The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 10, 1862, Page 1

} ‘ a THE NEW YORK SUN, ‘Published dally, @undays exeoptrd, OWN CENT reR cory. . aoe N UMBER_ 928 ~R WEB TTC EDITION : gle he LEE foe leewee! every Tuewlay, te Tam cher RACH, $1 per 180, Prose aaa: NEW_YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1662. = = = o- ee | SP ater w ‘ Tho ‘ 7 -t ene PRICK ONE CENT. ee H < = == ——— SS | TUUISDAT MOF‘iso, APRIL‘ Late Corinth Victory B ard Tri W 2 a1 d RIL 10, 18 e eaur d Tr d d F ° tong s The New York City Pros. ce eg 1€ an ound anting ! | So ret Wy 4 ne capture of Islsnd No, 10 te cummented on 1000 Lia. Sa M t 'y ali the papers as follows 1 > General Reanregard. 1 Heong St, God, a | Mos World.—Ths success is complete, In tm: | g@ff No rebel officer has acquired, Ho ; | Toztanoe it far eclipses any surrender, oF a: ~ > with solitude reason, #0 much mile i hen | Pte’ face the po to bio has yet taken on Tepate, es tod the South. 109 Pact # { sl 8 WAL Oper rebels in foing ners, as Gen. Bouuregard, "5 80 Ch x ; 0, 10, with allo? ite welal, have virtoalle pes foundation was laid at Fake 6 X00 Hare Ha j sust the enitre Missi s ter, where he was enabled, BTOC 1 ' ei, Mribane The great vtctortes at Islnd | j RY the quiet acquiescence of Pree ‘OCK FLUCTUATIONS. % 10, and st Pittsburg Landin,, on the len. | O5 dent Buchanan, for a number uf 08 ann: PROT HOD, : Pessoa, which we report today, are hurlly accond | BN months to plan and have cone hinn ee eee My ‘ importance to guy yet achieved since the open. constructed "various — batteries | PF inst eae, me iv fing of the war, i aie floating and otherwise, aurre and! Mo. oa a o < A Herald—Comtaolore Foote, our gun: ing the Fort, which ‘served the! Clo, & Pitts, BR ig i. $ i reat chompion of Fort Licury au. Yort Dench Purpose of keeping off reinforces] | i¢ ‘ ty id General Pope, the nero ur Now Madtid tents and supplies to its inmates,| " tad thelr associat co But these h {net pile effect! aes » hele laurels with ‘i . in capturing onl | fre the ent of ; inked was \ % Avril ® waing triumnp lof their gray ont . Son 6 Co w Oran r laaelaty Wa ine BF __ Homage lot cor Mott wad Grant ats, 1080.49 109 the garrison off > ais De car Brvwary, hear Bronmne 1 ¥ ds adjoining vectos re / Th fdo " C do 8 ou = x = . , ] i s MARKET NEWS, t The New York ¢ r The market for beet. cure WU one of bhowe who p the hope of realising A ovutend & ; alfa cent w furtud ; t Pate Miuday, who were eiar ‘nt Sri sew | arin over 00 bat 5 {" SE ie trite aime my Wak the rebei {heal wich ap ha aureyard aud his party were, The advocated offensive measures at wae Oa ? mero shrows, pound 6 nd deliberate Jef, Davi Three and db Par hia tho power and resources well cleaned MG a wartor ora ceec ee 4 q th, as eunpatd with Tove the : ub 5 of 8 i Hsisted that a defeme riper ke A Att lo of State i oral market p ve wor would be all that th ‘pit wee 1 the tate ithern states could ever tale } ; Bia. 100 wen dd tage of Boaureyard's 3 BS : $3 twin, and that in this rested ! 2.283 ; awine or of the 'sinel, and she . 5 their only — hopes of auc " est Week of B04 | batho Having the power, Jem, Li and a decreane of Vis Maiitadned hi » m a] si at of the Tiss o ut the eapeue of 2 ae Y eves PROM DUFPEGKNT oracee Tinctensng esate thston Drove ah edeveh reporter wction “and te hic cattle iy marke 4 st that the wh ole inion ile act 4 : = faite a marke ¥ witig states aud Oa 5 onge in pri i mitable, ured lefeats of Fort ee . New York... ee ‘ sible, Ta oe kiko whe Fort Henry, and Ro. i a Feonaytvania ; Bierman a ht ore D ciate General Beauregard of the Rebel Army. rita nent of War; but tue policy of scattering etal UOVCInINGht, ~ : sutisiniinenincnmiteain ens alaeommce tie ota. ee Dituojn available force over so muck round tat length