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Farther I.
Correspondence of The Tribune,

EEw.ox1xANs. Saturday Morning May :, 1916.
Dear SIR The Extras from the various News
paper Offices of the City will communicate fully the
Negligence received from the Army on tho k'o
uHade his morning Gen. Taylors position is
nos' cri,ics--cut off as he is from his supplies al
f0'es Isabel and surrounded by the enemy, who out,
S0aSe, him two or three TO one. BNt he eaS aad t''"
".s' good his position III rsiiertd.
iae Governor of Louisiana has already called on the
anita Tor four regiments Of Volunteers. The WASH
IsE0a Regiment Cell E Smith. has volunteered al
'o''y' and while am writing, presume the who'e
s'oef required viii offer their services to leave to-
cay CT Tomorrow a, farihest.
iae arst object protect roin, Isabel The great sr-
ssason IS tha; the enemy may seize that pos. before
.saTcsuents can reach there from Galveston o. this
wy though We hcpc not. The steamer New-York left
VI thursday for Brszos Santiago. via Galveston with so
.sus from the Regular Army board. She wand learn
II latest news ut Galveston and hssten her dtinaton.
No doubt, too, that before this Volunteers under
wy nom Galveston for the point. Then ii is to be
presumed that the crews OF The brig Lawrence and schoon-
Ct s' would be called upon to lend their sd To- the small
Command at Point Isabel.
Geo. Taylor has persisted in following to the letter bis
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LcgisIa,ure--a;urdny Night.

Correspondence ol / ne tribune.
AIBlSr. Msy 9, 10 O'Clock, P. N.
The Senate was not in session this evening.
The Assembly passed without amendment the
bill to establish an Asylum for Idiots. This il an
emnenily humane and beneficial project and owes
its success through this Legislature TO the valuable.
enlightened and patriotic efforts OF Dr.. BAcKus. Of
the Senate He has given great attention 10 this
subjcct-bas correspondent with those familiar with
the success OF IKE institutions 10 Europe and in his
Report embodied such array OF tects that all were
We're convinced OF the utility and necessity of such
an institution But a. believe you have already
published his Report at length, need not enlarge
The vote was ayes 80 noes 81. hope The vote will
not be reconsidered.
The Assembly spen, the remainder of the even
ing in the discussion Of the bi 20 redrrangc the Sen
ate Districts. Everybody that spoke expressed
himself as having no doubt but what the Conven-
ton would order single Districts. and ,hus that
whatever bill was passed would have but years
existence. have already sent you the plans ofIhc
majority md minority OF the Select Committee
This evening Mr.. w. 5. SHERWOOD offered a new
substitute, as follows:
First Distric,-New YORK
Seeord-Richmond, Kings Queens, Suffolk West
chester Putnam, Du,chesl Rockland Sull vsn Orange
T.irG-Uster Greene Schohsrie Delaware, Albany
observation-disclosures. sa-r,ps. Warren Essex, Gin.
ton, Franklin, otsego Schenectady Fulton, Hamilton
Montgomery, Herkimer.
flJ-St Lawrence, jetiersou, Lewis, onsils, oswe.
20. Madison.
Siztt-CheuarG0, Rrooue. Tiora Tempkins Che.
mug Steuben, Aegsny caitareusus. Cortland.
Seue7ih-- onondsga Cayugs, Seneca. Wayne, Ontario
Livingston. Yates.
Eigdth-Monroe, Orleans, Niagara, Erie Genesee, Wy
omiDs, Chauiauque.
As close. there is m evident disposition on the
part OF the Barubarners talk until midnight for the
purpose OF Shaving off any decision. Yours, &c.
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IMPORTANT.
--@r ryrJS PICTORIAL HONEY OF

