The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1862, Page 8

mir a ¥ ys Se i Sac ee ed THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF YANCBY, wee. THE HARD FOUGHT BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE. * the Disguise of a Saitor, ‘canister and smal) arms, killing and borg number. The fire was kopt up from both of river (here abovt 100 yards wide) for about a mile, after wi we saw nor heard anything more of them pn a iad ergy Mrs. cae, whe ahead of us. I threw # few second eleven; NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1962. a, _ &e., ae. ° ’ * i ahiibiaie ‘among them when they ded in great haste and The Battle Fields of Mar ‘ ; Shere! dotoudhes inte ibe marches we decoran Fontmass Moxxon, Maree 20,1863. 4 a7 om 8, 1862, at Pea Ridge, Ark2.nsas---The Flight Tetsu ony tn egos re waa William L. Yaneey was captured @ few days eines and the Pursuit. oping pe Th two twenty und Bom (which I had taken on board before leaving), whieh waa worked admirably, a4 indeed all tho other guns were. YVory few of the onemy this destructive fire, T enclose herewith @ list of the casualt: occurred on board from the fire of the enemy, which was very accurate, as the various mare row escapes of both officers men, the nomerous bullet holes in the sides of the veasele wil! testify. Iam informed that some distance beyond the point J reached there are large quantities of turpentine ‘on board of two sieamers, The steamers cannot escape, I saw also, on the bank of the river, the live oak frame: complete for a ship of 1,800 tons, ready for shij and a schooner, in very good order, of about 100; the river is very narrow, and sMe turns fo! eacd: other in quick succession, sharp and abrupt, I Rot think = advisable to attempt to tow down with golong a vessel. @m beard cf aschooner which was trying to run ibe BiocKade. He was dressed {n eallor’s clothes, and was Fecognized by one of the newspaper correspondents. as orice TS BOTTLE GAN OF MARGE 2 reali somaya + te Feporied capture of Vancom it is vaguely tated tbat fp Dinsry one a a yesterday tn custody fer Fors 8be United Staton moa ee re © " bas Who is William L, Y¥ancey? = pane, Lownfes Yancey |s a native of ihe ftate sth Carolina, where he was born in 1818 For _ Years Past be has resided in the great cotton Staie pode ‘abama.- Mr. Yancey cotten plaster, and unti dato of secession of Alabama was mewbor of the Dar of that State. Thougd exer ising some influence “pon the politics of the South during the last twenty years, Mr. Yancey has but ravely been a candidate for Political office, He has, however, served as mail Ti the Houze Of Representatives ~ _-- = ee ‘aithean, 00 * sua of tie Senate of _ wes also been a member of ibe foleral ‘The live oak abounds for many miles along the river. Tam quite confident that our visit will be productive of good, both to those well disposed and toour enemies, ‘have boen taught a lesson they will not coon forgew From my observation, such @ thing as free speech among ‘them is a tradition, and the reign of terror rules every: where; still those T saw were very grateful for the as surances glven, and Tdoubt not many of them will avai} themselves of our protection, gent permit ino to commend to you the good com duct, unifyrm throughout, of both officers and men, and to thank, through you. Midshipman Pearson, of the Wa- ‘@ongress at Washingtom While im Congress he took a prominent part in the annexation of Texas, aud in the gcitiemont of the difeulties between England ong the United States with reference to the disputed territory of Oregon, He denounced the party a that body who desired to Fepeal the convention for the joint occupancy ef Oregon, entered into in 1818, contending that sucha sepeal under the ctrcumstances would lead to a war with Great Britain, He also yoted for the extensien of the Mis gouri Compromise line to the Pacific Orean. Mr. Yan- eey’s chief claim to public notice rests in his gion heresi#s, Ta a public letter, written s since, which excited some attention at the time, he gay, 3s as his opinion that the South would ‘ho longer sebmit to further compromise of what she considered to be her constitutional rights, that me.ther parties nor compromises could gave the Union, that its dissomtion was but a question of time, ‘and that it would first take place in the cotton States, ‘and (reuce would spread into the border States. ‘The events in progress in the Northern States, showing ‘hat the North would present a candidate for the Pre widency upon the republican or Chicago platform ‘in 1860, induced Mr. Yancey in 1859 to urge upon the Degiclatore of Alabama the passing of an act mating It She cuty of the Governor to cal! a convention of the peo- pio of that State to consider the event’ When, in 1860, Mr. Lincoln was elected, the conveution of Ala ‘Dama was