1'17 UIV"'-
. .el) at I nil past four an explo.ion t, ok
puice wiiiiii inauo 1110 eartli and water
tremble lor luilt . around. In the midst
of the bi'iyhl fl.uue, w hich shot up lit (he
distance, the timber and iron of a steam-
er could be seen flying through the air.
The Mi rrim.-ic had ceased to uit.
1 isj v'uiv-er uomsuero, 011 receiving
mur. iiuiiii uiiiieiy alter "ley had turned
tne point, iue aiouiinr anil t,. A. H li vens
st en 1111 it up iu the same direction, follow
ed ly the San Jacinto, tSumpielianna,
Mount Vernon, Seminole and Dacotuh.
lu the meaiilime the two tugs w : re seen
com ing towards the Fort at lull speed,1
and hen Hearing the w harf the radiant
couiilenanco ol C.vl Case of the M
sota gave ewucuce mat tno new they
brouelit wa of a most gratifying charac
ter. All the earth-wnrks at Craney Isl
and appeared to be abandoned, aliliooeU
, .1,,, r,.,,. il., was slill rtvio.,. 11 tft
of powder found in the ucijnxim is esti-1
n. .i. .1 ,. m.o i.,..,.. i .....i ,i... ......
l(inllt;y frni ,lt, Custom House. The
ii i. .1 : .11..
(i
iitvy turn, u was uonii uy orier ul lie
,r,.b..'' c.mmuii.loiit. Kcar,-ely nnythiuul
wu left hut black wall ami cliimnev.
Kvunlheimnieiisi' Dry Dock wn ruined
and damajrrd ; it is sniil tho enjfine and
with great iititartion. At th request'
(of tlio rresidcnt Cnpt. Care immediately
proceeded to ("ratify Inland to ascertain
il the works were t vncunteii, in company
with I ho Aed which wan then ailvaocine.
A wc ncarcd G'raney laland we found
tli in Immense Fortress apparently aband-
oncl, thouirh three rebel flies were float
ins from Very tall stitts in different part
of tlm workit.
f'upt. Case wa the first loyal man
that nrcsst d hi foot on tho aoil of this1
treasonable sfroiirhold, and the old tint:
unit aoon 'ireii to ino oreer.e.
Tlm full on the I.itoud nre in Pur or!
fivo acpariitc aectionn. They ore con-,
alrucled with th" heat enyineerinff akill,
"
'and mot ailtnirnhlo workninrnhip
The fort wero left in excellent condi
tion, u4 w ere also th" ext'.'iiivo barracks,
'which hml accoininod ite I duriiiothe win-
t' r a ynrrinon of 2,0110 men. Forty heavy
V"" were inoiititcd in dill', rent parla. On
jlhc miiin pin t of tho Inland tho worka
I'.millini ll il I hi' miiiniiirlii ti I Ihn fhlill.
in I ol Ilu; rivrr.
The w holo number of mm mounted
ivero of which two were l'arrotls.nnd
a l.iiinl r of rifled Dahlr.'ins. Thero
u.-i.r,i li.nt ...... i. il... ...L u'l,i..l.
had not bet I. mounted. Alter spendimi
"ii hotiron the isluiid we proceeded tu
' r.'oik.
From men f, nnd on the island we as
.1 il... , .: I -J I..:. I
. ...inn u inui iiiit ,i.rriiniii.i.ou luiu
l!" - '1")' WW u mile below the bend of tlioj
iHiaini. llurinp tho m; ht she had biPti
brought h ick nnd run nshure. Her entire
"llio. rs and crow were landed on tho Is!-
;nmi anil o slow iniitcli nniuied tu her
in lea.ine. .Shew.. torn tu fraotnei t
bvlhot tho crew wero out of reuch.