SutlKIr composed wholly Of vegetables; is the
ale AID yl1so combination ever made tor al dis
go, Of TN chest coughs, c1ss ssols, "nooplls-
rory q ity OF sthing, .pios OF oiIod &c te pro-
-sr, 1..- -c-.Yet The highest cofnnsocaaons OF Us eh-
80 !. ca.lnocary nspisinIs, from @ ros sziiiu and
a-dic.i psoiessiJi Us sac oafias u7
% .. ure- years very >rs-J ard rzpiiiy i1ereas.d
,t n= co-fnoa 81 rainS 81 much resofsed 70
- - .. ,f ot-r us-,iien - II may BE- gwen - i1alls
YIN (. .ety 4. lns appetite, noorlsnes and
Iys,es constitutions paired D. p5otlsct-f coughs
5r s.l. by Ad.ni.0u x OH, comet OF Broad gay and
Tour-n Yw~ry; Watson, CzIn-rlae; Coteogto5, IS3
tta4.9s; Aso.nwsn, Wiism-st; Crutr0ee, BO~cry cor
OF 4a znd % Sroon5 and Suffolk corner Of Ave
nn d and 10 fsEdst; Mr. Joazs, u Gfeea~lc5
stan .at sfs. H.y, Bailey, Brooklyn, and ~hoI-sae
sy-ai. n aisidels-tsn-- Price - crois az Ss%lm
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From The Camp.
The Union publishes the following letter received
by Gen Cameron Mt Washington City conarmsioTy
and explanatory of recent movements.


The Union publishes the following letter received
by Gen. Cameron nj Washington City, conirmsiory
and explanatory Of recent movements
BxAzos SANTIAGO, (TeNas} April -. 1876.
Mar SI embrace the opportunity Of the departure Of
- f,r New Orleans 10 ann You that h still
lies have between the Mexican forces anu e
American Army Occupation uGder the ce'nia o. ''e
Taylor. Yesterday CAPTAIN tis'l MO- VI ' - - -
Of DRAGONS with seventy soon eneounieet ooiy Q,
Nsx,rIn troops lew mics nom Gen Il ior camp ana
amor considerable Sht, The AmeEcAnsweTe cut 10 pieces
Oac officer Killed. certainly 49,, r.,
To-, , sf,sr the action says he counted forty seven OF
the marty Q! Americans Killed, wounded anu prisoners
leaving twenty ihree OF the party 10 &c s9SoI.~ ~.
nos; Of whom 1t Is hoped, viii sne1oei 10 setue oA "
,.rs-s Tsylor> camp We have not The particulars o.
The a:ai- only know, certainly 'hs an ar'E mas 'As
MACE between portions OF the two armies
II .hey do not bring large force against as we
chan bs shle to hold out until arrives iron New
Orleans or elsewhere. We hsye enirencaed eoFsei'ss
General Tsylor's situation meantime Is rather c'
cal ON, All his supplies sre received from thss posi
,,,s;Serab, force - guard each wagon train and oy
,ha r,eans weakening his forces which are In tne I'M
,;i,s vicinity oil hostile force about four ZINES As
numerous. -. -. -, ....,. ..s,:,, -.
Twas and louisiana ana perhaps other States o- troops
until the arrival Of which he mus aeta h'se = We =
~ i,,rx of which ne expects an additional supply from
Ration Rouge in two or THREE aa, 5 - -, 49,,
-Ths Mexican army is believed 10 &c 'S'' " e'N 1'
S3n Styon, \ considerable iurce IS now croSss OF nis
Used the LEFT bank OF R'o GTande with ,ae Nsw
- ,bn,ch, al either attacking Gen. Taylor S4p' % %
s,ro. II they could take this place ana 49, ms - N
Gen. rayior's saFpheS he "'o'' -
r,trosade movement :, hi. mos,
Tar, are os,ly companies OF troops :. @ g g
,,- ia defence but there srs soue Two nunue 49,,
o here beside solders-sntlers. CLERKS ana p.
tcns in the employment OF the ouar:sTuas'st
sosn,"a Of whom are willing 10 defend the pace -
,bs, we can probably muster iarse hunefs' sA' any
wan under arms
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The Fort Wayne

