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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

REGULAR FyR,E ~ TAA.-M CHASE Of the engineer
corps has furnished the Bsistn with communication con-
ninIhR important intelligence respecting the number Of req
unT troops 81 the disposal Of Gen. TAYLOR According 10
the estimate Of the maJor and he BE- undoubtedly Veil in
formed gen must have he'd in bis command when he
eit Corpus Chrs from ~ 1900 men. n gen TAyfoR
'"ugh WIN hm u POINT IsaDsl from he encnmpmont op.
g'siie Ma@mDrs 1000 men, and .eh ~ 100 under moi
bh""H' ~ defend tne euuencnmsnu the RIO Grarde
NJ iofce is, NJ cyufss, nearly three thousand
We d pndefsHnd about he Time Gen. Taylor tlok no
ms H1e 10 W1fch Tor Corps Chrst-and from Whist vi
c'hHNtf ne t2Itsi auf1pfIty-that The whole Uni ed
aia's force then boo Teas ID NOT exceed $500 Effective
meh' ana of ih- number that not eshBu 500 we're e al
Austin end San AntYua.
We ore happy however, n hear that Gen Taylor b. not
o. weak a. Ne had been I'D 10 suppose FROM our previous
intelligence New Oflesrs Daily EofDmer
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

. MospAy. May ls. 1915.
Bishop Capers in the chair. Service by Mr. fetgu.
sou
The report OF the Committee Revisa which wa. un.
der confederation the Of adjournment the morn
ing was taken the question being upon adoption
whole Except much the coniiee has been permit,
ted To withdraw and was earned
Mr. Ralston presented another report from the Commit
tee on ReNisas recommending tho adoption the three
hrs sections OF the Oi the appointed ut the
Louisville convention, which last report the
inst named committee by thus General Conference Tn.
report was adopted, with amendment offered by Mr.
Browning.
For the particulars OF these reports from the Commit
tee ON Revissls. refer the reader a new edition of IN.
Book OF Discipline, TO be printed by the NJ. l.. Church.
South
Mr. Wghtmsn Offered for the adoption Of tho Confer
enee the fourth (and lss section OF the report CON-
mee appointed at the Louisville Conventon-whch sec.
ton was not recommended by the Committee Of Revsa
Mr. w. desired that this section shoad be adopted i'm or
der that the Book Of Discipline might carry with IL an -s
PLANTATION OF the views oi the NJ f. Church. South on th.
subject OF Slavery. Upon this qut there wa. an AMI
mated debate which was continued the hour o adjourn
ment, without coming To decision.
Mt. Sehon. IA tn. of the debate propo.ed q,
amend Mr. Wghimans proposition by insructny In. com
m''ec on Pastoral Address enbody the amendment pro-
posed. IN their report.
On motion OF MIR. Early Conference adjourned, after
benedieuon OF Bishop Soule.
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NEW GOODS.

HE subtcibcts constantly aiding their stock N fancy
- f'taihng by Goods. ihey have just opened
keh Hermann Barge and Crpe shavls
Scotch French and Bfoosie Gnghsms pretty anies Tor
children
Black Matquise Tor mourning dresses
fiji Warp Apacras
Lace aud Stnp'a Muslns, n styles ard patterns
Enbd Musin Dtrsses Robes
And other which, with Other recent ,upts.
heir assorment extremely desirable.
my THOMAS q PRICE A. IN
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NOTICE
To Stockholders of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad COntpany

