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WILIAsNroRr May 30th.-Last night the
enemy made a slight demonstration on The
neck opposite the place but not in sufficient
force 10 cause any serious alarm.
They are not believed to be sufficiently
strong 10 make an attack on our pickeis still
occupy the Virginia side of the river.
The following losses were sustained By our
late retreat up 10 the present time.
The total loss, except ia the cavalry
which is light. sums up killed. - wounded
l22 missing 622. StragIers are still occa-
sionally dropping in. Commissary Sargent
Ruse, of the Goth Pennsylvania. Was cut of
by the enemy at Middletown. lie returned
TO Strasbury and conceded himself in the
woods. AZ daylight on sunday morning he
heard the reyillcc beat bY ten rebel Regi-
ments who an hour later LETT town and took
the turnpike up the valles towards Wood
stock.
This force did not participate IN Sunday 5
fgth aud probably went 10 HarrisoDburg 10
intercept Fremonts army from coming 70
our rescue.
Lieutenant Col. Pickncy of the 81 Wis
cousin, has been rendered and has accepted
the command of the both Wisconsin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

WASHINGTON, June .--lndications are fast
increasing that Gen. Sigel mas be designated
for the command Of the troops In the valley
Of Virginia.
wAsHrxoroS. June during the whole
of the battle Of THE morning Prof. Loves
Balloon was overlooking the scene az an at
titude OF 300 feet Telegraphic commu
nication from the Balloon 20 Gen. Mcclellan
and in direct Communication with the mill
tarx vas successful, maintained. M. Park
spring. OF Philadelphia. acting a. operator.
Every movement OF The enemy was Obvious
and instantly reported.
This = believed o. se the first time balloon
reconnaissance has been successfully made
during a battle. and cetasnly the first time
the tclegrapl,ic station has been established
IN the air 10 report the movements Of an
enemy and the progress Of battle The
advantage TO Gen Mcclellan must have been
immense.
wAsus<ero~. June 9-Dispatcisez Of an
unofficial character, received from tho head
quarters Of the Arny Of the Potomac. say
that the importance and dimensions Of our
victory increase ~ they arc hourly devel-
oped
&c following wss received at the War
Department this morning.
HAtLkck hhADQt Ahfkhs.f
Camp near Coriuth. June I
Ts Hss. a. N Saaien;
The folio~ing dispatch has been received
from Gen. Pope:
Ts Msler-G essrsi HsAsct
IL gives me- pleasure 10 report. 70 day. the
/. brilliant success Of the expedition sent oul
| on the 18th inst. under Col Elliott, with The
~ Iowa cavalry. Aftsr forced marches das
and night. through sery difficult country
and Distracted by the enemy, be finally sue
eeelei Ia reaching the Mobile 4 Ohio X X
Al Boouyiile, At Z O'Clock 4. n. or ths 3th
lie DESTROYED the track IN many places
south and North Of the torn-blev up one
calvert. destroyed the switch and track
burned ap the Depot and locomotives. snd
trsi1 Of tuenty six ears. loaded with sap
plies Of eserv kind. DESTROYED ten boussr'
stand II small arms. and three piecss Of r.
tiIlsry and great qusntis, 81 cioshing sn'
Ammunition. and paroiel Two thousand rris
opers. ~ho could not keep up With his casal
~.
The enemy had heard II his movement.
ard h.d a train boz snd haf cars. wii
svsng artillery sr-i hvs tbous.ua infautr,
roaming ~ an8 down the road 10 proven
h.rn sross reaching u The whole road ~
iins-i 18th pockets for several days
Col kllio,i's command suhsisisd upon mes
alone. such - they coald mi IN the cosnsf'
For daring and dispatch. ;his exqe'liiio
has been dissinguishei IN The highest degree
AID ensisle. Col Elliott and his command !
high distinction.
The result viii be embarrassing 10 the en'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
FROM NEW YORK.

NV loRK, June 1.-The Times Wash
Ington correspondent SAYS Gen McClelan's
dispatch touching the conflict of Saturday
before Richmond was made public early this
morning and created immense excitement in
the city. IL is everywhere the subject os
animated discussion, and has given rise 20 a
thousand rumors. each Of which has its earn
est advocates. Ono story Is iha, the gun
boats have forced their way 10 Richmond
and commenced shellimg the city while our
troops rapidly entered Another Is that we
have possession OF ,e hr-. line Of the en-.
emy's works and are vigorously Smelling the
city. But at this writing nothing is really
known beyond the official dispatch. Tho
general impression Is that Richmond has not
yet fallen or in our possession. But our
position is strong and satisfactory. and that
our fan will in few hours wave over the
doomed city
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE
The rebels showed themselves on the
Potomac opposite MARYLAND Heights last week,
bit were soon scattered by few discharges
from the inch Dahlgreons. mounted by
sailors. which we're planted on the Heights
They were net prepared the gun boats up
there.
The question whether TO exclude news
paper correspondents from the lines of our
armies ia tho field Is We learn seriously dis
cussed ia war council here.
Lieutenant Frank G. Davis of Ayerlls
third Pennsylvania Cavalry was dispatched on
Sunday last with a small squad to open com
municatiOn between the land forces and the
gun boats, opposite City Point OF the James
River, she accomplished his errand in style
80 handsome and snrmounted such difficulties
Il. -. "a IL.
Commanding General in public order
The Lieutenant reports the Galena very
much cut mp by the enemys shot. The bat
terry. she was engaged with mounted 80 large
guns. lot Of shot are still sticking in her
below the water line
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL 10 ADs EAvsskE.