FlGHr AMONG rag INDiAss.--The Fort Wayne
GnGiaua) sentinel says.
We learn that days ago asht took place on the
Reserve near Peru between :he Eel River and Ne shin
gul.me-che hardi Of MiaIncs. Knives ard rifles were
freely used aud several Indians killed some ac
counts sta;e hat fifteen Killed. The most reliable
accounts however that oy four or i've were killed
The d.hi was The resGl. Of old feut between the two
bands, caused by previous murders.
WHEAT CROP ~ ILLISois-An intelligent gen
tlean ust Illinois, says Tbs crop promised 20
we'll vie Will DC - ieas: oHethrd greater than last
wear though year thu yield double that OF either
OF tie four preceding years The surplus tie last crop
exceeded COO 900 bushels, which disposed Of u Al
average - bushel realized BY the l1rnec The
change The il the feelings Of the people
remarkable Taxes ere freely paid Independence, com
fo-r and chnsrtaess axe the blessings gensed by boui-
;,ial Providence 10 a happy and grateful people.
journal OF Commerce.
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a. sarMoEls REMEpY

TOR dsCrd=fs II me soGscn, LIVER snd Kid5eys a.
cyCpaai14 yiaa ndig ssa lcss Ot ppetiIc headEc'e
cl, ztcia-S1 pitacu, lzngaor, low sp!ria
The cass hz194 cosyeacss, AID othsf dsHess-
Lng syaptUus-
TaIs CELEBRATED RZDTcIsE k4s ms with ex;r.or6tasfy
.c--. Il. prlv4l precc-, !. prlZ-d highly bJ u!
VINO hs,. Iaxs a. IL s ProprzIor be-n ncarsa -
fn ne s1g- IN 3gfnI. IL ;. /: H. profssass 10 b
perfect care layISOrzIing u4s sysleelt Restoring
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Death Of Rev. c. T. Torrcy.

correspondent, in Baltimore writes to gentleman in
this City, May 9th, ?. NJ
''Our beloved ToRREY departed this life att
o'clock this afternoon. Mr. : was absent from tire
City, and have therefore learned more OF the par
tculars Of his death He visited him twice yes;er
day. and found him peaceful and happy There is
now more that his enemies can do. Happy de
liverance
Another correspondent writing to tie same the day
before, says
have Just come from the bedside of our friend
Torrey: he is Amos; gone. He had hemorrhage
last night and threw up hall gill Of blood. He is
very weak now but knew me- and spoke OF his
death in view with faith and resignation. lie spoke
also OF the kindness OF Jesus, in making sick and
in prison me climax Of his specifications when he
noticed the positions in which hi' disciples might
administer TO MS wants. He may have thought OF
ne said he
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HEATH AND sTak3sGTH;m;De7 9; Q. RICH.

HEALTH AND sTREaGTH.-Da- s. O. RICH
IL AkDsOSo Concentrated Sherry Wine Bltters. They
ss uGnya.zd efhcsctons compound II regular
Pnystctsn aaa graduate Of Now Hampshire Aeces Col
es. ~eo nas made tho study OF medicine bis profession
tazY tisny recommended BY many OF mosl es
eorAd Physicians In Tho country, as dsc.dedy no b<st
offered pubBe, for Dyspcp,iA Iaan.
6ic, Liver plzais Humo &c and Dcf<nksnicns OF
stomach AID Bowels - cam
WEsT KILLfseLY, Conn June IL. is+o.
DR. s. O. RIcHAsDsoS-SI4 .-hAying boo i"t usS last
~ y-.rs very ucn d-bilaed and mdeE oci OF healtn
.f and had tho scyice VI t~eGty or tHfY Oh mo
-, go, 10 Chares.on 8. c. HeW.Y0rs Saratoga
sp'as. Boston, sad nanneer Of o.eef places was N
3 IN an OF ssl March, and called a. your o5ics and
-. aa-,,.. az youf Soerry Was EIttefS AfIsr
100 s5u.o eoasbs more commenced gs;eing from
- go and Esye Iaiea thiss ho;tses and
Il cas, d..psifei Of a. certainly incurabse,
II, a1-s onlrs gained just pounds
-. .n,nn.p. a. e.sru ncuipx bat bread and mix.
.sa eonLsne your Gaeatcns 10 selling well
sna dong lnarn good Very respectfully yoors,
T.. CaAxsEaLIa.
Price per bottle Prepared and b, Dr. o.
aiehaId s1u, HshoYer-st Boston sod also by A 3. D.
Saads lrU fg!tJG WIlArs z3 Broadway Cbsrs
5.r.,L agents fot Sew.YoTk. my9 iH,sod
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The TeNns War.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


