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occurred on few weak

They [tbectosw raquoraquolvu leadenk as they are called] would desire says -liird tqrbna that it should coma from the great Powers of Kuropo conjointly and tap as little prominence as possible should be gWtotha^ofiBreraquoBrtta^ ^

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^f^^fi^-m^f^^^r^^iiiigui maintain the princtpka of free gov-bands was passed- ThegtieioJm^toajiraquoaod|^ their bappl-t b a C c a ^ t r t l o o t e w a ^ ^ ^ e i ^ ptcaperity^and not only theirs

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and that ire would be anxious for tb field OncainthafieldtWewiU show our friends that wa too) Iha 10raquoth can fight We have the fatdligeocc the muscle aad the courage all am want Is a cbanoe - It | s straog to as that we are kept hare

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inrealityonly five couipaniea are doing duty which It has freeler donated to sll who The other Ave are doing nothing at all might becomeittfriends and defenders And NowI suppoM you will ask why are jou again eirenmstancea have abawii to the satis kept on attcb duty when your service are (isctlon of thoutandsthat there iraquoraquotill anothshy

er set of patriots A CIKH who are inteut upon saving tba Union at almost any eacri-6c They did not seem to be in circumshystances todeg go to the warbot were quite willshying everybody else should go and to make the Idee more tolerable for those inclined to go they were not slow to answer yes to almost any tavor required for the rebel of

why a large and wall drilled regiment is kept here doing the duty that three hundred men could do It is not because we the

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iheir policy t home They are to caitjb pueAlageraquotiiraquo laquo loudly for a mora vigorous prooocutioti of tbe war and reproach tb goieruueut with slackness^ Bnttbay dotic^meabto^inter ffere witb southern InalitutiOBt that it to aay with aWvaty nor tltraquo bull^bje^cate^ti^ftolj eK bull Pbey malntaio that the object of the military operations should be to citable the Nortb to dlaquotoiKd ettarnjfiacinA--T would fiirbtti^Tlbey canVrnafca poth aad Boutii consent to an armistica thy get tbe armistice aay I ord Lyonathy mean to have a convent Ion and whan they get a conveolloo tbey itrtend teraquo obange the constitution^^ gtrinjf laquotbe South ample SfiCO-

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adteoture- aays the Troy Times c the night before Ttrtnkaghrlng a prevloaa to tb commaueeaasnt of tb sad-dcalllnemwhlcbleaoltodAadlyand fatally Mr Lee was sittingib Ws study about one oclockin tbemorabMp ~ J

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will conduct yon to tbeptsc where my most precious treaJOre are paced He openad a door aniJ pointed to the cot where hU two children lay alnmbering to tb sweet deep of lnjii)0ai end peace ^Tbee bullidbefcaremychc4exrtjelaquoeU Will jou take them t He proceeded to aay that as a minister of tb gospel be had few earthly possession and that all hit meant were deshyvoted to bat one otdctmdashth education of the two children that were reposing In thsadjotaiogrooui The bunriar wasdrep-1raquo and vUtbt shVted by these-remarks Tear filted hi eye and be expressed the utmost orrow at the act which he had been about tocommiv After a tew remark from Mr Lee tit would-be criminal comwnted to kneel and Join wHb blm 6raquo preye end there in thst IcOerr boose amid the sttetic of midnight the oneadet poured forth his penitence and remorse while tbe represeata-live of a religion of peace and good will told him to go and atnno more Such n ltKXM has w parallels ^ 1 On the coacbMtott of the prayer the burg lar attemvttd to take bis departure if the broken window through which be had enshytered bull bdquo-bull

Why not go by tb front doct V tabl Kr L e - mdashamp

The man replladt There are oonfederates titor who would

bullhoot- either yoa or me- He desired Mr Lee to tak an oath on (be

Holy Bcripture never to reveal tbe psrtlcu tors of tlti singular Interview Mr Lev said K we UHncccary ee be bad the kind laquoraquot fetliagi towards him end sboulit never divulge anght be bad teen ot beard The next dey Mr Lea while walking with hbgt wlraquo met tb man Jn to streets at Wntet-foroVand on abeqneat occArion tew him from time to time