immediately called, followed by those of alt the other eotton States, the whole of whfch deliberately withdrew from the Union, and,on the 11th of March, ‘3861, formed the government of the Confederate ‘States of America. Mr. Yancey was at this time a Yeading member of the comvention of Alabama, and reported the ordinance of secession. in eseievving ‘Abrec individuals to form a commission to the Powers of Burope to present the claims of the Confederaie Staier fo recoguition and frien¢ly commercial relations, Jeff Dash, who commanded her cutter, for the ‘valuable ag sistance he was always, in fire and out of fire, ready to render. Very respectfully, P. A. STEVENS, Lieutenant Commendi Unrrep States Goxnoat Ortawa, f. Sr. Marv’s Riven, March 7, 1862. Captain Stevens, of the United States gunboat Ottawa, is anthorized by Flag Officer Dupont, 10 assure the peaceable citizens living on the banks of the St. Marys river that they will be protected in their persons and property; that itis his desire they should return to their homes, when nobody will come near te harm them. F. A. SIEVENS, Lieutenant Commanding. ASSISTANT ENGINEER CARPENTER'S REPOUT. Usrren Stars Guxaoar Orcawa, Sr. Marys, Ga., March 6, 186. ‘ Captain T. A, Srv ‘The fuilowing is @ report of these wound~ ed in the action this morning by # Confederate riflemen:—John De Cordy, master’s mate, seriously, (rife shot through upper third of lefts arm, the bone not broken); J. T. Roberts, ordinary eea~ man, sbghuy, (rifle shot in the right wrist, the ball ex. tracted): Michael Craiz, ordinary seaman, slightly, (rifle shot inthe calf of right leg); Benjamin ¥. Ripley, ordi- nary seaman, slightly , (rifle shot crashed his Seft thumb). ‘These aro ali doing well. Very respectfully, CHARLES 0. CARPENTER, Assistant Surgeon. To Capt. T. A. Stevens, Commanding Ottawa. = TREAT. REBEL Personal Intelligence. Tho Rev. Dr. R. 8. Foster, of thir city, whe was invited in August last to the Prewidency of the Troy University, has just sent a to the trusieos of that institution declining proffered houor, and the Rev. Chariton T. Lewis, ek the Chair of Mathematics In the University, has Beem’ made Vico President ad interim, inorder to the duties of the presidency until a successor to Dr.John McClintock, late President, is chosen and ame sumes the functions of the office. ‘The State Senate yes- terday morning passed a Dill granting the University the gum of five thousand dollars a year for the poried oS three years, to cnable the trustees to carry on the Unie ‘versity until its ingome will accomplish that end. . Dr. Edwards, of the United States Navy; C. B. Grin- nell, of aoe 8.L. Crocker, of Taunton; J. Hamilton® wooo BAIL FENOE WITH DENSE GARCE TREES WNQERCROWWIB NO BRUSH an POSITION ip REBEL FO "AT RARE, Davia considered it an ocecasion to recognize the SCALE @ a a 5 of Baltimore; J. H. Trotter, of Philadelphia pray reset cabot of Mr. boy eee Be GEBEL CUM, TAKER hp, of Chicago, aaa Se B. Gronvanor. ol , re 1 been stopping at the St. Nicholas Hote). wbtain the consent of the South to secede aud form am Vali & So ‘ Dr. W.W. Lane and A. Spaun, of the Tulted state Scependent confederacy, it was felt that he shouki be COL. CARR Army ; Jamies Gamble. of Philadelphia; George 1. ‘Tap the firet ina commission to obtain recognition of the care Pores: fe zy Denice rete el Lee, 4~ Revels uncer Major Oeneral Van Derm Reber Major Generel 8: Price, . A Ham, of on, are stopping at the Lafarge House. . mow concern from the elder nationsef the earth, and ad DaReen enter: “General P, W.Strader and F. F. Fuller, of Cincinnati; Judge Jones, of Rochoster; 8. M. Clark, of Washi G. B. Stetson, of Bridgewater; Charics A. Beason, Philadelphia; s. €. Mansur and.J. E, Blythe, of delphia, and Colone) W. L. O'Brien, of Ba)tinmore, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, March 20, 1862. especially from Great Britain and France, Hence Mr- Wancey was'appointed te ‘be the senior or chief of the sommiselon of rebels to Europe, and bas been in England ud in France in that capacity since May last. In No- wember last Alabama elected Mr. Yancey to represent Ber im tho rebel Senate, which was organized on the ith of February last. When the venerable A. Fisk, formecly editor of the Pomily Journal, was a young man, and taught school, Yancey was onc ef bis pupils, sitting on the same beneles with come Who are now among onr most respectable should be punished and treaton crushed. He came with | geon in the Confederate army and @ number of mules and no hostility or animosity in his heart; he came for the | wagons belonging to the Quartermaster’s department. defense of thys weak, the restoration of the erring, the As everything had been done now that could be jn this ishmentef the guilty, the re-establishment of the | aircction,and as it was quite dark, being near