The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 18, 1862, Page 2

et a Ns te Ns enna YE . — — ay, Brown, Virginia, with oysters, will bo maintained by as brave and determin. | Jarmentown in relzing three of the federal vennele # | and extend our const and frontier fortifications will | @10,000 in gold and a large amount of Confede- | Honace Grexury wit areax this evening Bette Pike, Orewtord, Haiterns ¢ day ed an army aa ever shouldered & gun.” regarded aa showing the terror in which the Yan-| be abandoned in Congress, and the money to be ap- | rate scrip, There were only 600 rebel soldiers | on the topics of the day, at Bleecker Building, cor L Hopkins, Oroyther, Virginia, with or ‘The Norfolk Day Boor confirma the report | Kees view the Merrimac, ‘The Dinraron says | propriated will be diverted to the construction of | at Pensacola, Fort McRae had been abandon. | ner of Morton and Biccckor streets, ee Se, renesreoit Dauimere, wih CFM | that a new and heavy gun has been placed on | “oousidering It not worth while to waste any more | iron-cled floating batteries, od, The fort at the eastern end of Santa Rosa | Axcrext Onpen or Hinemnsana,—At the Mott Bedell, Rrder, Fort Monroe, the Merrimac, by atating that ono object of her | C08! to entlee the Monitor Into «conflict, the Merri- | Mr, Lincoln, Mr, Btanton and others have given | Island had been taken by the United States | monthly merting of the Righth Division, held a few n Clie, Lawson udrie, coal e imac, by Whe toy the range of the | ™ haa returned to her anchorage.” Gen, McClellan every possible assistance, He has troop evenings since, the following officers were elected Parker, Foy, | a last cage on is! 7H aed text, The belief in vory general here that the Merrimac | an abundance of trrops, who are thoroughly equip- - for the present ye Cornelius Byrnes, President? aneport, Felten, ; weil new gun of discharge its load," and test, recelved nome injiry during hor recent raid, which | ped in every particular ; In short, everything need Jour Vice President ; John Cox, Secre- rine, Martin, P lth lowrwroords i Je range an ; 4 p oA agen tonre cdemay Aehad arrnd Our Special Corresponde: ecg Nepean ; Dering, Matin, Ty ieMew Hovety | same time, by drawing their fre, the range and | Corpeted her to qv bark to Norflk, Ae a, how |e tomake an efcive army, oud. hi plate wil peolal Correspondence, |) ne nt tieaner Ree aoe AST EVENING accuracy of the Federal guns ever, back of the Norfolk navy yard, and there tn | not be interfered with, From the Army of the Potomac. A Firrivo Pace ror Tr,—Barnum bas pro- ARRIVED LA gis Jerr, Daves, a special mossage to the | litle doubt wae taken back for repaire of @ome | ‘The moldiers of the army of the Potomac are now | Conrersation with a Rebel Pritoner—_What the 1 one of thoae guns for Boge oo a eirce, | Pélel Congrees, ant the death of Genetal | Kind, When moving stout the Upper, Rade on | permitted vo correnpnd with thele fends and the | ~ Conpaderata tAinky Gen. MeClelan-—Determinae | nev, Mr, Matton cetiten to te | BRIGS—Chanticiee - bos ston at the Pittsburgh battle, | Friday last an anging shota with the Naug® | government ia reudering them all the assistance in| [in of the Soush—- Those Quaker Guna"—A Re- | v4, we see the sition B Cook, Perkins, 8t Croix, with molanses Siownr A MUNA ' 6 ' r . : neclbon spb bel opinion of Brigadier Generala—Genera! M. wha Brae | Pee kininos, Waritice Porto Cabelio, with hides, | oulogiges kim in the etronyest terme, and saya: | Wick she was very close to the Rngliah ston st | tte power, Gruder ina new Character, ° Without invading the @acred aud mu Mary Ann, Cole, 8t Jago 15 days, with auger, © Wither sot to the living, It may | Racers At one tine sho was close slongeide n | Col, Van Btoluwebr, of one of the New Yorke reat Camr pxrome Yountows, April 1th, 186 gine, | SCHOONERS—8 J L