One of the actor la this tinguUr episode fill aa early graret but by mean that we are netat liberty todkeiote tkoiveat dilaquo with hlav^ What mo be tbe feeliag of tb otbeeperty to tbU myttertout wbenevar be reflect upon the fooely a y end the msmeahltc

8 t a ^ ^ i ^ c r e a a i y showedhlmwrf la brillunt color In Loadotui

iiwoti LWot^fhe~Dmraquort ddolBiJ^nd ordited W a th^iraJttaiB it anmbet that tbe fi^^anid gt ord for or ^ ^ j m m ^ ^ ^ ^ M ^ ^

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faodlie of volunteer when they never in-tended to perform one thing or redeem one promise but will spend more rime and monshyey to obtain a certificate of exemption from draft thanit would take to keep every proshymise they made But I am inclined to think that that little article which Congress manushyfactured very recently known as the Coo-acript Act will have a tendency to bring them to time

Yours truly _ RlCHARP MoSROK

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aome of them we know to be tro aad brave men wilting to deprive themselves of the bullswuete^ of society which Laurel or any-otb-

t place may offsr that they may have the gioriou privilege of helping by active r-yice to crutb this wicked this bell-born re-

|belilon and thereby give themselves and posterity a free united and happy country If there are cowards among ua I hope bo tiiey high or low that posterity will give tbtm their reward yea let usoearchtbem mit nd bold them up to tbe world that meo may knownthem and scorn them

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Soch to tb end which tnaaa ealstd aw vej^m j i r i j ^ R-Jawbe^^1- tat tf9 preservation^ of eJavery I i tb^bada[ r nem) of their own at Wtahbgton aays Lord Lvona- relatin tb substaac of their municattons to blm they would ratiWj ^ possible obtain an armistk^witboafethe aW ^bullbullfrHt o^g^g^^jlaquo^klaquoy- weold laquo J cepttheoflatofforelgoajealiaootf It p-peared ^^^i^f^m^^l^lt^ bulltoptb boetilitie Bot ^Mr Liacota a Lord Lyons phrase it thrown

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Taraquo P M T TattAMM Oikk nr Kakrocar bull-Tboms Bchacklettof Meade Cwinty ta dieted for treaeoa ia tb United State Or-cuft Court has ben 00 trial in this city since PridAjlMt aad yretwday a tlaquordlcttraquofgullty we reWertd gVurt hfraquo The case laquo u tried before tire Hem Wsnd Balltrd the pteesemlba eondneted by the Utoly appolnt-tcd OUtrict Attorney Thoma K HTA aad the prison defended by Wet P sad tlaquolaquoo D tmmm^ eeqrs This rVacbWt we oVavjeetdo nd cnt-tbroet wkvgt Wwt oft in Ififil when Uockeev ttM|rtl to beshytray tbe 8ttey WMtawictered wfakPorretoV command ws tatak and came hack with BraggV IntAdlng army last Pali ft left ihlaquo body tr Bod MilK tm tbe ttoUreg Pork aad wekt to Mead Itoaaty where he arrest ed the Sheriff fgteputy-ftblaquojln sad Awe aor

ftito the arm of the rttieme Tadlesa there it no Hcopyrntive but to go on Wltli war not to aoi^ugate^ iba Booth but to get the North aad tbe government Into a humor to ofiir-an arutirt|ee a a prelhninary to taking oeasurea fot the prerervation of slavery

ToefiectthU object the war watt of| ooores heproeecamd In a ptcullajf nitnoer The retyrraquormla mnrt not- be aonihilsted nor must too many of the rebel port aad placea of strength fait Into our handtv r t t must beisnexbAustlhg war firaquo tiraquo N ortb that our people may b brought to consent to e cessation of hostilities bull rlt

W h e n Lord L y o n s arrived at N e w York on ^i^^-Tinm^(^k^^^ h found the conservarire IradcVt eXoJtJog tbewt8cccmlnthlctione morning ^tolllgenot arrived from Wath-tagtoBwhl^dabdtbelrrtemg r^pta-^ -Oeoeral MoCWlan had been dbmtieettijfrom tbe command of the Amy of the rVtomaeJ TbiQeoeralM procesd Lord Lyons hid been rtgardcVl ist the representative of 6W eexvatiye prtacrplee in thejmy^tflci^k^ port of him had been made on of the or tickv of the cottservatt re electoral program mo Accordingly he says there wa great |rrltAtioagt ta their party not unmixed with laquomlaquotlaquornrioo and deopondency bull

