, 1862-05-10

R,fel Etae1satio1 Of Tsrg'ntG-A Consea'M1mes M' n,
lie Fan Of Ne.a 0}edns-Nss9s Jf9e1 Latsns u
Erprttd-Eastcr4s Connacfio'as couttse&- e,
ton BRz--Ioo nldnU La~lteTS IN tAe tss"ass D
From our own Correspondents q
WAsH1ns7os, May6 6, 1861 s
The preat rebellion Is coming to rs
end. Naught hut IN inteTpositlon oI 1"si -
deuce can now stay the downfall of tue oAI-
| parchy which hns ruled the country with roa
of iron for the last thirty years, and at tass t
| soueht to fire the temple Of freedom and de- !
| strov the world. The capture Of New Or
leans has conyulscd the whole framework OF
| tho southern Confederacy. AL the evidence
,o7n+s tn the conclusion that the resolution to
snanaon Virgins was adopted by the rebel |
government immcdiately Oh receipt OF The
news OF Com. Farragut'e occupation OF the
Crescent City. The vehement ond ma'snns
,r+;.,as in the Richmond papers gafe the first
| token . then the sudden adjournment OF Inc
rehe1 Congress; then the FILLING back OF
81 sto1egaIr' Jaekson's army; and 6nhiy the
ou3et abandonment of YoEktown-@o quiet IN
dced TINT their departure was not known LII
! our sha1uehooters craw1ed by slow degrees up
IN the enemy's trenches six hon1s affer"ard, |
and ,fo1,nd them as silent as church yard
}fand nobody in yorktown but General Cnnee,
There Is q mystery about the behavior OF
| the rebel lorce9 IL 1oiA'o"n' ~s
e be explained Oh the suppo5ltion mat tney LII
, nredetermined to eVacuate virginia Incfe
d we're actually 900 Of ourtroops ~1snan range
u of their guns the whole OF LAST #eek, SO CLOSE
NJ IL encap1ped that a shell could not nave 1al1en
Id amouz them without billing greater or Less
CT number: The very works which we're pelhS
ey | oors+rrc.ed to de1uolish the rebel fortlhca-
~ tionE, we're within reach OF the1r caHnon' 'uu
- set not a shot fas tired Tor the p1npose -.
ss preventing thtir completion tons'uefa'.s
- powder VAS wasted IN sending pro!ee.,es ~.
, 2 on1 A4nu 49, - +ha,o and hence the only
forces, but not a. thenf: anu nsuse ~ t1aeo -
w. lives lost during luz S3ese "e.e TX. -.
lay ! the yermonters in the murderous a11atr u
til 41r.uu;a, r,ec1. The conclusion is irrcsiati
ore Nai"leA e. Iao a;a not wish 10 bring On {
BILE that Gen. Lee o1o noe "I,n y. .a;e 49,.
} Ut decisive engagement, but ra1hef 10 gam alnl
1ow e.-+ba ,amova1 Of his army and his more val
ria 1oi tN~ .z;aa,.n+e II fs MT nroh
,ce: uao1e stoles ana o4 .ae.ain At rh;ckahomin
Nv; | able that he FuI remain tt enleeai'o'o
ssof frae1z 1onper than may be necessary to seeur
deal -~:1+e-rn+ea retreat out Of Vzginiz
ace 81 oA'aAeeAAAr bs oxertakeu an
aght Nesstuea'sa' sa-.aa,,,a-s rhc war cannot (
runs as6s'esse saa. o.r,no+ he restored. tIl IT
nov | ,n.a Hance all eratulations about Gcner
,,ma done. aGn-e' 49, tI.,-.i5inr +ba at7,,sif
.f,nr 0etiealans snecss7 -.
-loH IF htnodn are out of place.
oxcu chare n, reneraI beliefiu Washington thai
ha1ns .s1~ e .,o,, n ,4,,,yress atCorinth. viii
iarc5 49, t,tc 81 tbc Mssissipni TalIe
utiou s'-1 ..to.+ cona5enee7 ia fslt both in &c
Ms11ect,s abilities g. commander, aud in
1sk he ! unsurpassed ya1or OF his troops, ~ho ~
q this never YET mes ssa ~ see oae ~ o'4'
ID and Ao1 a House has been engaged for several d.
or the mast on the Pacific Railroad olJ! and to-t
f +;n,- pasEcd it By majority Ct more than Imo
etrable Toura and Mr.. Aldrich Of Minnesota, seen
vthinr zeyeraI important changes to the Original
of thc relating TO the conpectiohs u tae
ol lue minus, which Of interest to The North"
away, The main lire Of the road is to commence
to cay- noint not designated on the 1Oed meridian
IT. Il longitude (which is tho westcfn houndaf
, ~ KaHaas3 and run thence to the western DOL
&c USE ary Of Nevada Territory where It VII com
limited wi5h The Central Pacific Railroad OF CahtoI
aor in | Tie eastern connections are rs fullo
ca 49, Fron Kansas City to the l02d merida
charges 1onn;fni1e: s. From LeaTenHorth to P
re not ~ t},is line not more than ffty Il
th must fInm The Missouri river; 3. From St. 5o
70 a noint iptef5ecting this Nne not more
anu no one ~ Hundred miles west Of the Missouri! ri
Three i From uolnt on the western boundar
stera,v t 1owa IN tie most practicable route, to u
~ 4eraectIon with the main line not farther
ues axe tha 1cfod meridian Of 1tngitu1e; 5.
Sioux city, Iowa TO nu.nii 1insa not mo5
,f IN nv thsee hundred miles west Of the Missouri
- ~ NY t{ss hranch. however, not to be constr
1e place. t;11 - r9Tnad shall have been comp
canuot tha,,oh Ni;nneaota or Iowa to Sioux city
honeand taFd a4nnFd moved an amendment, which
louaau.' xanp,ca nroyidino thae in fixing the po
as high ~. ~ IN If thG main track with the
They say ~, Connections. it shall be fixed at the
If to five nracticable point for the construction
= = faoSa on6 Missouri branches-tuus eata
nat tney ;nr The nresuuption other things being
'poseo W hat the eastern terminus o. tne m1n
7fe' 7one shat oe aooo' ou sA' p'@'1A~~
for nelo ioTS The hill proposes to give the per
infantry, bonds n tie United States, to the amo
he whole a;rteen thousand dollars per mile, to ta
>rmdab1e pany, as fast as se.llons u inr'J Jnnioa
j Gut He re,o Inc and all It's branches, and tht
rds them, n41roent has a first mortgage on the
to do the Throneb The Rocky Mountaius AMI the
- -, 49, Earad5s the amount Of bonds to be
'eo =" l' aha,1 he fnrty-cisht thousand do1ars Pc
Of our way ond f,etween those ranges thirfy-t"o
loissances, | snnd 60}}ars pcr nile The aggregate
ozc threw II drht 10 be thus incurred have no
ad beyond the froaoie " Wy wy - ,ant u ana in
ahant five that II - loo ~ iii vii n
talplpg hne nope eils ~ r. ~ T. wara mi
ostco 81 Senate af thfs Eessloat -. f;ah+f ~
pened fro tremendous Hal, WIZ t, ~ 91i13 tnc m
~ "s's ~ comparative ease; but there Il no Pre-
l'op oAO.No thai me ecaeHe aad "n5 thn ahiIi,,
9 number until the war IS enaeo. a,a ~ ~ nou
thirty dead | nation TO pay aaAco ahasi ~AA@ A3