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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

a!so cane alorgside. De Camp soon ufte-,yorl
p ~ Lent Nc' !r3 in one II the Nir0laf 'oas %
.ue Ipit l'It.. 'lug 'im ln naHiiin q = tIG.mlnf
10 '"fl. nee "id bidding uim 'o hurl defiance iE o.
name 1t the ketcls, shoUld they r fec. Naay'lipe
had been aniing in DE C,unp's coniu.t before 60
satl. those who gaw him that no was dunk II ,yae
not lJcking after ths.
uo next invited Capt Wilkinson, of the Morgan.
Hlo was formerly al officer in our navy en- board.
lie eame, bringing with him his Fret Ei., aud
a person in citizens clothes, to whom he pad
great Difference. My Informant believes this per
sons name is kickets The interesting qnartette
then went throughout the ship, examining her ma
chneIy, armament, and inspecting her thoroughly.
Then they adjourned TO the cabin, where whisky
wac prodnced. Uuder its genial effects De Camn
and the two officers became quite merry. The per.
son III citlzens clothes let them DO all the drinking
while be kept his head COOL TO get the full benefit OF
The information which De Camp layishy impart-
log. The persons on deck state that the CONVERSE
on was OF most animatlng character.
lie Camp and Wilkinson acted with great famil-
larty, each giving emphasis 10 Bis remarks by slap
ng tne other heartily upon the shoulder and acting
III Jolly manner generally. After three hours s,eII
III tipping, the Rebels began 10 think il time 10 90
10 their own vessel, which, with the Winous had
been drifting down the stream. As they bade De
Camp good-py, and thanked hun for his hospitality,
he remarked, "Now, Wilkinson, Ill give you l,n
hour 10 get back to the fort. II you ain't there
within Ihat time, take you. Sin,ularly enough,
the Rebels permitted the v mona 10 return. They
Lad her fully in their power. There che was, di
rectly under the guns of the fort with the Morgans
lO0-pounder rifle above her, rho. from which coaId
have en- cent through her bottom, cautpg her to
sink. The reck eeness and irregular conduct the
part Of Capt. De Camp 10 be made thc subject of
Court OF Inquiry, which il now in session on board
the hag.ship.
One scarcely knows whether TO attribute the es-
cape of the Wiuons to magnenimity or etnpidty on
the part Of the Rebels. | I'm inclined To thipk it
was stupidity. The Wiooua had gone mp in direct
violation Of the rules which govern hass of truce,
and, therefore, had forfeited al claim to have hen
mission respected How easy it would have been 70
have taken tine Wuona and by means OF her to have
enerward entrapTed some of the other gunboats.
These vessels al built upon the same model, and
theif arnsment is similar. by giving the Rebel
Off q chance TO So the Winona, they, Of eour,e,
understood all about the others, the location Of their
ma huery, armament, and everything. 1t is out
rag Jus, on the part Of The Government, that man
having the character for intemperance which beonge
TO Capt. DE Camp, should have been given position
of so responsible nature, where he had the power
to work the mischiei ne has accomplished
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
PROM pITTsBURG LANDING.