IS proes slnti- thut (he ollicers and crow
puss, d throU"h the aitioiniiip country and
n ;. I I ..i u ..i..P:.. .i...
iiiu ......inp u i.i.ibn ill luu iiiui .)
ino. to Ihn lilniil.i.p i.l OOII. Tln.v M.'.i,l
they were on llieir wny to Suflolk, on tliu
line of the river leading lr. ni Cr.iney
I'laetl lo rAorlo!)
wr:;;,:;
which nre still in position. Tho amount1
'"""ili'J" cu" onl' bu l'"tiniat' d by the
Wo ,,,,,,,,,, Bt tlll! xvIl0rl-0I,d took stroll
tl,r ..:Ul. Norfolk. I., being Sumky, ul
r""r" ' ",! I'1"1'1'" "' hn'"" w,rB
Ii ml I Ik) fit if linisul ttA m hti.yt ti i !. at
.u , U.....U ...iiuip, ,,iu in, r
vitl, blncks, mnlo and finle, and a eood-
Iv number ol while w orkiier people with
.1..,:. ...i ..i.n.i 1 1:....
i i 'i 1. 1 iiuti uii ino e ii, nnu Biroioni'
..1 u .1.1:. 1 .... .1..
,: L " T,." .
whinves nml picketed tlimu'.rh thu cily,
w hile Hie Il iy of the Union flouted triune
cloved, especially those of thu wealthier
''IM.,'- !..!.ij ..il...i I...I.I... r ,,J
.. .. .. ... ... "...
n .uinern i onieaemcv, dei'laruiL' their in-
tentio.i't . receive t.otbin.. but the (io.iled-
er;ite money, i lid snyino Ihey would have
nothing In du with the liincuin chinpla
...... ...... ..... v.'i.ii.iv ui. unit in
lui..nlu ,.,i'rf Nf., si'. .Mr n.i.iil.l 1... ...............
i.ss. i .in,' i.i.s. inn,. ... .i.i.ii. ...I ,..
- v v.... c ,M.Us.-
mm uie lniikeea union out.
The l'resideiit Inid oil' iu the steamer
Ballimuro abtmt mi hour in front ol thol
I'y
T-fu()to Ul .lof B .
a aulicipnted on rSutuninv. and which
tl,n,W ",,d,,dolre.cro.sth0 lie.,,
V""' V '" .l """"" " ' w
(j'r. U1 iuiioiiijj vv n niiv reiJiUYUU
K iclunoml.
Southern News.
NEW YORK, May 13.
ciu'ii.y nt chock.
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of Aueustu Creek and then di'scend-d.
Ai'tii sTA. (ia., 7th. 'i'he Mobile Trib-
line of the 4th ha dispatches from Jack
son, Miss., dated too U.I Inst.
pearance. The Post Ullico remains open
!,.., rded I .y marine. Tho teleeraph of-
iic- ure closed, and all railroad travel,
stopped.
The mutiny ot the Fort wa caused by
The l'etersliur (Va.) lixpres of the
Hit. ,,,,',li.l,,M il, i.,ll,.
Miinil.i:. Hli.v 8 Tho niivnm-e nri'nni
Porter's fleet, consistinj; uf seven vessels,
is oil 1' ort M .riin. Ten more are off
Horn Island, inoviior ousiunril. Thou,
are llri.i.' oc.e isionully, apparently feuliiu'
' r . .....
fur musk d batteries.
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-The Republican aav,
thu anli.'t Wero
recoiiuoitering the1
river and const butteries all tho
:.i 1
morning
A hall....,, ,' ,. ,1 1., .1... ., 1.
T lie Do lla ol 'I'linrsi iiu 1 ,-t I,ii .
no, in xw D.l. i.i.. i. rlm ......'
. - r .... .. ....-
d. d. Must uf tho bank are closed and
tho city every hero present a sad an-
the lalse report Hiat the city hud surrcii-.
tsLJz n:aic;ruoffl!olms,e,,e:y,!