THE annual meeting of Stockholders will be
hed Companys odce Richmond on Tuesday nornDy
goth May neIt at ~ O'Clock. JNo WILLIAMS
P ES-m Treasurer.
IL The Horticultural Exhibition of tho
Hcnneo Agricultural and be held nj The
Exchange Assembly Rooms. the g7h inst com.
mencing II O'Clock The address delivered At ~ O'Clock
precisely.
Califfse arra-gs conduct tLc Trksisu-wm Meb-
IT. VIM b. ChiuendeR Charles Dmmoek. Palmer Charles
Thonp'on andT g. Rice, with o adj others
Propreiors Market pleas. give early note, In
the committee, Joseph snton r. BoydeI subet and Iyia
Palmer.
Competitors for other premiums persons having articles for
exhibition viii please attend regulations az NAV be
prescribed by the Committee OF on having
the articles brought IN by before the limited.
WM. n. RICHARDSON
WIN. =. GAINES,
J.. r. GARRETT, Ftsrutiys
CHAS u. WILLIAMS, fCommilire
JAS. WINSTON,
~ JOS. 4. BURTON,
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LAND FOR SALE.

R1 virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Count Of Law and Chabesy The county o Charles CITY
pronounced on te ish n May In hs lsfG
Ing sad Count In the n Mar against weyrn7ek
and ohe shall the second THURSDAY IN June nsf ~
Charles ty Court house. ss 70 The highest bidder public
ton The tset Of Land Of
and Possessed lying The aid county supposed $40
% ne same more or less credit Of twelve
70 The costs o. suh and Of required
ea'h-bond with approved security vin BE- required pushl
-" purchasers The title believed rood only
WV b conveyed a. authorised convey BY decree
NY tt-cwfw RICHMOND q. Lacy Com'f.
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1850
sIGl.G5O
SI29,32O

Leaving net income Of s57.s2O
Not quite 81 per the capital invested instead Of 81
which - the estimated divided independent road.
he communication above referred to- letter from
the President Il the Richmond and Petersburg rnroad
~ which he stated That he had consulted the Board Of
Directors but presumed that they would be willing TO do the
uansp jahon Tor halt the income. aud stated
dlhcuues IN the way Of a company being allowed 10
90 ne own transportation, and reply one asking
upon what term the Amelia and Nouoway railroad would
be allowed to Gniio with the Clover Hill and Richmond and
Peter-burg railroads.
My information a. TO the present cost OF TRANSFORMATION
from me Roanoke country, sufficiently
ennble me TO show the which would be saved 10
t'ch county by the construction Of a railroad from Rich.
mond 10 Danyilo but supp,sng that 10 per hid for
hacoo aud pc per bushe The average paid on oil
The 'baeco and wheat which would pass the railroad
and there would be 10000 hhds tobacco, at
$40 psthhd. s2O3OOO
- cts. 1890
10 which add for amount now paid on back
loading $4,000
Gives amour, now paid on produce and back
From which deduct the estimated cost 10y rail-
road 2Is.3oO
Leaving the amount annually saved 70 tho far
MGR sIs6 700
nearly 9s per cent on the estimated cost Of tho rail-
rOad.
Surprising tho road to be built entirely by farmers and
the Income derived from only sufficient 10 pay Ill the eE
penses NJ rcpafs, transportation and salaries they would
save enough m rather over years pay them for the
stfuctipn.
The merchants n Richmond would he greatly benefit
ted BY such road; Tor, in addition tho Of
produce would bring that msrket there 5000
invested 10 merchandise IN tho country bordering and
beHe6tted by H.
Il my belief hist when the Richmond and Roanoke
Railroad shall be completed u will be found that evory
u expenditure has been overesimated and every Of
income under estimated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Pert Of RIobmesd.
HSl Wsi~ 1s a.y 70 ssioei, ~
ARRIVED
sehf Viva Brown, Bfown Tbomason. lime Rsnkn Whit.
tosk
seh Providence. Paterson, Boston a. 90.
SAILED,
scbf Cafhaupe Amanda. Bradbury, Phnfa.
Lady Warrington, Tyler Bait
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Shofi shofii

NJ have nov Store, sii'T of .hss ffou, The wyths
W Tad hnns Company Des@fs have been waiting
a. sssoftfent ans al o'tss peass OF
o." ny ~ L. y CRENsHAw BROTHERS co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

