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FURTHER FROM NEW.ORLEANs.
The Occupation Of Baton Rouge-Gen'
Buffers Army ira Ncw.Orleans-Joy ss
the Union Citizens.


CHICAGO, Monday, May s. 1862.
A special to The Times from Cairo to-day says
that refugee from Memphis brings the news OF the
occupation Of Baton Rouge by the Union forces, and
the passage up the river Of the gunboats.
Gen. Buffers army had landed at New-Orleans.
An immense amount of cotton had been discovered
and seized.
The Union citizens had held a meeting, which was
attended by numbers iudulging in the most enthus'
astic demonstrations of joy.
According TO our informant, but little opposition
will be made to our gunboats coming up the river.
At Baton Rouge few Rebel troops were lately en-.
rolled and stationed there but they fed on the aP'
proach of the Union fleet.
CAIRO, Monday, May 5, 1862.
The steamer Antelope, from Pitts5urg Landing on
Sunday morning has arrived.
At the affair at Pennington on Saturday, Gen.
Pope took between 900 and 800 prisoners, also tents
camp equipage, four pieces of artillery and several
hundred muskets.
Atthe time the Antelope left Pi,tsburg Landing,
loud and continuous firing was heard. Ihs cause
was not ascertained.
Recent arrivals of deserters from Fort Wright
confirm the report that jeff. Thompson is in com.
mand there Tie actual force there does not exceed
5000 or 4, 900.
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WEST POINT. VIRGINIA.

West Point is an insignificant village in size and
appearance, situated in the souhery angle of King
William County, and at the junction OF the Pamun.
hey and Mattapony two rivers which here form the
York River. Although at the present time small
settlement, it was anciently place of considerable
pretensions and has connected with il several his
torcal "reminiscences
Opechancanough, celebrated Indian chief, the
brother of Powhstan, and the author OF the great
massacre Of l622 resided there and in 1915 the fol-
lowers of Nathaniel Bacon, during the rebellion
which took his name, occupied and fortified it.
West Point is about twenty-five miles by water
from Yorktown, and about thirty-iivc miles from
Richmond, with which it is connected by the Rich
mond and York River railway.
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following Is tie spccie list:
We have Tie Panama Star and H,rGid Of April
n, containing the annexed news:

We have Tie Panama Star and H,rGld Of April
~, containing the annexed news:
Advces from Jamaica 10 April s report that the
Rebel steamer, Nashville, boarded the American
schooner, Gillian, from Philadelphia, bound to
Falmouth, jamaica, with an assorted cargo on the
10Th Feb. last and after Kidding her OF her cargo,
set her on fire.
BY tho British Pacific Mail steamship Bogota at
Panama, we have dates from Valparaiso, April =;
Coquinbo, 3; Caldera, 4; Cobiga, o. africa, lslay
8; IChincas and Pisco, 10; Callao, Is; Payta, IL;
Guayaquil, Il. The Bogota brought $5OO,Ooo III
specie for England.
Ex-President Moritt of Chill has been impeached
by several citizens FOR his conduct in connection
with the case of Capt. Leslie of the bark Louisa
Brazontan who was tried aud found guilty IN El'
gland for having taken from Valparaiso, ss prisoners
of the United Kingdom, four Chilian gentlemen VINO
were banished from Chill in 1859. The case y likely
to be- tried soou. and would cause great pubhe eA'
citement.
In Peru, all is quiet The result Of the convoes,
ton OF the Electoral College in May was anAiou''y
expected. ,.; -,sra
On the I'D of April, the friends OF the Union ~sJ1
received ut the q. y. Consulate Panams, W ~ =,
McKee, to celebrate the recent Union vlc'er,es d., m
the United States. Thirty-four guns were n.ou ~
the u. .. ship Sarsnac, Commander Lan@aanl w
the AW4 dsy, N A9uol q w SecakisRe
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.s.><xrzza /S.1s
in the room. T1cy were fed with scraps OF tainted
meat and bres 4 from q Secession hotel. In accord
ance with + 1e atrocious order Of Judah T. BENJAMIN,
DIR. Hunt. with others was removed TO Tuscaloosa.
On the II way the soldiers in charge threatened to
hanP them.
Al Pensacola they were forced into the hold OF a
lmall steamer 60 shallow they bad to crawl upon
their hands and knees, and remain there four days.
In the prson-room a, Tuscaloosa they were In
formed if they looked ont of tho window their heads
would be shot off, In this room, Ii by IL, as many
as 10 persons were pro.rated by sickness at ono
time. At the end of eighteen days DIR. Hunt and
some others were cent to Mobile and furnished with
passes to return home. They were scarcely able to
walk, but they were compelled TO pack corn from
the landing to boat. One man fell under bis load
and died. In all six of the company died IN thai
place One, Mr.. Trewi,t, was a noted lawyer, 10
wears of sce Some knd-heared Union ladies' iar-
ni.hed the prisoners with clothing. They had
scarcely reached their homes when they had to lice
for safety. A Capt W. Mcclellan IN the Rebel
service, amused himself by hanging Union men ana
cutting them down before life was extinct This
torture was used to compel loyal men to yoinntesr
to fight in the Confederate ranhs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
FROM PANAMA