Irom (he fort. Olio company lol)l
linn.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORT MONROE, May 13.
are
river twelve miles below Richmond. The'
.Monitor and Niino.ituck were aceii a j;
mile below Richmond.
FORT MONROE, May 13. STRASBURG, Va., May 14.
1 he cur uu the Alauussas Railroud
reached the bridge 011 thn north sido of
the Slii'iiaudoah to-dny for Iho tiisl time.,
Tho bridal hero is being rapidly rebuilt.
r ... 1 . !. . y '!
captured, L.l ill discredited tu ofluiuli
juurters.
A Line of Battle.
timslare a generul and have an e.iual number.
' The . 11. my w ill coma down lhai roadj
spread out into tho deld, or creep
stealthily into tl.o wood, and attack
"' "ills, or 111 w oihJs, or on the bank of
streams, iu places when-they will be h.'t
.able to resict or attack the enemy. The
division are usually o placed that they
cn auppuit one another. Vi ucau un-
, dcrstund a liue ul battle pretty well, by
lW,K1lniur f,Bi;;''thore ul, lhe hill,'
.mUlier dow .. in v. ley, a llurd in a piece,
I
Yuu often read about a "line of battle."
and we dure say, think thnt the (ho two
armies stand 111 two lines; but il
is not
so. i no army is uivnic.i into illusions
and Hit ro are ol'len greut gap between
thu divisions. They aro posted iu Posit
ions or ill commuiiuiiig places thut is.
"I wiKMis.v.-itu artillery anil cavalry pluc-
1 ed in the best position. If VnU u nnt In
make il more real, w hen you aro out in!
the fields or pastures, with tho hill ull
around, just iminagiue thai tho eiiemy
over un yonder htil, with tun "thousand
j men ami twenty pu ce ol artillery. You
attack
you.
V,.i. .n. ......I tll k.....
. ,j .v., nun uoinv men
ha will tend 011 the rieht, or how many
Iho center, or how uiany on tliu loll.,'
so you must arrunge your torees to sup
noil cacti oilier. 1 hen. to alult 11.
aro to alt uk him. You don't know how
Ui Irovp are arratiged, for he keen them
coiu caled a much a he can. Yuu duu't
w ant many uf your men killed, bul do
waut to wiu a victory. Now there is
chanc for yuu to try your skill in plan
ning a lino of battle. You must plaov
your artillery where it will do the most
damage, and receive the least from the
eneuiy. Yuu mtial move your infantry
o thut they will uot bo cut oil by the
enemy boloro they get neur euough to
cut tin iu up in rvturu. -u sea that
1 no small thing to be alicuvraL These
ure great responsibilities.
Jiftm HVttMri (Tribune
n.L.M'K .K. J. . M-CLELLAND
MIThb Ac M'Olollnna
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Oi l I I 1 1 A W 1 1 A V It l.tK K
( ori M nshlnr(on &. Markrt Sis.
Ti((,n, 0., Friday M.v 16, i66
"THE OLD DEMOCRATIC
PARTY."
mlo lull fellowship.
i . .i i.i ... i t ,i. i- .
wl,Bt ' ,,K'll"t ,v rctorinjtbc Democritt
liie : ,.
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a Vl'ry b:,d a 'r "" ith tho do-
'unci carcas ofUioold Democratic pur
r.woi."'!'.' ty, which is yet fresh in the nostril of
. the people. lis assets littvo been found tu
,
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I
,
Tho allondighanis and tho Noblea of
fonprpsa have L"t together and iKaned a
innnilVfto to the people, in favor nf reaur
rec
i.i .i . .l , .
lint a ftinrm f'iprp in thnt nntni-l
What iwnnl inn.nn.In. I,.nfl kl.ntif I, I
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J liry propose to hrniri upon (he country
s-.li, il,. U....J .U u-a.....
i . ii i , . , xi .
iter IIucIisiisii'm fioifii. ti linn F r.pi Kloli.
all the gun. and forts and Cobb stole all
tiic mom y when the whole Administra.
tion, from President down, was one D.t
of 'f"'1""' plotting the disinrn.bcrment
of the Union and tho (Jovernmcnt wa
fa-t drifting into iho vortex of ruin.
