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The New York herald., 1862-05-28
Probable Eject ON the Cotton supply.
From the London Times, May i2l

The capture Of New Orleans s 10 the Confsderatss
great dam age no doubt. III could hear that il had
been followed BY any proof Of submission, We might
think IL was something more rhan damage. But
again protesting against any too serious reliance upon
American nsws-it would appear that the Southern
heart is by means softensd by this punishment
cotton for which the Northern fleets convoy capa
huls brought down 70 the coast shipped
In tho river "A the cotton and steamboats, except such
as were necessary 10 transport coin and ammunition
were destroyed" Eighteen millions of dollars In specie
we're carried on sths invader Appeared, and
this was q prize which Mr.. Stanton must eagsr-
navs lopged for. The fs1srais IN getting poe
session New Orleans have got possession q
city which in time d peace u the most valuable city
On the whole contiasnt for u h the natural port
o. the isrte valleys wheh permeased By the
INTERNAL waters of the American continent. But 10 n now
many mcnIns sncs this city has been worthless y
the world e any yAss on the shore Of Lac Sqpssior
oven a9sady swamp Iu value was a an outlet. 'Tbst
t has lon1 ceased TO be. btoc1dsf acd ,o.r q
oar, isonsd ss " e oiy difference us cas<ur, srlss ~
Ms cy usaf Undoubtedly u Increases the sdefsi po~ev
OF doing harm. Frsm New Orleans dsstructiys nroSs
can be MADE WIN z fatal facility, and nre and sword
carried 70 every part u hs nsishSorhood where ss
can ns But the srcf secession is not less fast ihsr
before. You may cash sbe body, and even cut Of the
legs Of this bulldog and be may be bIsedus ~
death, but you do net seen - b lS0siDg hs hold
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
roo LATN FOR CLAssITICATLOn.

! f.Apy HAVING TAKEN THE BEAUTIFUL Hoge4
10 ascdousni street will st some neatly urnion10
Roams "a Gentlemen without board Near he park ye0
dssirabie fooue f0r the sumnser
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

The Weather at Cape Race.
Carr RACE, May 27-PM
Tho wind light from the east with an appearance Of
One weather.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
TwO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the New York at this Port and
the Europa OF Cape Race.
The British Press ON the Fall IL
New Orleans.
A SUPPLY OF COTTON HOPED FOR.
The Contest Between ArtiAery and Iro1
Clad Ships,

Tho steamship New Yerk, oaptaA Won Santin, which
left Southampton tie lAth instant arrived at this
port yesterday mornirg.
Our ges by tho New York are dated At London and
Paris the l4th Of May, and contain interesting
details OF the news TO that day.
Our tesgraphic report by the Hiesrnian and Kan
CARGO. of Cape Race, given in the HERALD yesterday
morning, contains two days sater than that re-
csiYsd by the New York.
The PARIS correspondents of the London Times, writing
tho 18th May, ,saysComplaintsa are becoming morenu
among tho Slng classes m Paris Shopkeepers
declared during the last week, that business had not
been worse snceshe year lS4S That these complaints
are not quite fnolnded is evident from tho fact that
shops be 1st in the best situations. The monthly
published by the Governor OF the Bank OF France
Friday last shows how much commercial trans.c.
tons contracted and how greatly unemployed capital
Is accumulasmg- The bank notes IN circlation az
present amount only SIS 900, 900 francs against
francs, cash in hand and 459 900 goo francs
in mmercia bills discounted but not yet due This
position OF the bank rejoice those who everastngy
exclan against issue Of bank notes. but in the
eyes commercial men il s not at all satisfactory.
Prince Anatoc DemidoG of San Donate, has just died
in the hfty-Arst year Of his age. He married in 1s4l
the Princess Mathildo de Montfort daughter Of Prince
Jerome and OF the Princess Catherine of Wur
tsmbarg He separated from his wife near seventeen
years ago
Tn, Lsndon Times OF the 18th Of May says-The three
eipounder Armstrong gun has been officially re-
ported. after proof lit for service The Law IN the
bore 20 which allusion has been made is repre-
scented uaimportant The experiment against Captain
Coles cupoa Will take place soon as the naval prepa
rAtions are completed.
letter rom Touon states that the Asmodee, steam
gat has received orders to hold herself in readiness
70 leave for Cvita Vecchia to take on board and bring
back TO France certain number OF the army OF occupa
tion, amounting TO about eleven hundred men, whose
thne OF service has expired The intended TO
place them and fill the blanks in the regiments have
air nhU aA RnUrA
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 N IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &C.-DR
"A Larmonps Paris London an lSsw York Medtcn "A. Nd
yise Guide. edition, revealing the
facts obtained by anatomy and experiments In the French
and English hospitals &C. in ding treatise upon the ds.
Of their by an smn, n Ny YnR &
sey street. Asior House, X SS TOUSEf, ~ Nassau
street. The Doctors oqccs are at VI bIoa
way up stairs and for are from A. NJ 70
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
Court Calendar-This Day.

Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr-PART Nos. 1888 223, 34o5 1919,
2l91 2211 22l3. 22l5, 22l7, 2219 2221 1928. Part p
Nos 36ls, 1S4s 1886 277o 1928 9cs, 1885, 206o i34s
l242 Part 3-Nos. 1927, 2229 2235, 2237 2230, 2243,
2245 OPAL 2249, 226I. 2253. 2255.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

In conversation between Unionist and a.
before the federal troops entered Nashville, the latter
wanted know Of the Union If he Lot ready TO
fight for his rights. Yes" the reply .of course
am But don't but that getting our rights
last enough. We have to pay ten cents postage whom
under the old government, had to pay only tnreen
A shoemaker, formerly in the employ Of prominent
establishment here, was asked rather mprcssivey
s,heS he sas snnw 10 ;n ~ VA ne &c
al am going take the Louisville pike" And he imme.
diateiy made preparations to foot 1t TO Louisville
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
LOPPE agvG npON.

Mr.. Edward Mills has sho wu us se,.,u
specimens OF Iron Spikes aod Plate coward
with copper by new process invented 3,
him whereby the iron is plunged into bsti
OF the melted copper heated to On intense d..
gree, 80 that tho surface Of the iron ymelh ana
blcuds with the copper, forming q perh Ct unio,
which no amount OF hammering or wil edrsv.
ing can disturb. An iron spike thus coat.l
with copper sells for i2i to I34 cenk ps,
pound, and is in every respect superior to- On.
purely Of copper, costing 45 cents per poAl
TIE process is Of course applicable to tho ire.
plating of gunboats, to the bolts used bs,ov
the waterline in the construction Of woods.
vessels, to wirerope for rigging, bridge cab,es
&C., and to telegraph-wire, especially subma,
rine cables We are assured that very preM
advantages snd economics are secured By thu
invention, the iron so coated being msd>
tougher and more malleable by the intense heat
to which i is subjected ia the process whls
by the ordinary galvanic processes it 10 semi.
crys,alized and weakened A bolt covered By
this process may be drawn down into fine wire
without break in the coating. and the combua.
ton of extreme strength with ehtire freedom from
oxidation makes il peculiarly valuable for ali
telegrapkic wire and cables. The invention has
been submitted to the Navy Department foe
vigorous tests, which, it is believed, will die.
tate vital improvements ia the construction and
outfit OF gunbOsts and ships Of war.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
GENERAL. NEWS.