Lord Lyons is seems Was convinced by tbeir reasoabg thst tbe present Was not the tioi for Bnglaad ti Interfere thepresldettt wnuid reject tite offer of mediation tad kit party would turn it to Account tatreftgthgt e$ng tbmttf re tritk tbe people and la-bull^108 a Lord-Ljrtn y^ tit spirit Meantime he appear to be vended by hie interview with them thraquot the time tt at hand whew laferforeaoe will im bo repelled Be has no ltvwlaquodmolaquo that tbe great militory movemenu now on foot to

iirituwd party ax eaaa^Th prtton said that bo had Jttrt obtained raquon Important tikiieiiiMi tt In ttit rnnfHtratr ifct and

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County oh iS^amprday morntag at the ad-vaseed age of M year Mr Pfllmor was bora M BnhingtooVermbut on the 19th

d^oir^t^r^^^tr^^-n tiVe ^^ef^^^^^$nMpo^ig^ oaoof the earliestaettiem opoa what rwai thee catied Nw Hampkbire grat ttbull Th oldhom^tadltilVdwndand rtccujptod b^l^olM^^lWW aotiefdieifJil^o^^

i bull Camp Laurel Md March 8 I jraquo JRHtogt 1 amr nrry~timt It to not gt

tny p^wet to communicate something of ta ftexest reiativir to^ine war And the only1

thing tncoaTaging that occur to my mind b to -ute the expieaslon of Artemas Wardmdash VbMt tbe Government la about to take- vigshyorous measures for tb prosecution of the

rwar And also that Washington is safe Aad all I quiet along the Knee But to the point__ ^l- x i Let me enquire of yoo bow tbota Peace partie prosper mong yon Those men who are so highly susceptible of aympathy for the ^nSaring eoldiers and who o highly

and congretohUn them for tbeir bravlt ami their devotion to their country

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ttbilaquokif all could bar been laquoMl-4tB ^ i c ^ ^ a s e h t bat to Joatio to tbe gov North th war would have bew satistaotraquo ^ ^ ^ ^ oldkvabe It known tothoat bull r H|-pound B ^gt l o ^ P^gtpound bullamp vi-i4ivi iwatfiadto ail whom ft may ccoeern that t^MVf^m^^^B^-mim theiraympatbkthuslaquoplaquoared laquo i ^ r e - laquo raquo M ^ laquo i l mampamptmi-vAgt eetvedwithmvwortbMkfolnam Nertker raquo^j-ptmamp^ampPm^^ tawtratgn^raat-ofth tstmwUeb-tk47lagt^ ^^bull^JSt^m^iraquo^t^iM^gt^ ^forSaotesloB Therefore la behalf of| laquoktog s d v a a ^ ^ bull y J ^ i 8 g | raquo i ^ i h gt uattM^vrtIgnore

sod repudtoto tbeir pity for ns to any such fsrm We aak not for tbeir pity and If tear J ered should not consider it any more genushyine tilaquoo tiwugh it camlaquo from Jttt Davis himself Their sympathle are with blm or tbay would aot be eo over anxkm that we should wop fighting secession Thy may pontider that they do ut honor by calling thatr Peace Convention but we consider ibem insults Not that w preform tbacos-timmtiottftftbh war not that we have tost

tferfr slle^Unce w l ^ thsylnatitnttcaennim-

and one greatinaabs ta|d-- filavery

whatever stand ta the way gooader but

1 hat perfect confidence in tb honesty of 1 the Preitdibt but think i has given way

ty N Y aboai tTkfi wbera be tetideer till

till IMG when he removed to Anmragt Brie N YvW whWt twraquoherraquotidedlaquoli

ataayytoB Be was i M M ^ p h f meet temperat habitmdashmaking U a rate through fW lt f J n t W ^ V a-- gta^hMlaquolaquo-Aa^kdBhakl bullaia^aftift^ bull ^aaawaawa