Chane, Michiag ; ae me t our loss ts irreparable,’ Metab obe Foliah sailors ye8- | menta, was nominated to the Senate today as Beige | fy hiaye just returned fr mb vie 8 be Tie Faerstas's Jovnsat, whose editor was Villow, Parker n wit safe pe aarerte A 4 boatapadid 9 wared re a wiler-€ it ia lerwt S that ar | BD Pr rom A prep RIVE the ast gun the Mer the abeil explode tbody have reported favora | tr ancing along the James Kiver f restored bo the f gen of the A Hastings ¢ ii, Aue Caen 1 LA I Ei | NEWS it left then e. Me ww enough & | the uorninati Ward B. Burnett for @ like posi are citizens, of at joast claim t) be auch c atioo this week, It ls ame | Giaate, Deep. Je aioe dave wish ge BY TELEGRAPI TO THR NEW YORK SON Ab hd ; “tikes berth Nag Alors isa nergeantina Virginia regiment, and wee 4 it otande by Macnet. § iA PR with olawseme ; ke her port holes, Bhe was undoubted, Department han tamed @ letter of | whe others are privates fr Alabanis regiineut ant 1 to minke, and | Allenton, F New Have i <a saree Vali the Recond day, a from the wud to Fing Officer Foote, in whic? sttor are not kely pevitneus of eit for to trust 4 iw. ¢ ater, with Gaby MONE i THE SAME SOT avy w A of her armament, ha ing aleak | the Depart t #t Menry Walke, and the | 4 The sergeant I found t n than to reek ite s * Hay «|, One of the yr wcaped foorn Fort Pas | officers and men of the Carondelet and to Acting | un usual Sntellige Tur Crotox Agrrpvet Board will receive wit ak! ia represented aa eoite that the Fetera) | Pirst Master Hoel, of the Cit ati, is thanks for of the Confeder | proposals ater Mondar next, for the struct ais New Mave booms Datteriea contai un What put ite shells | the gallant afl service rendered in run a he omld, uf ¢ : it ons ors " weil } y f tho fort t hb win take ri Bewers « stre Ath wt, from | u fueeess of Gen, Banks, = | " at “ the Carondelet past the rebel batterien on the | a advance, fewer at Sd av.yto and through Lexington ae, and | Kies port! aed it was aired, ring the f the e tof the 4th int tn the ra And | During the past winter COU) wt, to newer in Sth av. ; also in Poarl at., from , bry TACKOON MOUNTED sit Iupoanibie. ‘To barber sil dis. | crew of the sh fora similar sorvice un the | rsbele tad att Line wore dha No, 48% to New Bowery; alao in 65th at, from Bd av. Aa ; oa it Datterion were in w wimailar et ta justly due the officers aud crews of the move: | { Maniaasas tle troops wit a | from Spring #t., to 60 fact roth of Prince at si e Lint Mahemtbinrmes ———— tre tered, ‘The garrison consisted of oveT | pal boats, w Alon with & dope am that viciuity have Deen thrown tn here, where | Vixen Ranncun op cue Larvae Neor sVEw yvopr GUN , ew, sigs i Phage pe lr renliziing that thie tuust Le MuNt.—The Eleventh Regiment N.Y. 8, M., Gol TUE NEW YORK SUN, Flight of the Rebels, The A by the “¥ tiated the Meet rebel beltery and oplked the | F CO ght TD Blondel celta in a — tienen bes al po a ose ding Bae i I ssn Hiei atelteeele ee te ae ee arded |g day of fleld exercises, ‘The ont: FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 18 A BiG BURMEW CUMOIGRO ltct renee enue AUT rtad tal areal lg yl ed aratd hate Mies ie ale bit | el aud taf preset were Co Ma ait anaes i / ; ‘ - . ' : cluberver, Acting Major Lux and Quartermanter ey the w le line before ¥ 2 thet Fort F Ms sarah Moyers, A $4) meu reported themeelves, The tho usual ; i mikgscerestche gh 7 ' dad nou d | regiment went through the differeut exercines tn irate por- Gen. Shields In The Field. aki haent AeA Ul ey » ‘a juite wereditable manner, At dusk tacy returned r Gen ney ike bi fse : Queer Pro ng the spoctatora on the ground iver anid its forts, OPERATIONS BEFORE YORKTOWN. | io iistaince, wee nod omy to muy that tie work | ite td ke ' pany A, 11h Régiment { ‘ tt ae wit Sizel in the battle of At Norfolk increased a both pe nen @ bravely on F part ’ ° ocr