Correspondence Of the Associated Pre,c .u d. ,ee,
Since the last advces the reports from the INFERIOR
Of the Republic via Carhagena, are rather unfsvor'
able TO the Liberal cause the Conservatives hSving
gained several important victories.
Cen. Lopez ia ssid 10 have been defeated near
Carago BY Giraldo and Arboleda. There Is con.
frmation of the victory of Canal over the forces OK
Mo-Quera and Acosta prior to hs entry into DosotS'
on the 25th OF February. Canal is sad to nave ei'
fected Junction Of his forces with those OF the ctas
III. also reported that Mosquera has declared war
against Veneznela which will if true, act very un.
f,vorably on the Liberal party, OF which ne 10 tne
leader.
II. Is. Ms steamer Devastation arrived this
morning from Callao and proceeds Immediately after
coaling to Acapulco. She and The .. 5. Steamer
Saranac are the only ships OF war in port. The
French steamer Carini ls still at Taboga.
The Panama Railroad Compsny's steamer Guate.
mala, from Central America, arrived at Panama,
on the Goth.
The States of Central America remain tranquil.
The President of Guatemala has offered three
premiums of $4,000 $1,000 and e., 600 respectively
10 the fret three exporters OF 900 quintal OF cotton
from the State stimulus TO cotton growing theres
Senor Nctoriaud Castellano, the Vice President,
has assumed the Executive power since the murder
oil Guardlola.
From San JOSE Costa Rica March 81, we learn
that the coffee crop all in, end that II amounts 70
about So 600 quinias. The price OF this article has
fallen 80 TO Is during the month. which is at
trbutable in part the fact Of there being only one
steamer monthly at present.
The quality OF the crop is in general satisfactory,
although not quite as good AS was anticipated
About 80 coo quinas had passed the Garta for the
port.
The r. W. /. mail steamer from st. Thomas arrived
on the 22d. The p. II. X. Companys brig Carolins
arrived on the 2lst inst. There is no word OF the
missing bark Mary Sawyers from Boston, February
Is, for Aspnwall. She is doubt ess lost.
The slip Queen OF the East with coal from New'fork n~
arrived It Panama - =,
for Boston.
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Continued from First Page.

she work which the acclimated Union men OF the
South are willing not only, but impatient, to do
wee, tegging to dotbey will dsIaii1 Of the adWia-
istrstors Of this war prompt cessation OF the almost
REASONABLE folly which has forbidden the arinng oil
the Rebels slaves and their employment by us in the
field, in the trenches, and in the camps. / say
demand-and the demand will be heard too, ana
beeded, or things will get broke-things political
and things military"
"Boss, am mighty glad to hear yon say that
And now / will tel you something. We soldiers
have made up our minds TO two things. One IS to
have, every man Of US, one hundred and sixty acres
of land of the confscated Southern es aes. The
officers may do as they please, but we rank and iie
are determined to have our share OF the lands we are
reconquering into the Union, hundred and sixty
acres Of military bounty land, and we are going to
have our titles from Commissioners of Confscation
Boss, we are an army of soldiers here; after the
war. we will be ten times as big an army of elec
tioneerers and voters. Don we know our power
Boss The other thing we men in the ranks have
determined on is this: Hugger.mugger that thing q
Won please. we know that we are fighting for tb'
Niger. Now the Niger has just got fight for US
That is all there is about it,
put my fed-glass again 10 my eye, ana wheh
saw large and sluggish negroes in Yorktown, throw
ing earth, with longhanlled shoves, on to the toI
of the enemy's breastworks-making them higher
and higher for troops TO scale-preparing, with
their labor, death and wounds Tor the best OF the
New-England and Middle State iuen-laughing and
rolhcking the while, under their military overseeE'
ship-I felt as the cannonier felt that il was high
time the Niger was fighting for the Union.
The 69.pounder which muddied Heintzelman's
quarters with it's Shells burst on its fourth ftl
fire yesterday.
The air is but moderately loaded to-day with The
groaniDg Of shell and the whistng Of sbot. Th'
storm Of proeetiles is rapidly brewing ripe from tn
South East. When it bursts and ID in full rage, n
intrenehments, no troops can endure 1t. But theD
what Qaien Sale
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THE VICTORY ON THE RIO GRANDE
CONFlRMED.

=, - KANsAs CITY, May Z, 1862.
Hos T. ~ STANTON, Secretary Of Way:
SIR: Advices here by the Santa Fe mail arrived
give the following: Another battle had been fought
between Gen. Canby and the Texans at Paralta on
the Rio Grande, where the enemy had fortified them
selves, and were defeated. Our loss was 25 killed
and the enemys loss not ascertained. Gen. Canby
made detour, and had got below the enemy. Mai.
Paul was in the rear Of the enemy, whose command
will probably be taken, as their only alternative il
70 surrender, or to fee to the mountains, where
Iadsns svas Asp
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THE LATEST.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
The Bourse has been steady. Rentes 'U 6oc.
ITALY.
The King left on April 29d for Naples. The
Prince of Cspua died April II.
The Halia announces that Il French squadron Las
received orders TO repair to Genoa to escort the
King to Naples. An English squadron has received
similar orders.
PRUSSIA.
IL is ssid that the King the desire OF her Majesty
Queen Victoria has resolved upon sending the Crown
Prince of Prussia 10 be present at the opening oil the
Exhibition in London.
GREECE.
Twelve hundred aud thirty Royal troops entered
the Fortress OF Nauplia Oh April DO Order WAS
Immediately re-estaohshed.
EGYPT.
The yceroy of Egypt will leave for Europe on
the 9th. Ismail Pasha will assume the reins oi
Government during his absence.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
OUTRAGES ON THE LOYAL MEN OF EAST
TENNESSEE,

From the special correspondence Of Tie Chieogo
Times we leamthat some loyal East Tennesseans, who
were released at Mobile after eighteen days mpris-
onment, fled from their homes to prevent reanest,
and sought shelter in Nashville. One Of the parties
is DIR. VIM. Hunt, brother-n-aw of the patriot
Brownlow. lie was arrested at Cleaveland Tenn,
though no charge had been preferred against him.
Gen. Carroll ut the instance of some Secessionsts
thrust him into the same prison with Brownlow at
Knoxville The room was IL by Is, and AZ persons
were confined within its WALL, all charged with re-
luctance TO rebel. In this pen, some had to stand
Uhue o.bsu slept There was not { bed nor . cbaif
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A NOTABLE VIRGINIA MANSION.

The Mrs. Nelson's House, where JEFF. Davis, two
members of his Cabinet, Generals Lee, Magruder
and others held their council of war, which resulted
in the Yorktown abandonment is the largest house in
Yorktown. II lie an old VirgiDian marsion, very
large, airy and spacious. The bricks and mantle-
pieces used on it were brought from England prior
to the Revolutionary War. 1t survived the York
town fgh. of the Revolution, and the descsndents
of Gov. Nelson have occupied ii ever since
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ENGLAND.

The volunteer review at Brighton on Monday last
was a splendid affair. About 10000 volunteers took
rart in tie eyoutions, which embraced, among
other maneuvers, a sham fight. Lord Clyde COM
manded, ard was surrounded by brilliant staff.
n, Londoa I,r.cs says: Never before, in the
long and terrible history Of war was an attempt
made TO place army OF 2O'OoO men III the held,
and 10 undertake military operations with them at q
poin, ffiy miles from that which they quilted the
same morning"
The International Exhibition progresses rapidly,
aud no doubt exists TO ns being opened on the
iny appointed.
The Royal SOVEREIGN" which is being converted
into n ,upoa will have IA powerful beak % below
the water line, 10 tha, she mag be used as u ram
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MOVEMENTS OF THE MERRIMAC.

BALTisoRE, Monday, May s. 1862
Tie regular news letter from Old Point s received.
II says the Merrimsc remained out till o'clock on
the 4th inst, and then disappeared behind 6ewalls
Point. Since her last appearance, she has had ram
20 feet in length added to her bow.
The French Minister at Washington, N. MERCER,
arrived at Yorktown OH Sunday morning, in special
boat from Washington. The Gassendi was to go up
for him last night
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Activity in the French Navy-Yard.
HASTEN cossraucTIaa IRON FLOATING sAT1ERII
The Spanish Troops Not to Leave Mexico

The steamer Hammonia from Southampton April
90, arrived at this port last night.
The China arrived at Queenstown April -. Ihe
China experienced severe eas,erly weather.
Nothing has been heard with regard 10 the screw
steamer Wisbech, which was chartered for the con-
veyancc OF military stores TO Canada. Great anxiety
IL felt as 10 the fate of the steamer
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usolt;uore md Ohio Railroad.

BALTiNOks, Mond@y; may =, -.
The recent damage TO the harper's Ferry Bridge,
caused bv the freshet in the Potomac River, nas oeen
thoroughly and permanently repaired f!eIsnSs snS
and passenger trains are now running East anu
West on regular time. Two hundred ana MY snS
loads of produce crossed the oridee yes'e'""'
arrived here this morning.
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~. RUSSIA.

A dispatch from Berlin OF April 10, says:
A private letter received here from 81. Petersburg
states that the Council OF Ministers has accepted two
important propositions Of NJ de Walniew, the Min
lister Of the lnteror The first Of these was for acce
Grating the Liberation Of the sers; the second for
creating parliamentary representation Of the coun-
try. The dhcusson Of these propositions by the
Council of the Empire was postponed On account Of
the Easter Holidays.
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THE CAPTURE OF NEw.ORLRANs.
Rumored Capture Of Gotten, Sugar, etc.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, May 8, I8b2
A refugee from the South who was at NewOr-
leans when our fleet arrived, says our forces cap
tured large quantity of cotton sugar, and other
property.
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THE SUCCESS OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.

ALBANY, Monday, May 5, 1862.
The glorious success Of Gen. Mcclellan is hailed
with much enthusiasm here. AT noon to-day 100
guns were fired, and the bells OF the city rung in
honor of the victory
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INDIA.

telegram from Calcutta Of March 81 says:
sbngs unchanged Mule Twist active. Indigo unchanged
Copper hnn. Saitpeter quiet. lnseed hrm E1ehanse'
Bariags credits, 2is FIeshts quiet
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Northern Light, which sailed from
Aspinwal April y, bringing the California mail OF
April IL, arrived at this por, yesterday afternoon
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U.atest ship News.

ARKIVED.. .MeNpAT, May
s, t,.n,. 1Hsmburg), Schwsrwen, hamouT
ss%'s S, sS sn soa,ha%pson a3d md.e and ps.s =
kunhd. Co. Had sa asssa Bremen S steamship ss M
wv. FL. {; SsT y isa 70 - ~ I'VE lvSs issSSek
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CHINA.
o,al export. 80 c6I 600 70.

dispatch dated Canton, March l3, ssys II IS
runored that the Rebels intend to attack tooCnow-
Foo.
TIA active. Total export 80 COL 600 10
EXCHANGE London, 4iti. r. IN
telegram from Shanghai of March : lays: ikA uu'.'
SILK adv export to date 80 800 bales EAohAN"A OH
Loudon 6Jil FREGBTs on Tea, 1907 on sils lioi'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
HANAltIA.

Advices from Munich announce the betrothal OF
the Grand Duke Ferdinand to the sister of Francis
II. The marriage is to take place on May H. They
will reside ut Lndau.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

news that the spsuish trseps were sk,ut % leave
Mexico il unfounded ILey VII no, sit the conn
try until tho satisfaction demanded Ias boon o.
tanned.
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PORTUGAL,

Tho opening Of the Cortes on the 22d is looked
for with anxiety, account of the important polt.
ical questions which are at stake. change in the
Ministry is considered probable, and it is expected
that strong coalition will be the result.
The United States frigatc ht. Louis is ut Lisbon.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
FRANCE.

Orders have been given 10 the Minister OF Marine
20 has,en TIE construction Of the iron-cased ioatiDg
batteries in tie French dock yards. The following
floating batteries are 10 be launched next month :;
the P.iho the Saigon, the Palestro and the Pes
chiera Thee batteries are 10 be armed with Ii
buus each.
The small glinboat IN the shape of Il tortoise,
which was built IN the Seine, has been moved down
to Aspieres 20 try experiments with her artillery.
\ dspatch from Donai OF April 2lst, says:
The Court If Appeal in this city has
reversed the Judgment OF the Court OF Paris IN
the case Of NJ. Mrcs on all points. NJ Mires has
been entirely relnsiated and set at liberty. VI.
Sineons appeal has been rejected
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says
Ihirty.six bishops-neary one halt the total'nun.
ber in Francc-lave notified the Minister OF Public
Worship OF their intention Of repairing TO Rome III
compliance with the summons OF The Pope. No I'M
pedment will be offered TO them by the French
Government The japanese Embasadors have
given orders for French produce TO large amount,
to be repaid by produce sent from Japan, to consist
chiefly of raw elk and cotton. fbe wheat and Hour
markets OF Paris were unchanged.
There was considerable amount of business trans
acted At the Havre Corn. market last week
American Spring Wheat, 30f. to 3f. SIC. tie 100
kilos.
New-York Flour, 3lf. j0c. to 33f. the IS klos;
Ohio, 36f. sr,rgI. :"
Trade in Paris was DO. 20 good last week. Symp-
toms Of distress hre seen In the streets.
The Bourse was firm and animated on Monday.
''rr,,~rr7;;';.'
ITALY.
The Bishop of Fano has been arrested by order Of
the Kings procureur.
The subscription opened a; Milan for system OF
grand canal irrigation for Upper Italy ID assuming
the Dimensions Of "A national subscription The sup
port OF the landholders has given it II considerable
impulse.
The Pope gave a solemn benedction in the Vatican
on April 20. The whole Of the French and Pontit-
cal troops attended.
An immense crowd assembled, and shouts were
raised OF " Viva il Papa
dispatch from Turin Of April 20, says:
The clergy Of Lecco have sent an address to the
Pope, praying his holiness TO the temporal
power. and TO blers Italy. The address bears 200
signatures.
A collision has taken place between two trains on
the railway 10 Sienna. One Of the trains containing
infantry was damaged. There are about 100 dead
and wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

SPAIN.
Asygtse 9s9 AAsl& Il AQ4 Y e!% XS
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to be called agents for the exchange of
prisoners of war, whose duty II shall be to
communicate with each other, by CORES
pondeuce aud otherwise, TO prepare list
of prisoners to attend to the delivery Of
prisoners At the place agreed on aud TO car
~ out promptly and eifeetualIy and in good
faith, all details and provisions of said ar
tieles of agreement.
ARTIcLE 9.-And in ease any misunder-
standing shall arise IN regard to any clause
or stipulation in the foregoing articles, it
is mutually agreed that such misuuder-
standing shall not interrupt the release
prisoners ON parole as herein provided, but
shall be subject to friendly explanation, in
order that the object of this agreement may
neither be defeated or postponed.
(signed)
JouS A. DIX, Maj.-Gen., o. s. A.
D. Il. HILL, Maj. Gen, @. s. A.
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Retreat of General Morgan's Army
from Cumberland Gan.

CINCISNATI, Oct. An. @. Career, Quar-
termaster in Gen. George Morgan's diyis-
ion, telegrAphed the following TO she Madi-
sou (nd.l Courier:
The advance brigade Of Gen. Morgan's
command from Cumberland Gap arrived At
GreenEpsburg, Ky, on the Sd inst, afte- an
eEhaustiag march OF sixteen days. having
roads to make in many places. The Ken
are shoeless,' hatless and naked, and for
days have been without, ratiOus, gathering
subsistence from standing corn in fields,
which they grated to make bread after the
fatigues of the day. The men bore the
hardships aud Privations Of the march with
the greatest foffitude. They marched
twenty hOars a day, skirmishing 10 the
woods on each side of the road and repel-
ling the Rttemps of the rebel cavalry in
front aud rear. The enemy bIoskaded the
way at every place suitable, aud harrassed
the column as much as possible. Our force
is ten thousand strong, with magnificent
part Of artillery, consisting Of twenly-eight
pieces, six being 90 Founders, and four
hundred wagons, all OF which were brought
OF in safety. The works at Cumberland
Gap we're left 10 ruins.
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Halleck to Moclallan.

MgI. Gen. MeCIellan Comfy.
GENERAL Your report of yesterday
giving the result of the battle Of South
Mountsin and Antietam, has been received
and submitted to the President. These
were bard fought battles but well earned
decided victories. The valor and endur-
ance OF your army in the several conflicts
which terminated in the expulsion of the
the officers who commanded. grateful
country while mourning the lamented dead
win not be unmindful of the honors due
the living.
[Siguedl Fl. VI. HALLEoK,
Gen.-in-C Chief.