MAsHIxeTox, June Alt i understood
dispatches have been received by the War
Department. from Gen. Mcclellan, which
indicate tho epeoiy occupation oi hichmond
All ths news received TO-DAY IS favorable,
aad The latest advice ia regard 90 the tight
before Richmond on SATURDAY. represent the
battle OF great importance aud the Union
success uudOabted.
" ssHgNeroS, June 2.--The following dis.
patch has been received AZ the War Depart
meni Ia reply 20 an enqairs Of Gen. Meg.
coxi>rH, June
". q. Mags. QHarfermasisr General
II Beaurcgard has been 10 Richmond
Others have forged his signature, A. ! have
received letters from him about tie ca
change 81 prisoners nearly every day for the
last fortnight.
The evacuation of Coriuth commenced on
" Wednesday and vas complsted on Thursday
night, but ia great haste. - an immense
amount Of property was destroyed and aban
doued
No troops have gone from here 70 Rich.
mond unless within the past Two days.
(signed.) ii. ". HALLECk,
Major General.
Com. Dupont reports 10 the Navy Depart
ment. under date Of the 26th ult.. that he
has received information that on the morn
ing OF the date OF the dispatch. the rebel
steamer Kate Was chased on shore by the
Augusta, and that the Pocahontas was en-
gagged in sleiling her.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

LofrssfLLE. june =
CoIlNtlA. Inn. June AIT large
Union meeting - fifteen hundred present
the deepest Of interest was exhibited
Ex-Governor Nell Brown addressing the
meeting said. in his judgment rebellion i
played out and Tennessee ought nov All be
for the Union
lie said Tennessee vas lest forever 10
The ConiedeFhcg. Common sense showed
the folly Of contending against the fedenl
Government. and the longer the var vas
kept mp the worse il would be for the South
Governor drown has been a prominent
rebel member of the Confederate militia
board lot kentucky
Gov johnson made YeFy saocs ssfal
speech Of two hour. lie said that the Gov.
eminent shouldn't be given 10 traitors. bot
20 loyal men. His .peech "a. loudly ap
plaudsj.
The Urion feeling . Increasing, AM the
peor'e are grown more confident
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

ALAAss. n. Y June 2-Gcn Case, : 81.
vision which met with disaster at the Click
ahominy-Eiver, was composed Of the follow
ing regiments. all from this State Fifty-sixth
Col. Van Wycie, commanding companies
from Sullivan add Orange counties, slsi Col.
Rose. sick at home. Lieut. Col Deforesl.
Of Albany, commanding companies from Os-
wego and Rome. sJsh Col Belknap, recent
~ promoted. Commanding companies from
Allegheny and the southwestern counties
92nd Col. Hunt. bro,her-ia-law of Gen
Casey. commaniiag companies from pals
dam. s2nd Col Croker. prisoner with the
rebels, Lieut.. Col, butler. commanding com.
pAnles from Albany. Saratoga and Washing
Ton counties. eeth Col. Fairman. command
ing companies from Malone aud Lyons I00th
Col James NJ. RFoun commanding comra.
me- from Bufiao. forming the 2ad regiment
II scroggs' Eagle Brigade
Gov Morgan has confidence tbas the dis
aster : not sttibutable n the fault II the
officers or men
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
IRON TT. MONROE.

foRmnss MoSRoI. june THE projected
new Union Newspaper will be started next
week
There was a Union Meeting at Portsmouth
last night. attended by 1900 persons. Pat
riotic speeches were made. and much en-
thusiam was manifested.
The Notifications at Pig Point were blown
up To day. A reconnaissance la force was
made TO Minton North Carolina Yesterday
by Gen. Niele. The result has not vet
TRANSFERRED. according to the statement OF
prisoners brought down this p. m The OBJ
ieet OF the enemys attack on our left wing
yesterday. was To reach the river. and thus
cut Of our line OF communication.
This was the purport of the address to the
troops before leaving Richmond Yesterday
morning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