the opportunity haa been gi Kentucky } phe ae ie 1 ward of Hae eon given | heen tried, and the man and his moasures ity serve: t c oul fie ike peel we sl pie Gat the cover ant eds cfseer pag AL pipet waite Hee f ye The engraving is is bea ta See ie aunts Ae ttvsereditrd the Vir ala ms i ; ; iegpers war news which is published oie ghee eee ness of Beauregard, taken by one of our best | iu seitae brevette Inwn - rranoe, must strike every rellocting perevn ax derioutttates the suneianne aap in | New York photoyray hista nt a’ perio when thi dat ins es Cake fea tin bailas ne Coctasine || eet: a 7 7 officers ¢ of the men and | milita ; ; ee this H iD ‘ontrer as [pin Li ia clear, however, that a chanie was noodle Ae fivera of the North, With their test. and | eral Tlltinntec ce pete Our Gu 'Cherubusco, to date fiom Aujust 20, 1847 4 Now d it Its effects are already visible un all sides, choeen leadors we ean drive the rebels 1) George Toutant Be: card was | and agaln as Major, for the battle of Chepulte- Canada jae 4. Hunter has entered at once on the discharge attacks we (9 ¢ ack when | horn of p rhelmlng force, we can teat | Orivaree shee ft r’s plantation, near New | pec, to date from the 1uth of Sent eth Held, and we con capture them | thuential Lgusi. or Was a wealthy and. fn- 6 Caren: outtes STE: malwr ga sbeyt Perey N Ry the Erle RK Lio of the Mint eddty laa thea in from be is responsible duties, and manitests an cuery lege tg erga lataokarpt realy oe Secne of the War fn Tennessee and Missi » vovernment in charg "svilandy ; at Wi je A Cw in New Orleans as well as y hope so sito ana ht 4 Wdanty in reputas { ry Academy at West Point at an early age,where | and Cy nee Haren ROR “ i piled Bea pets Sloman = a ty tame K ong f tion anee,'at length Lins hig comb cut, | he graduated in 284, taking the second honors | of the fay | sus on and near the mouth of the | iru. Ata: WI eae tnportabice bere, out what ofthe lat operations in Kentucky, ‘Tennessee | teriinel ‘to atta h Grant fore the arrival of | yn Unter may ave fall ack 06 [in clans of twenty tive. radun nd ne ind, Gen Wt about, forty-four years | Gai ran Bhgile properly to investigate, Reatsalnn our f the may eal , bp the level of Pillow, Floyd, Buckner & Co., | appointed aS J Lieutenant int }- | of age, in the prim hae hee Ke pomta,. WF iy and Missivaippi. On the upper part of the map p most severe battle ton this or 4 , ry health 1] On foot é “ “ . pune BFdatly # Pe ose military talents are as jou nis went of Artillery, which cotinission he only | orous health, erect a8 a & and | On foot... : paknent is, that 1 will beconie Faas SHOP | will will be observed Bowling Green, notable as ontinent, but endiog In the complete ti. | rose pullltary taleata are aayoud as his own, | tnent of Artillery, whlch commission fhe only | RR dtive: Ac the Ce cr writing the EN PiR A CieeL a AIC tik aid whit tion 80 Tings that it] the jad ais at A bepdaier ‘ a ba rahe oe Aes ae d fy a ver scheme of destroying the Yankees by attack= | Corpa of Enjineers, Ile was promoted to a | report prevails that his arm was shot off in the | mye drovem in tare inthe sume hands ag week i vt erm lower than Inet weet, thom, instead of waiting their A Licutenaney in June, 1430, and in that | fight inth. Iw ener ne | RS | | 1H eof Now York for , Dut must tow ¢ iderable {0 an occupation, a emiin at hous in charge, at least, of ther be observed on the weat f Ports Henry aud Donelson, | Pur which w he ecen located on the | of the zor WRF ATREN AT vORTYR fasurance ris minim beef runs a lite! Arlo News. beon a corre rease in all other Kind nd Cumberland rive ar the line | Curluth ism rmall village in Tichar . , 20 y ty the overs ked condition of the marker, i ent negroes, % lividing I ky from Tenpess ¢ | Meseisaipph, In the