QlfayfOOIf UflUIV WwapfT ngt7wT WMJJaPVM W W

kocwnnlaquo^laquoto^1n^xtoWng l^uort a a bevereg or ofiW tbem toother ryene enshyjoyed almo-eaiaiaiTOftjMd^^l health aad wee to well when upward of 80 year of age a to h able tovftUlthh on at Wash-tagtoamdashthat being the only lntoe when j

detvWte-the iixecu-

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Dxrirwano or A laquocWrlaquoaJllaquoAtraquo^bull suMuetkerebelllow will have any tatpor- American cOrretaoadent f4 the l^adoo tsrtt result The President need tome lav Spectator define the craquop|Kraquorhed ae a ere

by

portent mtlUary successe to regain hlraquolwt popularity and lifted Lyon doc not see how bb i to obtain them The next Con

he say Is likely to blaquo hostile to the AdmlnltirAtlrth which Uta dahgre of not being supported la ||raquo aasamptlon of ex-Uraquoordinlaquor)i power

bull 191 Moo John D Caton of Ottawa has written s letter to Oot Beymonr of New Yoriwwkkh occaptet three coloauat ta the Atbany Bveaing Joomsl in whk-hbe strong

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tlaquore remArtribl Tor lu thtok^headedneaa for it venom end for Hlaquo treachery Th political oraquoraquoe|etarieaye tale writer to a more dangjhWf enftmy by far t till ttgto roeal Uraquon the aotitVirn rraquottici-nraquoke who at to give waralng ere he rtrik

A Vkr roa (W^axp Tnoor- It U d that a ctaplt lttrgtrvtgt raquoHraquortbllraquobelaquol at Hr-plaquotf PeVrelpw thlaquovrrptlou of wlored troopx wkere they will raquo gtrgnired and drilled by competent pcrraquooe Hrsvcf col

^Me Narama the aaderd tdoodetl

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of aansasl sad naldi ^ ^lrt^tw^awaw awprx 1 H W T

ty s he wee endearorieg to Mm down dapUe tb tows

- mdash ewtrearteaof PM wrai anq ie gwarn o PIIWAI gtva hi irack aad socreeded ta rrertlt

bullflertaMkilaquost ad tijeLom (rat dsfcaded with ee^etmele ^eafoe^i^m)oftreraquort--

firettaiHKahwtt swd the are roa-vtottaa stneetk ttotislltodr keeks oav end

that o -bullbulln

thlaquorrraquoftd rtherW laquoaitot for erticraquo ta the fWd itaAyfceUfogtlcnyr| aaotarety rather than give up tk Dnioev Tb tott^rVAJ|jl ^ ^ ^ U ^ v | ^ t k i 4

ttpoa the foiitre ofth rtom^SrWj re-pecially that poftloa who have not yielded |kyptraquorirs eptireiy to the treitoroa laan-nc of Coppmheadtom

$ Oojtrt-^ mMif WWS^ 4 bull-1 tf aaa^tArtVkH ftftlrtsaPltgtlraquotelilt 4gtf tttal J O U r B A l 4gtf W sw wraquolaquoswa|wi w lt W ^ T W W 1 ^x-f bull ^ | r t ^ V T trade

CtotetireraquoQamptatt]arattoy sMej|^ojkoitotar

Who m toar behind him such e x1alte tildwt^Jfewartlt^ of ctasr taoagat at will be tbe oe

lT lt-UJ IMtit oar Wte~0it8

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too much to tiie radical pressurewhich has been brought to bear upon him especially ta deprivtagMcCielianitf theeomtnaad7 of the v Army ot the Prttornac Tdb hate ho ideadf the love the Army have for blm nVint bttt hlaquoie who bavewitaeated Ms brar-efy owthe laquoM W^wer wtth Wm In the bullev4d^figWV^tbePelaquolno1tLw saved ut from eo lluTatioa^ bybi conrago a a ^ i t t ^ a t a b V s ^ ^ T ^ m aWJ tuSl khhwtbtoio1 be true I am tori1

rtoilaquorathWooraquo of owftbmd at home are chstrged In ihelr v^twt I remember some were very patriotic at first and how learn they are completely turned such are not ta men for tbe^ t ta^when we are fightingfor our BAUOOST laquotstence - bullbull |^viavlaquojnioc-Bti^ sadbloodshed while ini the srmyraquobut hre seen nothing to indue mo to tarn tgalnrt the beet govern-mtraquot that CA exUc We have-been through tflpjnoch jk shrink now Wlaquohave carried tbestajrt and stripe thatgioriou emblem of our nAtion grcatne through the amok and roar of battle too many time to see it trampled ta the dost now hy thee taeakiag traitor of the Northmdashof the two giy bull me the men of the Sooth who instead of sitomv