81. Louls. June s.--Jadge Burch vas
brought here Saturday M ht and released GA
parole YESTERDAY TO report at the Provost
MarshAl's office to-day. when his case = m
be further considered.
Adsioes from Arkansas say one rebel
gupsOat anA several steamboats, are repaft
81 Al Lille kock The gnboai shelied
rebel camp under the impression il was sc
cupied hy fedeals. Wounding several rebels
AMI scattering the whole garrison.
The Tniou troops had driven The rebels
fftehn miles beyond Little Red River. ami
Gen. Curtis cavalry have scattered the enc
my on bis front and flank, killing eighteen
or twenty OF them.
Report saws the mouth OF tho Arkansas
river Is blockaded by Federal vessels
Capt. frisbie commanding a detachment
OF 81 Illinois Infantry AMI the It Missouri
cavalry. captured on tho 18th near Nesho,
Mo. one Colonel. enc Lieutenant, twenty
jayhawkers, anumber guns, reyolver-, III.
teen horses and large train with forage
aud provisions.
Mobile papers Of the Goth, found in tho
rebel camp at Corinth contains dispatch
from Charleston stating that the Federal
iiect had Just passed two batteries on Stony
River aad were within eight miles OF the
city where great excitement existed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ Gen Shields has again re brigaasd
his division. A. newly organized. IL -tsnds
as follows:
First Briesde-Gsn. kimbsll. OF Indiana.
commanding-sth and eth Ohio. i4,h lndi-
ana and eth |irgina
Second Bngsde-Gen- Ferry. of Connec
tic1t. commanding-7th. 2sth snd seth
Ohio. and Eth Indiana.
Third Brigadc-Gen. Tyler. OF Ohio.
commanding-5sh Ohio. ist Virginia. 18th
and 10th Pennsylvania
Fourth Brigade-Col. Carroll. acting
Brigadier. commsnding-7th and s2d Ohio.
l3,h Indiana and Goth Illinois
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
FRoM NEW YORK.

Nav loRK. Juno 2-'fhe Steam er Star
OF the South has arrived heee from Fort
Monroe with five hundred aud forty one
rebel prisoners. captured At the battle Of
Hanover Court House
NEW loR1, June The prize steamer
Nassau has arrived She Was captured by
the gunboats State OF Georgia and Victoria
while attempting 10 run the blockade Of
Wilmington. She has cargo Of ammuni
ton and rifles She Was in New York to
return TO Kew West, and has lately been
named Gordon. She left Nassau on tie 23d
and was captured oa the 2stL.
The rebels are busy strcng thening Fort
Caswell. y c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

BNHTfaoRE. June "A respectable citi-
zen Of baltimore has just arrived from Win
chester. He escaped from there last Thurs
day. Tie states that Col. HENLEY and a large
portion OF his command, we're prisoners there
and that the many TuInors We have had n
regard 20 the brutal treatment OF this rcgi-
ment are altogether unfounded The stories
Of burning hospitals. with ali IN them. he
says, are untrue Neither Of tho buildings
we're injured.
He saw Col HENLEY sitting up IN bed with
\ wound IN his head.
A number Of the officers OF the a Mary
land we're at large parole.
The rebels claim 10 have taken 5000 nris-
oners From what he saw IN Winchester he
supposed half shat number = nearer the
truth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

CINCINNATI, June 4
Flour duh and heavy. prices nominal SUI
perfne was offered At - a0,d4 and extra
81 Zoe I IS
Wheat shade hrmer but not higher red
r0Re5, and white $685.
Corn dull M 30
Oats firm NJ -
Rye duh AZ -
Mess pork unchanged holders feel more
confident under Ga. war news. no sales
good 20 select hams held al $40 5Odll
Bulk meats unchanged. i6o 600 lbs si,les
sold nj 8 ~
Nothing done ia bacon some enquiry
for clear side. N el
Groceries firm
Molasses 10
Sugar si4@si.
Coffee POI. d22i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ strumous or scrofaloas Ancctioas are tie
eurse. the blight, nc potato rot Of mankind. They
are vie aud nlthy ~el fatal. They arise frun.
contamination aud impury Of the blood, and are iv
b seen al around u everywhere One quarter 81
al We meet are tainted with them. and quarter
q these die q them. die fOolishy ioc. because ey
are durable. Afss's sAksArAsn1s clcanses oat tie
seFofaous corruption from the blood. render. 4 psf.
and healthy. and efeetaally sspursaiss the fOui
contamination nom the system- No longer eroau
under your Scfofalous disorders since the rressA.
bic Arm has provided his mastery oonablnaton 81
curative virtues that he calls sskk.r aAn1a-tpcn-
ocrat. Waterbury. CT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
FROM GEN. FREMONT.
FRFuoxr's Hyspor kRrrRs. !