northeast corner ‘ope has sent lief of the A) total ahora) Piet en 520,087,934 We quote j A correspondent of the Wortp from Gen. netion of the Ohio and Mississi and derives Its inportance aa a strategy istress in the West of Lreland, us 5 per si n i m fee ¢ pally ! oe ¢ a ior hes , ks’ Division at Edenburg, Va., gives the} the beutquarters of the Federal een at the | tion from the faet that it is the function of the] Mr, Thomas Dutfy lately died near Carrick- | 2%) 0 bed ta for all Braves ibe vf A 146,271,114 | Premium. of the] West, Just below it is situa Columbus, the | Mobile & Obto with the & Charles ni rome, 4107 years, baving been born in | pn v Hy 4 nee _ Extra ription of the acenes and of the} To tice of note evacttated by the rebels. | Railroad, Itie 98 miles ¢ by rail Vib, ; sip rene pr an att ta les ta alg Basti hoi th Felon ner belt of country, | Near the Interior of Tennessee i Nashville, | from Metphiny 140 from ( 150 tr The Most Rev. Dr. Dis pian Cash re ae LOC Hea ueaniticin are 108,050,593 | Second quality est into another be +O bet ‘el wtontponition abandons | Fort Hong al 1S a from Paducab,on the | prinare at ' alotter ee | 5K. bi Bie; no trints Laake "SHA Total rink 1 7.178 | ant : Joncer, anil we by the retreating Southerners, On the J Ohio, The rallroads leading to these pl ante rn * bile Peart es AL tIaMGh. segs esseseeses sees 117 RLaeeernen i nents which we met t nippi river, will be otserved New Madrid, Mo. | conuset at Corinth, which eonsequ yerely Te LCOURUD) we orl dale ; Mes ayer ae Tilnis, probably, very nearly half of We vlake in | Average of aaleny, | 1 Winchester, ant ev see end inthe river, just atthe dividing line | comes of the utrost tm; °, A revere «rile oeourred eastern conat of | ta ed, 421; no tri the country for the year, and embraces the goods | 0088 AND OALYE @ have avert te gd bien hotween the states of Tennessee and Kentucky. | yard had concentrated his foress, and the px Ireland on th sot Fe ! f Harel, which | 795, fold to the iaterior aud cov 6. Tie receipta } ave beau | NO pra iN Hy apelo Nag At this point on the river is located Island No. | tion wae admirably situated, t for attach | eralile dar ehipping seer HNARRRIIT OETA The exports of brewintutt fr mse Ves eile A W yaaa su 10, which bein ptured by the Federals, th 1 defo Extensive entrenchments had AIM has been inte nto the En: Cor sey charges that Mr. Buchanan, | 4, Great Britain and Europe y $605 nie, Mea illite Miss pi is cleared bel obatructi etot here, Rite pita, redoubts, abatti Harent to tronetor Smuattield Market, in} the years M1, is still in the full possession | very ag followur in prive } heir hoadi ‘anma' tert &., us far down as Memy means of strength, trom behind which | Dublin, to the North Wa of his intellect, and directs the movemeute of F os ‘avs, Tiere are very fev ere in ral For thie DO Oe ee ererne hike cust arn't.| ule and located at the ee | lestruction upon an assailiiye force, have The Trustees of Tr Courch, Dublin, have | the Breckinitye Democrmey in Pennsylvania, a 9 cattle there isan extremey light denuids Npseita eiion a opt f the state of Tenness low t The very bet military ‘ merly ] and that he hus set himself to the work of resore | te Working oxen are sow ie fos in uatuber amd ars and cant fia PPFetAt #UON Mew beol served the permanent fort on y Beauregard, "9 o t Lehop of | qanizing a party to embarrass the administra repeat aa sug saMadgr BARES ahha a8 8 Nell edl ct ati which the rebels greatly rely to dispute our pits- ti tion, ax thous ented to make ood bis | potal a tut Urine, fone ephre. Venue. in baareh ep H @ number of thi saye of the river to New Orleans, boast that 1 the last Presideut of the | + 1500. 