Fran he kGfhraie Union, AgIt % -.
We have Just converted with very intelieeht
gentleman who left the Union Cllip near l1ttsDmg
LANDING, or Tuesday. Gen. biclfs camp IS 'hree
miles lroia The Landing; Ger. Haiieck one mle SGd
q LaH from tho Iiyer. The other Generals are dis'
tribgtcd along a. various POINTS with their forces.
he yet Thirty stemlloats loaded with Union troops
going On 20 re.eniorce. There j. every indication
iiat the Rebcls are evacu4ting COriuth, snd that
thy are sending away sl their heavy ordnance, c.,
% GrAud junction. foty miles distant Our soldier 70
e 10 the highest spirits, and eagel for auother ight'
Oar informant SAYS tbat from shiloh on Tor ei2ni
milo tie evidences Il awful conflict are Visible
s4~,,yhere. Huge troes cut Oh, ana the UNDER
ro%lh Is literal mOWn down.
'Tte ground was strcwu with fragments ol lcgs,
sr1os and siapeleaG masses Of feah which fieat ia
syful eloqnence o. the death struggle. - Was here
ne Rebels suffered. Tier loss. as they fought snd
Hcd 10. piles beioe the iron hailtoIn oi our lnur
0erorg c..uon, was more than four 20 one OF our
men. Tley vera slaughtered Gwfuily, and utterly
routed. There IS 10 eafihly doubt tha', wihle we
suG.red seyerely at pjttsburg Lauoing, We won
a brilliant yic,ofy at hAilOb. Our iEiornaut beJo
tta Irni0n fOlce5 yariousy estimated al lJtoVu 10
10000 aoldieTs. BcauTegTd may BE considered rs
bagoed already The Rebels displayed the most re-
voting bAr0afity in their attack on SUNDAY morning
gbeu Ihey surrIised Gen. Grants force. Ihfy cnt
lie uroais Of fck sOiGicyS as they lay an their tents,
and rnuiiated their prisoner und unarned men with
tleir leavy cane knives. They acted with oil Tie
Iendieh Lnalignity Ofs4vages.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Thi, Board met last night President HENRY in
the chair.
Mr.. BooLE presented q petition from stephen n
Branch fer 500, the balance Of his claim OF Siooo
for expenses incurred in the Ma,ell investigating
case Referred to Committee on Finance.
A resolution offered by Mr.. FRonENT was adopted
that the Counsel 10 the Corporation report to the
Board ct his earliest convenience the number OF
Commissioners of Deeds that can be legally appoint
ed by the Common Council
The Board coucurred with the Councimen in
adoptiu1 the ordinance passed by the Legislature
fuoding the Union Defense Bonds. series OF reso'
Intions rendering Parson Brcwnlow the use OF the
Governors Room for public reception, adop'ed In
the Counclmen, was referred TO the Conmitee on
Arts and Sciences. II.
A resolution from the Councilmen appropriating
81 900 for tho relief of the Loyal Refugees from
Florida wac referred 10 the Committee on Nationai
A'l@iH
e re luton was adopted that the Board oil Mana,
z. - Of toe Norh-Easern Depensary be authorized
10 tender the use of such portions Of their building
as are not required for dspeneary purposes 10 tne
Ladies Benevolent Association. Sn'h portcnsto 70 90
used by The Association hospital TOR the care ana
relief OF the wounded soldiers who may be sent to the
city, said parties to occupy the premises during the
pleasure Of the Common C0ur ell.
resolution from the Councilmen that the Coun-
eel TO the Corporation he Instructed to take such
measures rs be shall deem necessary 70 place the
Corporation in possession Of the property koown as
Fort GauseyooTt property, alleged 20 have I'M
properly passed into the possesson of other persons,
was reported to The Committee on Law Depart
ment
Tne report confirming the election of Assistant
Engineer, Of the lre Department over the veto OF
the Mayor was GdOpted--ii in the affirmative, III
the negative
The Board then adjourned until Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

Thi- Board had long session last evening, and
WORKED industriously a, to dispose of nearly all
the papers pending before them.
a petition for ferry from foot of Twenty-tbird
street, y. r., to Jertey City, was referred.
Tie Committee on Railroads reported in favor OF
compelling the Ninth-avenue Railroad to take up
their rsils in Washington and Greenwich streets
within 80 daya, else tic Street Commissioner TO
remove them. The report wss laid over.
The Street Commis sioner reported that the Inde-
pendent telegraph c.. were putting down their
poles wi,bo1t authority, ind tnat they would be
proceeded against
Resolutions wero adopted adverse to reimbuTsne
the i2th Regiment Cavalry and 9Th Regiment, ex-
renfea ncarrcd in going to the war; also, adverse 70
appropriations for uniforms for The I2,h, 9th, and
NJ Infantry, and lst Regiment Cavalry.
Adjourned TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
A FLANK >lOVpur,'r