The Republican City Convention met lssl night
and unanimously nominated ROBERT +. naws es
the Republican Union candidate Tor Controller. \
resolution, offered by Alderman Dayton, was adopt
ed that his Te-election now, after able aud ire
proaeLable service u four years, would, Ike his
original election, be q triumph, noe OF any State o.
National party. but Of the honest people Of the
county directly interested in upright sdminisifs
ton Of its financial interests" Speeches compE-
mentary to Mr. Haws were made by Alderman Day
ton, United States Dis'fict-Auornoy L. Deiaaed
Smith, VIM. NJ. Evans G1d oLhels.
"A strange affair occurred q, the lodsng.houae
o. The Tweuty-seventh Police Precinct tTbiri Ward
oa the I'd inst, resulting in The immediate death Of
nan from dislocalion OF the neck. The case had
been previously passed upon by Coroners Jury,
with verdict OF Accidental death; ;" but tie prce-
eat week trial was had before the Police COmIas-
soners, charges being made against Pa'roImen
Christopher Smith aud John Walkinshaw in conneo-
ton with the matter. The testimony shows that the
man was sseaulted 10y Smith, and he has been di.-
missed from the service. If the impression gathered
forp such evidence as we have .s correct, tie case
should 90 before the Grand Jury at once.
The steamship Champion, from AspiDwsll on
the 4th inst, arrived yesterday morning, bringing
500, $50 in gold. There had been arrivals from
che South or Central American coast BY tho Eu-
alish steamer from Carhagena we have the impor
But report that Antioqua, the great stronghold OF
Agboledas party, Las quietly passed over to Mos.
qrere. Tlis will be likely TO bring the wa, to a
speedy termination. The United States ship saransc
tsiled on the 81 froIn Mebeo, under command Of
Capt. Middleton, Capt. Lanman being transferred 70
tae Lancaster.
R1ii that the Hon. Mr.. Burlingsme lately applied
20 tbe Cbinese Government for ate whereupon to
Establish the American Consulate The request war
nos granted, but every assistance promised to bin
Tor renting suitable building. Cholera 10 carrying
cry lsrss p1obs. 10 Cbins, Japan, sad IslIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
CENTRAL uaNAGEuENT.

The SeymOurite stpendiary IN our CITY
argues that the managers OF the Central Raj.
road have n right to WELD the nunenso pat.
ronogs and power Of that road in behalf OF
the party which they BEE lit TO favor, aud
which sends them TO the Legislature. 10 Con
gress &C., &c. We viii not here take i-euc
ON this proposition. though it seems 10 ~ un-
wss and unsafe in The managers OF any cor
poration thus to display their power. They
may not always have the State within tbeir
grasp and the use made Of their power agan.i
tho yeomanry Of our State in their day Of adj.
yorsity may be remembered when tloy shall
once more regain tho ssccndency.
But what we protested, and must still pro.
tett against, is the use of seyeral Republican
names as decoys on the Lat Of Director, OF
this gigantic political machine, while all ia
patronage and power are welded for The over.
throw of tho Republicans. Let tie Central
elect as President and Superintendent, aud ~
many Of its Directors and Attorneys Ms ID sees
fit, TO important oilicos lot it d. the Repub-
lican cause all tho harm it can; but lot the
cheat of seeming 10 maintain nOn-partisan
equilibrium in tho Board DO abandoned. The
Central Railroad is Erastus Corning rnd who
over else he may choose TO carry ia bis pocket
along with bis foreign proxes. II no chooses to
IVA il 10 0 pem9crlAi9 machine. lst hW slscl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

wages. not impressed -sgaiust their viii, o.
without inquiry whether they choose or not.
# there is military necessity for imEress
mest. there should 30 no Discrimination
wtweeu whites aud blacks. Yet ws do not
clearly understand what authority Gen. Rose
crans has 10 order an impressment or con-
scripton Of any kind in Tennessee. II he is
40 ong los nlisis, they ought not to be alieGated
by measures winch no General would venture
to adopt in a wholly loyal State. Ii sur
rounded BY Rebels even toward them sueh a
method could ouly be justified by extreme
necessity. Are We, then to treat loyal blacks
with less c0nsids ration than white traitors
Aud if not. how can they te the subjects OF =
conscripton that would pOt be iustihable as
aeans Rebels We do not enter at this
moment on a discussion Of the grave questions
involved and suggested by this and many slmi-
lar military acts; but it ought to DO plainly
understood, that whilo it ia the duty oi Gov
ernment to employ negro labor for military
purposes it is especially bound TO see that the
negroes arc guarded from oppression, paid for
their labor. and protected ia all their rights.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
IvPRRsSgNG IOsAI.s-Ts.