1 farmers have nu chases niren ly, m os tusk h comparative ease m the rebels had stol and kettles, came ¢ ly to some of our off early all thelr pur eenpture of Fort Henry the U anced up the Tennessee river, 96 Ala, which river traverses: the ssee from the south towar that time the river bas been | The exportmof whent are not mo large se lant y ning loss, ‘The export of corn to Eng- Jin much larger, and of rye to Europe, w A grain eubers re into general use th were pr res of provision the South war THe AREY MAMET, etpte at Browninuts, 1698. ANCIAL N SSS | and are bee The tlowe re to offer bi eae are frome the ' 1 i ———— —_——- — fe ny Staten: New ¥: ance, apparently with pene ind ue the ed mee 1c sion lave furwar : 4, Tn the past week the quantities of these | Jorn. io; and } constantly patrolled by the Fe at ween the Union campa and Cor- NEW YORK, Weduendny, April 9. Fe sure (0 relies até a strong 3. force wa : SeRiM Scand Tie Lat anee ERS ork an address, conge ; Wd iaiaigeen : oxported were 68 follow Touclt as ring in and not ria strong U, 8. force was rLexcellent turnpike,and the distar values A suitable coply hue becn | ‘The stock market waa much more active this imported were 99 ie q thrown forward to Savannah, @ point in Tens | hejosily (rweerses! ina day, beng but about Flour. Wheat n quite an amount of euMlerink | ode nioar ite dividing line, between Mixsiasipe | et three miten, The Litest fi et th morning, aud the governmenty particularly brought figs pid } 4 tion trom wickness. | Doctor) amd Alabama, ‘Thin {or ently < the rebels in fall retreat toward t (stipendia. “a of or privet, ‘The O's sold at 04, a rise of Lg wince ¥i,40T 06, 008 Ste A ee Veail gone into the army ag surgeons, And | Teese to 8,000 men, Grant entrenchments of which th collected a formidable body. of | Saturday, under the tufluence of the war news, The | ‘Tho freight of flour to England has fallen 19, and Ree eck nie: t women and with whose command the force Buel, the severe aster which pecting the violence employel to | 78.107. notes sold at par, and the certifientes of In, | qhe price lien fal as mitch, making {6 8T3¢0, per #9 19, o by shia Be only See was to he combined, this concentrating mo! ern. But there is every pr n of Major O'Reilly wt the Late | te) tetnene sold wb 9X, and were beld at 97. ‘The | bbl, cheaper to export flour than one week si statement, bave heen ek than leat without medical ain about the same, La the amd than 100,000 men, with whom to advance upen and prices rv ility that the vietor $ Bedoral tronps w of the fouse on # fecl the intluen market generslly did t he western navigation being now open, aud large | yy aot the market th f peters a bas been dub ced quarters Meip Ber oR aes s seactaauie [i ee ae herapecael ae Tue Thind Annual Report of the Dublin Prot. | nowy, railroad ot ke being mostly lower, After | quantities to come forward aud greatly reduced | heavy trade owing to the scarcity, ion, d and Jolinston command 16 | them ere thelr troc wwe rem ° | es MW ‘ $ Je exhibi tinfucte . / : ne.chile was rebel troops'who havo been concentrated at | demoraliaation which the defeat has inticted, BU ted hit debe fa Aedes ny a the bourd govornunent O'n auld ut 937 cows under the cornposition for freight prices way Te HOU MARKET, gelled) a Fier diyyand nuniver 19 hye and 11 girls |The Becretary of the Trewcury favora the tasue of | ax unual Le expected to continue thelr downward | Swine are about an eihth of a cent lower wil 4} ane eo ner, 7 ' — ae ene . #4} i u Oe rade doing tn heavy a > Vie, wes complainin ' ° A Prosldentinl Silck, t before the tin their apirita we OF the children have suffered six or eigh or cert, stock inatead of 6 per cout. ue being | tendency in Now York, [orepete apy, he poekd igo sll lad hile another chili! lay upon ington correry nt gives the follows | derfuily, anda MAE Ll w | o Uhat