Leaving net, income OF sr33 200
Rather over 81 per the OF capital inyes-
ed
II will be perceived that, in the above estimate no
owance made for the transportation OF coal from the Fa
ling creek Pits TO Richmond arrangement could he
made with the owners OF those pits which would
the income Of the road by 40 $4,000 and
the company make dividends Of 10 per CT instead of
81.
1t may be said that reliance is be placed on data
derived from the Of 1910; fortunately are not
entirely dependent that in order arrive iolerable
accurate estimate Of the freight and that would IA
along the road The Louisa railroad, extending TO Cor
louisville, distance of so miles from junction with the
X +. and P. railroad, and "a miles from Richmond, was
constructed principally To afford the farmers that
ton OF the country cheaper OF transportation for
their produce market, and built believe PRINCIPAL
~ by the farmers themselves. BY reference the map
II will be perceived that the only which do their
transportation that road Louisa aud Green and
portions Of ALTERNATE, Madison, Spott.yIvania, Orange
and Hanover containing population OF 81 500. The in
come on the road Tor le45 derived from freight about
S225OO Oh cents for each 0habtant; from
travel was l9,l9Oi SO cents for each nhabsnt The
section OF the country which would send produce over
the Richmond and Roanoke railroad about $50 900
inhabans surprising produce much hand
that bordering the Louisa railroad and there would be
an income from freight OF Sl6S 900
Surprising them to travel one half us much
IN proportion 10 numbers, and there
would be from travelling 10000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
? The HorticuItur,IE x,,ih;,i
From he ". y. Sun.
RicIOrinI HiaIorN nf Enplnnd-- n

rctorihf history Oh Ehsiaud--Part y.
fENHls renowned and able work CONNIE
II by the Messs Harper the FIRST
iul specimen Of pictorial aud typographical skill many
sentiai respects this celebrated history
de Hume and smolet and all Historians great dne-
tive merit consists the uiness and
the and condition Of the knEom
ods of the modes of life,
worshpand short all the ordinary neglected cha
aeteTisies of the people These all binr-
which really character Nation and yet
history Of England which they have any proper
degree attention In this admirable
several leading wrrs-hcse
been treated fully and efficiently and here
Of the work that pictorial illustrations
value Every intelligent reader will course.
this work which bids fair To become tile leading publication
Ror Can or J. w. RANDOLPH n co and sub,eribe.
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NOTICE.

W The annual meeting of the Stakeholder,
ofthe Richmond fredericksburg Potomac
De he on MONDAY sah May 1885, At tie Office Company
IN Richmond, al IL O'Clock, N.
p2I O. w MACMURDO T,.a,u,.,
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Inrpers' HIbIc CnmnIefc.

81, afperS Btblc Complete.
W hhNDOLfH co. al Interested 10 call tss morn
'ng snd rranne Haefs Illustrated Bbe eompss
binding Ihey have The Only compete copy n Richmond.
NAPOLEONs CAfTIvnY at ~, Helena. b, t,ouo, Mor,bo
lon, paris I, and 3 Price 2sc each
hlso. Nspolcon and he Manhais BY } r. Headsy-yJ l.
Further supplies received BY DRfNKERk NORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

W An adjourned meeting of the Stakeholder
Of this Company will the Exchange an the ev
Richmond FRIDAY, June neI at ~ oeocs 10 eonJ,
act upon the report then to be made by
NJ The annual meeting the 2Oth with the collie
OF ter committee relative sale OF road Company
May la,i6-h w p STROrURR 1-,.,s,,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

The Richmond aud Petersburg and Clo-
yer Hal Railroads would own about
one nth Of the road, and would 100 On.
tied 10 one-fiith VI the remaining IN
come, 90 to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

General Conference OF the Meth odi.t
Il. Church, south.
Reported retsr.burg Inienirene.t
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PUBLIC SAIL
OF VALUABLE NEGROES.