A Dispatch from Nasivle states that G6a.
Rosscrans has ordered the improssmont of
the negroes Of Rebels for latisuo-duiy, und
also the organization OF negro pioneer corps on
his Corinth plan. What The Cornh plan
may be We don't know, aud therefore express
40 opinion as to its merits, bat We have a
very clear conviction that any system of em-
ploying negro labor which can rigLtfuly b.
described rs imprcssmont is unjust. and based
ON radically false conception OF the true rela-
ton between the Government or the mill
tary authorities snd the emancipatod blacks
We viii not blame Gen. Rosocrnns on the
strength Of Il tcegrophic Dispatch which may
by Is broyity or careless wording msrepro-
sent biz purpose and plan. He mAy, aud wo
hope does, understand his position and duties
toward the slaves OF Rebels" who arc no
longer ,layor, but frcb snl wholly loyal clh.
zens. Undoubtedly they should bo employed
IN military service to rei.eyo aud assist tie
soldiers Of our nrmicz. But they should be
amplOiod vita thcir 9wa consent. and PAID
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

TIE harbor Of Shanghae Is overcrowded with ship
p;pp and better government Of the European set-
Elements has become an urgent necessity. China
has concluded trssty with Portugal, and coded to
the latter power the Macao peninsula.
In the Board of Aldermen yesterday the Mayor
nominated Henry A.. Snytbe for Street OUmnis-
sioner. The nomination was rejected by vote of 8
to 5. resolution was adopted that the Committee
on National Affairs be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of procuring such means for local defense
as the time demands, aud to open at once cor
respondence with Gov. Morgan on the subject, and
move for the appointment Of competent officer to
take charge of the local defenses of tho city.
Some time ago, tho workmen Of the Manhattan
Gas Company struck for an increase of wages Their
demand was granted, and they went 70 woik.
Since that period they have formed a Trade Union,
sud demand that no one shall be employed by the
Company who does not belong to their Sciety.
The Company, preferrng TO control their own busl'
ness refused to submit TO this dctetion, and have
discharged about fifty mslcontents.
The lager-beer brewers have appointed Com
mtee 70 lay the statement of their grievances before
the proper authorities. Ii was resolved that nc
brewer should pay any tax whatever on lager-beei
brewed before the lst of September last. The mex
Beer Brewers Congress will be held at Phi'sdelfhi'
in January next, or esrler.
Tile Brooklyn police have arrested,he mate ofth
brig Margaret, upon the charge Of having, in conneo
ton with the steward Of the vessel, csused The
death Of hand on board, named Wn. Little, by
brutal treatment. The name Of the mate is Jaiae'
/ W. Cook. and Of the stew ard VIM. Jones.
Our County Canvassers (New-York City 81
progressing slowly. There is thus far no natcria
variation iiom the figures published in our paper th'
morning after election.
The stock market was excited and lower yes
erdoy the decline reaching TO per oeut The feeling wa
6r.cF the close God strong at the close ard so
.. high a. 1871 Fseghs more sctiye. but unsettled
The Y 900 loan the Government, for Is days hes tl
been paid IN. Flour opened st Sc advance but closed dal
Whes. stesdy. Provisions duh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

educaticHs and 'utapresdipgs constants, NJ.
asd moro INTERVIEWING with The delicsts h....
ties Of art--so that mechanic. and srt.,
and gentleman, are in prrre,s Of time 10 h.
come convertible terms
Let there not, then, be an aAnnth Of cam.
hers to induco The slayedoIding oligarchy Ana
their ignorant dupes to charge Northern war.
men with disconteat or proclivity TO seditio.
about which they have lied % fercely aud
igpOhly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