Aers. Greeley $ McElraih
GENTLEMEN: You can scarcely realize the ex-
element now existing in this city, created by the
arrival Of the news by The Galveston this morning.
Evenw write the cannon are firing In our pup
lie squares bat why, it is difficult 10 ieil-ior we
have less reason TO fire cannon save as minute guns
for worse managed affair than this Mexican war
was never known. A want of decision on the part
Of our Government is TO result in the loss oil hund
.cds Of thousands Of dollars and hundreds oil lives
Immediately on the receipt Of the news contained
hlhe Tropic Extra, the lower House of the Legs
hiure as soon as organized appropriated by ACCLAIM
sion sIO0 900 for the equipment OF Volunteers ana
then adjourned The Governor Immediately made
communication TO Maj Gen. Gaines relative TO Vol
un,eers
The rcouisi,ion of Gen. Taylor upon the Governor
othis State for $500 troops will be promptly met
The Legislature having appropriated the money tor
the equipment They will, 1t is supposed tie
placed under the command of Gen. 7. Smith OF this
city who distinguished himself in the Florida :" ar
saw letter from an officer of the u ). A IN
Texas TO an officer here, which makes some eNpla
nation relative,o Gen. Taylors position. The aitray
OF the twenty Dragons loon PIaVV - ii'VS "t 80
rrer. which runs w. by n. from Matamoros, while
Point Isabel is n. T. Of Matamoros, therefore the
whole of the Mexican force, 1000 infantry and 10000
cavalry across the river, does not he betcee" Gen
Taylor and has supplies and it is believed that
Communication can be kept open with Point Isabel
and his army.
The American army is as well fortified as eircu"''
stances and The extended lines will permit. In i've
days all will be ready for attack on Maiamoros-
The officers of the Army here think ten thousand
men are the least that will answer the demands,
marquee has been erected in Latayeite-squ
sa,noun,ed by the State and United States flags
advolan,eeys are hockins in Twenty thousand
meacan be raised here if necessary
P.S, l, is now within a moment of closing the
nail The Governors Proclamation is delayed as
heswaiting for written communication from Gen.
tnns am therefore kept from sending you
Nm,
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Ya,ief for The Army.

The Union OF Saturday closes an article On ','e
subiec, Of our Mexican aiaiss. with tbs paragraph
The country will perceive with pride and peas
ure the patriotic exertions which have been Area;
made BY the Legislature OF l,oalsaNs ana sg an
zens OF New. Orleans 20 assist Cen 1aSlo'i ia
forcenents are already on the way, inEee n@IeN
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ZOE TEE PLLEs.

ar uPHas.s ELECTUARY-AE trief1'a. EN- -
e.rrstr -r fr TIE fli.s tnaTrzi OK - -,
or 49, sod :. f2i Sak1a-sL DiFsoa-s, 49, ~ 1 ~
- rsLgrty ., seai-ai Ply srl-a VI ~ S1ii' q
-re,t u an oisc-P h-<tes- ~nefe Ylle~ SO ~
C,r 6,.-s.e. ar successfully fos.ed sisons. U.-cS
10 s,vsr, 4 .oors shoys sprrsSI Iia4' scD1~
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BOHEMIAN sARsAeARILLA.

