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Ap~ross ars 10 ~ 9Th Inst nas had ben
. few cases Of ysnsw fev0 u vesa Crss bat
none h tAe inteiu. The French army ~
STEADILY pursuing ito march frun Odzaba 10
Mexico. A nnrber Of skirmBha had been
fought, resudting invariably 70 the advantage q
the invaders. At Camtroo, 5000 Of the French
were confronted ty A. equal numbu Of Mexi.
cans, but the latter were quickly defeated with
Ioss. The victors had killed and wounded.
Mr.. CoRwIS, the American Ministsr, 10 on
he moot intimate terms with the Mexican Gov
eminent. lie has concluded . treaty which We
may expect by the next Havana mail. There
are signs Of the formation Of . party In favor Of
the foreign invaders, but all who support JuAREx
are for resistance. Arrests and imprisonment
BY the government continue. Gen. DoDLADo
has raised Q forced loan Of eGoo, 900 from the
capitalists Of Mexico, and has ordered into ser
vice all the military contingenu Of the different
States. An agent Of the London bondholders
had arrived and bad gone to the metropolis. The
Mexicans still loudly den ouncc the course Of
England and her late representative, Sir CmAs.
WYE.
the roads to Mexico, and no mails can now 10
carried by diligence TO the capital. Indian rum
ners alone are employed to transmit the news,
and they have to take byc-paths through un-
freauented districts. MARQUEE, the Reactionist
general, who was thought to have been utterly
defeated some months ago, has re-appeared in
the field, and has defeated the government forces
in number Of fights. At Iguala hc captured
the entire garrison and massacrcd all the officers.
A. Mctamoras Izucar, he defeated ALATRIsrE,
the Ex-Governor Of Pucbla, capturing him and
q number Of his officers and shot them on the
spot. At fas Cruces he was again victorious
The shooting Of Gen. RoBLKs wasstill source
| Of intense excitement. Gen. RoBLEs was taken
the first Of this month, while travelling with bis
servant near Tobuacan, and carried to San An.
drcs Chalchcomula, whore he was shot by orde,
| OF Gen. ZARAoozA. Groat efforts were made e
save his life, bu, all to no avail. Gen. RoBLEs
| hal been invited to Mexico by DonLADo, with
tho object of making him Minister Of War. Sew
cral liberal journals in the interior have declares
it to be assassination and people Of all parties ii
Mexico denouncc II. The blame Is laid upoI
JUAREz, ZARco and ZARAoo.
Yellow fever has set in at Vera Cruz and man,
foreigners have died, among them a number Q
oil crs Of tho French Medical Staff The nativ
ply sicians are moro successful in its Ieatmcn
than those from abroad. The dreaded diseas
bids fair to 10 unusually dangerous and destruc
tive this year.
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We append \ communication from Parson
BRowsLow, who has JUS, lett our city for the
East, with hope that the good citizens o. New
York will come forward, with their accustomed
whole-sonled generosity, and r,muncrato mi.
sturdy patriot and true lover Of his country. for
the entire loss Of property AMI almost life, which
his devotion to the Union has cost. A widely
spread subscription list to his paper, in the
Northern States, will lie little felt as pccuuinry
burden by thousands of our fellow citizens. but
the aggregate benefit to the rarson will be-
huch ~ to establish his Journal with sweeping
SUCCESS. When RECOMMENDED, the subscriber
whl be more than repaid in the receipt of Il Jour.
nal exhibiting life aud enterprise rarely eaunlled
In the newspaper world. Oar readers will know.
from the remarks Of rnson BRowSiow. n.
published in our paper aud elsewhere. that IA. ia
Q man Of great talent, genius and originality
aud what he is us speaker, he il more and ho,.
ter as an editor. The following s the com,nuui.
cation alluded to:
Editor Of lie Sun; Allow me, before lcay inn
che city, g. thank er'Tyboig IN Ne1S iOTt tr Mel
generous liberality and kindness manifested y
wards me, and ~ say t. all WHO may WISH 10 a.
me In re-estsblishns the Knoxville WHo, which
hope soon H. do that they msy hsnhy their wishes
o. leave their nance sulscrlb, m III my friend
M. jams NJ fpSry, Ne s7GI Broadway, VIII,
will, nj the proper time, make tie collections snC
carry out uleir desires hVIe T. return from IL,
East improved N health,
BY 30 DOING you vii. oo!sc. y,ry truly yours,
NN u bEUwSLow
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Banks B.nner. 6, J.ss De cur 20 ~
1itrsiias. .
pnms-C n Auen, Ray, Race Pr Executive
sCuooN pWs- A,debsran. Hsnd. Msrarhsn;
Amercs Reynolds rroyldencS rtss,.r'. asn.
s,ns' HunrS Trur1s Z n. PhssseS nehetsn ~
ycsu. n n; Garland. N,stsn. Arroyo, Y; esrsn
ysn~ t,.riner, Newport, Starlight Nhihnse' .,
rierrv Caroline Colcs, Pe'es, AArandis aho
washington.
eLooP-Hsrvest, Crown. Providence.