Theso are some of the asset of the old
t, . . t i , , .
,,( ,,UMra,'r; Prty, which it 1- propost'd to
' rivive.
f , ,
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calumny! nnther give ua the
such u
i plagues of Kpypt, than another fourycers
of Democratic administration.
To restore tho Democratic party as it
I was, is to give the fire -eat t ol the South
full control of all tho operations ef Gov
ernment, to allow them lo talk troason
'" t,,e '"'ll4 of -untfre and dictate their
own terms of Cl nipromise
The head:
'and front nf the old Denioe.rntir t.nriv I.
P:,r,3'' ,u i,,v l lllr I"" again
c,, y... aJ tt(If) JvSr, j,uviH Hm ken -
ridge, Toombs, Wigfall and Mason must
af.in bo invited to take their .eat. in the
""Oto l '"It tho decency of the
tit . i . . .
1 1 uiu uiu uiu. i ui iiiinua i, iu ue resior-
'"P"""""'" "PS'
'"'' "" Y must bo treated
n K'ni:eiir.u oouinerii-cnu'Oiry unt!
v.... i...... ...... ....,:.
,,v. uiu n dviii.iuoi 111 usi. 1 1 inuu 10
....... .. .
l",,,r or all,,w ,,,rm 10 P KU"
lion. This, we may snpose, is
Tru'y the country has lmd fmueli of
the old Democratic
rty and doe not
u-ntit ttif, iIoha i-iniiiti.il ft
remembers
t
too well the wron.-s of blccdinir Kan.
.js," tho I.ecotiiptun f'on.titulion and
tho usurpation of the Supreme Court.
i It remember how our liliertie wero be
. iuj bartered awny to the ISinth, to ans
tain and spread the accursed institution of
BlVcry how our riohu wero beinjr
: trnmp!ed upuii and Iree, white labor tie-
'.jrnuled. Tho country remember, all
these thiiie. and the pcoulo will take care
that Messrs. Noble and V.ll,li,-h.m do
not neain foist them upon us. There L
ho w orthless and lu nest men have left it
and juined thu Union rank.
HOW VERY INNOCENT!
'"'Vorhuvc huppened, had wo not removed
the office. Thi wa. tho sum of our of
(.en. ! fendintf. All tho chafe preferred
I ,.., ... .s., .... -in. ",.,'. ....I ..
,l0.llo..raU curried it out Hon W 1
' , ? , - m - , .
NotI brcnl'"-' their willing tool at Wash
iest inftoii. Petition, were .cut to Washing
Tho ton with curcely a Republican name 011
them and wo aland ready to prove, if
7-p- - i-j-'. "t -
of the petitioner aoainst ti are enemic
of the Administration.
U ' " "edit to the Administration
j tl"t iU enfm'" hve '"'l'J " '""tier.
" bluw not o much at us, as the
Republican party of Titliu and Heneca
county.
. Th0 Repul,lielI11 who ,,avo cool,ora
,'tcJwitli tho Democracy in injurinjf us
1 '
: 011,1 ' through tia.i ur paper and the cause
't advocates, will yrt receive their rewurd.
Wu have beou struck down because we
Ml, . I'. . . ,
will not win.