aval acai wiley, kcak on 7 : sin PAA trong on al Las ainy ta the memorable attack bY nd a| The Work Growlng Hot, LATER THR MIRILWAO 1 MIGHT AO AT : tunes I told § 4 by Gen, Premontre Quand Doss have been male available, and t adding W 1 8 ha I hae An experience artillor r from mJ tue iy ac Hony THuKspay was celebrated yesterday in he Merrimac, which { Me Fane thal Use ened oF He A Lanes , . reas! thom impoalig cere ing the auuual removal pickets, at seatiabanemciiicdibiinliaide Healdea the wot t t nit fil Fing 01 ay the great altar to a aucred repository, usually dec life . tall te barra A real a rated with flowera, At 10 k in the morning ve civaneed from | BRAVERY OF OUR SOLDIERS. ; bread a ebegak salasia High Mead wed parbermed WN: 8s DRAG, a stall village | SES same" Tinney Jamestown and Youktowwy lune at Providence, I Pie HY idl 7a sae Hotes uc ota R he ' ‘i ihe bs » April A citizens m of Ger . on Richmond. | Wy ‘ Imactin Sight Again [rte | dren 1 ; be Stupuite 34 dente Professor Mury ‘ 4s moving, and bs tterien, te th ku mn hw et here this after i wate Chat he eace | Francia Xavier ege. an gub-deacon, and Mr ‘ Genctal ——$__—___— : Lh thea nlavery i the District of Columbia, | ip drtiking. ut the th his appointment ty a | Hsmmell end Chas, M, O'Keefe aa master of cere ; ‘i re ni ' tree An cateusive 7 he Baltane nd Ohio Railrond. Hrigadier-Generais ip, and baa not touche a drop | montes in the absence of Rev, Father MeNiert é / The War Oa The Mississippi n New putt N Uh the Taller Git | he Mattinore and Ohle Ratirends | frsix imntha. ite simile that Gen. Marler | ARer he. mass, the Conaectsied Hat was removed a refugees _ a prejwrations a K full roatrictions te in ‘ whe § | from the high altar to a taguificent repository con. MORTARS IN FULL PLAY.) : ; ‘i Wheel | knowledge of the Re ee peace port the Post ' ‘ ; DB alte M at Baitiiwore injuntion, he being een wb tame M = | te ia rep remented ny with lighted tapers cable advouale ian | shanna Ralls | who have greet risen of Postat. Rerous, ha tow: | Fort Pilluw The Targets | ii sgrovcveons eof De ae Se raerh ai kanivies ‘ ernor returned |! ones ont i wing that New York city u itis ¥ el ' Napieh ation wit . 1 t ' : Lon | ments are give The other Clery, two by two, rfl tnlettalll Ge A SAD DISASTER. og ui nest dey | Was it i W. 6. ¢ During tie provessioa the clergy and cholr mang tile be Stealing our Thunder, the appropriate The Sacred Repoaltory wan post. which is not paid at iinsaiatitinianimiisoatinnil aude, This i nj tobe wnlow at Lancaster. I hh House of | «taht ‘ f py of lade, about thisty i L 0 i} ‘ Y or apendin hew | tie : ; suas, wie] 80 Soldiers Drowned: |, ae jac 1 Una Pion at the otlon Gr suapnaing tlie work | os seeiug gersnlisas and Bomern la ppestabo ‘ t fit oor ba I forte at Spithoad, it was state : Chobe Hee : lala baa habe arannah, April LA "Toe Mt rnin ; Pts eta lie 6 patter ws WhAY. tha thventton|(OF HD | sosce reacusede ae aneraUhiacatertie arabe Lugs ce But 5 pe ko, ko, ko aie lat | ' werd were given f Monitor was discovered by Cap, | Gonsecrated Moat w siked is dae cone P She tel The t s mas ne the English navy, whose plans | 1 @ were also aft exer t up in postal 1 I 1 nay , oes, ¢ their mail jorious News from Banks’ Divisl Riv ‘ < Congressional Proceedings. ' Admiralty, re Ach the usa Offices of the Church fo acy ' tho tels tip t port od. This may | were performe oper gina dead loss of about three | Washington, April 17,—The following bas bean Pee Te Day Moo XAAVIIth CONG RESS---Seuntes be all part, which wo Gunstas Hest ladies of the 18th Ward mil to moet this our letters must | recetved at the War tment t 1 acute to tM ‘ pasha f the merit. of the | Sembled yeaterds 1 nt the resid Misa be tax atts made the Treasury: Mount Jackwn, April TAM. On troop ' Lol a. if W t LNlrelareas 7 Koerner, 185 East 164 t, aud adopted pr bana Nae ee oS A