ARRIVED.
aryANsVlps-J Thomson. Cundi6. Baltimore
M>rruua Crosby. Baltimore, mdse
Ospr.y. kcruey. Providence, 10
Mar. Nlchols Philadelphia do
j,ss,n,li, Gsutiet. FORTRESS honrf 90 no"'
sy,rs cvr,cn, ins.r.,il. Manila Feb 3 sugar
St,,b.eklt R>yscn. Hamburg, slo pss~hsus'
Cr,~s N n. Wave, watts Chih Nrvh Nv
RAKK-rinlskift. Brown. Limerick ~ days
g., M. priru,. Palermo " dsys, f'nt
NaysrtA, uJv,r. Nouss,ideo is' Nh mise
pRIcs-Yr Newton. Bartlett Tara ~ days"
N>sna G. .rts, shaw, sasua 10 lays sugar
ls,,u.rd Berry. HI, Bermuda days wheat
ecNooNrHs-E A Stevens, Albany for Beton
Js Hsl. ,oe. hlI.ls,hrar ior fo', M,
i,d,pendeuc,, u E,betAp'-i TT Nov b.iiord'
Chntn. R,rden. Eutsh,,hror, Tor Pal RIVER
Rvsl, Hcbbie. E'ltsbcthI,rt for stamford.
AK,'ry, k.'ey. B,r.ccs Hh last fr.i.
y ixu.v,r, R.fiev. Asyszuez IN inst sugar.
X : Potter, T.. tier, IN Island .Wh u
Ixsh.itN yau- .us-, lllsi IA DAY ., inise.
I..,k, wht,n1--. New Haven days
Cr1.Cx. tc~isr. foTt Norrls.
ye'~ity. 81 III. St rilston.
s II s,skt,rs Ttcr'ta%,1. Vienna days.
Nrt.uue. u ms. EIEabethlcrt Tot Salem.
p-,~i.n. Co l,isN, E.sal<ui-rt !cf b1stoo.
ruN1.h. I. .fui~nn, do Do
OHB,th. Blr.sr. Gcorgstown. II c, IL dayA
sLQQp-ptcr RIVER, Provost, stamford.
ARRIVED LAST EVENING.
SHIFTS -P,ilano, Cro,c, CsrdiG % days, coal.
Haze, Holmes san francisco Feb 3, mise.
RRiGs Emil.t. Japarlno, Nsples 30 d. fruit.
} LusC tt.l. C-0NeIl. Me->in, Nsfch IL, fruit
MAr,ha W asAlu s,1u, Andersen, GARDENS sugar
sCuoONyRs-Gco Adams, Fisk, Seuvitas.
PCoor,f, stuart, Baltimore 10 days coal.
Tr4ru, Co,i,u. Porto CAleilc May !, con,e.
s. sterr.u, Bs4y.lt Porto Caue.io e., Tee.
Ent,frrirs Muiir. South AM y, coal.
sBlcs us! am, skinner, Port and, ~, steue.
I W Beu.,A,t Uuidsmitn, do do
willow Ham, PA Al, lphia for New Haven.
MyrA D,lswsrs cts fr rroyif Cot"Nu.
JPBsut, kukatethport fnr B-ton.
Margaret, P,r iision, Eh4alothiort for sa'nin
Mar J'u', Nh j. 10 q,
Bygaftiuiu, : Ia.l, do if t''the DAY
Nsndalm Small, do Tot " si1n.
Delaware. long, do do
sLoor-Pa.uiy, sr.ith. Portland, c., stone.
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New York, May 20, 1859,


TuH c. b. A, Asp ruE BATTLE OF BulL rus A
letter 10 al English Friend, 81 } t. Barnard,
Major OF Engineers L. $. A, Brigadler General,
Army Of tie Potomac. new York; u. Van Nos.
rand, Publisher, 10! Broadway.