eight jon and constitution in ‘Tennessee. Come, my couu- | o’cicck, we returned off the town of I ndina, where I trymen,he exciaimed, jet us gather around (he old and | left the Ottawa and went on board of the steamer that lovely flag with one heart and soul,reading upon its | we had captured, for the purpose of returning with 2 folds tte batlowed worde of Webster, «Liberty and | pilot to bring up the Pawneeant Huron, Union, one and inseparable, now and forever’? Soon after Commander Rodgers, with the Ot- ‘The Governor then retired in a buret of applause. | tawa, proceeded to ocenpy the town of St. Mary’s, | Ga.,a small place on the St. Mary's river, distant ten THE BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE. IMPORTART FROM TENNESSEE. Plans of the Battle Ficlds. Wasumearex, March 20, 1862. We present to-fay claborate plans of che flelds of strife ‘The citizens? Gallatin, Penn, ,°t. town which had ben in Arkansas, to dinstrate the graphie description which | decidedly distoyal, met é& town meeting recently amd aa SEB SECOND Pranks Ship Little Edith (Br, of Liverpool}, Cary, Shanchae, Ni 17, passed Anjier Dee 6, Cape Good Hope Jan 16, 8t Helens ~ 20un, with teas, to Olyphant & Co, hip, Wiecomii, Scot, Plymouth, 89 days, in ballast, to We sypexred so on? insue Of the 19th iwet, ‘The plans are | were addrested by Bailie Peyten, Esq.,a loyal mam, and almost explicis endngh in themselves witheut further | voted to petition for a post tice there, and expressed & description. f wittingners to return to their allegiance. A post office AWho are the Rebel Generals from Tene | wiles from here, and w! e Supposed ‘some of the witizens. Ata later period he went so Williams College WHE PIRST DAY. will be es@oblished theve Ime few days, according to their ¥ es a pupil, amd his mad freaks and pranks so bewilderee | The plan'e’ ihe action of the Tth shows where iywem- | petition nessee? guns, removed jrom Fort Clinch, had been taken. | Ow- rast. {From the Nashyille Patriot, March 15.) ) ing pus detentions I was notable to reach the Ship Robert Treat (Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Robbing, ntil midnight, or to bring her np till daylight, | Ire, Pel 6, in ballast, to order, Had strong 8 rr) enced, end bow Colonel Carrs division was ajackod anddriven back by the combined rebel forces ender Geugrads Van Dorn end Price, and although brawetycon- | sion during the agitation” of that subject in Teunessee. lesting'the ground, our forces found that at-sumses they | He wae one of the refur rom that State, but now re- weredemewhat ia & worse position ‘fuan at the begin- | turne éa that offietal capacity. ving, Colonel }avis’ position in the morning, song the A spacial agent of Vee Post Office Department, acting etgeat the high gooumd, is eso specified, and thw crossed | ow’ the Tennessee and Kentucky borders, reports 26 fol- swords points ont tkospot where ‘the division, baving | lowe— crossed the creek, met the rebel foiut attack by the lt is gratifying wherever I have been to find there isa sorih, General Sigel's posi jon on teat day is abso shown, | strong desire for there-cstablisbment of the mails and « hie Commend beimg ongaged in repuleing ewother feint } willingness among the people to return to their alls- Om the weet. pamee, 8 Aa re Cxperionced a gale trom NW, which blow i squulls and fasted to the 22d, veering from SW to WSW, iniling for a few hoars, the barometer 28:02, (See Misgellae neous, Guip Enterprise, MeLane, Havre, 40 daye, in bailart, to Boyd 4 Hincke. ‘Saw large quantities of ice in Jat 46 305° | number of eoldiers came down, jer cover | lon 50. lnot the bushes, . soe’ Par ee a BLP Caroling Nesinith, Cousins, Havre, Jan 22, in ballast, SE aaa ee Mit aa a dines, oh Lae Nemmltty & Sona. tad, coustank W and NW galen the en- eal ) | Ure passage, Feb 2, while iayiyg 10 in a heav acceeded In very mavich injaring its western posi” | \tan boarded ay a sea vwhich stove M bulwark, ing headkalta | ee seeing vm BINOLO "aba up to prs. and wasted es rater. ‘8th inst, had a severe Poninayt Bee eee ee ee ee tire nity by | ent, the remalaiog par Wed, a which | SW to NNW; lth, pleked up Tart of the Wp oF a LoUuBey i b 3 ieiitenant Cc ing Down Aypacenily of sone shall vessel; name time, paswod quanths loading citizens of je, and in what he did he was | Piutepant Commanding Downes wa en ok Hogting wrveky 18th, Iats 2h ton Ws, exchanged sig 2 nated by & sincere desire of the people. Hail the cor- ‘ot Ci 1h ¢ Now nals with bark Glide, of Salem, from Zanzibar for Salem, of the Confederacy bean here, be wolll part of Cumberland island eud at New Fe days out; same time, spoke bark Win Judkina, trom Baltl- ° Ils annonneed that the Confederate government has | Pa appointed ie] B. Maxier and Hamilton P. Bell, of | Wh Tennesses, Brigadier Generale, “Who tho deuce are