there is @ re favorable to the iutereste of the governiment, suction ale of retall goods today was attend: Jas ice reported for this market this week, tye hed Lips aud emaciated countenance showed | j eription of ¢ ch waa recently | M4 | rt vias venile arine in Ireland, | ry iy act likely thot any loan will be pat ous until | ed by @ nusuber of dealere from Nashville and | gq) fi. ry D, Grant, Superintendent. of the hag mu cause the mother had for Nor sorrows | presented to the Presiter Mr. McPrensoy, | wud! oo Bag iit i ary of a ag bay fer the elfect of the dewaud uctusupon the marked | Wheeling. ‘The company was large and Jepot up town, gives the fullowiug quotations : vald man lay baiteredined near by, updo ‘ inclivicdwal ferbeara a protest apainet Sir Kobert Peel's states with the war wews. tin rough 8 « Live Dreneedy ich from which 1 was told he had scarcely | M,C. on behalf’ of noeunedd scarcely 40 fi nents respecting the famine in the West of tre |! £4 and lawns 64 a Tio, ‘The clothing guda sold ig hy dade jed these four months, ‘The family »°s very | Joun Hawes, of Ser with Gen. Mo 1. dhey state that ence of the | Money fe more abundant at easter rates per | very goud advante.ce. = , and scemed reduced to the Vast ity | ‘The cane was orig ; | Rugetion throne crhulual i. Viterence of Verniment to the | ceut, ab call bess borrowers, and $05 oo stocks | groCK EXCHANGE BALES—FIRST BOARD. eee ae exons sulfering and sorrow, W? ; of crooked top aud an aber of brauches, ‘The top | “ ‘4 peesite, they shall | to discournge | gene wore is Little demand for uns & | 75000 U.K. da, lrg Ob any, n gives the following as ke had’ remained, 6? xo. roienat | Nas Lorn couyerted better bed ian bis atx. f thnuute resists © existing order | the banka * | tod 08. Oa tcp 24 1 6 | price of bogs qua woek ya son's y enough to last | life-like nider its thy etier bed than his re is antaha 30000 vbw O40 doses 6 Live welzht, Dead weights ana Oe tesinggestie a a8 Ine IneGpe ste ty eee W who has often beon engajod wa lower at the board seliig to the enveal| HCG ap gir 00 dol Tabh 9 | eten qu od, largediaty 6 OS ra fe and with nothing gle qraspe in bie tes luxury en mp inter, whi eon engng £ #2%),000 at 176 regular A @ outing, Thestoamer | yy ug. ducslore vig 60 Se qiial., corn-fid... 3% ube purchase with, they were in actual fear Fa echin Below fd wre sar allow ia’ Vidgation and alway conducted her own | (Te ty us gastB01 today. The parcha 16000 U.8, Bay "Tdop BTM TO suysii de priuae.3% f While brat ening to the ue-the arbiter ofcur t good h . cases, ant bas more lately figured as a travell Pipi St 1000 U.B.bal yecer HO G00 the woman, one came and in- ther ride li We lot Aloxondria early int 0 afvernonn uf Fri. +lectureron law reform, bas been tried at ae ie 8 tees 800 ‘fren, 7 3-1u,,.100 200 % the rcldiors were takth: hay nake pear \¢ Th was a te OES Pau thee Galway aeeizes tor ob wining with the large but the 100d 100 BuO thelr hog At this, two women—one of ping 5 | arlor of thotiine, 1 note this fsune tien forcitle possession of & house ned firm 4 nd 6.08 w 4.4934 for france, 2100 Ky. 6a..0.c0.5 BT 850 n must Mave been veventy ars of ago— RE Peer tage Shi an iH toay have a hint aa to the hi e avserted @ vl do her Jun to form # Banker's Ex, | 000,1:, Can. B.'60 68 19 _ oe bhadblie | towards the barn, aud such @ flood of ap au eagle, rN ee anata ents of on arwy, na were suniteneed t> six weeks impris 14000 ‘Tenn, 6a, #0, BF 10 7 _ — sepnemnemenel } aryl protest as they lasued against the depre sith bumon head, serpent of pa many of the beet] ont ng in exchange, coln, nt 40 v0 orm Ul Erie MINIATURE ALMANAC, with 6 tails, huwan headed, is next in or ® Koldfinch ; @ yellow bird, with Live 6g do tuvet for the inter- | s000 N.C. 69, : GK 100 do. mot what