This is statement # the writer, who will he
Recognized as the ables, engineer Of the L. s.
serViee' OF the Battle Of Bun Run, regarded in
military point Of view. The author claims TO
lie q sou'h"rn,r in prriercuee aud feeling from
always having resided at the South, though born
at the North. At the outset Of the rebellion he
espoused the cause Of tie Union aud has never
Seen reason to roget the step, or to disbeieye in
its eventual success. To aid it, be penned this
letter TO an English friend, who possesses many
opportunities for influencing the public mind,
and the letter was eventually made 60 lengthy
chat It was deemed best to have 1t assume III,
book for u.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Burning off Gunboat.
The New Telegraph at Work.
&c.
&c
From, Gen Mcclellan. Army The Advance
at Conf IgarbOr.

ut Conl NnrbOr.
T,iny,ir, STATION, M,ty 20.-Thc advance un-
der Gen s,uI.cunu reached Coz! Narhor, on the
rad running 80 Richmond, by way Of NcwNrid.e
yesterday, whcro lie ( and tho enemy t. he IN
force lie drove their piokets into within two miles
-. their main boly, and encainped for the night
Every thing indicates thN the rebels Intent To- de-
feni Richmond With all tie available force they are
able To bring forward. Congressman and Repre-
| scnta,,ycs from every Southern State are there,
encouraging their troop, by THAR pre'ence and
counsel To u determined ai'tance - All advance oi
the uu.on troops.
Thctwo officers who oamo within OIL lines with
FAX II truce. about a week since, on trivial Pre-
! ,suce, were allowed T. return yci,criay.
| Comtnodorc Go,lshotoush paid . visit - head
quarters lat M l, fot ,he putposc .; an Interview
with Gen Mcclellan.
The Richmond raprra Of the 10th, have been re
eeivtj They contain correspondence bt"eei
the Virginia L. ilat ire aud J"r Davis, In relation
H. ~. -occnt movements 81 the rebel army II
withdrawing ,Ac army iiom virginia, and sl'nlIon
INK the state. that y IN the course Of cucns TIE spi
d' shopd fli, the necessity of which he did n5
SEE or ant III ate, that would be NJ rca,an for with
drawing the niioy from Virginia Tic war coult
'tll lie unnecessarily carried Oh AMI m,int.iucd OF
Virginia sol for twenty years
T.is rclcl Genera john u Floyd las been ap
pointed Mll'r- General ~ t'o Virginia forced Will
authority Ia raise = frro cf 10000 mon, new con-
scripts, for the defence Of Western N.r,iui
The engagement ola Tnursiny ut Drury's II M
seven milys below R,Ln9ul, between our gun
boats nnd tt On MS batteries on James river
produced grca, panic among tire T., pie Il Rich
mond. They acknov ledge loss Of sN kiliei and
| seven wounded.
White HIusc. "a, My i9.--Thc army COM
menced moving at an early hour tis morning in
! the direction OF Richmond, AMI Will .ncamp som,
miles In advance e.! tbs place. III, advance, under
Gen. s,oucluun, reached the railroad hi lie nj the
Click,hou,uy ycs',r'.y, Il is Ing trussel
| bridge, two spans only ~ which are lurrcd. II
can be- r,.huil, la very sh' ri tune Tie pese,s %
the enemy arc giai!irg the whole l!nc Of TO riye
ia front of Richmond. making 1t very d.Nicu!t /
obtain any reliable Information from that city, &c
neral Mcclellan went on u recyuuois0nncc tJIsy l.
the Chi,l. ti1m'ny
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News Items.

We have just passed noted dark apnivorsa-
ry. LIT be Considered good omen. It is 81
years since the famous dark day Of May 10Th, 1850
The darkness commenced between . and 10 o'clock
Ia the forcnoon, and people were obliged to light
candles at noon. Domestic fowls, birds and beasts
retired t. their retreats. aud everybody was seized
with CONSERVATION. many supporting II to be the
commencement of the Judgment day. The sky
presented u brassy appearance all day, and the
darkness Of the night was corrcspondingly intense.
Now that the Merrimac is destroyed, the
rebel navy In reduced 70 one steamer, the Mash
Vile, and one tug, the tug Of war.