TIE Ciac,nua,s Ytu.es Of Saturday makes he fol-
loving statement in ito editorial columns, which, ii
true, explains in q measure, the of Gen. Hal
leek's not advancing Immediately upon the Rebel
army near Corinth:
1--WE DO not think we are pubhshiDg prohibited
intcrmation, for the facte must be known to the
Rebels ere Ibis when we state that we learn froul
trustworthy source that Gen. Popes division on the
Tennessee River did not halt at Pitsburg Landing.
They continued their voyage up 10 Eas,port, some
twenty miles where il is likely they will act above
10 ooSyei alton with Gen. Mitchell in flank move
meut on Corinth. We merely furnish th. as our
taes of the matter"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Correspondence ofThs Philsdelphis Pre,s, 29ui.
PAINFUL RIMDR.


a painful rumor reaches me from Newport News
that - men belonging TO the 9TH Mary land Regi-
ment stationed at that point had deserted, and IL 1t
believed that they have gone over 10 the enemy.
Ten OF them are said 10 have gone on Saturday
night, aud the remaining fifteen went on Sunday
evening. The boats of the Cumberland and Con
cress, which Were hauled up on the beach af the
destrucioi 4 thCse versels, are missing, and It lie
fiid that tie deseriers took them.
The Maryland 9Th was raised In Baltimore aud
the adjacent counties as q State Guard not to be
sen, ont of the state but 10 remain ard do guard
datv along The ues Of the railroads. Finally, the
regiment were askod if they would 90 out Of the
State 10 fight for the Union. IL pnt 10 the vote
and there were only three dissenting voices ont OF
the whole regiment. These thr,e wers promptly
discharged, and the OILERS were sent 20 Newport
News. But few believe the story of the desertion,
and only give it os d rUmor floating about.
ARRIVAL or SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Five Sisters Of Charity, those "angels Of the boz
p.a" n a sick soldier described them, arrived n
The Adelaide this morning They come fiom Phlla'
delplia aid are going TO Yorktown to oiheaie II
tie ho pilal there purses.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

TuE MosiToR TEsTiMoNitLs.-The resolutions OF
the Legislature, thanking Capt. Ericsson as the con-
sfructor, and Lieut.. Worden and Engineer Sinners
"a the officers Of tie Monitor, have been suitably
preparod at an exre $50 Of $3.50, and are nov on eS'
Iibiion ut the store OF Bah, Black q Co. The
pilchment measures - by feet ANA 4 lnelosed III
9 heavy glt frame. A. The top, IN Goll letters are
safe coat Of arms and the following: In Assembly
March 10, 1862, tue Hon. George T., i-ontreI pro
acntcd the folio ving preamble aud rcso!ntons which
wrre unanimously adopted 10 The resolution con-
plimentary to Eicss0n is written around his por-
trait, which occupies the center OF me parchment,
vile below are The resolutions thanking WordeD
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SINGULAR CONDUCT OF THE CAPTAIN OF
TIIL lROQUOIS.
Tie correspondent Of 1&e N. y. Times write
from tho South-West pasr:

Tie correspondent Of JHe ". j. Times writes
from Ito South-West PAS:
After tho Winona had gone few miles toward
the forts fbe overlook lie sloOp-of-war ifo4uo.s,
when Capt. De Camp Of that vessel came on boaidi
bringing with him Mr. NcNair, bis sccond lcuten-
ant. Being senior in rank TO the Commander q The
Winua. Cat. DC Camp assumed control OF the vos-
Sci lie ordered the engineer 70 cary eydy ponHd
Of steam N N he dared, and Of they went, makihg
occasionally l04 revolutions, nearly twice ihe usual
humber. Steaming at this fulious rate they soon
oyerhauled a Rebel stcaueT containing aDOut sixty
pCrsong tue captain Of which, suppOsing 1t was The
intention OF the WinOna 60 capture him. ran hls yes-
sei ashore e.d eet fire 70 her. When the NInona
came within piain sight Of the forts she lad The
willie Tag ~ her fore, andG hot sent across her
bows from for jackson, fof the purpose Of bring
inc her TO-.
Capt. DE Camp would pay no attention 70 this zig
ual, not even sackeninp he yeRels speed, whon
two rilsd fLos were fired, one OF which passed be-
tween tie NiuOna masts A. the sam0 tine, the
Rebel steamer ilorgan, formerly tie Jenne@ea "a
vessel u the same ciassaud style as tie C1nnedi
cut, srned IN two heavy iilied guns, ot lJO-b
end o0-ib talibeI, steamed oOwn the iycr and took
petition IN HE rear 81 the Winona, cutting oil her
retreat. AiterwaId, rho ranged ongoide The WI
mona and aaotber Rebel sunb9at, called the Defiance,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER-MAY l-Be.or
Justice BARNARD.

THE INDICTMENT or GEORGE MoUsrJoY.
Mr.. Larrernore applied to have the Indictment
against George Mountjoy for perjury qua'hed Nounpoy
CHARGED with having falsely denied before GrsHl Jury that
lie had received money Reader the Board Of Counemen
10 bible the members Of that Board In the matter OF The
ackey couirsct The counsel relies on me
int a the subject matte! OF the questions asked was NOS
fel-y,nt TO any pertinent issue pending In Court :,
The Assistant Dstrict-Attorney. Mr. Whteheai reunteo
l,t n wes the intention OF District Attorney Hal b oppose
the motion and that be had prepared points for That pdrFoe
The Judge Suggested that both parties submit then points
which assented to- go
Tie cse OF nincke charged with murder, was sent back to
the Sessions for t;ial.
The Court then Adjourned for the Term
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

A SAD AErAIR.--THe Pous'tc.Dfic Pres ot
Tuesday says the widow of the lite Bishop iledding
was badly u ilred at ~ early hour that morning
and in this wise: She is In iufrn hcslth che had Il
woman TO live with her at her residence in Washing.
ton street. Early IN the morning The neigh1orhood
was alarmed Ly cries Of murder. Sir. q. r. Grown,
neghbor, proceeded to TIE house Of Mrs. lieddng,
md found that the had gone crazy, and In her
niane Jury, had dragged MIS-. lledding from her
bed and tad her on tho ioor, with one hand ughtiy
gra.pug her throat, and exclaimng that " hor tiine
lad cone 70 20" Ind that rhe would tend her home
TO the III nop." Iot
With the lta.o1t difficulty AIr. Brown sncceedou
in releasin. Mr, Heddirg from heryenous position,
aud iu,t in timo doubtless to save her iioui" hoiiiu
death. Los ham .e,t
gle infane woman was secured ana h's 'cs" ''''
l'JeaI MI. was called for urs. lledding., Sns
,,e. f,nrd "a be badiy injured about the neck anu
/ Ir.,tt. with tho collsr-bone iractureu'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
NEJE-JEPSEY ITEMS.
MILITARY.-Capt. WIN. b. Dunning, publisher Of

MLITARY.-Capt WIN. b. Dunning, publisher Of
Tie Jersey CITY Courier, who went out in command
of company in the ID New-Jersey Regiment, three
months men, has been authorized by Gov. Olden 10
rsise a company for the 9Th New-Jerey Regiment,
now in the extreme advance Of the center of Gen.
McClean's army before Yorktown. About % men
have already been mustered into this company. In
addition to the regular United States pay, volunteers
in New-Jersey Regiments receive pay from the
State, viz; married men OF single men with widowed
mothers, 81 per month"; single men, u per monta.
This company will leave for Yorktown in few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
A DESERTER SHOT.