EAtGGERArED REBEL REPoRTs.-We copied In
Mondays TRIBUsE from Tie Richmond D'spotA
Of The in inst. an account OF IN engagement near
WILLIAMSON, Morton County. n. c., on the I'd inst,
bctween the Eth, 9th, and 18Th North Caroius
Regiment, under Col. Burgwyn, and =" large fore
OF Ysukces' under Gen. Foster, in which the Rebels
ost Z killed and 81 wounded, while the Union oa
was much greater Tie DisPatob says that tho
celebrated White Horse Cavalry company, which
had beeu perfect terror to the people Of Washing
ton and surrounding country, WAS entirely cut
up and destroyed" IL turns ont that the Rebels eA
i've men to one in the encounter, ard were compelled
TO fall back onr troops advancing SIX miles and cc'
cnp,iI. WILLIAMSON. The White Horse" Cavalry
compauy. which Is from Onoudsga County, and be.
longs 10 M.Xs "a New-YorS Regiment had two
borses killed and one Corporal taken prisoner BY
lcing ds'nounted. The Corporal DIDN'T stay taken.
however ~ he came back to our camp the same
night, bringing with him tbs horses and al the aS
of bis two Rebel captor-.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

h full list of Democratic dummies as Directors.
Let no Republican benceiorth consent to act o.
bis screen. That all.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Tnr Rrcror or TWSirf PAsisn.-The rofma.
installation Of the Re-. Morgan Dix As The heos"s
Trinity Parsh, acc orling TO the Church ritual uI
been rostpored gor some time, and will not ProeSOV
take place v4,il tie "habi'iuents OF WOO on ~
count OF Lro death Of DIR. Borrian shaI have pew
remove. from the cdilce. The Keys were nlsroT
dcU; cred ia nv informal manner by the CaAl''cs1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

IU tVhNFNFVNH
No notice lie tasen Of ANONYMOUS ComnnncN'ohs,
WhNover INTENDED for insertion must be sutnencst.u
the sdoIess OF the wteruot necessarily ioi
publication. but es sgusrantJ for his good ialth,
cannot undertsSe 70 return rejected Cormunc -
Ali business letters this once should 90 aau4ees "
"isS TRIBUNE" New-Yors.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

g.Gen. Augur, il is ,ad, is about 10 bs
made Major.GeneraI. Very good; provided
he isnt one Of those "augers that won't bore"
We have too many of thsm as Msjor.Generals
already.
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THE EUROPEAN PRESS on AMERICAN
AFFAIRS

The New York cosreaeoadcnt of the London
Tf.ass, writing on the 18th u.timo says ths. Mi..
Lincolu "a suspected in Washington of treason and
so srongiy suspected that when Gen. Halleck
took command he naaas Il s;ne gEa that shs
should 60 to her home at Springfield ILL.,, which she
i,ss doue." The New York Herali, commenting
this, sdvisss that Macksy, the correspondent be
nobtsd, san suggests, he Lves on Staten Island,
near camp. tbst 1t would ts .. good opportunity
sar the troopa there to distinguish thsmselye In
that line OF business. The London Saturday Re
risn organ Of the Li.srstD has strong article ON
the Lincoln tyranny" 1t says:
a..s Lincoln has suppressed sou:e newspapers.
ana 70 ,ysrawsd the remainder that they vii! pub.
lish nothing hut what he permits He has cent q
military force to superntend elections ard has ar.
rested the members Of Legislature fsr tbs votss
1t might be supposed they would give. He has sr-
rested Judge for belonging to Court = hch II
eanstituticnally his own superior. simply because
that Julse uttered decree distastefni TO him. Hs
hss seen conaigning men at ths rate OF dve-and.
twenty peT dAy to the coils OF = military dungeon
for offences wholly nnknown 70 toe uss lean lave
for opposiiion svs+ebes at puhlie mestngs. for
words of rdisuls Or eensure utts Cd In prtvate
eosysssatienr-pey, for simply offering 70 procure
tuhstitase for pefsem liable 70 dfafk &
Y Nor bae he s0a6pea his neesures Of ilssA vtoi
hpee u slAese in6iyi6ualk He has s,ecsed ~
ten os eea0ee4Rtne - aqp1el peverer than thai
ss - s - y ..,s siss'ssss = s.:s,s -
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.