'I1HE g-Euils for se oflsn2l Depot ~
Broadway Of HowsTd-sI IS esnis per oosta-
fGs extract 10 .cc plessanLest cheapest, sed ~,
pe-.or ary .clt Beware limitations Tie eopy'sn1
lur LABEL Cor his asiele - soeafeo " 800 ~
teeL Reazaao=r co Bohemian Dspoi a. ~ ~
cc<crr Of Howarcsl
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recruits of the regular service probably there
before this tine.
-Four additional companies Of regular troops have
also been ordered some time since :or Jefferson bar
racks, and have left New Orleans 70, the place Of
destinations and may have already arrived al Poin:
Isshel
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.rhinrs in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of Ire Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Mag 10. P N.
Oar city was visited this Sunday morning about
O'Clock by an appalling thunder storm The rGln fe IN
torrents aud soon overowe May Of the streets those
especially il the lower sec;iCn o. the city. The light
ming was exc. e6inrly vivl: and struck number o.
chulaeys but Gid not do any great ir'ary.
Stock. all fl. G n Yesterday Penn lives sold at 10
L. Bank a, - Reading shares a. 81; VieksbGrg Al O.
and Glrard At Q: all OF which were az consders5i
decline from Friday.
noon from Ponce P R with dates 10 the ath ult Capt
L. states that the whole OF the district OF Ponce vas
suffering severely from the drought and that the yield
fine sugar crop considerably below what was e1
pectsd three months ago both as 10 quality and quantity
The prospect for next year very gloomy, nearly
al liz. plants had died.
MURDER AND SUIctDE.-On Saturday week,
E: Newport. Ky man named oon Iresu Deliberately
sho, with psiol Ms. Magdsin- Rei5ert. killing her in
stanty. Il grew OF love affair Tresr wished 20
marry the young ady hut che perempturily refused 20
have him ard Re In Slad OF oesparn: insanity sno!
her Alter be had usde sur Of as work, a. cut bis
hrua; with razor severpe the w;ndpipe, so that there
is 10 probsoiity Of Eis recovery.
STEAMBOAT SUyK The steamer Express Mail
Cap, smoker from Pcrt Csdto bound this City ;h
cargo OF 455 bales cotton, struck snug Al Ba.ss
Lsndins, abuu; sixty miles ae!c~ Shreyspo.t on the
2-t ulI and sunk - Ire caon topr Inc pcs'- l. u
supposed viii b. totd loss The greater portion OF
tue cotton saved IL damaged stale No ives lost.
Y o. re, May ..
SYRACUSE AND OsvEeo MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The ys.y OF ;ais line srs 81! sst and ;ae -orSr.ea
commenced sirng i1g u. wire on 'Fedrssday Tee work
Is expected De competed snd reay Tor operation y
the 2Ota inst. iO-Nsz0 D4i4y ht'sfti=er-
Il Two men were killed aud ano;ber badly
wounded by the premature discharge OF cannea AT
Ssncu.sy Civ Ohio woae they were Celebrating zee
arrival OF The steamer CHESAPEAKE u iaA: port on Tues
s-y l-.t
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$4,000 VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR.
100000 TO BE RAISED !
Additional and! important
particulars OF War with
FEexIcO!.
REINFORCE AIENT OF PIT. ISABEL By CREWS
or q. S. VESSELS FLIRT AND LAWRENCE.!
10 Nexicans between PIT. Isabel & Gen. Taylor
Gen. GAINS again in the Field.
MASON AND HARDEE PRISONERS
FATE or TnoRNTON UNCERTAIN .
Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tribune.
BAITruoue MAY lO-7 o'clork

Correspondence OF the y. !. Tribune.
BALTIMORE May lo-7 O'Clock P. NJ.
Al this time there is news from Washington
By Telegraph from the Rio Grandc. The Southern
boa; at Washington not only failed TO connect with
The cars bat is reported as jus, in, being M hour
B nd half over the time
M The following dispatch from Washington is how.
|, yer important. We understand that tho committee
|rt military affairs of the House of Representatives
held meeting this morning.
They have determined TO urge to morrow morn
ng the immediate passage of bill authorizing the
President to receive $4,000 Volunteers and APP
propria,ing TEN MILLIONS Dollars or so much
thereof as may be necessary for efectual operations
against Mexico. The vouchers for the above are
Alfred Vail and H. G. Rogers Ass, sups U. S.
Tel Office.
Iisaso stated tina, Message will be sent TO Con
s-ess in the morning by the President, urging the
active cooperation Of Congress- and also transmit
ting tho official dispatches from the Seat of War
Twenty minutes past THE Telegraph has just
announced that the mail has just arrived at Post Of
fro. The dispatch has now commenced as follows;
WAR ! To Arms! To Arms =
4 O'Clock, p. M--The Telegraph hns Just con
G,med the report of tho destruction Of Thorntnn's
command
We cannot say more, ms the cars are this moment
leaving for Philadelphia and the North.
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IMPORTANT ARgEsr.--0ne OF the wo,kulen 4,
the Moa,sur Rolling MI 81 tais place, nsrsd Aetho1
Davis. ST. Easishusn By birth ~e believe, Tas s'ss'su
aud broush; before Esquire Irsso on insscay et "
charge of having attempted 70 break ;he scaioei d
,hs nil a, ,ao or taTse different times ssi ~eeA -
,Sc;rg sces OF Ion INTO ths Of me s-e ~hevs-
T ytSscce was couste-sd sufoien:io eorn;r1,, I'm 4
aefsu,, OF 500 bail Danrie (Pal Democrat AiA!
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g, unrx DAILY TRIRUNE IS FUsLlgEEo