1 ly trying to undermine this repuWlc come out openly and show where tbey atand by fighting oa the title they think to right 1 may be home the first of Hay bat I am aot my own matter until discharged which may not be until the twenty-first

A cod snow storm to ragtag and not tent U but little protection tgaiaet the wintry blalaquotgt--hut better time are coming Till then good bye Itoraerahcr me to all oar friend nd lielleve M ever your friend raquond brother

Bergt 0 J Dtmrxc ^ B m r t o t f r t Y S V

bull tlaquoegtM T H S I t e o v n tttlaquoitTNr

Annapolis Junction Mdbdquo 1 Mrcb laquoth IfiW (

ikV iwaerf -S ta The privilege of writshying to t friend occatiltilaquoally to n Mldiera sltnstM awe are i ltMT IntMlmAlito vabie lad ine Tf hlaquo beena hmg rim MSce t have trvfrteri to yon t will endeavor to glvi yon aotaethtag of an idr of tb ilaquoih

ire still forclaquodn ta remain oa thto

bullrtieto upon the bad keNraquo of eUiraquog- three meal per -Uy The editor t1rgttaraquo twh

P^^coe^ shbrtaeei of |gtroellaquolon tafTbVtoftM^^t bull

the desire for thtjwdety of our famitie and friends at borne not that we think ourselves braver than -other men but ta honor aad jottice to the heroes who have already fallen upon tb battlefield for tbe preservation of th Qorsrnment through whose vein flowshyed tb best blood of our country ta honor to them we refuse to compromise short of a complete victory All the favor we ask Is that th people prefesring loyalty will show It by precept and example aind time bold op the soldiers handsand the day will soon be won and the victory oars

Let Nottitera rehetobwre h w tblaquoy~nn-dertak to barter our right away tost there coare upon them a day of retribution Por Secession must and shall be put down both North bad Sooth

They talk of compromising with Seshycession after so much of bar countrys beat Mood ha drenched th soil of Rebellion sad to many patriot have found grave ta the domain of Jeffdom bull laquogt many fireside rja mad desolate o many kindred ties have been broken forever o many compsn-ioo who future hope have been Waited and the coming days of life made a burden eo many orphan children whore waiU can be heard all over th toad sad wbil tufftr-taghumaalty still cries for Jutlcethos mesa sneaking cowardly deceptive demagogue propose to disgrace our nationality by urging a compromise with rebellion thus togatlring rebcrtloa to blaquo repeated ta coming time sad future generation Let them put their hnd upon their mouths sad cry smclean and like men grasp their fire-arm and rueb to th rescue of tbeir country and the soldier for whom they would feign make it appear their sympathies are laquoo much tirred

But my Attention hs been called to another ctoto who in the beginshyning spared no ptn t aeoure to there-seivM the clnk of Union the object of which walaquo beat known to themwlvee at the time bat hat revetted Itself more plainly a day and month have worn away I altud ta those men who In the beginning of this war cried war tb longest aad toadest until they were called npon to do something to

Wt ire still -forced to remain oa tatol carry oa tit war sed then Ilk the aohto p^r |praquortdhv^hAfayvWaWt k^^MrWtgt^vVht gVn lWglftops of hit imoome-

t toneariy-ea bed eo laquoM Ooaiwd-

bull i iSfiSV

beswrwttttf - ^ 1 - Tetnioiy 140000 aad

bdquov ^amdashU

iy foei their pAtrketom met tritk sodden ctoafb sad when trot patriot war flocking sroond the old flag toeion of It safety and

dut off the track sad taraing ianoceot |trerelertathlaquofe until tbej havtWw to

lcgtok w u with pexrVt tempt W are still leriing the taredall m^otattout Ufa wljlch we bate led for tit jfat rix month $ laquo xc|taia totnitreiAnd gite bWr^tty l o w nlrltei nobopt of jawfonataajltobto dds to give etreagth to ear will aad courage to oar heart -