nN MONDAY, the Sth day of June, 1916.
~ THAT being Louisa County Court Dayl shall
Court house at public auction credit Of I
discounted the purchaser chose cash thirteen
young likely valuable. We
Al the time and place, TRACT OF LAND containing
about $50 lying tn South Anna River
Of ouisa Court house. The quality of this land good
eIeeient improvements fine and subeiency TIMBER
Of sale. ELtSiIA MELTON,
JOSEPH X MOsBY
my 12-eQt Attorney. In fact NJ. L. Jobp-op.
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ITo Owners OF Real Estate in the

Ut OF HfNffHVNDs---Th nc hook cohiaining ne an
prssemen OF Real Estate this City for 1876 deposd IN the
chamberains Once, where will the y, II ensuing 20
lays for the inspection and OF ali persons
D. NJ. MILLER, CITY .sssosssr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

From which deduct for repairs Of l23
miles Of road $500 per mile
For salaries and office expenses
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Amount Of capital reauirsd
SI.O51Innn

amount OF capital required Sl057 600
From communication recently received from President
OF the Richmond and Petersburg railroad company no new
company connecting with them would be allowed to do
It's own transportation that road; the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad company being willing do the trans.
pOituol the whole road for halt Of the gross in
come. The road from Danyle Richmond would have to
be from TO 10 miles longer if should connect with the
Clover Hill railroad, but probable that the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad company would do the usnspora
ton Tor the rates already specied.
There would an that be a gross income Of 1923 800
Deduct the amount paid the Richmond aud
Petersburg railroad company Tor trans.
portauon I6I ESQ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
10000
23sJlO(l

The Louisa railroad is 80 miles long, and the Richmond
and Roanoke railroad be $50 miles so that 1t would
be fair suppcslng the charges be tho same, multiply
the income by 3, butt only increasing 1t by one hslf
$4,000
And there would be gross income of 357 900
An amount greater than the estimated in.
come by $4,000
estimates have been based upon the
that there be independent from Richmond
TO DanVie, the company doing transportation and
having no connection wIh any other company. will now
make an estimate OF the road connecting with the
Clover HUI railroad. The distance from Clover Hull TO
Danvils would be about l23 miles, which 80 900 per
MILE would be ri IO7 0OO
Deduct for not having TO build 4 bridge
at Richmond 80 600
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.

WISH to employ Immediately female teacher,
u who qualified give English, French
and Music One who has had teaching would
be preferred Ample Testimonials Of proficiency and chaasief
will be required Address, WIN. Y. GAINES,
my 22-cm Richmond.
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LAND FOR SALE.

HO1T'S OFFICE. Lottery drawn at the
- Exchange this sv.nnG Capital $4,000 TcIrts
slRS halves 6llc 5ile Package for
until O'Clock az HOYT'S OFFICE,
my ~ No Exchange.
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n o TIC f S.
|. @. O. +.

w NOuce.--The undersigned is authorised by IN.
ooau o'eseers OF the Poor OF county to r..y.
uhu' me sun OF neat month be laid Board OF
Nsen on inc 9th same month, furnishing u, paup.rs of
SAID county with good and wholesome for one
wishing to contract viii please subscriber who
VIII 'u'n'h an estimate Of about what will be wanting.
J. u kEEsSEE,
Clerk oversesrs OF Poor, IIenrieo County
Henrico
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-26