Wo huppen to know
t.iat ,
ho has h it cl a
lnr.ro lin ttd in the came.
that ho was one of the nrincinul mnnn.
i .1 . , . ,
K'. ahi that ho ha written and tele-
graphed to Washington more than once
on the subject. Ho and his friend may
consider tin umnrt we consider it a
.iicnkiiie, cownrdly trick, that no gentle
,n ,vouM befcruilty of. Tho thing would
t
'"'"O a. they are silly. The thins wa.
hutched ill Tomb' Hlock by a few "rule
or ruin" Republican! and the leadimr
hn boon a feurles. and uncompromising
Tvr ..... -n-..
supporter of the Union. Wo can afford
to make sacrifice in so good a cuuso
1,1 clmor ' u, prcien.ls
'"i!0 V"y ill,',;1't ,'f the removal of the
This hypocrili.ul pretence
CONFISCATION.
1
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.
is!
We publish on the outside, an abstract
of thn snefi ln mini,. Im St.,n,.f... Ii!l...s-
1 '
man of Ohio and Senator Wright of 1 nd.
on the .uhjeet of ruiifiscation. The
spcech'of Senutor Wriirht i remarkable.
as coming from a democrat, and .how.
how holl0sl dl.lnoCrat. regard thi. quo-
, . , ,
t'on' " orm to Ui that nol,e bul y"1'
patlii.tr with the rebel, can object to
making their pmpcrty pay part of tho
formol exPen.e.of a war, which they
. . fc J, ,, ,
"i """""Ji J"
Hud men among us w ho take that posit
ion. Those w ho most strongly urge the
measure aro Union men from tho slave
states, w ho havo felt tho effect, of rebell
ion. 1 he bill I absolutely demanded
y the loya! portion or the rounlry.
FREE TERRITORIES.
1 -i , 11 1 n.
er l,rolb'll"S alftv ry in all the Trrrito
uu riea now belonging to the United tilate
-
a
It
A.hlev' bill raniximr th. tirr
Ash lev's bill riraniximr the territory
nerauo, siut tiausv iimuuu lorev-
rT I ,..:.L .1 1 e
; or hereaflor to bj acquired, haa
pasaed
the House by a large majority and will
undoubtedly pats th Bwui te. It is a
step iu the right direction, showing that
the curae of slavery it to be restricted
and that the virgin .oil of our territurie
i. hcucvfurlh to be .acred t Freedom
aud fret while labor, where our .on. and
daughter can go and aud home, and
Din m citir. town, euurcue and aohool
iiousos, w hich coum not ue tne caao if
lavery were permitted to enter there.
Of course Hon. V. P, Nou Tuted
gainst Uieo bill.
NEVER CHANGED ITS NAME
OR PRINCIPLES.
I
!
Tho AtTCKTita aa been printed
twenty year and h.-a never changed it
namo,or advocated any other than I nton
principle. A dvtrtittr.
That may all be true, for, a far a
w-e have been acquainted with the Ad
vertiser, it nerer had any principle and
consequently could not change them. -But
lit ua look to the fuel.
In 18 13, the A diertistr advocated the i
Wiltnot Proviso and
the exclusion of
alavcry from the Territories a doctrine
whkh it now pruneuncca rank ah vl it ion-
km ljtA - - IDKll . I , .
Mn favor of'mitlL'ntiiig and finully eradic'
, tee ' '
ting" tho evil of alavcry.
Doc it en-
;dorsethat doctrine nowl That
, , ....
"fcomo fanatical abolitionism.
too has
In fact
i tho Advertiser bus zmanoped
te fcb -
about i
,,,Uch' lh,,t U "oM Rot "'""
j 10,1 J,enr8S-
'''l: ttll'Z .,m
M lutlor the sLnku Hist made Hie lri.tk
Is tfi.ing Suuth or coming back."
JUDGE SWAYNE'S DECISION.
to (oreign enemies and cannot apply to
donw s,. iri!ir. il..., .... ,.i: .i...
. ,
Cutlr, Bl Cincinnati, has rendered
.uuyt onuynr, III Ul U. O. . irCUlt
! (?otirt nt Pini-itinntl I, I 1...