HBnraquoatsi atyslsesJttaisaiwesssa^ bullbull ^Tkok-stw the JaaS hstitistta that tka

f i a w ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ] ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ - p ^ l ^ ^ w i i ^ at^MtJt^ ahAAftaMStfaa WvA laquo lt P raquor wih^ati I awt nut to thA ao^tfahMA A M T ^-^ ^a^s -tf

na aa ssjawswgtw [WMS]F_wwww ywr wwai | WWWMJraquo ^ ajvrwiwwjatas bullraquo oraquo awe bullbull bullwy

mdashA portion of th Illinois cavalry belongshying to Gen Hookers army on Tuesday-capshytured tea rebels ta the woods near^umfries Vsraquo tit neighborhood of which place to ta^ fatted with guerrillas Y

TmdashA rebel mail has been eaptured~below Preampricksburg and to said to be valuable

bullmdashDuring the past week the Navy Agent baa disbursed over sixty thousand dollars in price money Nearly one thousand case hare been disposed of Tbe claims paid are chiefly those of seamen and marine

mdashTwo rebel steamers laden with cotton are reported as having arrived at Bermuda from rebel port on the 22d and tSd of March

mdashAt the Sub-Treasury on the 1st of April about a million and a half of gold and gold checks werepeid out for interest on the seven-thirties The deposits on five per cent temporary loan and for conversion into five-tweatiea reached about million of dob lata

-bull-Baron Wardllner formerly of tbe Ausshytrian service who was captured with flonc-

f ral Stoughtoo at Fairfax Court Houlaquov has been relrased and arrived at WtubinKton He states that the treatment of the Union ofBcers who are held by tite rebel at Rich-mond to moRtoutreK-on Thc - digt nm reshyceive even as kind a treatment Araquo is usually extended to the vilest criminal The rebel are exceedingly Incensed against Col Wxnd-bm and threatened to hang him and hi staff if titoy should mil into their hands Capt A C Webster who is conuned in Caraquo-ti Thunder to to be bong on tbe 6th insL at Camp Lee for violating bi^ parole Notishyces tothat effect are posted about thjn streets

ofBwmondV^v- -rTha Postltifflce Department to malting

arrangement to secure tbe prompt conveyshyance of tetter to and from aotdtor to the arshymy of the Potomac and those ta the neigb-boihoodol Washington Particular tastruc-tioss have been given to postal agents on tiitoobtoc^-t ii--Tbeimplaquoation Intended to be conveyed

j b ^ O ^ trcadtons report of the battles of Stwbltauataln aad Antietam that be bad bat a small rets rye under Porter to positlve-to contradicted hy~the tettfmbny of Major fjamertit given before tbe Oommltiee on the Kaxtactrfthe wi

mdashLieut Col McKervy Commandant of the Convaieecent and Dittribution Camps in which there were thto morning 3840 troops returned th only Copperhead ta the whole number In iron to tbe regiment from which be deserted- The Major bat given hi conshystat to the boldtog of a grand Union meetshying by tbai soldiers in hto camp

mdashCapt Moaby of the rebel cavalry made a raid near Broad Run Thursday Hto force ws encountered by a portion of the First Vermot cavalry A sharp fight ensued Tbe rebels took up a position behind a fence which oar cavalry could not get over sod from Which they were ututbte to dislodge them During the fight Capt Flint of the First Vermont cavalry and a lieutenant of the same regiment were severely wounded The detail of the affair hare not at yet been received bullbull mdashA military Commission detailed from the Army of th Potomac has found guilty of attempting to smuggle whisky within the mititary line Chas ionea John Burke and Joseph Post civilians and James Graham sa Engineer J one wss sentenced to have hto head shaved and do hard labor for thirshyty days at Aquto Creek Severe punishment was siso ordered to be inflicted upon the other culpriu