aaoint dk str! Gh thle: thorati 4 be Cc datarn: [oe abot ntion, An examination of the records of . h aud adopted prelim ecnae keen | oC ota 11M: Winks (he kes { privates of the: Mi Battalion, | the Pateut Oifier, will « ee any one that | mary" bea iibooadib fh are ian sare . J aud mre now in fr Miele ieaeiaal oftmal on Ub Bors Hepiduss | » ALLS that Ward, fn Lehalf of the German Both ¢ s $11 67H $2456 | ies Docent (ieonla Heaekt hak ary ft 7 | Captain Eateesoy is, beyond all question, en Aan weibilve: Gane , & «1191 ah eget Dutt 1 Warhin ret poribilt ‘ f electors | titled to the. h Mf being regarded as the NeeuceeG a ceaae ba haaginiee Foris 7 nan | they | ttle there reninted | 1 f nf electors | titled to honor ¢ nig Fegan the 14th Ward German Club tu aid of the Hospital, Alstara Vo wasata 4 r advance er bo cal titoe for the burning | ele , ; fin tie BD Colusnbla, ering "| original inv of jhe principle of revolving lash, avelilina) ab: $18: Beocaan Wteeic and Fe + MU NaL duzcity | had accumulated at the ¢ By A. mat | fe a bye : passed ere Daily News, howover, is moro | progress in arrangements ections for the : 1) tue rebels mo precipitated, Uhat ered fina be ‘ “ ‘ 1 1 ' ‘ t t wed, It Captain Con nt n was | Assoctat f the 9th Section of » ge0.ny ‘ 4 tw sive ial fotne i tof the Interior Departinent rates suthorities, | cla! Reform V ad n very liandsomne t ey : maar e | t e tural iniortaat Thy Va!) | iwly one year before Captain Entice, | sas eee fn age | ‘ ' t 1 tly plu n Lon the same y pie as datielty congnmed' th : 22.1Nhd Tow troy wetond 6 1 | Howeyte Maint t \ t | that hi the Monitor has since bee 1 instrumental and yoou leeeuianeat t wot, Car | ; : ” h ; H ; 1 theae plans age yo doubt now tort at gL, We . . $16 $i 6 | tt t ELM | ‘ Hall, 465 1 ew A198 | t that ber | It may be that ¢ us Entceson. a Lethe ; | i pee ' MeoM Cal) the t Gedon hie ung : saat ee ighly euccess Boine very £ perntle sele : 3 749 | he | tee i uw Very in diferent | tons were ¢ aud the alng: a tibusas | 7 y 1 ‘ tuoied until be pa the world, without any 1 e Boar . eats fee lon f‘ Aheravar | fe Of Represent ! befure us | conclusively that | 8 Vice President int mir, in the age. What cant than t t! Clee ‘ r . t : ¢ official position ( ‘ wl 1 t Village a i n t ave | the at frhbea 3 ; 5 ipsa’ ‘ ! he ed | “ accept 1 t jee ahi vege ting | § devide b favor oft t Jiu STATE LEGISLATURE, Senate, nie Sagi jand a Rose were sly n ; : | tu iss ' ‘ reign nations, Ou tactin of Mr, W er, the thanks t : A ; el The Operations Before Yorktown, | toi { Api 17,1 to pr Is | Talk of a ‘Prue Soldier, the Board ¢ offered to Mr, Jellin o ec s ' 1 j ae We ; ; Direg'n ‘ Piel erie mol : ‘ W ‘ Now York 2”) was voted the I Com Bouth Carolina ( ; ; ’ ‘ u a1 r Pah Y | roitce of the ety, Menura, M. Putzel, Albert Sarco reatan @ ie ikl eeig Vaontanits Woy i" ‘ 1 HD 1] Krust Jacoby, F ns Emil Pfeiffer, U Ra AON ; lsiewoods re naa an t ; Ithied ‘cutered | elect 4, and the Board ad, duces a postal revenue , w lesa | oft t ' a without ro. | Ietterm, T Andie Abeer aint , * Fis We lave penetrated @ | ‘The Turn-V New B 2 have cordially @um than is ! Ly two or three wards in iy an v today at t " ere + 1 r ; tw 1 ; ee | , rallwey, | “ute oe oe . noe t in the city of New York, There The rebels yesterda. wit t 1 Fie fleet i f the N . eat ¢ : iatet | inet We Cesta Rake ote ee ae Believe that a circumstance | enocd ¢ ‘ongthen 9 batter tet | , t | t : t Thies to ¢ Ti Cov 1 x ; paket atanit tothe left of Yurktow t et Mrot tt ‘ Thw ted t ead Bhe passa 4 1 ‘H SIO } oan | sence (her ' Court, fu the wut of € mat ihe * cointnne [bate \ ata] Ait ia ‘ Canal d ot , OM. MEPCHELIL, STA Basiedleh auld Coolh aa eepavar robs and the i ple of the eka? w hae 2 metab, al ; ies, de fo areal Tay, | va } t& Con for § endors Bir. Courax acquainted with the postal | a 1 Perey Cn AC ERO Jo the M tropoliteal Met Ti