they? | | ! From what military stream. were they ished np? H aud annoyed the faculty of that institution that they were obliged to expel him thenes. and be complesec bs education'sleewhere. Mr. Yarcey waes son of the tate wife of De, Remsen by ker first husband, and she resided with bim ibe time of her dea¥h. Yancey’s firet prominent eppear: ‘lance before the pablic was in South Carolina, where he hot his. apcle dead, and was punished for the act by Bftecs months” mprisonment. He afterwards served in Congress until te became tired of Congressione! life, and resigned, leayimg his place to be struggied f success: fully by his belf brother, young Beman. Wille in Con John Séllyett has weersppointed Postmaster at ‘Nash. ville, Bie wrote some-o?" the best articles against accea- we » With the Haron, I anchored off Uhis town. ing the vight, an armed Ixuuch of the Wabash, un charge of Acting Master R. 1, Lawson, had been left | for the protection of the railroad bridge, the draw of which had been opened. Towards morning, however, @ The Rebels Do Not Li Nashv {From tho Republican Manner, March 15.) Acorrespondent of tue Atlanta (Ga.), Confederacy, writ- ing from Chattanooga, abuses Mayor Cheatham roundly for the part he performed in the surrender of Nashville. ne the Surrender of though many guns bad been removed, might have of | more tor Valparaizo, 6 days out; 16th, lut 3649, lon 67 12, eres he feoght # duel—with Mr. Clingm*n—nobody THE SECOND PAY. P SEN tioned every thing Mayor Che: fored most serious obstacles to our approach, as will be | spoke US steamsvsip Baltic, bound § Burt The p the next day's fight shows-dret ine place Speceh of Governor Johnson. tae | seen by my detailed rey of then. they were, how- f.-= Ad ny HL, Lyttle, Marseilles, Feb 4, with mése, to R ousinery &€ where Colonel Carr's forces slept on sheir arms, the Adsins’ Express Company have delivered us Nashville rebels being i their immediate front, and next, that | papers of the 161h inst. , from which we extract a few in- dnring the night th reinforced by Colonel Davis | teresting items. We hope soon to be put in possossion of on the right, and General Sigel on the left. {n the morn. | payors from all parts of the Southern States through the ing the action eas renewed, and this tire tee rebels first | same medium, The Nashville Post Gifice Removed to Chattanoog: CoarTaxooga, Tenn., March 7, 1862. Eprrons Coxreprna’ i :—Ploase state throngh your paper, for the beneiit of the iile refugees, that ali letters that have been mailed fi ever, being rapidly disarmed, in obedience to orders ; | from'the War Department: bnt 1: was determined to de- | Bark Vallos Biluie, Belize, tien Mer fend them from any ativck by sea until the place | jonrded from Us schr J SCharabers, all well ° could be regniarly evacuated: and the bar being avery | “Bark Vivid Licht (of Bi c venfaegon, intricate one, and weil under lire, they might haye given | March 7 10 Neamith & Sone, tna had. ¢ eeu ig Sitka (of Machias), Kliott, Malaga via Gibratar, 55 is ot prpente: bak Me: SORE mate | sarain ballast, to Gomez, Wallis & Co. inet, oo Abme- ‘The rest ¢2 Yancey’s tife is perfect cheos. He is x rebe!, aud “nas lost every hope of preferment which ever might bave existed. He is a rninod man. ‘il live askville will be delivered at | feo that wid REBEL PRISONERS. fell back, next netveated on all sider, aud at last became [Vrom the Nashville Times, March 16.} Sn tag her NS 2 Ben ra ‘At eight o'clock of the night previous to my arrival, | “Use SPoke alup Gamnbiaynicnng SM. 1 4:.oye, Moreh Sy! ee routed. ‘The Hine of purewit 45 clearly-ebown, the road | At a serenade given on the evening of the 4th, in MeNISIT, late Postmaster Nashville, | however (the 24), # telegraphic despatch cane (rou | witt sugar, vs Miiddictom & Go. Sil in coampny with eh Arrival of the Rhode Islam@ at Phite | oven hy ihe rebe- oving poiuted out dy straight barbed | Lonor of the newly appointed Military Governor, General unenasin dheamnmiadls { Hrunewick meutioning that twenty-four of our armed | Telegraph, Rogers, for New York uy ~ dclphin=More Prisoners Teken im the | jigs, x00 (hui of ne pursuers by serpentine lines of a { Andrew Johusom responded to the following effect — [From the Nashville Patriot.) fpletla were ta:emiNethane Se. SEM Deis Seale SS 1 creek Garon a ey Valarie toe thd te eepa ome Subkisdekbedi: Shech 90, 1908. similar chwracter, This yurwuil was performed nnder | I deeply and truly appreciate this demonstration of re ne dicen negweth be Cathy hae ee A sree ne Shes dap tne gureiaen Phin conelitedl oF Aikele har ay) Spee ANOS: IONS RRO L * 20, 6 : ely carriaa | SPActand confidence. Jam aflected by the cireumstanc ‘outh, reports acel ed ante (Ga. 5 i the i a, had ig Tine : saga’ the direction of General Sigel, aud war bravely crrried | SPect and comagene. f