The New ugpass nr... sayr, + ON =
e''rlrInAu WhI aJuygd tu ih. -!rau.,alp
Al'n IA. nau Ai,tnl.lA-. We learn that u
}, the least 0i Gen. lal uts IuIvnuons 10
rrst0t hs arms Tor any IL. g.h ui uule. A.
o period no. more distant ;u,n ;yn days iue
IA avs 10 take up lip, line of much lor NnI.-
irrey, and Ndrvo Leon, the pc, reut ramp
o The emmy, lie lakes CdmargO. krIuO-
30 aad Mier ln hsrouu'. There are lauIrIs
Yet TO be pluckrd by our soldiers tgUm lie
tree OF hma.
The New Orleans Picayuna. speaking Of
Gea. Tayor's colIem. plated Oprrato ls. saws
TOmake the operations of thp army upou
Monterey more secure, is not absolutely
certain, Cen, ldyIof designs occupvlag tie
town OF Candrgo, about 2jU nries, 10y wa
Ter, from Aatam1ras. To do this securely.
!. j. neorsSary Tor him to have transports Of
" draft suitable 10 the navigation OF the Il
Gfand'. C1mlgO IS u lie tns Lasjs OF his
operations upon Monterey and this point
must u, first mpie the depot OF supr,ps,
tad ealInced ia style capable OF sustain
ing seige,
From the mouth Of the RIO Gmnde to
M1tamnrIa vessels drawing tour ieCt water
san run without Gl5li ucunn; above that
point up to Cunarg0, ihgre are not more
laau three leet water in E.LnY PAGES -
Steamers ct the proper drult san srursriy
| g gOI IN sui!iclen! numurIs here To answ ~
he purpose oi anlnvadua eruy, and there
to1eCaPL Sanders will 90 west To 6Hd them.
Before reaching Cdmarg0 he army will
have to take the town Of Rejnoso, = .rh is
between AlatdIunras and CauIarg0. 1t is
bot expected, however, that any defence
Will be made OF such villages.
Gen. Taylor designs nov 10 be at Mon
h'rPy d. soon in Jgiy a. possible. At that
pace, II u believed, The MeXicans VIII
mlke a stubborn stand if al all duing the
war. Il he troops under Gen. Taylor nc
Cnpy Monteaey, the whole Of Mexico this
Ede the Sierra Madie, will he in the pos,
session OF tba United States, mcluding the
mining districts o. New Leon, New Mex.
~, Santa Ee, CGihuahua, Sc. &c This
calculation Is based somew hat upon lhs
lea that the United States viii order IA!
expedition from the Missouri river upon ,bt
orthrrn Provinces, II This he done the
whnie Of north Mexico VII be in oar po~.
FrsslNH. SnIG adt>poSitGa at the forces q
lhe United States wUuIlsud,ap ggara, once
ien. Worth had arrived ON tha RiSGraRde
capt, IhoruIUn OF lhe UuHpd Sla.e- Dre
toons, was stlII under arrest Uy ordar .
i1en, Taylor undar charges ol 'sdsobpit
'nce Of orders ANA neglect OF duty is sal
,aring bis command 10 be surprised auC
captured ny the rucnV."
An accomplished Post Office C'cik ha,
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twn wt = an ~ tHE tus % Wv tHtts
this 'a"Tu ~ tst.k -. &c, pee )
uuT 90 ~ Vuuuuris and ihfv bauspss
ct b. aIIp sfS apd h's rtOs.in1 ., 80
inrurvd-- iAr u=bi cuwrsntrs ui aii 'h'.
- iaiisus ~tTt il,st ihT,f~ n"srf, iu.'uW =
ri y, ,hr W uis.ttI aud rsEaiIE tbta p
~ ~ H-istaHtF wss mHdr, ara /
49, sutu tnluta.s8 trpn ,arlut.. ou -
trr.. thai Ariels Aa6 %l,s sdrGsd thr tu.. IA
- Il al his t"Up, he 'VruIrg bs,rss.
lrsv.g on Ihe s,rs -ud uuuun,d
,u,'n' tiairIl ,e.taICurJ sad fi.rT
10 The prr pct b. d.m,Ud suupuasT,
'nd ~ H. mean llu,g a c tnug,s .un vas
s. ~ bt IBs pei, :, ~ coujuT ~ b uo un
'ha same ~ pet.
gt,e a,.uranres hat the ci,il rights
ol Va. ca ~ Nou be respected, and
OUT lToups al once dmPppn down oppo
~,te the ,uSn d cTuss,d q ~ the UppeI
Frg The Aueucan a,g Lsug DIS
PLAYED al Fuu Paitdvs." M,Airar
rrduub' near he crossing. Thr oI E,
rnr corpt are noS enrsRped ~ hr ru
skrls Of he Gsg1 30 morrow / shat
make saitshe sryaupemcuts iuT iae &C
rupsuun Oi the Iaan, and Tor Iattns
po-srssioR ni u 8 punlr properly. Mo-,
,aan ihrys huudrcd ui me pn,m,' >
W undrd have heen .elt in The hosp
. lals. Aus'a - Iu iu!i TrIreht toward
Monterey, Snh he ltagmr nls Vi hts al
ny.
dee,iT gsPr to rcPn'i that Linut
Gr"rge Srvco-. II very pruml'lug Nuun!
uiie : OF Ine : coUG- dEago us, was ac
crdrn ally drownrd While uurmulne &,
swim thr rIfef Win b.. 'gu dron
/ am. slr, vegy TrsrscIlutt, your als
SrTydGl,
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2 TAYLOR,