for the HH are doing a | wud Coit, dated Bopt, £34, 1587, @ verdict f ante of our lar nd ifhe will exert all | three of the enemyte gun . Wisk ' row, afer # oaeutik “ i oe TNO Bay Acai voe | aransls athen Ageluss #. Ws Benedio, Of his « and intluence in the passage of t t tow ceased for awhile, but ae ' *0pAe ee ‘ ea oan sul at TJ aot agaiurt W, A. Colton the ground that the Bill introduced Ly the Hon, Mr. Hurcitys, * Yon oar part late in the aft . CARE AIS Tr tases phsseel el ae tv the B laid ont \ Wed ae ee eee will confer a Loon on the trading coinmunitic ented tlt daylight thie r ie effet Port Pilaw Gay tiie Tait lak @ the | Pieraer teres rea a ane the North and East, and make himaclf a | enting the rele from repatriug the du ‘ ne ee ? ae Srenino BO MILITARY NEWS, binding Gai Dia ot murh the nd position which have rarely been adhleved by eee ae an amp. ‘1 * ‘ | en eva ae temting to F the Minaiwsippt with & Western statesman, If put to vote among the | 1.6 as the f on i Doaieac rere , m oud |B Lara ealrty be / wt i a a 8 cargo of degara, medicines and dry goods, —In the People,a two cent uniform rate of postage would | Gur jous was Sergeant Ih Pi Michiran: | eer eet : the ©. Be Company ti 1 ‘tue la ‘ 1 t Afb U, 8. Cireult Court, Thomas Duffey te being Ge volad fe ty an cuarwholmine alos sina ‘ . 4 . tT that Gen: | tivet Relative to | tried for the murder of Alexander Small. Uievery portion of the country where there 1 the Mountain Department. ¥ Ne \ t ' u wed inp raked 8 poo hieaagd ceil 8 fale shar of lation, commerce or ine | Yesterday ar ter, of Bordanta wbiary Van, April 1 1 expedition J aay ero Td privates mas 150, are ed vaa decided, Gilbert, against the Migence, and dollar less were con \ as pr tally abot t J returne la, j smembty, William, wt rounded by w Phi i t lees wor Taps M Fravkliuy reporta | ye ay ; i ; " ) Bullivan Manufacturing Company, on @ tute, thes bributed with t ple uniform rate than with na ta took y wtorday further | that one bridge wan burned by the rebels Just F iua tie e { : May iss aes saints It fs not sary t @ tho receipt by an er Our present incon nt f charges, one| a egnety J + # the recent attack 1 The flag waa | actions of the State Militar The repo || quence of the removal of B: doraer of uotive of pretent, further than by the no" nd three centa,it will be of yreat a to | Mabetiowel very wrent gatiautrys ‘The results | cheered ab various polute wloug the road, ¥ | reviews thoroughly every t alluded to in| Brown, Colonel of the Bth U. 8. Art tary's certificnte.—Tidiy'e ealendar f Mis ecannasta ol while ; | ave bobyet ‘ 1, » io ot ‘- . This expedition a Y to! ta ale ¢ | Fort Pick t) Port He t @ headquarters of | oie ¢ t, Part aas fi ight ad : v4 A flag of truco | Mt avery iin * t a |t t ation of a vant AL | ‘The matled slooy a, at the Brooklyn b TL TING, Te04, T2O8, 7220, T2A8, Mart y all, Menibe : Piva) t Ante Of Atwil i Geis Md Anat | ed, The report was ordered to be | Navy Yard, bas got all her coal on Lgangs | 7 4 Tad, ‘ ongress or Si r eon Cape ( ‘ ‘i f men are W n her night aud day, §}o | ‘ € c Wabash will venture t wl} te taahanin arene , . : t 1 Nae lebat | will not becompleted until next week, T » il @ measure that is tan GT ALKA edauart eene Wa pec one Fielyp Hew astructl about 4 1 a the « sive use | ance of the Roanoke's crow, now on board the tenent every considera justice, social want Drie tin bstunua (ieapieie caalcacnee (realise ean’ tke ea Highland aud | Srikiete put al qua Ma Marth Carol og ons La Hy mm They , wel gonnd financial policy, The members f ' ¥ Book were received here last ev ge Tho | ties are thelr etfect pt re ray ‘ received t ‘ a liberty to apend is _. pre : Aen Ohio, Michigan, and Ne ¢ r tains atelogra Tea lates « ast 8 t if ‘ yester a groat nuany visitors at Ow si edanh Baie ive us at oF { comprehensive postal \ hy 0 t |e) 1 $ Tie € ‘ tteon the