fo your when Ceilene rates | paper, that Pensacola had been evacuated. : i poole bot renee ian nas ae arti manrck 3 with ote MoeWhiney eon Wind’ coe vere ‘The Rhode Isiand, from Key West, arrived here in evening, with fifty prisoners from tbe gard and other vessels attempting to rum the blockade, out, each step forward ‘being disastrous to ihe flying | the more se: sitive to, and grateful for, this testimony Sane rebele. Fog « fall description of the battle we rau froma way fellow citizens. Treturn to you with no hortile J Stand-by Advertisements, } purpose, with uo new docirine to avow , no strange Leach- We notice in the Nashville Republican Banner of Shortly after bringing up the Pawneo, aud at about | heavy weathe: seven o'clock this morning, I occupied the town with our ir and the Wabash’s company ug fovemast, Brig Commonweailh (Br, ef Cornwallis), Chariton, Nac OL tiles, aint ene | gua, Fab 25, viv Humécod, March 1, with sugar Ac, (0 D R.. ap Bewolt, “Had very heavy ‘weather; lost part of d rivateer Beanre a fer our readers to issue of Tuesday last Wear by the Rhode Island of the felloyring capturee | “802 T* " 7 y ings to inculeate. For what doTcome?” Icome with the | Marah 16 a few old advertisements addressod to the ‘cred agmuch as possible to quiet the few peopl sired by the Gulf Blockading equadren:— If our readers will take asa guide the location of the a branch ih one land and the constitntion intne | “‘'eople of the Confederate States of America,’ &c. | left and to prevent any injury to publisorprivater prod Corks rane ion Aue chooutee tow Terk b gurl wihérn Hotel (apeciGed on both:imape) ‘they can at once | to render yo whatever aid may be in my power, | We would advise the publisher (o take them ‘out or | porty. Midshipman M. L. Johnson pushed along the rail- | Seby Mary’ Price, Blizzard, Brandywine, 2 days. , Rockland, 10 day Sehoeer Alpbonsins , cargo of eottou, by the De Sete. re-erecting, v! m 4 kK a i . r ss , upon her rightful domain of Yennessce, | make o slight change im thestyic, The fiag of the | road with of his men, and in the course y 8 Be 4 het \iwe loots y and in the course of the day | Echt Blizabein swan, Baker, Wellfeoi,3 do avely con. | see the position of the actual ground so br Schooner Star, in ballast, by the De 3t0. Seg ; ‘ p » 2 ¢ parapse ae hngere the Siar Spangled Bauner—that flag borne by him who | Union floats over Nashyilie, and under that there | brought in two locomotives and thr oat i 7 epg eye roe page og OE coy tama antly wou by he troops under General | wae test in war, first in ponoo and firet im the hearts of | i 0 “Confedorate States" Siow Sagi and Gettin aveee @utadlchal ciuake ee ee etc made eage chooner Neil, coftee and tobars . oy 23 bor 1 . ue, chr Be or, Cl I- Sehoonet Ware, hacen, sicejSager aed’ melnoen,o5 1 Ce Sone f | us comtryiuen: borne by him algo whose sucred ashes ceesdecp eieentesipcaiiiicn turpentine aud cotton, to prevent it irom being carried | Schr Vermilion, Arey, Puirhaven foF Taugier | abe Posismouih. ss THE KILLED 25D WOUNDED, ETC repose almost within the sound of my voice, amd borac offor injured, At nine o'clock the Isaac Smith arrived BELOW. H ‘Sloop Proacer, tobacco, by the Poremouth, $1. Tours, March 20, 1802, { sine bosaeny, 5 Showgand of ces commrsiaas, Wine Cie THE FLORIDA CAMPAIGN. when T inmediately seat her out to communicate with 1 A Hiera, fem kavergoot, 4 . jood wir hee! nud rering shelterc yar ves 0 en ‘Through the kindness of Lieutenant Semmes, execu The official list of the federat joreat the battle of Pen | thom but the stormy, pitiors cloud toaid you in re-estab- 5 ya * i oe Cotemlates hel anphinttedendy A a te ats (RO CAL by pilot boat Mary Teyier. ive officer of the Rhode Jvland, I have been favored with | Ridge ie as followe:— | lshing the supremacy Of this fag, 90 deat toyour fathers | Official Reports of the Officers of Commo- | \°!! 05 a description of the defences of the harbor apd Bark vom Remedioa. 3 on ® pd mine, come to aid you ne iphok . P - fhe follering ist of prisoners brovghé to this port in thas | Killed ra cana | and mine, 7 comme No eid sou the 1 )hoiding and | dore | Dupont’s Squadron—Interesting | 1" eM nave only to express the rent obligs Brig Fosca tie lone (Date), from Amsterdew, Deo 18, t vessel, sud also. of thove, marked with an asteviok, | Wacing 2m #2" | spoke into osistence. Thave uever deserted that govern. | Partlemlars of the Operations om the | tiovs { um undor to Commander Rodgers and Tieutonant | Rjgp, three ships, oue bark and two brign Ianded at Key Wost:— } ment. How contd JY The exiled—my wife driven hither Const of the Peninea &e., See Commanding Stevens. Fxcept for the former and his 4 Theodore Collars, Geo. w |, THE ehemy retreated to the south of Bosion Mountain, | and thither, ber servants stolen, my home 0 rebel