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E9OM len. MITCHELL.

HEADQUARTERS THIRD DIVISION,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, Camp Taylor, May Is.
lion. b. ". Stanton, Secretary Of War -
At six o'clock P. Nj. on the 18th inst, general
Negley's expedition from Pulaski, supported
by Col. Titles expedition from Athens, en-
tered Rogersyille, driving the enemy across
the Tennessee, and destroying a portion of
their ferry boats. Having learned of the APP
proach of Colonel Titles force, the enemy
succeeded in removing their artillery, baggage
and stores before the arrival of Gen Negey.
was at the passage of Elk river, and ac-
companied in person Col. Little'S expedition,
but without crossing the river. The enemy,
as usual, fled on our approach. l ordered
yesterday an expedition to move promptly
from Rogersyille to seize the bridge across
Shad creek, and the ferry below the mouth of
the same stream. This duty has been ex-
ecuted promptly, and the ferry and bridges
are ours. No more troops will enter from
that region, and we have now upon this side of
the river twelve or fifteen hundred cavalry of
the enemy, in bands of three or four hundred,
whom we will endeavor to hunt down and de-
stroy or capture.
The gunboat which | have eXtemporized
will be ready for service to-day, and | will
soon be ready to pay my respects to the enemy
on the eastern side of the region under my
command o. NJ. MITCHELL, Major Gen.
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LATEST NEWS.
By. TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM GEN. HALLECK,s COMMAND.

CAMP ON CoRINTH ROAD, May l5.-The
following is paragraph of a special field or
der lust issued "Guards will be Immediately
placed along the line of Chambers Creek. No
officers or soldiers will be permitted to pass to
the rear, and no citizen to the front of the line
without special authority. Commanders of
army corps and divisions will see that their
camps are cleared Of all unauthorized hangers
on, and any one attempting to evade this will
be compelled to work on entertainments, bat
teries, or the construction of roads," This is
understood to apply to all persons, cores
pondents included.
Fifty-seven Of our privates, three corporals
and one sergeant, captured at Dresden, Tenn.
came in this morning under flag of truce,
and an equal number will be sent tomorrow in
exchange. Col. Jacob Thompson of Beaure-
CARDS staff formerly secretary of the INTERIOR
accompanies the flag. He admits the fall Of
Norfolk, New Orleans, and Pensacola, but de-
MES the fall of Richmond. Deserters, coming
by squads daily, all agree that the rebels are
still at Corinth Certifying. There have been
picket skirmishes all day. Half dozen were
wounded on cur side. The weather is very
warm.
CAMP NEAR CoRNTH, May ia French
man, a member of the 18th Louisiana regi-
ment, has arrived here. He reports three
Companies, composed of Frenchmen, obliged
to enlist being unable to obtain work, food,
or money. The whole army is without coffee
At one time it was more than thirty days
without rations. He says Van Dorm and
Price left Corinth eight days ago. 1t was not
known where they had gone. Weather clear
and hot, and the roads very dusty.
1t having been satisfactorily shown that
spies visited our camp, crossed the river and
proceeded by night in 'dug-outs" to Florence,
where they held easy communication with the
enemy, it was deemed necessary to exclude
all civilians from the camps, and the general
order mentioned yesterday was issued for
such object
\ federal sergeant captured at Shloah and
exchanged yesterday, says he was taken from
Corinth to jackson, Miss, and thence to Jack
son, Tenn, and back to Corinth. He states
that from the time he left Corinth until his re-
turn, he was guarded by unarmed men.
contrrband, purporting to be an intimate
friend Of Gen. Hardee's servant. also reports
that he had been told that Hardee is very
sick of the war and would leave but that
Beauregard would not let him.
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STRAsBUBG, May ia continuous stream
of Union residents of the valley are pouring
into town, under mistaken belief that our
army is retreating, and a knowledge that the
rebels are impressing all males between the
ages Of 10 and 60. The rebels all along the
route to Harrisonburg say jackson will not
attempt to follow
A band of 800 mounted guerillas captured
fourteen and killed one of the 2Sth Pennsyl-
vania regiment, who were guarding the rail-
road beyond Front Royal. The railroad
bridge over the north fork of the Shenandoah
is completed. The track will be laid tonight,
and trains will pass tomorrow forenoon. The
work was constructed in forty hours. All
quiet Tonight 1t is currently reported that
NIilroy and Schenck occupy Staunton.
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WASHINGTON, May 16.-Brevet Maj. Gen.
Wool was to-day confirmed a major general
in the army. Charles Chase was confirmed
postmaster of Winchester, Va.
POstmasters are requested to forward all
mail matter for New Orleans to New York,
from whence it will be sent by every steamer.
Isaac Newton has been nominated by the
president as agricultural commissioner.
The navy department has information that
the schooner Sarah White, attempting to run
the blockade at Bull Bay, S. c., being chased
by the gunboat Onward, the crew ran her
ashore, burned her, and escaped. Also of the
capture of the rebel schooner c. C. Pinkney,
from Charleston for Nassau, with a cargo of
cotton, rosin, &C., by the gunboat Ottawa, and
rebel schooner was run ashore at Light
House Inlet, while chased by the gunboat AL
ALBANIA.
Gen. Sickles to-day was ordered to resume
command of the Sickles brigade.
The fugitive slave law is being quietly en-
forced in the District to-day, the military au-
thorities not interfering with the judicial pro-
cess. There are at least four hundred cases
pending 1t is said that some negroes whose
owners or agents from Maryland are here
seeking their recovery, mysteriously disap-
peared this morning.
Paragraph of general order No. 1922 dat
ed November last, having been revoked, the
officers and men transferred to skeletan regi-
ments under its operation, will be assi5ned to
their original regiments as fast as vacations
occur.
A despatch from Fredericksburg says that
large iron foundry, which was used in casting
shot and shell and rihing cannon for the reb-
els, was taken possession of by an officer of
McDowells staff, on Wednesday. Yankee
p,acbouioS Nvara in1D,adiatnlv at work and
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REPORT FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN n
CAMP 10 MILES FROM WILLIAMSBURG,
May II 1870