general appr M " baa tarda Pal arto RM Lape ‘ BA nese aw Y 1 fi eal WA De eee ai logs | THe aUrY wouer Julia aMived a Lujouter and B,C. W a pla e-rmoal measures that | ‘'" : sips : We uitce of wate Appraiser, | to gether armamett ou board, ‘The ship & Mr, George @, Halleck, Trustee of the 18th Ward ; Bow and and little, if | the f Pitt l 1 to bee guerills, 1 use SN NG OA a i pard Knapp also arrived from @ six months tour | Mr MoNorygg Principal of Grammar 0 statesman of i e equal to | gay ‘ t } ‘ aided ate (a t ‘ aie Blind ¢ istriiutiug the appropriat “| of blockadi y. Bhe requires stores, repairs, | Sob anda large num! £ ladies and the task the * y time ap lciotanistsQedkhal tite iiniee * | ant, end killed ji Who attempted | # Orphan A\ pro rata among all the & nen were also present, Tu this deportment oar and a pore Peosigspeaeetggiok ; ets H tiie state, On these items the House tnsinted | Lent, Col, Vinton will receive proposals up to nearly 600 puplls, and over 9,000 A say peg TE Vani Telrgped | erent 5 a | tie 28d nat, for mupplyng the United States army | entire school, The following From the South, | EAA is ti Bi arly | ; ‘i ‘ Mr. Stetson reported the Senate Excise bill, ‘The | with launel, sewing cotton, cavalry chevrons, &e, | teachers in this depart Late Norfolk and Richmond pa cont euregerd Deus | Wi ' dprit 17,—Yesterday a | vill wis went to the ¢ thee of the Wh > Hoyer, Dubols B, Frisbee, Silas W Various int fi ta The Disravon saya in ‘reference to affatry | large boat, gontalning «1 ef the tun and | Mr. Priugle ryjumted favorably the bill to repea - Mae eee one dre Ge Monee Miohal, Various f news from “retel- | jx the pouingula, that no anxiety noed be felt wa to | ct : the wot to widen Main #treet Hrooklym, when on fark ret" A. Bosak, Marion L om, ha Richmond { eli of thie & (ug battle The ¥ {oer Toh Pe vauia Regiment tion of Mr, I the bill was agala Fecom.thed. — Young, Amsui ingesecl, Margaret A, Mo- 4 The J ] the result of the forthcoming battle, ‘The ¥ aw nants 5 the @hanaudos: Sep le being the Congressional NEW YORK AND THR VICINIT®, Roun Ax + , auth that it can only eu ore to bodriven back to the Fortress, aud thoroughe | g, 4 and 6) mien and several off | portioniuent bill was postponed till tomorrow, Ad. — ag Rite the progr Persevering : ly vanquished forces under Generals Lee ts retnererehy | edad ‘ Tur Goverxon mas siaxxp tho act for th la teary Madey Wha ioe mi A ¢ 1 ore jeneral e Fare Adjutant Teatman, | JoUraed a stax et For tho | a Beading of the Holy Scriptures, Mr, De Larnater Au, Ricuinond papers say there Is nothing sebhe q Ma Meeruser, A Capt, Wilton, of tho $d Brigesto, Comniniinw and From Fort Pickens. ba ne of Madiaon Square, sc Seta diver RN tee om Yorktown Indicating an imumediate fighto |, 2¥¢ Rleuunond (Disratou has some comments’ on | Capt, Ward, ‘The regiment was forinerly can wisp ataainee BRIAdal nite aisieedl ab’ Fla vik Tux Packer Sus Yorwrown, reported as | |8 E: pring”. .Charles Wesley Dutcher hat the enemy is ih e the Morrimnac, wich it spend two days in| mandgd by Col, B Nie ny RET amor P ’ | copiured by confedoraty privateers, ie now ef this | @ Blaqiaa, Beet Bpring is returning”. .Bchoo Y 18 Vike thn, ant at & bridge, ‘ nn | manded by Col, Bobleu, now Acting Brig. Gen, of} on the 10th instant from Fort Pickens, She | P46 OF 9 Dri vphoeri wot 6 Declamation, Gen, McC Aggross to the Bowover raplilly he may have approached it ho | HamPwe Roads Vantoring the Monitor wad the | ue dd Brigade, Gen, Blouker's Diviaion, ee ey ene port, at pler 19 E, B,, loading for Loudon, ‘Army of the Potomac, Win, Martin Hogencanp, uses, to aoe whether it Le vale an ed Ite | Yankee feet to come up from the shelter of thot ——— - ~r» | brought nine refugeos from the rebel camps, one | "Tyg Bouxp Stkamnoat Lives, tg Boston, f Siac te Bag he ee _em pees that the Southern caumy cf : her, atteries, Tho rebels claim that the Morr ¥ rt : Items from Washington, | of whom was a sutler in the army, The arty | hayo advanced the fare to $4 fos firet clade tickets, EX TION DRILL of 1st Ops got Queripel VkioWn | Yue master of Hampton Boada The exvivit yt tbe L * Wustirg’on, Apri L7.