litte they cow until th ay remained to them to fo m0 KovernMent shcke, dc., us could feed ber in pas Lhe courtiartial in Dublin In the ease of 4 RISKS, GUN SETS, MOON ISRO, M, SOUT tf ae of ideas. ‘hia whe bite vear by notif. | 5000 Mo # large turtle, ® miall a rand an adder mH rtson has at length terminated af | change of \d v tried laat year by notif- | ig BIR 400 do.. April % 641) 639 2 eu Tnever Leard before. - A is en owl grasping & sumke, wel by , © time of the coart was | vati m the bankers to others that they | go BIN 60 Mich, Cen, B April 10, 6 2 6 ut 3 6 ba is cnough to say that it et need She soldtere ot ar welleey Fey chien womea ® Uulon dragiaity ing Jovaut matter | would be happy to nicet thorn abcertain hours, Jy | 1000 big 80 do. April Li, 6 2% ou 810 oa ty and a guard was placed to protect be ibd a Trey yr ak an the enemies | “ rial questions to witness | yeui Prats nore | 100 % 100 do. netlist 7 patched to the *! Gineray! to beseech Ais sy pears holding Jeff, Davis by the hair of his hen the ta to tures ( toon to ro | PATHE ipec oy ae ME BT PT PAMER—Mars, Nichols, Philadel allow the last allowance of corn which te | Wik one claw, wid qrae} mn fhagstatl ave reglinent y reflect The tate tuols Central Railroad for | M0 at Gute. to Btad 60 BHIPS—Atlectic, Willane M nied to keep them from starving to be taker the cther, nv brut a i but Httle crodit on the t ay of the | March te us f YOO Cul. Tereeeers OO Rud, Loudon; New York, Dewbures, Rut eae was opened by tho chap. | parties, ‘The verdict will nut be divulired until Titedo & | 4 de + BOM BARKS—Columbus Gerdes, Hamburg; Cortllay tebel View of the Capture of Mehmond- ad task & | t | it has be 4 mitted to the comuiauder in cliel Wabash 1 0 ¥ TO 6,3 > Buti, Valparaiso, vi ® . ho Rictenond E: b 0 ate, aa te bo really ' prievul. 05 1 KH) Erie & Pr ee. i8-—Coreyr a, Cork: Progressive Age Bi aon Exasunice of the Oth has the Biripess eri f Kien | ee valde AM SII 9) My Gon Bp, ptiOeCorere, Mint Cor NT hig euitori Nn err ‘ c fe well kuc at A Os . aa aCHOON y, Melly, T. Lal Nortieru mind has settled down upon the i te fae alia’ this aabe t Gon | oom a a ae do. BCI Sicsia oily, Bolly, Tau pose of overrunning Virginis and capturing | tits. Next le ® grist ; ! v0) a do. ARRIVED, federate capital, at every oost. | full Load. Ou the #ide 0 lator ist civnt ships ¢ pdus tot ieeceporee ptt ek Ullmer ey ta, Trovt, fm Philadelphia vrise all hearte ure enlisted, aad up- | dual fgure, an Aue ting @ musket "Y lure in w j eo ae 10,108" 100 : : : itall the energies of their government are | on one wide, wii ho grasps the Btare and Bbripes ae Hance Banka are as follows: | AM sah den. ba BB 100 Livadelphia, with mdas t 6 ered Co Le Crushed Ber- For this purpose they have aeeombled an | tn the other, wi ve ty ofa hundred aud eighty thousand man, — | pent of Betlli w a them, They mom : I btu a CMAP we ence to ¥ Bynnemy cain that the North regard the demon- ee bow vb, and Major Warrington h hieen el Tee kien ie | Baltaiaardy with tion axoinst Rickonond as the grand coup of | Our Bpectal Correspondence, | fan! war, ad wa need nos conegal [rom OBE8BIVE | Terry ryow Powter Monsos—-A Voraou wire | tavtive sf 12 Pern, ¢ oe RIM 200 Cle. O Pusfc M.B,...100 900 ot ro, with mdse to Wes ian mi healtu where ther» t for @ restoradon Of the cobe d 0" fi i ‘ y. The balance sheet s bs 1,018 alogsold for do 4. 6880,100% 800 mol ps will atteanpt to cross the try fro MEAGUky —LIMELY PRESENT FROM 4 Lavy, 40, Tur wheat crop in Engla r theo é eae Huy 1 1h atv, centa, An wuction pale of Bea Bs oO es rd » pawauere © JG Dal ae srent points on the Potomac, in conjunction Fournres Mownom April 6, 1858, | season promises to bo m jsut e ea a ‘ B Goveruuens account, takes place winor | Cop ogawny Te 1i0 foo Ch & RK He moasial® Wy GF van army marching up the valley from Wi Chance brought ne ty company with the trish | Av election for municipal officers at Loule 0 preference shares. 