Wu. Rowland u private in Capt. Fowler's Sith
Tennessee Volunteer, who de-erted, and ,sl
tuied on the Shiloh battlefield Of the 9th, in the
enen4y's ranks. and clotned IN Union uniforms, wac
snbss uonily shot in presence Of al the Tenn ssee
regiments. Norfolk Dsy-Bo0k, 2fh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
REsULT or TOWN MEETINGS.
F,on IA. Albnrn rr.,.i,a I,urssl.

The following table exhibits the resnlls as COM
pared with iast year, and also the tvo preceding
yeale DO faF as We have been able TO Obtain them:
--iSdl.--fSgI.--IS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

and Sinners. At the bottom lie very accurae rep
resen,ion Of the Monitor. Copies Of the same reso-
buttons in scroll form are 10 be presented to Worden
s.d Stimefs,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

TwAycmAroN IN WEsrLns NhoINiA'-h''
ceoulc Of Marsbal County, Va, are moving earno'''
r. for Free State They freely signed the ioiiow'
iug document; -e...to.s end Deeoa,e, 70
.,, ro,ren,ion and Legislature, upon the question
i Gradual Emancipation, VIZ: ,.c...,,..
cbidr, BON 81 slave mother IN 'li. state aisI lhe
itn goes into opeis,n So be he'' mae, ~ We asa
I'd ~ ve.s .ad fsn acf nt e ae o. l' years sNu 'io
~ :, "a ~. aor 20 be fee at Dirh'
The senator's aud Delegates ere auihoTizei ana III
stractod 10 uake the foregoing provision part ol
,br Conslnlion II the speedy admission Of tie new
state into the Union shall require il.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
EYOIps &tbany.

ALBANY, Thu sday, May !, I0o<
J. Wesley Smith of The County Of Caynga was
this day appointed Deputy Secretary OF State, Henry
L. Wilcox, the present incu.ubent having resiSe"'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
SUPERIOR CoURr--sPEcl.L TEss-MAr l-Beforc
Justice WHITE.
DECISIONS.

Wm. 2. Schuyler agt. Chnstopher Norris, Nc
Peter H. Nsndery5eIt AZ, Pho L. Mls Executor @o-Or-
ders yrsnted . 81, =, r. ,tho,. u ,y,,.b,
Jailcs acuea agt Exceov Fire Ins Co ASer II Wrsnt
az 4 -,to,, Mcndeuhs; Nin q. ladd ngt, Milton flnkiej
Tbc Msvor &c aet Excelsior Fire ins Coz Wm o. L.dd
ir. &c, ST. Abraham BaIthoL-oideEs Oh saosttu''on
Nm Foe.,h ag'. jeremiah Leamy--OrdeE 20 nasjda
ineut ecGred on appeal" s'anted
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

OplSIsG OF STREETs.-At the last meeting OF the
,,ry CITY Common Council the Committee on streets 70
portsj they Lad held meeting hra Arguments fo and
sirs re on Of VIM Ward md others for the opening
4 vfgony .teet Between Warren aud Van Vors. streets
be number Of pcsors present oil Of whom
oc,.d the con,rup esd imp oyemenS ard no one came
ard - opro,si, The Co.iit.e Therefore reported an
odnics roydipg for said Improvement, whi o under re
mi v-s IA over FOX aud ordered printed Mr.:
raugh.ru Chairman Of the Committee S'rees reported
tte orA OF opening Grove street and laying sidewalks %
tlc railroad crossing, was pEosressing.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
TILE Rrconn.-Ths fol lowing is an abstract !