bosp- GGinLLawah Whicbubaia dale boats we sbould havo scarcely beon able to capture the | Wind atsunse RE; at li PM, ENE. r Reeves, captured by the | There are no rebel troops in Northern Arkansas, except | tal—how could i desert the glorious government under sete nitips sf steamer, and had it not been for the constant watcbful- Miscellaneow: the J. GN marauders aud Pike's Indiaus, who kill and plunder r SLavecugival “Yemaantal Mere "Famer, } | none anid good management of the latier,nis vessel would | | fa Base wors—Capt Robbins, of, Br ably Rebert Treas . Wileon* capture? by the Ment e j r i " 148 have enjoyed, % K INA, March 4, 1862 not have been able to follow the Pawnee so fi she did | arrived a this por mn Newry, Ireland, reports:—Juty 19, @omery on board the W. it. King. ; friends and foes indiscriminately | von of liberty and se Sim—In obedience to your order of the 24 March | Without « pil tenable ns to act om the | lat 4s Dong 38 18, a bare bore on on hs which iroved to ear rhcnard Prenci, Abert Jewitt, W. 7. snow, he vor. | SxEICE + coves ome “ runs or MISSOURI. yee [2 a at a on the next morning, accompa- Saarsteg, Wile Caen other ise bee rege nn anes’ | sinking condition. Ble capialn requested. 10 va tem ole o uth, @ sloop Pio. nel Jobo ¥. Pueips, of Springtie uri, who Land force the aus : aintenance Of e ing gunboats a aa esary bu veathel ve i R. Lang, Win. Smith, captured by the Porvamouth on ¥¢ ip comm 0 Tren ciment-of Missours | constitution and the gove: nment, recurred to | voasolsy vizi—The Oliawa, Jieuteuant Commanding P. DRAYTON, Commander, Park Queen of the Fleet, bound to Now York (arrived 19tb)s Board theschooner Wave. Volunteers, and wounded in the recent desperate engage | ‘he Wicked deception thay fae been py edupon the | 7 a, Stevens; Seneca, Lievtenant Commanding D Commanding the Vawnee. requested the eapiain to take part of the crew of the Richard. Pitts, James Smith, Alfred Lew , Wm mont at Peal Ark th r b . | beople in the canvass of A860. He reverred tohis own : me 16D | To Fiag OMicer S. F. Devowr, Cormmatding Soh At- | Onboard bis vessel, whi indly assented wo, but Joanph Olbrer, Henry Reen, Charles Harty. James Preh robes abepivsatain tome ¢ santos ememaber, by | apesch bere at that tine, in whicuhe contcaded, im all | Atamen; Huron, (Lieutenant Commanding G. Downes’ } inntic Squadron, United States ‘ateamehiy Mobigus, Fer ppronching, It was imposible to tanehe ‘die, Walter Denning. N. Gillis, ‘ed continuous service, of the present House of Represents. | 4 an - ks roel Pembina, Lieutenant Commanding J. P. Bawkhead; | Banding harbor, i Jat, ay ae Ween ie Kecatoaeiesaany ites matth on beard the tnglish steamer Labuan. tives of the United States | Deoptes’ meu. br a Jwanc Smith, Lieutenant Commanding J. W. A. COMMANDER ROGERS’ REPORT. vir hecame moderate, 12 recive teem om wador Fernandez,” Jose r He ig the son of the Hon. Elisha Phelps, of Simsbury, | Cnion son; Penguin, Lieutenant Commanding ‘. a olor me a ag oard his slip, 11th inst iat Sots beara, apparent teal ‘i. oot igen ni is T. A. Badd FRRNANDE 4, 1862, ° ily of flour, and several pleces of board, epparcaiy roll, Ades beavis, captated y De: Conenctions emigrate more than twenty yoars since oe ua ean qer > $0 deco: hai papel ‘The: @ aiso with us three srmed launches of the Sin—T beg leave port tl leaving the Ot- hip’s cabla. t ‘Aiptonnina. PEBU LPR ge (9 Southwestera Missouri, where he became actively | ‘supionet at the. tb Oe Wabasn and acompany of sailors, all under the com. | {Wa Lenteret Kini aleve Cut and proveeding rapidiv to} |, pp. iy Bei . fe y Smith, ea) c od wi rowth wud pr ity of t soot! he ~ +O . iu . va- 0, PR, Mav Bs ine MLA oe Pat y, Jas. Smith, eop denis with the growth aud prosperity of that soctien | other of these three ys or the mand of Commander C. R. P. Rodgers, of that veese!, as } bach, passed t! fongh the draw, and ot anvie dame tec aan "Sark i eS Bhave Taenc Northrup Jr. Geo. H. Pritchell,® Joho Thomp. | °f the State | iam, overy ome of their soveral lade eave as the transports McClellan, Captain Gray, ou board | tured the steamer Parlington, which was endeavoring to | (Bt), ant Lamwoor (By) son." Paul Regan. ‘Antonio Henrick Covlan,® James His thorough loyalty to the national g ov at mae bok tare © ‘| of which was the battalion of marines of Mojor J. G. gecape from Fernandinw with miliary wagous, mules, | N¥ork. boy ptused by the Bolieo on beard the Kugemia | dered him pe rly obnoxious to the leading secession | auee of the v | Reynolds; the Boston, wi th the Ninsty-soventh Pennsy Mx boacd wore several scngere and among them Hon, Mesh} righernly vehi Pose Alexander Mobicney WW. 1, Peapiugion,« W. Navie,* conspirato: eved that Miseouri would have been in la Ln 4 ° an Avi In a j vania regimont, Colonel Guss, and the armed cutter Hen, | Assistant Surgeon