Hon. E. ~ Stanton, Secretary Of Var =
Without waiting further for official reports,
which have not yet reached me, l wish to bear
testimony to the splendid conduct of Rockers
and Kearney's divisions, under command Of
Gen. Heintzelman, in the battle Of Williams
burg. Their bearing was worthy of veterans.
Hookers division for hours withstood an at
tack of greatly superior numbers with a very
heavy loss. Kearney'S arrived in time to re-
store the fortunes of the day, and came most
gallantly into action.
1 shall probably have occasion to call at
tentiOn to other commands, and do not wish
to do injustice to them by mentioning them
now If | had the full information | have
now in regard to the troops above named
when | telegraphed they would have been
specially mentioned and commended. spoke
only Of what l knew at that time, and shall
rejoice to do full justice to all engaged
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN, Mai. Gen.
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Con. ,vonrs servIces at Norfolk.

WASHINGTON, May l6.-The following or
der has been issued from the war department :
"The skllful and gallant movements OF
Major General John +. Wool, and the forces
under his command, which resulted IN the
surrender of Norfolk and the evacuation OF the
strong batteries erected by the rebels on Sew
ais Point and Craney Island, and the destruc-
ton of the rebel iron steamer ''Merrimac,"
are regarded by the president as among the
most important successes Of the present war.
He therefore orders that his thanks as com
mander-in-chief of the army and navy be
communicated by the war department to MAJ;
General John Il. Wool and the officers and
soldiers Of his command, for their gallant and
good conduct in the brilliant operations mem
toned. BY order of the president.
Made at the city of Norfolk, on the eleventh
day Of May, 1862.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secy of War.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