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the Navy Department ly Comm 1dJro Gy.isbo-
rough;
u STEAMER G,rrS,, Orv Cry Poi.r)
JAntY RIVER, May 10, 1857. !
siR: Lave the honor to stlo', tia; this vessel.
the AroostooH, to ',ltot AND PIT Il yl', with
the Sw'. attn !, moved W the river, ettnra,r,,nd
several tnr,, tu, meeting NO nrtiN .ipl imp.di.
incn,s unt we erri', -, w,rI'- Bun, aAou, c N,
miles from ,im. /, w,ero We encountered u
heavy battery and 'w'. separate barriers formed Of
spies and steamboats, nni sail vessels. Ihr pilots
both say that they ssw the Jamestown and York
town amolg the number
Tie bank, Of the river We found lined with rife
pits, from which sharpshon,ers annoyed the men ut
the guns. These would hinder tho removal of tic
distractions, unless dr.yeu away hy .aul force
The Gsloua ran within about 600 yards Of tie Int
terry, near the spies as II was deemed proper 10
! 20, le, 20 Ter au,hor, and with aspriuy spruu.,
! s,,oss ia ot,.,,n r., No.. ,ha, $500 81, a
| So '. .''' '".-' IN WI ~ a"
I t' 81 80 ~ ~ w. oP'heu vi
| upon tie battery To- u "'''f Un.n't,d ar, and
! ate o'gl,,k sic assoc Just above the G,lcna, hut
| found her guns could no, be elevated er.,,,b =,
,,.oh A.. Lo,,.ry s,.,.,, ,,,,r., ,|.,,,.i 80" ' =
! ''"'" Wv ny '"' VOW
ls, and made her shvts th''u't, a, I've mtuDtp-
AFTER eleven the Gacas bal esp,alcd
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Hon. GlpEos wgltrs, Secretary Of the Navy.
.,ra.,urgn, NAV Yo-It 4, CURRENTLY rem,

ora',wgh May 90.-lt Is currently reported
and credited in military circlos that twenty
nile hundred rebel cavalry attached 10 different
comnondH have Il sbanlcd aud formed Into gicr.
i.lln bands,occupying the various mountain ranges
and mstness.s. Colonel Goary, few days since,
learned that bands were IN a cave FIVE miles from
Rectottowh, and made arrangements t. surround
and capture tAem. On reaching tho cave, he as.
c.ftanod they had vacated 1t the previous day.
Forty men sni horses had evidently been there
some time, tho former living sumptIousy. Judging
from the empty bottles, boxes. cans, &c Il is
probable they were portion Of tho force which
| captured Gcary's guard train. near London, last
week, aud reliested towards warreuton, on Gen.
Shields approach.
Col, Geary has been ordered 70 report 10 Gen
Banks in future. lilo has been relieved from
guarding tho lower portion of the Manassas road,
which duty he performed for several weeks 70
the cxtcnt hay miles of the Blue Ridge md sd.
ltcout ranges and spurs, which are infested with
bands Of glorrillas, who watch every opportunity
to shoot and capture our plcke,s and f1rs,iug par
hes Their familiarity with tho mountain dcnles
aud pasSoa elAoes them to eludo pursuit,
SHvIurg w., May 20.-I.ast night que
rl!as came down upon our plckeu at the bridge
west Of Thoroughfare, killed one and took two
prisoners. They belonged to the first battalion
Michigan cavalry, commanded 10y Major Arnold.
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Reception Of the President. Proclamation.
TuE Proclamation of President LlsCoLN
overriding the emancipation order Of General
HUNTER, has been received with marked appro-
baton hy the Iress anl cnihu,asm BY til,
ct the Prosident'r moderation and hrmncss, al
Of his determination 10 steer clear of all dan
Gcrous extremes and doubtful issues. While
holding the rcins Of Government with a firm
hand In IA time Of extreme violence and civil
war, 1t is no slight evidence of Mr.. LIxcoLN's
wisdom and good fortune tlat he has been able
% avoid the extreme prcjudices Of all parties.
and yet retain their respect, and even win the
good will % his former opponents.
The people will not la! to recognize in this
proclamation Of the President that calm reserve
Of strength which has been equal to every
emergency Of tho past, and canno, fail, there
fore, TO inspire confidence for the future. In
his own good time and way he disclosed his
intention to vindicate the outrage on our iiag at
Sumter, In u manner tina, thrilled the heart Of
the nation. During the Trent affair he wisely
kept his own counsel until the proper moment
for action came, and then the American people
And the whole world saw that he had taken the
right course. So, in this action on the HuNryn
abolition imbroglio, he has afforded another in
dicAtion that in the future he will be found fully
equal to the expectations Of the pcople--whe,her
on the vexcd question or any other that may
aYisa
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Washington, Nay S.--Ths telegraph cable
was successfully h.ii yes. riay across Chesapeake
bsy, from Cherry Stone 70 Back River, In Virginia,
and the War Department 10 now in telesrsphio
communication with Fortress Monroe and General
hcCleilans hesqusrtss. The cable, % miles In
length, Il heavily srmored with sixteen stone ism
wires an anerd longitudnally, like ths slaves Of .