Hi. G. greau, of the Confederate ones ie e3 et, Ba x frog fo Jost an Hlency, Brown ecnolored my bark Kaagiisher on board carried iu ihe dentia! election for Breckinridge | THe latter oy cane creed Bes rietta, Captain Benuett, We proceeded at once down the | PC biel adr small schooner. sporciheagencenar dba dahon @he schooner Lien. and the rebellion but for his inffnenes. | that slavery twas not the cause « j Cumberland Sound. ‘The uavigation, however, proved to | arawbridge nua hold the presage dverupthemightes | yor! rigs Ceyion, King, for NY. ‘The prisovers beloczing to (he privascor Beauregard, After the battle of Wilson's creek, and the retreat of | pret that they were pro | be quite intricate; and Lesides, the 1 tawa aud | As goon'as the pel Any we Penges Cie? Tor a hdaecec tama stiy de 25" op who have beon confined here ix jail over three months, | our forces from Springfield, h was unable to return to | “anya tron tne Union, wile Mette 4 Sak mnie abe digo bag ept my- | left that place in the Ottawa, with the armed ou Gab Mei tains Meets 07 ihe ‘Gade Want. Cird-ave Etite teens, abd tiegtnlaed &. regimens, componed dhielyo | ao Uorenion , one able to cross the flats at tho dividing | the Wabash, aud reached the town of St. Mary MISCBLLANBOUS. x awentyeeven of them i all, aad © dasc:iptive tist of | Union fugitives from bis own Congressional distr res he conatitutien the ti that t inthe Sound from the t midnight, which I at onoe proceeded to o¢ MPORTANT WORK ON PIYSIOLOGY—PARIS, : ional district, awd | Have taken part in y i 5 | ih. i the time of our arrival the ph PORTANT Wi . ¥ 4 them having been heretofore pub (ache anatp, | {rom Arkansas, many of whom walked seventy-five miles | 4*csived yo ero m man within the snd of my | Wil ti sei vontinund on outit at thrae o'clock and | picket of cavalry, whieh mado fhe econpe; but waspelted Hondon aut New York Medical Adviges and Guide. do not dea it necessary to repeat |. Tue ngiveer and ing into camp at Rolla to join his | ca ws daueltaa hi Rare cammsent't wae Ane et and aeounitnl wed aa, Fort Citneh, al their horses aud oquipments. * Oe ee eclian baat * Awo passengers, taken on board the Maguolie, are to he How they acquitted themselves in the face og | Why all this pers Teo Mere oasvon | there waa little hope of gelling then ow Cat Ne ceuge | Grn Eom es Ascites aid weakne en c offlears ané c PP vf ‘ lex hs ‘ rie Beall ego. ; q er, romain. morance of thelr cases, by a gent North. ‘the balan 0 of her offieers waa "are to | the enemy the revord of Pea Ridge divcloses. i ag Mie | om - ad, therefore, to piish on in that vessel, with 1 Ottawa and one of the cutters of the | ne m Turk physician. Bent Tree, to any address for. be releusod on parole, and will, in all probatokty,go to | It ie euntad that * Colonel Pholps’ Twenty-Afth Mi mime he three armed launchos of the Wabash. On approach. cassion of St. Mary’#,1 have returned to | by, E WARNER, No. 1 Vegpy street, Astor House, or ROSS: Mavane dy frst epportenity. : ‘ac prominent in the aotion of the 7th, aud lont s | bod ttm fing oF Gur fathers, Decease 7 | ees | mk me, b Liens Lae k vee [Sa ddee e hos ers 188 was prominent in ation of 7th, and lomt nearly | ad the tidg of oor fathe crease T loved them tov | Rotstop, but merely sent Lieutenant G. M. White, of the havk Licute = on mtnntine —_—_—-____-- thirty per cout of the number (hap welit inte battle | well, Because, having beon born snd bred under them , with an armed boat, to holst the | yery coral and efficient co-op @ MEDICINE. * 7 we ¢ mined to die Unde ne fenal to . Wr jes which have been carried long in the hoty are 145, 7913, 7246, 7268, 2150, 2410, 4056 , 45: distinguished themselves—the former by her humane | government of laenenpic by ‘hepenple. lie yaiated in toiling u atid very pend Taiy, jour obedient servant, aid. Tam, Ne season wease subject to eryaipelas, severe colte: 8:17; 61406660, S661, 01D, 5087, 5063, S34 atteutinns to the wounded after the battle of Wilsou's | ‘erias the track of desolation thatw-cession loft. Bridges, | On coming in sight of Old Fernandina & white fag was 17°C. K.P. RODGERS! Comraander y, ishes, Vinten, Fale feart’ disoahen, foyee an 06: 6885, 6757 087 ae ‘dain a ” | crops, dwellings deswoyed, brother orrayed against | displayed by some person onshore, Shortly vate r Naited Ghatee fave” the bones, billot: iGeaNeR, | S010. 