QUAKERsDURG, May l0.-There is a great
state of excitement here. The town of Burn
ing Springs in the west part of the county was
burnt yesterday afternoon by the Morcassiel
rangers, also Palestine. Everything in the
former place was destroyed. This town is
full Of fugityes. 1t is not known who arc
killed. though many are missing. 1t is moi
known swhat became of the small military
force in that place The number of Morcas-
siers is not known, though some fix it at 600
The town of Elizabeth has been deserted and
by this time is probably burned Some con
slider this place in imminent danger. They
have but one company of soldiers here. The
citizens would turn out to considerable ex-
tent if they only had arms.
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WASHINGTON, May l6-The secretary of
war, upon the application Of representative
Ely, has ordered the release of Col. w. F.
Baldwin OF Virginia, to be exchanged for Col.
Corcoran. Capt Farrill and Lieut., Dempsey,
recently released as prisoners of war from
Richmond, and who have been a week in
Washington, had represented to the president
and secretary of war the necessity and justice
of this arrangement on account of Col. Cor
coran's health. Aided by representative Ely,
they have succeeded.
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NEW YORK, MAY I6 COTTON firm. with more doing;
sa'es 1860 bales 27t a 2T4 for mddlnc uplands.
FLOUR-ReeeDts So 5bs sales 1850 bbls; state and
western without change in ce supertine state SiU
a i55; extra state $40 % $50; round hoop Ohio $500
@5,l5; extra western 81 100 S4g0 southern unchanged;
sales bblS; Canada unchanged; sales 1870 bblS
GRAIN.-Wheat without decided changes; sales 81 900
bush; Chicago sdring 81 90 q 0S Milwaukee Club O9
"a liz; winter rcd state 81 6 a LIS white Michigan
Sl,36; white Kentucky l3e. Corn shade firner; sales
$4,000 bnsh mixed western 81 @ SIZE Oats more active
at 80 a All.
PROEISIoNS-Beef firm; sales $50 bbls. Pork dull
aud easier; $50 bbis 1850; prime $40 Cut
meats lower; sales s55 pkgs shoulders "A a. 49, hams
a. &c Bacon sides quiet; sales 50 boxes short rbbrd
midlcs at 50 Lard active, and rm sales 29OO bbs
at II a So. Butter unchanged Whisky heavy; sales
500 bills at % q 2i3c Rice firm sales 800 bags RangOnn.
at Il % SC Sugars firm, and active; 24O0
hi S; Muscovado at a SIC; Porto Rico ~ q Sc.
Coffee firm; Rio, 400 bass at ia 2O2c; Maraca5O, 100
BAGS at pic MOasses firm; CrOlX 40 hhdS at 4Oc ;
Porto Rico 81 hhds at 3Sc Muscovado, 100 hhds at 81 q
32c by auction, 1900 bblS at 29c.
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CAIRO, May 16.-News from the fleet states
that not gun has been fired from either side
for two days. The federal and rebel fleets
are repairing and getting ready for their next
encounter
The steamer Gladiator, fran Pittsburg, re-
ports rumor that Beauregard had sent flag
Of truce, asking an armistice of ten days.
Deserters corroborated the report, and the
matter was under consideration by Gen. Hal
leck whom the Gladiator left.
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A Negro Rrlgade.l

NEW YORK, May l6.-rhe sons Of New
England met this evening at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel to arrange suitable reception for
Com. Foote.
The Express says negro brigade is being
raised in this city, to be commanded by John
Creighton, late lieutenant colonel Of Wilson's
Zouayes. Uniforms for four thousand men
are made, and sixteen hundred names are al
ready on the rolls.
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Elem advertisements.
w ESTER THEATER
Lessee, HNNRY G. JARRETT.
(Also Of NiblOs Garden New York and the Academy
Music, Boston.
Two Nights Only. Friday 4 Saturday, May q 4 q,

Grand Combip alton of
EMINENT DRAMATIC ARTISTS,
From Niblos Garden, n. Y. and Academy of Music,
Boston,
=; /. DAVENPORT the eminent American Tragedan.
WILLIAM WHEATLEY, justly acknowledged to be
the best living Light Comedian.
JOHN r. OWENS, the Comedian of the day.
JO IN GILBERT the DISTINGUISHED Dramatic Artist,
from the principal Theaters of the Union
GEORGE RIVER, the popular Artist from the Califor.
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EDWARD LAMB, the popular Comic Actor
CHAS. BARRON, the Young American Actor.
C. hingsand, j. w. Blaisdeli, ;. France, j. Ward, r.
Past, j. Darcy.
Mrs. W. G. GIadstane the distinguished Actress from
the Boston and New York Theaters
Miss AIRY WELLS, thctIvoritc Actress, from Nibo's
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Miss EMMA TAYLOR, the elegant Dung artist, from
the Philadelphia Thcaters.
Mrs. &. NEERRETr the well known Coincidence
Mrs. NoURsE, Miss WILKES.
FRIDAY EVENING. Nav %, Sherdan's brilliant
Comedy, in acts entitled the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
Which will he presented with Of characters which
cannot be equaed by any Theater in the world. The
play Will be presented in the costume of the period.
SATURDAY EVENING, May a. will be presented
Colemaus celebrated Comedy ot
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
Together with Buckstone's famous Comedy MAR
RED LIFE.
~NOtwi hStanding the expense attendant upon the
product of the p0pdlar PlaVsthc engagement OF
many eminent artists tor the brief nights
the management respectfully announce the following
rates of Admissions Dress Circle and Parquc so cents
Family Circle and Amphitheater, 81 cents. No extra
charge for reserved seats. Doors open at H. to com
meuce at O'Clock.
The sale of Tickets will commence at the Box ONCE
Tuesday morning, May 20, at 10 clock. dbt myF
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xxxvIIth Congress-First Session.
FRIDAY, May 16.