--The bill to increase | rau away from the rebela, taking with them | and g2 00 ocond clas, “6 Bloging, # opp fof Adiriavannanss 1 bCUOOh 10 Prize 8) pelting : ii Bi g. “ Spring”... . tee Py ony bap | oe. Willard Gilbert Anth 13 AWARD OF SPELLING PRIZES, Bi 14 Declamation, “ The Confiscatio Henry Clinton Bae! 15 AWARD OF SEMI-ANNUAL CERTIFI- Mr. De Lamat ‘The Pleasant Spring hase again” ‘ 17 Binging. God Bless our Native Land” Miss Margaret A, McGeechy, and Mr, J. C, Wood CATES 16 Singing t vusle teacher to the school—presided at th plono alternately, The singing, generally, wi good, General McClellan's vow celebrated eddret to the of the Potomac was a masterly eff It was delivered with emphanis and correct gestic tion, by Win, Hogencamp, « boy about 18 yea 1. He was wwarded a hearty burst of applausey aa hetook hie seat, An original essay on ‘Sprit, ite author, Charles Wesley Dutcher, @ was read by of itor thereabouts, ‘The next wae an exile ' without arma, by Ist class B, under the mnand of Capt, Geo, Vincent Queripel, « very intelligent lad of 14, who gave his commands in & ttone of voice, and waa well obeyed whowe ages varied from ten to Af | voments and marching were J ar avd dist ear The ce ni vory creditable, Next came “The Lg e\)ru Speroh of Mr, Orstor Climax," a comie deckat mation, spoken admirably by W.J, Millaya lad of 14, Too much cannot be sald of the manner in whieb ff this real +1 quitted himself, Orator, Ciltmax hin inot bave done better, Nows the feat of the doy, vie.:—"The Prise Bpell' which waa@ trial of skill, in order to 6gg- the Siperintendent that Lat class A, i 1 in orthography, A prize of a gold penod * and pen was offered to the best apeller and at (Rambles among Birds") to the seoond best « er tu the class, the former by the Principal andl th¢ latter by Mr. Prisbeo, tho teacher, The boys td stulied bard, Mr, Trusteo Wandell said, N was loft to Lim to elect words from newspapers and ka—or elaewhere—without Lge di | t teachors with them. Mr, W. said he tod the most dificult words a proceeding which he thought unfair, tll the teachers expressed the utmost confd in the pupils, and he had prepared eighty words without showing any mercy, Amoug these eighty words were negotiate, é- iprocity, eminent, Iinminent, column, campaigyy message, collonmus, socenwiontat, tyranniaa, traf, quility." mate at nome of thee | words by the boys, ue boy missed the word’ axillar 4" one * cainvon,” two | supercilious,” five * resusdle |) impannel," four two * easter," three “ ayll-, prairie," tv y one miss wa « one * plebel ” vireo cinnamon,” one onnolseu: three * vignette, one J eoventeen “plagiarism,” Five | we wanes follow missed uo word whe « Albert F. Reed, J. Howard ey 4 Edwin FP, Owens, Charles W. Dutcher, Thomas B, Pierce, The heme of John Milla,(the Orator Climax of ther Programme) should properly bave been added, os he only missed one word fplagiariem), and sixteen, thers nulased it Le 1, for be spelt more digi” ult worda correctly the boys who missed no words did not get that word to spell, Th five were dotained, and ab Rang prog 1 several words, the boy who tase‘. faving to stand aside, ‘The ultimate wiun+® %y Thomas D, Pierce, avout 18, end Chas, W. DOS about IT, Proviously, Willard Gilbert Auliony, @ ' £14, read very well an original essay of on The celebrated speech of Senator Trums bull on the Configeation Hill, waa then delivered by. Henry Clinton Backus, an intelligent boy of 14, The, seul-annval certificates were then presented by Mir De Latanter, aud after some addresses and singis * the exercises closed, BROOKLYN, Tie Coxny Istaxp Rattnoap.