6686, 0787, 6798, 887 wreek, ter succes forts in obtaining from the rebel | {iealtr i deadly comic; familie torn wsttre sgalaet | cleaved by some gurech on shore, EbOFLY Ver, Aad |” Onenmsodore Panctvat, Dkarros, United States Navy, He eomuivengay sata, skin dingaare ad. grout dirinw Le Tea hee bots voneral Price the Wody of General Lyon, properly pre. | oroken hearted, and orphans crying for bread rod trom some Dushes, and a railroad train was die, | EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OF LIRCTENANT vom- | “ShGRBM RAS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, ‘45, 367, 368, 300, 870, 37: paring it for burial, ad! caring for it until jt was knrren. | ScOHO* WS there ore on the tack of the de covared just As it was naturally supposed to MANDING STBVENS, OF THE OTTAWA, which can nev are and cannot be overtone, . hd. dered to Lis friends; the tat by participating oon | He p mes ie. of se — oe Vo " — = Fees oe og directed Lieutenant Com Recosvomss4Non vr $e. MAvy's Hive, igertte tis blessed medicine, and your sickness Will be the » Sravtes Cor 7 die dine . seeue, ond asked, ib net enough, had they noi | manding Stevens to Slop it; aud th Unerep States Gosaoat Orrawa, Marc! “i aflaty of a day. " PRs 4 Son Cokie brig gto, Caged aoee amatenr fighter at Wilaen's ereck, and returning to | snifered exouglt nt th in oi this onster? | ing for some dist r the river, a Sin—Upon the arrival of the Teaad $: tT) kX x ‘Mary eee Cres | Yoni sone NORTE ‘Aprit torm of the court, when all tbe appeal caves wilt | CUTMBeld afver iho Latti® with sight prisoners wikom ee ey aot en tek aot Wek a at full , there was an opportunity of firing se 1 procseded in this vessel, under your ‘astrnetions, one | SGITH HERERE, PIL THA, hod CORNER OW amence on che first Monday of April, aud notes of isene | © have been at tho bnitia of Pax Ridy - f wt o thei ever, did no it cape across the railron int culled istoc! Is, about fifty miles from this | twenty: ren Madchen : , o Ko. aliegianes? Ho searched them wil question, | bridge, Which is four miles from the . a —_— PA Ty ple Ng — RI ea tn | Sieomaaee, sees, Mme Su (Re Some, | SALT lee Site ine ate eae | Gas Bee Drtees ead ite Brace aaa | Sunte® SOONS Gay immediately preceeting, |" °* Deore WMO TRUTS: | 4 Gang of Rebels Routed | | ee eee Re ware uvetio found on tho track the bodies of two men, who had been | Woodstock, owner and occupied by a Mr. Alburti, nott- REW YORK ' ; > prevent ‘ t mates Lafayette constitution. ‘They were enireaiod to pond 1 | killed by our shots, one of whom was «soldier, and the | fying those whom T met (which scomed to reassure seggmmon, Frssa-— Fart 1--Oae hour onusee—Now 1404, County, Miscou e upen, tele eaictsel tor onator Yulee wes on board one of | them) of your intention to protect all peacgable citizens PALB Pree) 1900; Hot ites’ fone ‘art 2—Now, 1508, 1916, Loess, ilareh 29, 1868. ~ ate Cae pelt 0 Deon struck; but this, I think, was ae cng ol ge mk i oh inw iting ‘hobe who bad 7 aie , , ant m “ Nn ¢ oo ition an ” 0 rotarn to their enon . Svremion Covnt.«-Paxg 1.—Nos J ie TS ae en niry.. The Governor cloned by w'moat a small steamer wae discovered at- | of tie communication {lett with Mrs. campbell end Jory bo 1658, 1666, 1057, 165% 1661 , » | Jowa cavalry, wilh thi:ty men, cnoountered « band e jon to Hast where 0: tompting to escape up the narrow creek ovet which the | Alburti,to signify the same to t ai ‘i “ ed tr , D ¢ 1667, 1609, i hi € 1 ’ ignity me to the people genérally. | in whole, half and quarter casks, brewed from the choicest i671, 1673, Part 2.—Noss 1600 2, 1004, 1006, deus, | marauders posted in a log house and barn, if Lat home was and his 4 ¥ 1 M railroad bridge ve, the draw of which sho went | Hefore laying Woodstock Mills I learned through a negro | barley maitand hops. Brewery 168 aud 160 West Eighteontis $00, 1904, 1706, 1708, 1120,’ 1712, 1714, 1716, 3718; | eounty, Missouri The enemy wore defeated after a | Moone yc toms forward in the dotenceot bis te | she ey Aor pe ley gee beled Bee ord mapane bolo TR Hh sa + 4,1 a | their light Imtterios and infantry of the Mississippi regi- RES (POST PAID) ATWATBR’S P. wifymen to come forward in the defence of his be- | shots were fired at her without effect, and ‘ nt of the State; to show thoir hands,tofear | could not go up the creek, Commander Rodgers followed peak ont, Hie doclared bis willingness to share | hor with two of his armed boats, captured and brought 1720. Part 8.—Nor. 2863, 190! , 1605,’ 1607," 1 003, 1607, 1609, 1611, 1018, 1966, 797) ¥ ; 184 ment which had been stationed here, Sl 24 wie. bnainens leer Part’ 4—Now. 2408, 1724, 1724, 1728, 1780 1792, reo w lone 1 : When near the erick, Fara ; tent Press and Book foreopy ing buat , 17 4 80 A792, D794, | ve jounded §«Uur loge was ong killed and feyr m any andall dangers for the re of Ti her atongsie. was found ‘to be filled principally Shs was i Bg SeanTg ritemnen at, Instantly god, perfec i sn thousand already 8 eet 2786, 1798, 17 u 1192, 1784, 1746, 1198, aut wounded from the jaws oC the inferual moneler, Trajpora with Weippe aud ghildren, bugalgo had op board syr- o spor thew witb ogr batiery, ueing grape at | forpariicu SUWARRE os bal Providguse, hw ~ ~ _ : he D, 1601, short engagement. io which they bad nine killed and