barrel, around the insulating coat and conductor,
and protecting them from oil strain ~ any force
short Il what would bs required " break The CO.
verne wirea the aggregate strength OF which
equals that Of ship's chain cable The Longitude.
nal wire, are hoped by Still heavier wire wound
-Iifaly round them. which binds them together, 50
that they form = strong but flexible tube Of iron
that eYectusy protects The conductor and the In.
sulsting coat
The present cable was manufactured In New
York. under the orders o. Col Anson stsger, Mill
tary Superintendent u U. y. Telegraphs, and was
laid ia four hours
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sisa NJ Ne No. snd propsty Ths steamers Bred
ford nd Nssfhs was bsrsd. Yost McRss, he
hoVissl and nsvy yard were Destroyed. Ths bsr-'
racks were saved, - were slso the foundry and
blacksmith shop In The navy yard. The csy and
forts had been occupied BY General Jones, with
three thousand TROOPS General Arnold wss 70 essab.
Nh his headquarters in tie city, the 18th, with
twelve hundred mss
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Washington, May %. An army officer just
arrived here from Port Royal, denies the published
statement that nj the last accounts pick,ts were
within four miles Of Savannah.
The g,inboat jacob Bell. lying nj the Navy Yard
wharf, was discovered an fire at early hour this
morning, but the naincs were soon suppressed. Sho
was loaded with ordnance stores Some Of the
boxes Of shells were considerably shnrred, hence
tho vessel barely escaped bong blown up. The
origin OF the Ere w.s not ascertaincd.
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LATER Prom the Gulf.


Fortress Monroe, May 20.-Tho U. S. dis
patch Rhode Island, Capt. Trenchari, arrived here
this morning with the mails, and dates from New
Orleans to the sth southwes. Pass to the 9th, Ship
Island to the 10Th, Pensacola to the ilth, Key Yves,
to the iith, and Port Royal to the 18th.
Among tie passengers ARE between forty and Any
naval officers, captured on the Mississippi, below
New Orleans Among them are several Lieutenants
Of our Navy, including J. X. Mitchell, commanding
Confederate naval forces on the Mississippi; j. w
Wilkinson, second In command ON board tho Iou
is.ans: Beverly Cannon Of the Gov, Moore, DESTROY
ed, and A. 1. Farley, commanding the ram Mauas
sas.
The news from New Orleans is not Of special In
,ercst. General Butler commenced landing on the
LIST o, May, established his headquarters at the Gus
tom House, took possession Of the City Hall, mint
&C., and COMPELLED the 81. Charles Hotel. which
was closed, to open for the accommodation Of him.
self and staff A conference had been had be,w ecu
Gen. Butler and the authorities Of the city with
Pierre S)u.e.
Tho proclamation was disc used and modified In
some particulars, nm act Of humanity 10 the sui.
firing inhabitants, the boats and railroads were al
lowed to bring supplies to the city. Negotiation for
Confederate scrip is forbidden, but other species of
currency IN circulation is allowed. The newspapers
continue their publication, The DELrA was sup.
pressed for refusing to publish the proclamation,
but subsequently, allowed TO go on. Algers has
| been occupied by our forces, and Forts Jackson
and St. Phillip sarrisoned ny our troops from SLIP
| Island.
The Opeousas and Jackson Railroad was taken
Possession Of and all the approaches 10 the city cu
n Gen. Phelps had advanced to Carrollton, Ave
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Gs~srument lsosusd Aa evening q irving Hal
on the rs,.rsss q ireland 70 much intsrssssA ~
diencs. TIE lscurer We introduced ~ NJ. Ola.
fra'ey, asd srssted by ~ sudisHS win tAs mol
Enthusiastic spsisuse. He introduced himssH - .