MaiaraofSs, MrXrcu, hN 90 lS46.
SIR On HE 2Glh nl Apri, ha urra.
slnn To advisr the atphrlnrnl tbhI his
uuisS had aciualty Ar, krH nu ana ani
IN Guu.tqutnce had loCnd u uect,s ~
Ia use authority Wrh y hicn | was vest
ed AM cali upon the GNerGuTs oi |. q.
isia, a aHd Ftxis Tor II Iocre, eacA. Of
tour r,glmrnls. lAr cIgAt ua,neniS
luus ctted tor would make ,rTrr ui
neariy ) coo mpa, NAtch / Gee med .ut
ticleat 10 meet he ~ouls vi lhe 1eltlcr
- Iu,s qiHiGsT.
Attne sane lIme that wfore 10 h.
Guvrruor oi louisiana. requesting lhiS
'ulCa, ! uddit Sstd ltI!rT 10 Sen, fAi
Il us a, dsslrng h,m 10 assist ~ organ
2,oa "rSo rrgtutu.s a"d haGug tn,u.
pgump'rJ sorpi,u. Ia ny cuianUnIcp
iun 80 the u stTaur. ihr Ctg8u ,ttuu
wHs seIS ,Nt,iN pfesCtihrd, brIug ma
1 di. u,m Nour llire ou 'hu Z5'n %
August, I6i5 I huu, nuwrSrr, tha
rhis organ 2,.t"n hos ~, u ryrr ed. 4. al,
u.urpu,rr ,nat Grnt,a. Gu,nts hascaIl
ed lur many moto votuu.rls lAn. /
de, mrd urcr,sa,N, tAleuonrg the cali IA
ut7 States D. sides l. ui,raua.
Il wiioI course 0r ro5 ,hp 6 ycrn.
IL, nllo q, cloy ~Ae,hrr rbe lu.urs rp,r
.,IalS u rui, q T.rIH,ii r,oqllp ,lr IA
u!ouUt OF iorcv !cnua Is uaka,Wnl bat
IS aognu huh.r unN a,sllrlu say.
Ina, Bis rrru orcrurn,. t.N on6 larti. ~
,rglmrn!s m-urun. oLnr, as ar.ai
a.kru l.ttt u.p, uad uha, a. II. k,ng rnr
! Gu ul lHr 2G h pi AyI, ! W,u kurA
batu 4e Mrst2ea~ .ousht Us al al, n
Nourd he bprrtc ,hn a,u,aI ol thr soi-
! nnlrers l. wasi"T tllr pu' posg ri G!tar
Iuug ,hv aver ana r,rlormsls such ls1
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re.Hmo :. ofd-"d 70 NV 80 ,br i,fA
ssrt oi Tue n'tf, snd ,O.k no., )
toT its HiTtsal
Alstgr awounI Of public siurss. bet
" "fd"sue. Ia, hs,u lassd essesa q
10 'srs 'O~u. " sIs Efsassty ,tc.s
eUrg u ifam ins PLACES wu,puw
hiIn' -" 6rlu rl-crs. sr,,ta. hun
dee ay.ksr-. aut go .he,s aIe suDrg
he sIt 4.isS tFru,stru "
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OFFICIAL ,uRRHerONDENr E