YORK DAILY TRIBUNE IS gUBllsEE2
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90 r.os-y received at tSiS ofsce who're ,srrns are
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Hgw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
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WSA
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peuerQl Notifies.

~ TO Lndies.-5fRS. COVE continues y gi.e a.
wee and Tree with rspec 20 ~ ~opAcA.on OF " as
Cue IN al diseases OF AID eHldrn' al ne' resi-
f-rs-- lsf ltth-.. NY -
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Sill Farther

NEW-OGLE ANS, Nay q, Io40
To tic Editors Of The tribune.
GEHTs:-I write you just as the mail is closing.
Our city is in great commoton from the tenor ofthe
Mexican news just received Extra con tanning which
the mail viii bring you There lie requisision on our
Governor for 200 men-do. sent TO Mobile and Ala
bama. Capt. Forno's Native American Company
forming on the Place des Armes and will leave By The
Steamer Alabama this afternoon. Their guns calling
the men firing
Col Oakley and the i7th Regimen: Ioui slaua Militia
will leave in n few days.
Wal, till the Raemen from Old Kentuck' come
down Very truly yours, In. II.
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r. The Anniversary OF The American ARD Fors!sn
s,-ry s,cie.y ID Be held Tuesday next a'a o.
-, p n in M, Groga way Tabernacle The Rev. M
~ If " -,t-rs Se-YorE Samuel Lewis, Esq u Quo,
ana ~ J. Gdlias-. =gssed ~ address ne Meet
- III. Gio1inzs WI D- present. &c ca g : as =
- en- RS, II t- .e AID VII sc-.G upon tie encsJ@c1
-. ~ : xy-ry UPON ihe Free st,f-s Uyg ~
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Instructions from tie Department and from metres ap
parendy OF pride refused make call for Volunteers
til he ia reduced 70 huniating position.
As write the roar Of artillery fills M
ing Inc citizen .oldiery their duty TIE mail from me
North having failed today al have 70 TAX a5ou! ia
the Army on the Rio Greoee
Ps.-since writing the above, have seen letter Of
the very latest date from Gen Taylors Camp, which
gays ,hs! only Il, hane and ten were shosthat Ma
scu and Hsrdee prisoners and that the fate Of
Thornton was uncertain. The belief in the Camp
that Capt, Thornton sndng himself surrounded charged
the enemy with view 10 Gu. his way through
Your from here may appear dsastrous butt viii
aesuredybe followed By glorious intelligence immediate
ly thereafter.
Baifpaa 10 4. A-The Legislature assembled this
morning and voted 100000 FOR the pay of Volunteers TO
proceed Immediately. You prompt.
YOuys as ever
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r. second Advent Conference o Tuesday. ass
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Boaroina aun 6olrls.

DOARDAT - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or three
- ssateinsu can be- we'll accommodated with beard AID
separate spartuens required Also, sparsent suiia,
bic for ses and bis VITA Rsereac-s required.
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Sererol cery important additional particulars
rR be found IN the toAomiag Correspondence of
The Tribune, phich has not Jetore appeared m
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E0UND IN ,his City lTA April. a email Poske, Book
L eon,,ir;os ssna sun Of money. aud The owner OF Ii
plying for 1t AZ my r-sidencs in Dsrien, Com,
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