Kerry man, And reAsrsns HANKS for he wsrm
~slsosns be hsr sscsi'ed, = ones began upon the
history a Ireland. showing ~ although sares
hundred years since ireland bad bssn deemed Co.'S
quered' abe Wa sill struggling With her hereditary
enemies. Her conqusrors had attempted w. crush
ner ~ ~sry species OF both icgs! aad Illegal inJus
ncs and cruelty, but me recupsrstvs power q the
naoon mac carried her through. torn and bleeding,
wv ,'n. ~. 70 usr.sn' me spe.ksf sse'ehca
BREEZY but effectively the many s.ssmpss Of ireland
0rese'n nsf independsnes, and We LEADERS, states
',s'ors e"o posSs !" We psoP"In
'"us" ~ .smsrasd 'hss no' . year
~ p'a ""o' We oisesfoes s''sm" OF
".s. %' p'o mo nov son:
'o''u rom U' ".a n,.on' ',.ne. - 'n.u o'o
county, NON. u ~ mss on'.ea D'''e~ es.n.. 'o'
nv Nn'. mo 80 's'oee 'oI Neu uuesoa
nv "o1' a' uA
WV "V'eN.N' " .0"o' oV,awvA'y o.A'~ 'a'
.n.nA mo''".H' An' mn ''us 1,ve.ns" 'u'
"'''''ou' ,A'o' N'-"o.' o.''eu I" ,"' ""''n Wv
''n"en' "' s'''''o, sn 'u'ie''ea o' ''nns0so.
WIN 'os mo''mshN ns lengthy u~i N '.o"aso
eour" oe'o" PscksuJury anu p~raA' Juoss' ~
.esltsd A far Al bs xs. ooncsrn.J In ria .s,,.ncs
70 ten years transportation bu, a, The end Of si,
months In consequence Of . change OF ministry and
| some political mauauvres hs with his Communion,
vas set a liberty. IL. scknovledoed having been
one Of the Phsnix men, defended that organization
from tho charge Of being secret society," And again
pledged bis life 70 deliver his country from ,hs
| tyrant yoke which now oppr,sxes hsr. frmmenss
app,ause1 rrelands hopes arc now better founded
than ever before since the planted hi, foo, or
her shorss ebe IA nov, be,tsr oyvsn,,sd aniarnor.
united than shs bas aver before bccn. ana AYR
hundred ,bousani Of e., .ob. Ar. xN, N.
| coming tr.Ined .ois,sr, In ,h. c.u.. ~ An,
| t-n,on- ali ~ ,v,o,n h.v. ion,,,1 h..,,. A. A.,
their svoris "a regain ,bs ,nIsnsnd.ncs a, hi,
n.uvs ,.,a n rno,.,a h.com.. h,.,,,. a. AZ,
co,,,,v ,h.,. 4. ro,s,r, a, ,-.r.,, -. ooo 90,
| h.oo,ni,, l. III. million. a., 80. 4. -.
xben mi. v., q, An. I,r,on a. o,.. ~. a, ~
.no,,sh I,,,hnon 4, N. Y,n,,.. a,.,.. =. -" -,
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REFERRED 10 Mr. joan " hahoney and Col Corcorai
| "a ha leadera n thu Ilrot hayh, md
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THs GREAT Doc Snow At BARxUns, 70
stil the talk Of The town. Every body goes 10 see
H. and every body u delighted with b, especially
vna ~ performing D0ss ~ hustum sdvsS,
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CROWDS or PEorLE GO TO BARrLErr's ros
Boots aud Shoes; they know that he sells the bee
article q the lowest prices Gents Patent Leather
Boots q %, q SO Grand street. corner Norfolk.
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--LATEST NEWS
BY nLsSaI Pr 70 I'M SEv YORK sUs
H., MCCLELLAN MOVING ON.
TERRIBLE BATTLE AT HAND.
JEFF. Makes Big Promises.
lie "Neyer will Desert Virginia"
ANOTHER CHANCE roR FLOYD
The Fort Darling Fight
TERRIFIC COMMANDMENT.
A Bad Sticking Point.
TIE MONITOR IN ACTION.
Official Dispatches.
From General Banks Command.
GUERRILlAS VERY TROUBLESOME.
SHARP PURSUIT. OF THEM,
News from New Orleans.
HOW BUTLER GETS ALONG.
Ills "lIotel" FlOurlshing.
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PIERRE SOULE CONSULTED.
Gen. Phelps up the River.
OCCUPATION OF CARRoLLToN
5000 Federals In Pensacola.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Burning ola Gunboat.
The New Telegraph at Work.
70 70. e..
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Th, Enr,v.mcn, nj For, Dn,i,,u.

The following reports have been received at
the Navy Department ~ Commodore Gy.isbo-
rough;
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OCCUPATION OF CARRoLLToN

5000 Federals In Pensacola.
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Gen. Phelps up the River.