-gt-A spectol dispatch from Cairo (2d) Mtyu Tuesday evening Memphis Bulletin says the guerilla who attacked a train near Mosshycow have bsen severely handled Captain Loomto with about one hundred men came op with and attacked them on Mondaymdash Five guerillas were killed six wounded and twenty captured among the latter their leader On their return our troojw Mopped at s farm house to rent where they were atshytacked by a force said to be lire hundred strong under Col Richardnn A dc]Hr-at hand to hand conflict ensued Thirty Ave rebel were killed and a largo nnmlicr wounded and taken prisoner Our )ltgtbull wa lx killed and thlrty-fonr wounded The rebel were completely repulaed There in nothing ImportantfremVlckabiirg

--From Headquarter of Hookers raquormy W tears that tbe oow storm of TuCmlay ba entirely disappeared ami tbe road are sgaln In coraparsttyely gooltt condition Kv-bullrything tviusin quiet along the Kappnhan-aock The relHSto hare recently nnmlwr of hall In Predcrickuburg and t time the nuric oonld be beard by onr own picket Nearly all the fcm1e have left the camp A toW remain Ami nmc are Mtil allowed to come down Of late tbe laquotcamer between WMngtcAraquond Aquo-ka l-ccH-vrcrloadM With officer aad men returning to their regi meat Tbe order of the War Department relative to deeerter kae brought Ixck bund-

| red tad many are still coming- That sec-

been selaquon ami re|ngtrtlaquoi havlu bvlaquou chased by tb Vamlerbilf near Barbados which vessel raquobe etacled by a ouiuimg device She afterwards captured the Star of Pence and the Aldeba-ran of Ilockbaven

Col Bcekwitl) CommiJMrv of Substance mdte_iproposal until AprH-15 forfurnish-infi tbe Sul iytenct Department with 4000 heRltt of traquoeef cattle to be delivered here on April $gt or as soou thereafter as tbe Qov-ertimciit nisy (liltvct The caUle to average J at liost 1300 pounds laquoros and no animal to weighlelaquoa than l00traquo pound Persona desiring to bid for a lea number than 4000 should so state in their bids Bid from duv loyal parties will not bo noticed

mdashCol Bakers detective captured two Jew named Loyy and Miller upthe Potoshymac Wednesday with $10000 or f 12000 of Confederate money upon their persona A number of citizens of Fairfax county have been escorted to the Old ^CapitoJLw|thtaraquo few dajA charged with being concerned in the recent raid into Fairfax Court House and for expressing disloyal sentiment

mdashThe rebels who last invraquoded Kentucky have not escaped without some punishment A Louisville dispatch announce that the force nnder Qen Pegram which had taken up a strong position near Somerset was atshytacked on Tuesday by the National force under Gen Ollmore and badly defeated afshyter s five or six hours fight Our loss ta th affair does not exceed thirty The rebel loss is not stated

mdashThe name of Hon E Q SpauldJng of Buftolo has been mentioned Tuesday a the -possible appointee to the vacant office of Comptroller of tbe Finances

mdashTbe number of applications for widows and invalid pensions is enormous Since the war began seventeen thousand of the former and eleven thousand of the latter have been receired

mdashOne of the Moodiest battles of modern times was the fight at Bear River Washingshyton Territory by Col Conner with gOftharri marched and exhausted men against 800 Inshydian warriors Of the Indians 824 were killed Our Washington despatch give some account 6F tbe affair

mdashSeven Union prisoner confined in the Ltbbv Prison at Richmond recently escapshyed from ther hy the tbllnwing clever ruse The Small-pox having broken out In the prison to prevent its further spread the pashytient as soon as attacked were removed

(-for niedical treatment to the pest-house on tbe outskirts of the city In order to get to tbe peat house which afforded a better opshyportunity to escape from than the prison the riien heated a wire and burned their feshyces in blisters and under pretence that they had the disease asked to be removed to the pest bouse This wa immediately dona After remaining in the hospital for a few

hours theV managed to etude the vigilance of the guard-and mrke good their escape mdashThere are now building at various potato ta this 5tate 214 boats-which will be ready for launching on the opening ot tb navigashytionmdashThese boats will average ta capacity two hundred tons thus adding forty-two thousand tons to the capacity of the fleet

mdashTbe Rochester Union says it has receivshyed intelligence that to favorabtoto toe peach crop in that vicinity

mdashIt is thought that the Wetland Canal will be navigable at as early a aperiod ibis year ss it was last season

mdashThe St Louis Republican say the mershycantile bouses of that city are making preshyparations for a heavier spring trade than they hav known since tbe war commenced