IhfAoNt = Hhhhot AkIfkss
MAR SrRsSBrRc. June 1.
Gen Fremont, with a strong column. left
Franklin last Sunday. aud has crossed the
shenandoah mountains, marching nearly
hundred miles with little means OF iranspor-
tation, and no supplies in the country.
This morning. five mile from Strasburr.
lie overlook Jackson in full retreat with his
whole force on the road from Winchester 10
Strasbuig.
Col. Closcret, commanding the advance
brigade, came upon the enemy strongly rost-
81 with artillery. which opened soon as
soon as the head OF his column appeared
Gen. Fremont brought his main column
rapidly up and formed in line Of battle
Gen jackson declined TO fight and while
holding Col. Closerct in check with pos-
ton OF his troops, withdrew his irwin forces
and continued bis retreat.
In the skiemish. tive OF the sth Virginia
and two Of the Goth Ohio, were wounded.
The cnemy's loss j. unknown.
Twenty i've prisoners were taken BY our
cavalry. with Lieut. Col. Downey, 81 rcei
ment OF the Potomac Home Brigade. in A
skirmish on Thursday morning. drove a
large party of Ashby's cavalry through
Wardenville killing two ahd woundng 9th
cfT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
war BULLETIN

WAsnINGToS. June 2--The Depart ment
of Virginia is extended 10 include that part
of Virginia south Of the Rappahannock aud
east OF the Railroad from Fredericksburg to
Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon, Major
Gen. Geo b Mcclellan. L 5 A. will as.
sumo command thereof and all the United
States forces within is limits.
Maj. Gen. Jno. f. Wool Is assigned to the
command Of the Middle Department and
will proceed TO Baltimore and assume com
mand thereof
Maj. Gen. Jno. A. Dix, u :. A. will pro
coed Immediately 10 Fl Monroe 20 assume
command NJ that point. reporting TO Ma JOY
Gen. Mcclellan for ORDINARY or ders Of the
Secretary OF War
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
FROM FRONT ROY Al

hum hun fUl = I
June "a reconnaissance made This
P NJ, discovered large force Of the enemy
some 6 or miles from here on the Win
chester road.
Our troops opened on them and drove
them some distance. taking seven prisoners
one ll.pounder cannon manufactured IN
Liverppo in 1861, and - wagons and several
horses and mules
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
FROM PHILADELPHIA

fsnAprirws. June 3.-The English
steamer Csmtis. captured Nv the eunboat
Huron, after 'Asss 'se hour OF Charles
'on hss atfisei ahr halls from Cariyla
al sailed lfop LisefPool for Nassau. and
ihspes Tor Charleston. and va captured
While attempting % run the blockads. and
taken 70 Port aoyai The cargo consists OF
liquors. clo,he. medicines. Enfield rife.. &c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

- The festival Al the Female College.
"a FRIDAY evening last. ~as a very superb
Affair." In other words. Il SO decided sur.
oe-s Contrary % The custom ca such oecs
s.ons. 4 al not rain. We might hli TO-
eolaaa. n describing The sseat.. esrcumstsu
80. Fsrsals. esc but. alas ho~ iaadsquals
= - - for such ask 4 80 crowd wss
- -stsaisao~. ard not ons leil disylesss.i.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

FRENoSr's HKADoARrERs.t
Near Strasburg. Va. June 2.

Gen. frcmonts advance brigade under
Col. Cioseret occupied StrAsburg lasi night
without resistance. Jackson rapidly retreat
ing before our force
A midnight Reconnaissance. three nile
beyoDd Sirasburg came upon a rope barr.
cade aud ambush of Jackson's rear guard -
Der troops retired with only three wounded
Col figgelmenzie, Of Fremouts staff.
with only - men. charged and put 70 fight
a bod, % csvaly commanded by Ashbf ia
person
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ Ne awe neglected 10 call attention
- the advertisements Of the .f.tna Insurance
Company. giving statement u The losses
pad n the late Troy IRE. The promptne~
of the company in this case : cool recom.
uaenssstsoa 20 th~ in-aring public se~srs
Haees a Mckesn are the Agents 10 this city.
sad 9TH their juj,cious management the
company ell iose none OF a. ioFnsF popu
lAfits
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

srtRfruALsss colbey. from Arc
ma. kankakee county. Illinois, wiIl lecture
At the CITY school Hall. on WEDNESDAY next.
At O'Clock Let all attend and Judge for
themselve. Seats free.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

- From tie Journal we learn that Col
Mclean. of the i3d regiment. has actually
reaigneI. and may be expected hone Ia
few days
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ The Indianapolis Journal says some
sixty men from jefferson county. members
OF the Indiana Legion. who bad arrived on
the cal of Major General Love. to aseist in
guarding rebel prisoners. returned home
last week. They refused 20 be sworn into
the United States service under the snppo
sitiou that. after they had taken the oath,
they could. within the period OF four months.
De marched to any point the Federal mill
tuy authorities might deem proper