THE REcoRD.-Ihe following is an abstract from
tho annus reno Chief Of Police lsnu 10 DO pLesentsd
at the next meeting of the Jersey City Comm IN C'unc;
Whole humber of oil Pes charged with various
crimes for the year ending April 3D. 81 Of taese lvD
were and 29 enaes number able to read ana VINE
sO3 could not read OF write, 5l7. - q,
Scotland 22 Irrlaud 9.5; France, wn, H. Number
OF oSyer accommodated for The yesr 43iS Number o io~
c.den recovered by the Poe aud restored to their pa
rents So Amour. Of stolen r.cov'Ho and esto 90 70
Srners 0l 90; amount stolen, not recovered t.v -.
Amount OF stolen property recovered and resofed F'V' vi
amount stolen. not recovered s2,0oS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

Tie United States steam transport Cosssck, lying
at Pier No. . North River ia now taking III ice Ah'
hay, for Newbein, N. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

CRY M.RsHAL's REPoRT.-Marshal Ellis OF
Jersey CITY reports that pesor arrested by the Police for
various oasuses were committed TO he Cisy Prison
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

BUReLApY.-The dwelliog No. l59 York street,
rv Cty was broken open about o'clock on Wednesday
night but On alarm being raised by tie inmates the biTgsrs
nsd " bout ob,sinng sny booty.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
COURT CALENDAR TINS DAY.

COURT CALENDAR TINS Day
srprrNE Gov ovRT-CWcUIT-PART l-Adlonrnsa
for the Term Part II. (Shl ctnsesNos IGI 4lVt 1870,
5O5ol Geo Gse3 mo 1926, l 900 7l4, sis8, and ssE'
goant at. White. - A.
BGooKLrN CITY CouRT.-Nos =. Il, ~, 40.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

ARREST or SHoP-LrFrLRs.-Two women, named
Elizabeth McKeen and Henrietta Wians were sent to the
County Jail ye.dsy by Recorder Maliindale Of Jesey City,
20 aw Iii i on charge OF stealing bonnet from the store
OF Mis- nle., in Montsy synery street.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

SUPREME CoURT-CnanBERs.- I-BefoFe 10
tce BARNARD.

TIE HAcKLEY sTREET-cLEASING REcEWEnsHIP.
Levi. Davis sgt Andrew J. Hschlsy. ct al
The settlement of the order in this se tame before
the Cour. this morning The plaintiff: proposed Samuel Donald
son for receiver which ,greed c. Messrs BurriI,
Clark and Anderson proposed various amen 1ments to the
dr. and Nir. Burrl incidentally stated hat the
ontr,r had already notified Me,srs Hope ha be In
tended 70 commence sl against them sur-tie n the coz
tr.ct r non ment al the of the cont act Nj
Bri therefore desired that the receiver should DO re-
oui 10 give ample security ard enough to indcmnny the
e.ars Hone g. case he should neglect 20 fulfill HE duties
and make them responsible thereby The judge took this
and htr amendments into consideration and viii render
decision lrreaiter. n
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
rNlrEn 6rArEs plsTRIcr CouRT-MAr L

NOTICE 10 lhE BANs
Noes of issue for the May Term must be fled on
or before Friday, Muy2.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

The election was held only IN tho toSns
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Law INTELLIGENCE.

Deputy United States Marshal Thompson has been
b, ENGAGED for Dag s w pas. paying cd Jurors and wit
a, the October Of the un I'd States Circuit Court
The sum Of s6ooo recently sent on from Washing
ton for that purpose will be insufficient to cover al the
expenses incurred at the October Term.
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBERs-APArL 3o.-Before Jostce
CLERKH.
In the matter Of tie assessment for regulating and srsdirs
tighti,th street
Certain parties assessed ia this proceeding moved
r certioa 70 briug up review the proceedings Of the
Corporation in 1889 in the matter OF layios the
tb. by reason of collision between Mr. Taylor the
then street and the cou actor the cost o me
work was nearly dubls what It should have been and ioi
cLer siusr character The motion was posed
on die per of the Corporation III. ground among Others
,t assessments for local improvements In this cy can
not ho r.rev 81 by ceora Parties have another remedy
under the act of 1888 and have the benefit Of either
unless objections have been flied under the acs Of
l8il Decision reserved.
j. r. Psrsops for notion H. H. Anderson for the Cor
pOrsti0n.
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