^-Qeberal Halleck has officially complishymented Colonel Connor of the Third Cali-tornla Volunteers for the gallant and heroic conduct of hto command at Bear river

mdashA Baton Rouge correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer furnishes the public intelligence of a movement up tbe west bank of the Mississippi made by a brigade comshymanded byCol Dudley subsequent to the movement against tbe Port Hudson in-trenchmenu made simultaneously with the attack upon tbe rebel batteries by Admiral Farragut The iutcution of the movement seem to have beeu to pass above the batto-ne and co-operate with the Admiral in a movement up the Red River to cut off tht rebel supplies This was frustrated bow ever by taXrebelsclatting the leteet and flooding the country so a to render land movement impossible

honor their pMriotlwn kae sadly dgetraquolaquort- (tloti of tbemuntry is infcttc-l with gncrril-ett s ^bdquo (raquo ad trggUng perttoaof the rebel cvl-

At dlffswet tlm it he atviwa fteew ta I ry and attack upon our telegraph patrol In dtocoarsglng bulltattotsseato) are offreoa^tt occurrence- Deeertert from diitreat ways In dtoeoaraging

aad to swtodtiag volunteer oat of bard latiiifiiiliitrtiri r iViT rrtinngliiil ikiii dtotoyalfty shows Itottf the clrere when ekayvttKiryef dsstrttoa aadfnrstok clothe amd tseawy foe the the to cheat aad

treo^tot the enemy arrive dalle DilaquoanVction in their rank continue oa the Increase and the en tire army It in s molaquotj deploreble condition Their Artillery is o poorly sapptted with stow sal that saaay of their battrtos cannot beasedatall

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mdashIt issAld that some of the most distinshyguished engineer in France hare approved a plan for a railway from Paris to Marseille by which the journey which now consumes eighteen hours may tgte made in one hour and a half The distance ia 510 miles The plan ha been submitted to the Emperor of his approbation Tho~hydraullc system in which sliding is substituted for running on wheels to that proposed

mdashThe Antl-Carnlval party at Rome this year resorted to a most amusing device to render the masked ball unpopular They got up Into tbe nmr boxes and showered the company with fraquo quantity of sneering powder immediately every mask and doshymino went into convulsion of sternutation and were finally obliged to nbAndon the theater

mdashIt is reported apparently upon trustshyworthy authority that Oov Andy Johnson hi been succcssftil in obtaining from the Government foil power lor tho liberation of East Tennlt-gtoe that he has been authorised to raise trgto|w for this specific purpose bull and to cut all the red tape that might emhrrM him

~ Thf 7raquooraquoiflaquo IstitUr denounce a unshywise a bill Itpfore tbe ix-gWtotivc Assembly of CansIs to make executions which are now conducted with tbe utmost publicity private as with us on the ground that the moral effect sought to be produced by bans big can oplv lgto obtained by making the dl bulllisting work of the hangman v conspicu OH as |gtolaquoraquoibtc

mdashA witty foreigner said some rears Ago that thlt-aaUon wa dying of gab Not no tf laquofcflrraquo conld ttaWhlllea tnlt nation it would have been dead long ago Although -nuisance Vlraquo lt is hot frtal to national life bull mdashOgtonn Puff Right spoonful of flour

(not hepcd) egg well beaten-mdashlqt of milkmdashto be baked ta tea cups two thirds full ta a quick over IS minute To b tfraquo ed with nce or tugar and butter beaton to gsthef

- Mnh Moth Cake and Fried Mush Stir corn meal into boiling water till sufficishyently thick Add salt keep stirrie Hto prevent It being lumpy It should boil nearshyly 1 hour Pour It out in pane aad whn cold it wakes a wholesome and good dessert If sliced aad fried Bat it with sugar aad ereaea or barter aad molaatea

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