SENATE
Mr. SupPv,x made a statement coptrovert-
inc tbe rer1orl, b,1 NJ uoIr,a, in tIo bn,so
that his ISher,non,s1 ;rrast;coting committee
received eigbt doIIars NOR da7. 9a had heen
on tvro inyestiorotinrr ,o,,,,,,ittoos +bo Konsas
and the novalSond never received n cent of
comnonso+;on ~. ,1iloa,ro
| Tbo Tnd;o, a,1rn,,s;o+;o,, hill ,,as nossod
with amendrnontI oi,tbor;ziry tho abrooation
| Of all traot;os 1,;tb JisIo,,aI In1ians
M ~ ,n,r ,,,,,-od 90 tai,o mn tho confsca-
tion h;lI % tJ,a sT,acioi con,n,ittee
NJ E,es,.,>,,Y,, ,,.a,,t,I tbo TOW hill consid-
ered
Mr. w ,yos il, favor of trying IN make
the rebols nav y mart Of the eynenses Of the
80 80 pay P 5S, " Ill men Tho
In Nc 80, ~,
NJ TnJ-,,n,-TT T,,orod to stril,o ont the first
section which he said was only to tighten the
,,,r,isLI,an+ of tronson and was nnconstitu-
tionaI
Mr. DAVIS moved to amend the first section
Inv striking ont all tbe clause freeing the
slaves and IN add n nrovision for imnrison-
mont at hard labor not less than five nor more
+bon twenty years Aftar discussion If was
reiected-3 AGAINST 81
Mr. TPrvpJTT,s amendment was rejected
10 AGAINST %
Mr. How,Rn moved IN strike ont the second
section which nrovides for the forfsitrre of tbe
nronartv and fraedom of slaves of those who
motto engage in or aid tho insurrec+ion
AGAINST tbe Tinted Sto+os Ho snolro Of sor,,o
Ienptb aroinst +bis sert;or of tbn b;ll oo s;r,n-
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NEW YORK May 6..-sTOCKs are higher. butiack ac-
uvity; Illinois Central scrip 62l; Michigan southern
guaranteed 55 Harlem 1871 Hudson t3 Erie preferred
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DETs.

DIEp.
In this city, Nav Is, Geo W Reed, formerly Of tch.
burg, 25 yrs mos New Hampshire papers please
COPY
In Greenve, Leicester Nav Is of dptheria, Geo W,
SON of VIM and susan Taylor, 10 yrs mos % days.
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In this city, Nav Is, by Rev VI Richardson Charles
FagE TO Mrs Sarah B whiting, both OF this CITY.
In this city May Is, by Rev Cutler, otis Bancroft
to Janett Boyce.
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VHE ANNUAL MEETING of The

- Millhury SAVINGS Bank Corporation will be held on
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NEW GLASSES I'M DRAWING AND

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Academy OF Fine Arts. where the public are invited to
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GIX Day BARBER-AILrN WAIKrn,
Na THE SHREWSBURY BRASS

E2NKBAND Is prepared TO furnish Music on all occa.
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SS terms Orders left at Dorman's Music store 203
Nam street, Worcester, or with H. C. REED, shrews.
Oury, VIII receive prompt attention. d2m myl3
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
2 EMOyAL. : THE CHINA TEA

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IN calling the attention OF the public New store
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VIII only ada shat onrexpcrencc has successfully dem
onstaeu mat small gains and quick the only
method OF doing strictly cash business we there
fore continue to give Bargains by selling al the snlet
possible margin from the cost
ap3O dtf I'D M Main S No. st,,eo,
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Meaieal.
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= II L L l. Z NJ q IA,
OR
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The medical properties Of Sar.aparla IN con.
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/ to cleanse and purity the blood and eradicate ali
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