- .......,, ii uui ku att t,n-
portuni decision in the case of a tnun
, cheitewnrth. I.,.li,....l r... r.....:.,..
ino nrn.s Ac, to the nliels, thu givinp
thorn "aid and comfort." The indict
meiit was framed tinder the second pro
visiuii of Articlo 3, Kectlon 3, of tho Con
stitution, which ny:
I reason csiuiist tho United Ptntrs
i ii . i , .
shall consist only in levviiur war sou i.st
them, or in ailherinir to their memie.'
s-'ivinj; them aid and comfort."
mllt' the ubove, lii.s rcferenco only
.- .,,, u ui ui; w lih-
j stutte and Common Law, rebels are re.
Krded a. principals, not .T
'"""t bo intluti-d a. such. Tho indict-IjHy
I "lt,'t agaliiat Cheneworlh waa therefore
ntlri ulir.l
Retrenchment by the Legislature.
?.
,
irom the Cohimbim correspoudene
the CincltiBtl Commercial, we learn that
the Legislature which has just closed its!
session did more in the wny of retrench-
",r"t tlia" 11,0 P1'1'!'1" " jrcncrolly
imv"7 r' I' cut dow n tho expense uf
11,0 Sti,te 3e,50.2!3s42 enouoh to pay
I all the eviinnsn. nrilm ainio .1.,.;.. . .i
. 1 rU' SUle 11,0
wer, for war purpose',
How the President the
News.
The President lust cvenini:
amused
l Senatorial visitors by telling tho wny iu
which tho news ofthe occupation ofNor
(oik was received by him. Ho wo. ju.t
2 ttinj; into bed wheii.Secrotaiy Chase
and Gen. Wool in full rcoiinentnls burst
into hi room at Fortres Minrue with
tho intelligence. Secretary Htantou
presently appeared In wrapper and slip.
n rs und nislied into General Wool',
arms. Special Dinpalch.
News. A Speck of Rebellion among
Border State Members.
lw
state members, with a lew nominal con-
.orvative from other State., wero threat
liflinP.M. vning to ,vitldruw if 10 loya, -orit
Our telegraph dispatches ol Saturday
givo currency to a rumor that tho Border
ghnnlrl tirnminis .-,.. tl.A ...... rt.. .-.!....
r - - '-D" tnu ..viiiiBi uiioo
and other bill now before thut body. II
there ha reuily been uch an intention'
wo hopo thut those member may proceed
at once to carry out llieir threat. We
could then estimate tho exuet extent and
worth of their loyulty. Tho animus by
which they are governed .ecms to bo the
same a. Unit w hich impelled the inure
open traitor to a similar movement. viz:
mi unwillingness to abide the action of the
majority . Niould they conclude to with
draw, wo hope Congress will shut the
door against their reluru Ly declaring
their seat vacant, and requesting their
constituent to send more loyul member
to occupy their place. To'.edo Com.
No More Slavery in the Territories.
ties.
Tho House yesterday, by tho very cm
phatic vote of 85 to CO, passed the bill de
claring that slavery shall not exist, now or
forever, in any territory now existing or
hercufter to be formed. Steadily keeping
timo to tho victoritu march of our or"
mica, i tho march of freedom and jus
tice in our national councl Leader,
13A.
The Vote On It.
Tho following is the vote iu tho Sen
ate on the hill recognizing the Independ
ence of Iluyti and Liberia. It may
become important lor future reference:
Yeas Messrs. Anthony, Browning,
Chundlcr, Clark, Collamcr, Cuwan Dix
on, Uoolittlc, Fessenden, Foote, Foster,
(.'riiiie, Hale, Henderson, How nrd.IIowe,
King, Lane of Im., Lane of Kunaa, La-
.... 1 ., a. ...
iiiu.ii, luciiougau, iiiorriu, fomerov.
iHI.. M .7..... a ,..
t , ,' . w . .'-
Mass.. Wrii.ht a-i '
Nay Mcasr. ltuyanl, Carlisle, Da
vis, l'owell, Buulbbury, Bturk, Thompson
1 .