A large mHsS nt Gorrr.p .pand" ue has
G.a faYi inr The lrTrr e., ,rup,s re-
lite Ia he details ua ia IWo ACTIONS o
The Sh and. Q, n. sad the b. enae or T. II
ErowH Il these SrlJ prohhuy b. sent
COag EesS lu-mor'uW muEHlrg 5y The
President Of the Uri'ed States. u L.
mOI t. sprcugl IA lnal body 10 sgpnd
IHeIr pubnraIioE unml 'hpV haye aeen
laid beiute Il. F"ur ohpr hnirrs wefe
Iece vsd al the War iGtn u, be samr
.ne irom Grn TaN I"r. W. are nru
kngy 'uruhhed with copies ol such
, Etoas OF then a. ,E~ Considered pro
y"r tor pubIlCauun Tht, F!i hr auad
b. be OF al hrC rpsting character!
HEAD QghRvRRs, Army or OcCvRATr N
ILy ul Aia'dmur .. MAY ir, ISiG
SIX - have he honor To rrp,rI h..
py very hmi,d means IJr cr0>sIt Z r,v
e's PC yrDtfd Il CGnpet ptnrecutt o.
ihs victory ri the 9rh .DSl, y punrou
tgaln, the necessity vi whCh tXh,bt
a 10 the Department last JOar NOn d
htVe enabled lht atmy 10 ctuss on h 2
evening q the b,ulp. tab this city. wub
vi the attIlierV aud stores II ia enc.
E9y, and a gFeai aum erui pttsuncrs
% shnrl to s'T0y ehiliPty he Next
can nrmV Bat VAS c,mp.iIed 10 a.
y II the ARRIVAL OF heavy mnjIaTs wlh
= Ith 10 menace The 'oWn ron the lett
-uk, pRd als" ine occumulurluA Of slnlli
loal4 tu be meAu nule he ea,mN
bid sOmeWhai :, coveted from he c0n,u
4rn MS ilIahr. aud rughI sIiI, wuh
iir' H00 m,n ieH h,m, 10 have tasdc II
/ >p"cIaDIs dr'eucs mndr every psP
p,rtluD Ia cross !hs fiyrF shrVn lbe
E'Qn, whue tlrul Col NIsun made
(lvefsluu Uh he elir ut BBruH, and n
y ter Of march va. gtsen "ul ioT ~
cock es'rFd,y lrurn cong npsl Eat
Browu, whpn ] waS waued upuu b.,
C'D"ra K suena, ,mpo Serst by Gen
Ar-ia, Comm ,udIng me hlri Gl lht
al xraB forces 10 tieat iuf an aIiRisrirt
Hnlll the gOVtthai'Hls should settle h,
Supsliun IrpdeG 10 lhre. thai nj
Srms'Ice wes NJ OF The Qn'euOn; !hal
pnnh since | han prup std o"p II
GrnrUi Awpudsa. VA!r" d. clInrd
t4ht ctICUmS aGces ~cEe nov changed
NbAt Sas receiving large reinforce
&RDts, qBd could not Dow suspend up
aEatloDs whwh | h ID Aoi lHIttat, d oi
REoyrhedi TIA, tho Vo'sess'Ou al mala
%oEeS was sIOe qna nor hat "nF.'ioap'
would occupy the town; hui Iaai tlrn
AyIstd w'ghi WuhdraS h,s 'otGes, Ir"V'
seg tue P1ohc property oF aasiy des,
R%bRiton.
Aa sRswsE TO ibe above WIS Pronjset
aFs tiv,. 3iIatRnoA. hUl none cume, and
EsPslrsd at sunGasn 10 pin tha army
already 10 POsnlOa Al u crossing saW: