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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
Gen. Nilroy Threatened By Jackson
johnson, and Ewell.
esaruNa1s ARRIVAL Of GEN. SCHENcKS FORCES
NARp sKIRnISH-THE REBELS REPULSED.
Success Of Gen. Cox in the Kanawha Valley
DEFEAT OF GUERRlLLAS by GEN. KELLY.

HEApopAsrERs AMP AT PAEKHRsrrRG Va,
Friday, May 9. via BALTIMORE. Saturday Nay !"
(Sen. Milroy WAS confronted day before yesterday,
bv forces said To he those of J4ct son, johnson, ana
Eyen After sharp diminishing with portion OF
Jsekson's army, he was joined by Scbenck, who bad
made forced march of tbiriy-fonr miles III one day.
The enc oy then approached in three directions, with
4 large force, appearing at var Gus points III the
mountains Mroy detached four regiments, which,
IN attemrtng to prevent the placing OF Rebel bat
terry broue hit on an engagement. Onr loss was i've
lilIed and seventy wounded Toe Rebels lost
severely and Gid succeed in placing their battery.
Gen Scbenck, by orders from headqusrters tlen
withdrew his whole force back upon the reinforce
ments which Gen. Fremont is bringing forward.
An organized guerrilla force OF four hnndred have
taken two towns, Arnolisburg and Spencer near
Petersburg, threatening the Grafton Railroad,
which connects the Ohio River with Cumberland
and the East. Gen. Kelly bias been ordered up in
person with reenforcemeDts.
wing bands will attempt TO prevent the exeeu-
ton of the two guefF.s ordered 10 b1 hung to-day
st Satton.
Gen. Cox has driven the enemy from Greenbrier,
Mercer, and Giies Countes after three sharp en-
gsgemen's.
The evacuation Of Yorktown IL the signal for re-
newed activity on the Rebel side, and will make
hard work here, hut it is hoped that the greatest
danger is now over, the plan Of cutting ui!roy 70
pieces having failed.
A dispatch ia.t received from Gen. Kelly reports
that MAJ. Tremble Ia ging been ,eeniorced by three
companies .. Col. Harri-'r i0th Virginia and one
company Capt. Weslsl lot Virginia Cavalry. had
whipped the Rebels al Spencer, killing large num-
Der. He expects TO kil capture the whole OF them.
Special Dispaici to The n y Tin b. nIs
PulsBthe. loit sis Baltimore ii.h
The reported capure Of Arpoos,urg by the Rebels
is contrsdicted. The Rebels only burned the stores
q Burning Cr ek. Their subsequen. defeat s au.
theD,ically reported by Gen. Kelly
The telegraph line from here 10 Schencks division
js cut, and has been useless ali day. News, how
ever, arrived that our forces are st franklin
safe. The army of Fremont ana S>henek has e've'
Gen Miroy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
THE FALLEN BRAVES.

Captnn Willard and Lieutenant Bailey, killed in
.pe oat''e oil Williamsburg and also Sergeant Pack
sro, VINO is reported seriously wounded, were all
GnesIs % oi S?mIany B of the ID Regiment Of tbe
town, In Cbau'suqna County. Cart,in Willard
served through The Mexican war as private and nor
commissioned officer, and received mo., ae,terino
Testimonials OF bravery from biz imn.edjale ,uneT.
ORE and ai,o from General Scott Upon the break.
dered the First Lieutenancy Of The JtIoest"., ,sn
pany, ana subsequently succeeded 10 the Chief cow,
nsand upon the resignation OF Captain Brow n
form a regiment OF bis own. A u.an of elenas,
frame, his quiet, unojirus0e ways and exemplary
We served TO draw him more closely toward those
who knew him best, aud espec,aiIy hin o,on ,~l.
d'ers, over whom he aways ELI ite reina Of prrcr
es' discipl'ne. lie was q master mactiuus ue
tcsVss = v.isw I'D ,vo E.,s boys
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
THE NEXT GOVERNOR OF NEW
JERSEY
To Me Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.

To Me Edito, Of The ~ Y. Tyi1une
SIR: A few days since communication appeared
in your paper, which urged, in strong terms, The
nomination Ct gentleman of Hudson County as the
Republican candidate in the coming canvass for Gov.
ernor Of this State.
In casting about for who possesses the requi.
sites for this station name strikes US more for:i'
bly, than that of Marcus L. Ward, esq, Of this city.
No man in sll oor borders and we say this without
meaning any diparagement 10 others narned would
meet with so hearty support or hl with more abi.
ity the Office for which II Is proposed 10 nominate
him. Well known throughout the state, ana bon
ored and loved wherever known for hls sterling
worth aud great goodness OF heart, we beieve nus
nomination would be received with thrill OF Joy
BY Union men .. all parties, from Sussex to Cape
MAY. While he has adhered from the beginning
confidently and sieadfastly, TO the Republican fain
he has never been iiliberal or extreme partisan.
On The contrary, bis magnaniIny. iOrbearance, and
defe.enoe for the opiuions and feelings Of others,
have won i'm rieods among his Inost bitter po
htical opponents. Wnen Secession raised its hydra
head aud the Govern aent called for aid ana sup.
port, Mr. Ward LETT his private interests and hn
counting TO take care Of themselves, ana from
that time until the present, without iarthibg OF
compens ,ti0n, has devoted bis time, LIS energies
md 6is means 10 succor and maintain the falnilea
of those who weut forth to tight the nation bat
ties Il il well known, indeed, that Tor the pa"
twelve months he has labofcd more assiduousy ic'
the public veal than be hi to secure his pr'
,ate interests. And We further know that NJ Char.
nan OF the Public Aid Committee. he performed
lis gratuitous duties earnestly and e'ncientiy e.
10 greatly aid the Government, and 40 Klndly ana
consider,tey as TO win the love and esteem Of tie
thonsancs of families, over whom he has kept
constant; care apd supervision. By onr German pop
ulion he il held IN tie ibest respect. and no man
among ns enioyr more generally The goodwill Of al
classes of our citZcDs.
be- selected to succeed our present estimable Gov
erDor NhWAh.
NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

DESTRUCTION or COTTON. SUGAR, AND
MOLASSES AZ MEMPHIS.

MOL ASSES At MEMPHIS.
CtE, Saturday, Ma ~. ISe2.
refugee from MenIhs rc ,oiis t'at - b -,e uual-
ber of troops hid arrived Il, Memphis IRON Arkansas
and Toxas. and Immediately se.t Ia Corinih.
The Provost Marshal commenced burning tbe cotton /,
early last week. Ms; OF the sugar and uo'a .es
seized d large amount OF properly and sent it 10 CO.
lumbus, Miss, ANA promised 10 pay for it thee
months after the treaty of peace with the United
STATES
jeff Thompson was securing the country around
Memphis with his gang enforcing the Conscgiption
act
Deserters from Beauregsrds army report that the
troops are on alf ratons, and that their provisions
will not last forty days An the infantry which hnd
be.u stationed d, For Wright had been sent 10
Coriuth.
number of citizens Of Memphis had been i'm
prsoned for expressing doubts as TO the success Of
the rebellion. Most OF the CITIZENS remained but a
number Of the Rebel syt0patbizers were leaving for
tbe interior in anticipation Of the arriy.i Of the
Union feet.
The destruction Of p-operty al Memphis is corrob
oraled BY the Union prisoners exchanged yesterday.
We ALEC learn from them that Gen. NilleIisue Lad
expressed himself "a thoroughly dsgusted with the
manner in Which hls command had been taken away
piecemeal.
II lie the general opinion among dlsngnianeG OFF.
GERS thst For, Wright will>be eyacuated within
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

FIRE IN FIfrr-rHED srREEf.-N oc''cA
Yesterday afternoon fire occurred IN rear 'en'
nonr house ia Ffy.tbird street, between Eishih ana
Ninth avenues, and before the flames could be sub
dued dam,ge was sustained 10 the amount Of soeV
Tie building which is owned by John Fonlo5er
insured for 81 100 IN the Hamilton and Rutgers In
surance Companies. Another house on the oPposi's
eide Of the street. which caught fire t:om the sparks,
was damaged 10 the amount of $l0I; building
by Sarah Wsguber. Another ba.dng, owned oy
Ca,barine Nes,ors, was damaged to the amount Of
500; insured in the Hamilton Insurance Coupsny
Tor 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

IMPORTANT ARREST or CoUSTERfEIrsSs At
Grys'. F.rL4 n "A great haul Of coIuteH.t.fs snd
com, erteiiing spparsfus made at Gens fGi. Mes
County Monday last Oticer biiey oi hss 'lnsse
rr.a that IN o.ganizel gong Of de der. IN the queer
stce existed in the noithr section Of thar to"n nu
oordIgy lie about breaking Up the crowd ana p %
bic arres,ins the l.sdrTs and cap uIins ne spPssn %
IN. obtained tho Necessary ps ers the ofet ~r 80.
evening and hayitg procured a,.isisnee he ~
ecedrd 10 the residence al Mrs. WOOD "a Pt NJ "A
Glssser .ni hi. nephs~ Mnad Georse Woo. 81 ,hs
one's ben secured the officers insitn,ea pJ iss
premises. AID d.oover-d number OF ps'tef o ~ n
Tor moa.ng quarters and hal dollars snd .' s ,oslss
the denomination Of So together with ine'als anu
and all necessary inips nrn. the su,'e.siui T. ~
Of he bu.nes. From the appes-ance Of tue p ", ~
evident ths, extensive trade ~s' carried on. pl "a
er. were ta.rn before Justice Morgan ei o,.n ,S
an t-r An .Ism'uation which lasted two days Nne *
was committed to await the scion Of tho oIsha'~'
other ri,ouer was discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
market.-Rsnoried bv Ttlegrapl.

CHICAGO May lo-Frorx dull, WHEAT inacnve cnve.ns.i q
AZ n figc for No 7O0 lie for No 2 IosN tne,
S.i d,,, for MiIed in store. RRcEifrs-ouO bon
Oeo bush Wbsst 20 otc do. Corn. SsPn1Srs- uo
Flour, 900 bush Corn. fRSohrs hrn' rio"N
changed 1870, ,.n5 wssu
MILWAUKEE May 10 0-FlorR IN better demand, "a boh
firm a. so. for No. 1; nc. for No.. RR,kprsL's sour
Flour 1903 0o bush. Whes.. shPshSIs-p%"' '''"
8,u o bu.h. Wnea,. - d, I'll, rilul
OswrGo MAY l0-FforR easy. "a.n 10 %, !S
demand safes OcO bash. Psim" Chicago Spps N 90 o,,ts
bp,h No do at g0c 2UG Winter Red Western on on ~
term, CogN dul Sale so bush. Od ihdi,na ts as
busa New DO. al 3gc. Other Geins qae- SAA SAA,s I,xs
Isporr.-.1O bhlS Flour 1900 bush Wheat ~, bbls
Com. TOs eco bu.h Barley. CsNsI tNPohlsos osS Al
Flour; llBOOo bash. Wheat A''V ou'n' '"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

belonging 70 the I2h Infantry sacceeded In snng seventy
mon In three months n pars OF lDci~na and Ohio 1L.s
cor. .iderea v y "a factory. -,
Racirna for tn. inc eorps " rather staensnt and viii
o do,h, ,ensu 90 tue marines placed par with
the t,snsf foor. & lnai0 II service, bounty. Sc. All
marines must st for four yeas AID must eth citizens
or hay. skr out lhrir hf', pspets
The uuub.r of n jpped At the navel rendezvous we
about s5 making 20 dsposabls blue jackets board he
North Carolina . \, -,
Tbe y.sse. at the Brooklyn Nsvy'Y~d remain laA
reported with the exception that the gunbost CAyuga has
rived, a. reported yesterday.
Szr ansc has not left tho Flushing Avenue having
delayed from day 20 day b. the scarcity Of conpeent
wanted repce the present crew OF the SAns
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

A PHEsoxESss ExPLAIsED.--Ao Little specl!s.
ton was ndulged in on Saturday afternoon, owing
20 the appearance OF the sun and the atmosphere.
There was a high wind, filing the air with dust
nearly The whole day; but, during the afternoon,
the atmosphere assumed darker hue, and the sun.
which could be looked a, steadily with the naked
eve, had the appearance given TO it when seen
through smoked glsss. Numbers gave their opin'
ions ss TO the caIse-some Of the oldest iuhabiisn
remarking that they had observed the pheuomenoo
bur once before in their lives and then 1t was ioi'
lowed by the yellow fever. Oilers attributed 1t !"
the agtaed state Of the atmosphere and the density
of tie upper strata, which prevented the smoke Of
the city from ascenlng and dfusing Itself in space.
But. as the telegraph sometimes aids III explaining
matters and things in general, SO in this case dis
match from suffolk l.. L., inio.ms Ms that des'ruc'
tive fire was raging in the woods in that quarter
which we learn, additionally, by letter, has been
bur ing for come days. Hence, those who haVo
been frightened by nh ANTICIPATED pestience may
o,,;er their fesrs. The obscuratlon OF tie sun was
doubtless due 10 that cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
ARMY AND NAVY.

DIR. William j. Sloan, l.. =. A., late Post Surgeon
on Governor. Island has bo.n appointed Chief Medical OH
OF all tue general no pt., or ck and wounded 'odie'
Ia aud around NewYoL Upon other duties which will de-
yovs upon the Chief Medical pcer that Of giving ceith
cate, OF disability 10 such SOLDIER. in h. Juismeu should
b. discharged iio viii be- neid hs eehestos
form gyng such medical description Of the cases with the
a ,rr, of a,.nty a. may enable the pension office to
decide ON .ny claim sLich MY DO based them. Dr. Jo
,rnh r. W,isht Assistant Surgeon U. A., succesds Dr.
Sloan as Post Surgeon at Fort Columbus, ,
N, general service recruiting Offices IN So~york Boston
nn 40 ala more than bu,1ess sst week tho
Total numhrr y t'rrni' -es % 'n'tInoI- ,' I' e,
suivsl iron the country Tor ths Sth
IA ush lafAauy = Ysys bxUtksA CGs rsuui&S e1sw
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

Tbs CAUSE or THE IsDrss.-Oa Sunday alter
noon Father Beeson deeply Interested large
audience at the Iaight street Bsptist Church with
discourse in behalf of the Indians. After singing
missionary hymn snd reading the 5sth chapter OF
Isaiah LarooQus, an Indian wonian WAS introduced,
who sang with touching power and pa'hos, The
Indians lament" The speaker remarked that our
love 10 God only be demonstrated by nianiesting
s. spirit OF kinduess to all lie children, OF every
nation tribe or people. He argued thst our nation
can never be permanently peaceful and prosperous
till amule lnstce be done to the few remaining
Indins as well as all the poor AMI oppressed. Dee.
mite our Professions We are tlrestening the Indian
With extern na,ion. Rotbio9 bin q home and land
il unjus ifable bJth could live together Win
mutual benefit We need more true charity. lne
indian- are euipenily religious, hut no, Chra.
tiaiis. Thsy render evil for evil. They have lost
our confidence BECAUSE We have betrayed them.
Justice mus, be done to the red msn before We dare
hone for peace. Virtue more than victory il neees-
saIy to restore happiness snd prosperity.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

A REBEL DEsERrER.-Among the sick and
wounded soldiers on board the Ocean Queen, was y
young Polnnder who deserted from the Robel ranks
~ Yorktown, few hours before the enemy eyacua-
ted that place. When he WAS challenged by the
picket, he threw down his musket and achno wledged
he WAS deserter, but the picket did not understand
him aud sent ball through bis body. lie is doing
WELLS able to walk about and will soon recover.
lie has two brothers in the Union army, where hc
would have been himself, had he not have driv-
en-, by the force Of circumstances beyond his control
into the ranks Of the enemy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
asaa.cnaers Arrived

10 ,,,aaship Hassc nom Bremsl. fi Sonma, Vosls
III. t;arlour A. Feehet g. Dillon aud 'ady W., m',, Par
Mr. Dams aud family Miss Arm.,Iong and sse, "" LIBBY
,hi. sbsbr Arraierlt Mr. WileAcr and ed, ~ tn,s
NJ Hudson and family kin.nao Reilly II NJ Baum ,.Ihsrs
hat. H. Ent Penmsnn, II. b. Becker aud lady T. "
a, tedeu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
s shArp. killed
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IN TIE
MICHIGAN FIFTH REGIMENT.

PstIApKIPHfs May II. lstz
The killed in the 18th Michigan Regiment at the
battle OF Williamsburg reach -; wounded ll5 total,
IA. Among the killed is Second Lieut.. James a.
Cunning Of Company {.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
LETTER OF CONGRATULATIONS FROM sECREIAkf
WEIIES TO ELAG.OFFICER FARKAGUT.

Navy DEPARTMENT W.sHINGroN, May ~ ioo<'
SIR: CAPT Bailey, your second III command, na7
brought to the Department he official DISPATCHES
from the squadron with the trophies torwared TO the
National Capital. OR navy, fruitful with victories
present, 10 more signal achievement than thi-, nor
il there an exploit surpasfing 1t recorded III Tie
annals OF naval warfare.
In pa,siug ,ad eventually overcoming Forts JaeS-
SOL and St. PLilIio, tue batteries above and below
New Orleans, stroying the barriers OF chaihs
steam rams fire RATS lroucad vessels and other ob
srnctiops capturing from the Rebel iorces the great
Southern metropolis, sLd obtaining Possession ana
control Of Il e lower Mississippi yourself, ycur ON
cerr. and our brave soldiers aud marines, whose
istoric renown have now nett MS gratitude a q
applause ecugl1. ulate you and your eomnapd Oh
yonr great succ.ss III LavIng contributed 40 iargeY
toward DESTROYING the unity Of he rebellion ana IN
restoring ngaln 10 tie protection Of the Na'ionsl
Government and tie National fla2 the important
CITY of the Mh,isippi Valley, and 50 large portion
o; its mnlrc lafe dep pendencles. Your example and
it, successful re,ulr-, though attended with rome
lscrIfce lie. AMI l,s OF ships ineulcate the TACT
thai he first duty Of commander IN war Il 10 tase
grei, rlsL, for the accomplishment OF great en1s
One and ALL Office and men, deserve well oi their
country. ] am, respectfully, yonr obedent servant
GIDEON WELLts.
TO Flsg Officer y. q. F,KRAGrr, Comnard.is Gu b.'cf
aiding Squadron.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

The prize schooner Albert, in charge OF Masters
Mate J. NJ. Lake after voyage of nine days from
Charleston Bar, arrived yesterday. The Albert was
captured of Charleston by tho United States gun
boat Huron. Her cargo consists of salt coffee, Nc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
Lalckr shin New ..

ApRlNFD,.......s .srsn.N N~' =.
st,,u,hp tan.a ,olea.l, ven o..i. .i0.ss' f,sA4A
~ sui. suctor a,h - pooa mdse u. y Sinf 49,
~ lsJ s,sslsas ysssssSss tc VsLises W
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

A PHlsESr fRON REBEL OfrIcrr.-CoL Grs en-
of the Wise Legion who surrendered 20 GeD Barn
side, and WAS captured by Col. Kurt Of tie hassa-
chusets I'D, solicited the privilege of presenting TO
Col. Kurt pet stallion, worth s., ,OOo as token Of
his esteem for the Kind and teous treatment he
received at the hands OF his captos. The beautiful
animal reached this city Saturday night board
the jersey Blue. Ii YVES sent TO the care of Col.
Frank Howe, and may be seen al McCauleys stable,
Oh Twenty fourth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
Jo.epb w. Crane. wounded and missing
COMPANY d.

Io..rb w Crane. wounded and missing
CosPAsy d.
Cant. John J. Fritschry. wounded,
So, Iieu,. Henry seWhorse lof 90. ~, !"
Johr J. Ffi' sch-y. Jr., wounded
Co,rar.l 4, ! arle. Hnoeri, missine'
Aueu.fus Iau-h IN. led
Isnafk fr'rk, Killed
G-orge Rrn,su. bilird
Jo.spb ROshh: a. wounded
Lieut.. John Is. ( inc. wounded;
s,r~ean, p. gene jarvis, wounded
Thomas Roberts, wonhdrd;
j.mes w. Cobsllns wounded
Joho Ri,g wounded.
Samuel BunDett. woundco.
George Ezkef. wounded.
Theodore sanorrs, wounded
] Emmefson, wounded.
Melon Hoffman wounded
3 NJ. 5srdiord, wounded.
Repiamiu Clifford wounded.
John lay, woundrd.
Wm. Sanl. wounded
Wm. TAYLOR, wounded
Charles 2. OibeD, wounded
Ip d. oles, wounded.
George r. Crowell, woubde0
A. Williams, wounded:
Y. A. Davidson, wounded.
CospAHr l.
job Ps,terscn. mis'iDs,
VIM. Bloomfield, killed.
Wm Collins, ki'led.
Capt W. L. Tipson. wounded
Lieut.. james Long. wounded
Lieut. W. Lackey, wounded
James Al. RuDy. wounded.
john Clsper wound,d.
Robert Donald, wounded.
y &. Dsw,on, wounded
Jsmes Gsilsuj, wounded
Il. II. Hs;s1. wounded.
Thomas M<hubaDk. wounded.
II. McCnr,s'ley, wounded.
ii. VIII q, wounded.
". GTeepgrovs, wpandeo
r. NJ. Harrison, niissins
COMPANY ,.
Lieut.. A. +. Fuller, kilId. "a,
Corporal George Il. nseee, Killed
u. b. Day. kil.rd.
Eerjamin Hardy. Killed.
Corpof.l GEORGE h. boose, woandea
Lirut. rsnry Hartford, wounded
Eeubrn Chamberlain, wounded
Psinck Mckeever wounded.
John Hsry. y. wounded
VIM .Iabnings. wouI ded
,. %. King wounded.
Che. Huntly, wounded
Dennis Dslrymli., wounded.
John smith, wounded.
Jaaies SCOT wOgud"d.
Johr g. Baekmsu, wounded.
Geo.se Cedinus, " 1lnd~d.
Kirhard HsruiaD, wounded
1homa. hiIyin, woune-J.
conrha, O.
Patrick Couuor, Killed.
stmur' Cfos.irs, lied
D.yi8 :. fririil. Killed.
Jane NJ. Davis. killed.
Can. "m Todd wounded.
Lieu, D.yi. h. Wsrd, wounded.
CorporAi 4. Bcnnttt, wounded
Jane. nensrit wounded.
Pat fuKuhtiick. T"mded
Janes bfe-f, wounded.
John Hamies, woYfdtd.
Auos iiartdgu wounded.
Jo.-ph II toteTison wounded
Fred Schauiier. wounded
Luxe ruig.,y. wounded
CONFssI "a
s.r,; Jane. Ren'hloh, kiled
Tnogia. X. EidJi". allied.
john x. Ed Allied
Michael Nniiou Alrd
G., Lf.goI, Killed.
Nor is Holman. wounded.
JOHN a. oHf'us, Wound"d
Coz tsTsiu, ~'undri
Fred Davis wounded.
CLns. N.umscE-T. wounded.
4. L.. liigena. sOnuu"d
J. ID. h.lchum. wounded.
toEPAS, l.
Capt. ID. Blsnv.it. j., wounded
K, g.sn, q. Philip. sil~d.
IoIpof.l Geo. Doh"rty, silsd
E.t. Bradley. Ii,d.
10 " Castle. kiieo.
Jaua- u-sl"y khled.
Charie. II. Tay iur. killed
Anr.d Dun-r. ,ried
jam. ". rursy, yoondes
Rob.r, ,srs voutded.
rLos Divine. "o"tu"d.
Nm RNuo wouud-d.
Uerrv Mctulsid. wounded.
&. II. M,di.on. wounded
n. y. Nanfr,t wounded
Wm. H,sr. wounded.
Ia. JaH.ll, wound d.
g. NJ seals vo.suC"d
\ kcIoDu~i. wounded
T. Pcsl-. " ,uadrd.
" HsItfeli. wounded
= Van dr.. " 0unded.
]. H. Mach wound~d
aosPASS n.
3 Sharp. killed.
Alex Curry, kill-d.
Corporsl J. G. Reed wounded
Chs Quinn, wounded.
Ungh Eliot wounded
M ID. L.,Iell wound.d.
J Mofssb. woundsi.
Peter SpuGp, SUuLotd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
LATER.

WuLouaHBy's PoiSr Saturday. MAY TO- lts2
TIE iron-clad gunboat Gaena, accompanied by the
Port Royal and Aroostook, went up the james River
on Wednesday night; although have been unable
to obtain any positive information from them since
she slenced tie forts on the lower part Of the river,
il is understood tlat the President has received
dsraichss from Gen. Mcclellan, 10 the effect tha!
they have given him most valuable aid III diving
the enemy TO the wall.
Ii il even stated to-day that the Gslena not only
capiured tie Yorktown and jamestown, but has pat
crews on board and them up within shelling dis
tanoe of The river 6eienses of Richmond. For the
truth of his however cannot vouch, ~ Old Point
is beooiuiu. famous for fabulous rImors
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
IEyPEDI7I0N Up THE JAMES RIVER
Gallant Achievement Of the Galena'
The Rebel Steamer Yorktown Sunk
THE JAMESTOWN CAPTURED

The u. S. Steam Transport Jersey Blae, Capt
.yactalow. arrived on Sunday morning from Newben,
n. C.. whence she sailed on the 9TH irst
The Sd Regimen, Of New-fork Cavalry arrived at
Newbern on the 7lh nst in good condition. Nothing
new at Newbern, but the jersey Blue brings us the
intelligence from Fortress Monroe, which port she
left on tie 9Th at p. m that the United States IRON
clad gunboai Galena had proceeded up James River
and sunk the Rebel s.eamer Yorktown, and captured
the Jamestown also, that the Union troops bad oc-
cuped Sewalls Point
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
FROM NEW MEXICO.

Coffcspondencs OF The -. LOnia Republican.
Los VEGAS, N. NJ, April 20 1862.
The hrbel Texas marsuders, who causelessly and
waalc-y l-vaded his cOuItr,, lre now IN ON re-
treat down the Rio GraDde 10 tho land of Dixie
Their tVyee, from Z, ,!ap 70 2,50Q when ,hsy aysdsd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

gentleman who has spent several months IN
Howard and adjacent counties Informs Us that hund.
reds of Prices men who went from that portion OF
tie State are returning home glad 10 ta k- the oain
Of allegiance and gIse bofds, as the condition ot re-
lease. lie srufes Thar the humber Of such l. est.
mated ~ upwagd Of 3,0O1. They declare themselves
si of ,he rebellion rotry they went INTO II, and
anxious TO see Ie.es r1-estIoli-aet
lie .ays tbe disposition Of tbs class is ar letter
than tlat OF tie m.li.naht promotes OF rebellion
who th.mrelves stay ing at home, prompted sr'iet
and iuconrid,rate young men 10 JON the Rebel army
There mal upan's are bitter aud unrelenilug, sud
s,me OF them encourage guerrias in their predatcry
movement, desiring perIetuate The animosi,ies
and hatred they have been active In creating. Tne
lie a VINO have seen the elephant and " haa enough
of r. " r,ton home better men, and the influence Of
such ia their nei, hborhood is most sautary.
Missouri kepUb.icsu.