Is Grant Superceded.
Tho Pittsburg Landing correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gnxette thu .umt, u,)
the question of Gen. (iranf position in
tho army of the Tennessee:
Tho amount of It then is this: Pone'
j army form eur left wing, and is com-
niaiiiiea in tne nem oy JUuior-Ueneral
Pone. Buell' army form tho center,
and is commanded iu the field by Major
General Buell. Grant' army lurm the
right, and i. not commanded in tho field
by Major-tjencral Grant, but Uy Major
General Thomas, who ha been ordered
to relievo tho former officer. Buell and
Pupu lead their own armies excepting
tho reserves, w hich aro of course held
back; Grant doe. not lead his.
Hi. friends erguo that Thorns, ha.
taken the command only because Grant
is next iu rank to Halleck, and should be
free from direct charge of cores, lost iu
the event of Halleck' being killed or
disabled, the command uf the whole army
should devvlve upou him. It may be
but I confess I duu't tee it in that
light.
CtrThe-Iudianapoll Journal any that
letter, have been reoeived iu that city
! from tho llou. Henry 8. Lane, of the U.
S. Senate, aud Hon. C. B. Smith, Sec
' retary of the luterior, atatiug that the
'war will Uteruunalediu 10 wank.
Army Appropriation Bill.
The Ariry Appropriation Bill rrpcrtrd
on Friday eonlaina item tmountii fr to
CL'2i5,Z3,000 !or tho pay or the vo.un
jtecra, 8"S85,r00 auhiiitcnee in kind to
'the regular and yolunteira, I3C .000.000
ifor the Quartermaster' Department,
00.000 for the extension and the work
iop of the military telegraph line, and
i$13,000,000 for the purchase and manu
facture of arms, etc., and besides other
1 ' , ' . . ..
inc two j ei.rs volunteers, ana the Widow
and Ik irs of thuso who li;.ve died or been
killed in the military service uf the Uuit.d
States.
Secesh at Columbus.
The Co
that cannot be contradicted, thai so preat
u ouLii uiu leniency diepl.iyed toward .
the cession prisoners in allowing them
free I.ccnao in spoakinj their disloyal aei.i
tiuieiit-i.thutlli.il Columbia was hbojed
at tho Theater, and thut when allusion
w as made to standing by the good old flag
in the play, by one of the performers, tlu
patriotic enttuiciit was hissed.
NEWS ITEMS.
cu ri"Ut-M, nnd he will enter u.ion dc
li tive service ill a few duva.
(Wl'arsun llrownlow continue, at
eW,, ."'j , upi"!', t1:
and .Inirie. w luch he miide, uiilt fortni'ate-
In n-au .1.1.. r. ... i
lure has passed an act ndueing the pay
its member to tho old ruto or3 per
day. It doc not apply to tho prcont
session, wo presume. The hiw should
Charlc W. Hill, of Toledo, ha been
appointed Adjutant (Jencralof Ohio, vice
C. V. lluckliifiliam, premotcd.
C'.Vore Ride ry of llotpital Store.
Marshall Hill he captured 6 boxc of
hospital store at a hoiifo in Cleveland.
Ctrt'eneral Rnscncran ha been as
signed to the command of Gen. fHcnker'
Ilil'ikM.i. Ik.l1 . ,1! L ,. .
"""''-iivr i iiii-i. r oetiiir incapao
!itteil fs, ... ,. ;., ; .
time ou !m t .t;..i. j 1
...
ferntl t the field, Gen. Hallcck l.asgranti
,,,i I'rifc"rve, uis uciok ol prison
and patriotic txperiences.
iVrSn r. s on., t - , .
have a provision withholding all pay from
absenteesj but thut may como with tho
next retrenchment spuam.-ToWo Blade
(C7 Not many week, ago the rebcla
txpelled Judge Calrou from Nashville,
lor persisting nrmy i hlg oyttlv ,u
the National Government. Ho is "110
about to return to that city to try for
Ireancii tho individual who imiltrjutoti
him.
O-Eraslu Corning lia advanced
8!ou,0i)0 i0 ino Iny1Uj,tcr at Watervliet
Arsenal, fi r the purHe of paving tho
operutivi ut thnt establishment, who
have not received money fruit tho (Jov
eminent fir five months, a portion oftheir
wages for that time.
03-On the Clh of Fehruurv, If 61, New
Orluun was illuminated iu honor of i .
cessia. Tho second secession illumina
tion occurred last week, when the rebel
Lurm d their stcunbout tu prevent them
Irom ailing into the hands oi tho federal
forces,
fcJ-Gcn. Fremont ha approved the
death .etyenco passed by a court martial
upon Henry Kuhl and Hamilton W. Won
doii, cit:cn of Western Virginia, fur the
murder l one of our soldier, in cold
blood. These men aro to be hung at
Suttoiisville, Va., on the Uth of May A
third man, Cunnd Kuhl. has h, en , i;i...,.
ed to hard lubor at Cump Chu.e, for par-
.vijia.iuu iu ino auie criui-i.
OT'Cit. Metcalfe, whose noblo and
patriot Cspuch at Curlhlo, k'y., appear
ed a few weeks since, 1st) .'hi a duel alDo
ren, Ky., on Iho 8th, with W. T. CaSTo,
a Maysvillo Secessionist, whom the Col.
had been instrumental in sending to Fort
Lalayettc. Custo was lately released
and a duel ensued, Sharp', rifle being
tho wenpone used. Casto wu alio!
through llio heart.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jo!mVonidro;.&Co.,
Snyder's Block.Tiffin, O.
t
Respectfully announce! tlmt they
an mult ui inl will koep 30ml. oily os Imad
Giocerics, Trovivlous, Djes(ufls, :
it cvf
ol whifh wt would Sftms,
Ten,
Coffee,
Molastes,
bp tees,
lobaeco,
Nuup,
Jti.isln,
Kuxar,
Kyrup,
I'epper,
Cianrs,
LunUies,
1'rniivs,
t'i")
(Irituses. !.......
Almond. Filberts, Ac, Ac, Ac., Ac.
Flour,
Uncon,
Fish,
fork,
kult.
Tar,
Fish Oil, Ac.
Wooden ana
WILLOW WARE.
Also, Oats, Corn, &o.
YV tit llnnkfol fu, If. Ill,, ml p.lmi.nr. Wrslofort
Iw.luwtU uhis Hi. li.m.Wt s. huts s ii.f tu.lly or
lresli G roceries,
which, from tail th.r U.U is, t sill stll si
Tho vcr)- Lowest Kates for Cusli.
Alli'.noni ,l.,iti, i p5 fWM) ciot.tist tl
kiwni,., willdowsll if.,sa,aesll
JOHN VORNDRON. M. J, KIHCII.NER.
ait 111
Joshua It. Senry,
Attorney at Law (Mce in
EblitriV Hlock, Tiflla, Utiio. s.sj X(l
COLBY'S Ji
PATENT.
J
I'remium at tlio Vermont, New
Vk,(ias,sa M.sfeigss 0lsts Fair,
Will uot Uu, liroak. Hot nor
wssfosi r.ic, ti.uo. D.ii..j r.s.
Liberal (iiseounta to tie trade for
ctlh olljr, Cimslu. fits.
W,8. tl'NT.'
'o.lns. Osl.
SO LAlI01ti:iCS WAM-
To work ou thu Sandusky, Pay
to kL'iaclssMt . l.til,b,lHiu..4,ul
TiOio, AlSllts Ws.U'tllc,usct ai.r . Tl(.
s. " I M. Ble e.HsM.
tSwlj.Ar.90, Vi lvst ......