—The work | n this road i# prog ug, and from present ap pearances tho track Will Le laid from Brooklyn ¢ the terminus by the Lat of Ju Tix Orn Warp Hostcrpe.—The Grand Jur: esterday found an fedictment of mane: slaughter ajrainst Howard ©, Conrady, the police ma killed Paul O'Neil, while attempting to | ew from b astody, | Boanp ov Svrenvtsons.—Thia body mot at 0 County Jall y lay afternoon, A commun, at ra the inanagers of the Brooklyn Industrial Behiool Anoclation waa received, asking for the use six lota of Inu rt to the county, Reofer- red, Supervisor Kirby to make some atate- mentsin regard to the payment of the Volunteer Relief Fund, but was prevented from 60 dolug by the adjournment of the Board, Ovrnagr ty tHe Crry Pank,—A girl named Mary Lackey was attacked and outraged by five fellows in the City Park, near the Navy Yard, o1 Wed ght. The City Park is — disgrace to tho city, Tho t ble wooden feuce which was placed ar ad it ly entirely destr d aud carried Vforf 1. No policemen are detailed to guard t, ond it in not wufflolently lighted at night, Kixas County Youna Mex'’s: Reronicae Cenrnat. Coumirres.—The Republican young mea | this city have recently formed an association us. tact the orvanization of the party, The follow | int Vi President, P, W. Ke 4 Bd Vice Pregts | dent, Thomas C, Walsh ; Secretary, 8. Alph Smnith rer, Johu K. Bulmer; Exeoutiv Cor 0. Nodyne, P. W. Ostrander, Wia Hont, a Clark, B. McGrath, The Cc inittee will _meet on the frst Thursday of every ath, WILLIAMSBURGH, A Gross Ovrnacr.—. ed Catherine Butler, whil Avenue, between 10 and 11 day night, was attacked by tw her down and dr: cries for help br Tth precinct, and colored woman, clock on W men, who knocked gged Ler toa vacant lot near by It Th bt toheraid the police of the {the ruffians, who gave lle ‘The other ravish her, name as Juln Edward, waa arrested, Post Orrice Removatr. May the W rgh Post Office will be remover from its present location, in Grand street, t the building known as the Wall House, in Fourth street, ‘ On tho first of ianusl JENSHY CITY, Tur Wourxnen S A movement is being inaugurated for the establish. ment of a Hospital in Jersey City, to provide for the care and comfort of the wounded soldiers, The Ladies’ Reliof Association are making all ne- cessary preparation in reference t tho furnish f bedding, bandages and linen, They will mect hereafter at Commercial Hall, corner of Montgom- cry aud Groen streets, every Tuosday afternoom, and will récelve ali coutributioys that citizens may wish to make for the benefit of the wounded sol, diers, Trtau Tre ov A New Tow Boar.—The piers oF New Jensry,— stonnatug Johm W, Hancox, built for Messrs, Port, Rowe & Bylvester, of Jersey City, woat on a trial trip down the bay on Weduesday, She is 124 foot th on deck, 23 feet bearn, 43 feet breadth of Lock, and 814 feet deop, The frame in of New Jere 8 ak, Bhe haa vertical beam enyine of 86-inch Linder, with 8 feet stroke and # returu flue be 21 feet in length and 8 fect shel Fires, Accidents, Inquents, & Conoxens Inqvesrs.—Coroner Willey hold up inqieat yemterd s a the body of John M ° Was accidentally drowhed on Wedage ’ playing pear the dock foot of Warren Mrect, nur Naumann held an inquest ata Louse on sng ‘oruor of Both Atrect and Bib aven fa child, daughter of Mr, Win. Clare, ried to death on Weducelay. ‘The with a number of other children, was dancin Jeet a bon fire which they had Ughted in a vacant {ent t at the time of the # Pollce Lutelligencs —Jobn Rice and Wm, Kirk, both — | Annuers A Lance Stock or Lapreg, Gewr's ap o ye Shoes, of every deagription, Charan Oe at the ew shore, $90 ‘Third Avenue, near WM. os T. ALLEN, Agent, OD FRIDAY WILL BE OBSERVED BY THO! ganda, and those who make 16 s holiday, will fu Barniim's Museum the most attractive place in the city. Bou bie adverteguious,