6u' QU Ain kx Wc... 60 | 850 Ma. B, «, fu Phil ftor, the heaviest columns of their forces e of Thomeg Francis Meay vor on its Journay | ville, Ky., resulted iv an overwhel ¥ ‘The li ports und exports of the port, fur the week | 10S. de Leatier BYE 1 BO sass f iiadelphiy be landed from our river estuaries, and & nied da 4 the Potornao, SECOND BOARD, for once chance served 1 ary has ly for te Unior The Inspector General fof Cou 1, are as followms ch attempted along our eastorn peninsulas, ; : 1 ri 4 ery Tris £5009 U2, fay Sing Dole 420 WAX, Com BIS Sig ton, ‘ good burm, Had I been the king of Ireland come to | | Tine little French Prince Imperfal entered his } putiiehed mane ipise sting a! rich BAP dit a Mac) wee BO 88 a. a reinaing that wo are abproaching mo cat his own, Eeould not have been more royally | seventh year ou ounday, March With, He tea ler Te appears that t 1 of all pnp, niet i 3 Rea npn | Ne er eet arnt t wil Pat sg | troatid, For bowpitality aud guod-fellowahipy come | Ane boy, full of health and 4 dis une | offences, specially reported, in Irele ring 1 Yd! a To.cp ST” 100 Erle B., lurwem New Bt most impor ttles that will have mabe, ie sie ae 90) " " o ‘age; apeaka four lan ye A hee OtS cae she Me 1, Slurgem New Be ein hisie to be fought tnend tne to open-bearted Irishmen everywhere, | Usually advanced fur bie axe; speaks four lane | the year 1861, was i,b4l here, O13 o¢ O08 40126, 90 85608, GOO 140 | Om) U8. Boy '69 9 ove Silane” Gaborae Halton pound FY are 8000 ught, Kuages, wud goos through the manual like an old | curred in Ulster 7 in Iainejer, 1,119 to pabdbal J touug Uig.derl y.cur Ba eg Is not for'us to speak of the heavy move} be Lrigade bad cowe in just as they embarked | foaper Munster, and 796 in’ Conaauy Of thes, thore 538,065,016 9,010,140 85,074,610 44,005.02 | 46000 Ll, W. Lown, Mei ey B é6 Ose | Mary Atay, Bryant, Mack co ah ae ded are constantly | fom » rough chase after the enemy beyond Manas | ‘Pix French Government is making great ex- | were 229 carcg of agrarian outrages distributed Texcome WR pEha, coer ee DINO a 42H 1BE | AI OM 8.8 N.LUs0 way | 0 Cw L Buow, a ie ae OP Fa eet mmans eo RAY bait On Generale | 4, where they had seen thelr share ot expeaure and | ertious to stlinulate the culture of cotton in | ae followe:: In Lalnster, $9 : fo Vie Thin doer not propeut «very material change tu | tow do Wo msgsrets HEN | quran Gould, Macha 4 darn wi 4 rad privaticn, aloopiug on the ground ab nigbs without | Cochin China, to an extent that wi rewler | in Munster, 494 in Connanght, 65. Thie | oe. pe ih ath a 4) U1. Con. Bp... 62 ppeon CMa a, etth lime anor SOULE, of Tennesseo, the senior bishop | #2, much aie shelter tout hebwoen them and 118 | Pranee independent of the American supply shibite a’ gratifying decrease in this | 3* belsooe due 1B OXPrds an corny fist ae Ae Ph anata 1 Goevo, Holbn, Roklang, wiih he Methodist Episcopal Church in the Unt | Reayenm bivousolng by the waytide, going Wit | Phousch the whole country i ty adapted | spocies of crime, tho number of agrarian | year, ‘The quantity of breadstutl tyone do....1, 66 400 do Belles Frets Gomvrys Rocblanty ime, ni | half rations oF bo rabiois wb ally eiudutiay banty aud Jo hot like to raise it, as | outrages In 164 having beou 2,800, and ye the week has been larger by reasva 0 1000 Mo, @esssei¢2, DL TM doe eu 7 wb w 5 cable States ls wow aid always bas been a stannch | jntimely marching dey for eotton, tha people f the Constitytiog ai Uniow 3 boos ds tert crommed | hey my that ite gitttvetlen & seg eabeshee FY oe liv ow Ee $5. 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