gentleman who left Norfolk or SATURDAY last
ss7s the citizens there srs suffering great privs
.LoaA He fnFnishss the Petersburg E1press witt
she following statement Of The condition of thing,
tAsrs:
All merchandise Is stopped at Old Point. where
sae vessels discharge cargo and what little La allow
ed % proceed 10 Norfolk has to be re shipped and
ssn' up to the city In small tugs always under
guard Country people ere restricted 10 three
pounds Of coffee per week. a small quantity oi
sugsr salt, -Four, bacon, etc Every market cart
which leaves the city Il subjected TO s,Tic,
search by the Federal piskeis At tho corpo
rsie limits. and If an excess of any srtic.s
NAMED BY the military authorities be found
ne whole u contiseated, the driver rsprimanded
ana N some instances, ordered to the quart house
confederate money 10 not allowed to be circulated
notes u Virginia, North Caroline, md other States
'f wa ton:ederacy, are very scasee. ard at dis
e"uni OF ~ per cent Gold aud silver ;s rapidly
cisappssring, Tie small suppliea which the people
asd aecuumuiated up TO th' pario! of evacuation
isV'hg hesn almost entirely exhausted Those who
aase heretofore relied upon this r sourcs sae
Dol little in store for them e. an early day save
utref desu;Ut.on. If not actual siars aton
lie ISL otDg class o! white people, Of whom
the- were many Irish in Eariolk, havs been forced
70 ItaTs the city, In consequence Of the Federsls
1sF'ng Placed blacks In their places. Our inor.
"at states that ali alon tho Ene Ct the canal rude
snanfiss osvs been erected by shess people. Hith.
es'o accustomed TO comfortable homes, and all the
necessary mea2a of subsistrnce which honest toll
ooaid procure they now eke ort Preo o.rious uv-
f-s " dshing, bunting, DC.
me EaLkee authorities at Norfolk Rave estsb.
.lanea colony Tor blacks near that city, and uIre.
ai.isy Ia rear Of ths Csmetery. They ere not
showed 10 v'sit the city, mr. TO penetrate he rural
ds'Hc'a b re to the number Of Coo OF more,
,Iey ere living in Pens, and upon means 30 scant
taat thsy are daily hars-sed by hunger. Their
eSaoi'ion Is said t. be terrible in the extreme and
as en.re se'tisnsnt preserts scene Of the most
Rs rk1arU to st1zs~
on' and rear to oonine th TO the Narrow limits
prescribed by their newly found .risaGs and 5s':e
All LAST week ths Yankee authorities were seId.
LAg fetnforcements to Suffolk, snd cur informant
snsssea tfsio of srtiilefy ne srly quarter OF a
Miein length. which proceeded to Portsmouth and
as-embsrksd for the town OF Suffolk. Th. seem
oe In constant apprehension Of an attack; and 1t
nay Do that heavy 10 CO is only kept q. Suffolk
% prevent the success Of any assault The Conf.de.
n.es may make. II II rumored by many. however.
u en. ne enemy intend forward movement from
oonok, after all things hare been made ready for
adenoanrsdoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From thc Southweslt.


NOBLE. Sept. IA special dispe.ch to the AZ
rertts- and Rsgfaer. dated Holly Springs, I3h
says: Tho Yankees hsvc not attempted Yuythsl
pursuit. Our sconts from Ripley report that Rose
crsns, with brigade, occupied that place, but re-
tired on Sunday Ia the direct.on Of Riensi and Po
cshon:as. They destroyed tbs Court .Hcuss and
county records, and xs reported to havs cerar,te,
several rapss.
Cur army Is In good hes'ts snd spirits Rain,
force msnts are constantly arriving Ith now as
ST org Gs before the battle.
The Mobile and Ohio Rn.Irosd VII bsfeld sgsl ne.
e,y odds A considerable force now holas e End il
being reinforced.
Exchc-ged prisoners, arrived to-day Ut Jackson
represent that between eight sud ten thousand
persons have taken the oath ss enemies Of if.a
United States ~
krate Batter has gene 10 Peesacola. TEc cottou
prssses in New Orieaas being pas IN repair, 10
be used 1t is snf2csed, as jails for Ccnfsisrate
sympsthizers