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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
XXXVIITu CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, May f3 1862.
Mr.. McDOUGALL Dem, Cal. from the special
Committee, reported back the Pacific Railroad bill,
and moved that it be made the special order for
Tbupday next.
Mr.. FESSENDEN (Rep., Mel objected TO its be-
ing made the special order for that day. bill OF
such magnitude could nN lie passed in day. The
Tax bill must be taken up, aud he wanted nothing
else TO interfsTe with that.
The motion to make the Pacific Railroad bill the
special order for Thursday was rejected by Yeas IL;
On motion Of Mr.. WILKINSON, (Rep., MIN the
bill 10 protect the Indians who have adopted CIVIL
lied habits was taken uP.
Af;er discussion, tie bill was passed. ,
Mr. WILSON (kep., Mass.l, from the Miltar'
Committee, reported Jot resClGtion to provi'e ioi
tie presentation Of medals Of hooor TO enlisted men
ond volunteers. Passed.
Mr.. WILSON also offered an amendment to The
resolution offered by bis colleague Mr.. SUMNER IN
regard TO placing the names of battles on the eoors
of regiments, as foIlows:
Rslred, That TIE President be authorized to permit ,nch
regiments have n,y disiiueush themselves b, e'
courage conduct In battle to rcIibs tie ae of the OAK
Tie. IN which such regiments engaged OIL their h-s'
mr. WILSON sald he should call up the resolu-
tiou soon.
On motion of Mr. CHANDLER rep, Mich.l the
bill for the better protection Of the revenue wac
Tie bill authorizes the President TO refuse clear
snce 70 any vessel, and 10 prohibit the Importation
Of any goods hen he has reason TO believe tine goods
are intended in any way TO reach or benefit the Reb-
es, and gives the Secretary of the Treasury power
TO prohibit transportation any vess or railroad
Of any goods which intended for or likely to fall
into the hand. of the Rebels.
Mr.. HOWARD tRep., Mich.l from the Military
Committee, to whom was referred the resolution
whether any officer has exhibited himself drunk be-
fore the enemy, &C., made a export.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. SUMNER (kep., Mass, the
resolutions offered by hin yesterday referred
TO the Select Committee on Confiscaton.
The consideration of tie Indian Appropriation bill
was continued.
Mr. LATHAM Dem, Cal offered an amsndment
in regard to the Indians Of California, making one
reservation in that State instead Of two aud other
wise reducing the expense which WAS adopted.
Without further consideration, adjourned.
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AEaATED BREAD.

From Dr. Stone Family Physician Of President Lincoln.
"WAsHiyGroS. u. C., March I. 1861
Since the Introduction Of tho ARRArBD BREAD have
had frequent opportunities Of testing s merits The peculiar
principle Involved In is manufacture aud the sbsencs Of
everything but the pure essential Ingredients render tbis
arci. peculiarly be,hfu Perhaps OF the most equeus
cane' Of dyspepc disease in this country is the almost uni
ony bad Character Of the bread By people Tins
either dosed with chemical agents, to bsach the material
used or to eaven ths the stomach receives food which
can only be sssiasi with great difficulty and perenco
in its use iii inevitably lead to disease
From my inOwedss Of this process and personal expe
rienre As to the mes Of the bread thus made cheeuy
commend ii to my friends
RoBgRr king STONE. NJ d."
The AsRAfED BREAD Co are now prepared to fill orders
for tie above bread in large small quantities. at their
Bakery, in LAy,YgTrE-rLAcE, COZ. oy FouKTnsr.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
HOSIERY AND MxS's FURNISHING Goops.
Corner aedH
For the accommodation Of uptown friends and custom
ef', we have opened branch a. the above location.
A. RANKIN Co.,
B-Psr.iculr attention given to tho manufacture Of
fine Dire" Shirts, Collars &c. to order
ROGERS Il RAYMOND
invite the attention of all classes Of the public to their
SrYLIsH ASSORTMENT
SPnryG AND SUMNER CLornIs0
comprising and dsshng styles in SPRING OvnncoArs
and all tue lses. fashion, in EVERY DESCRIPTION Of Spring
and Summer Wear Call and judge If bi, splendid stock
not the
CHsAPgsr IN rns MARKET.
But price for any article.
SroRss No, H. o. rs Fulton.st. and No. 2it Broadway
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CARD.

CtkD.
We beg to inform friends and tho public Of our new H
rarsements, which complete
We have Transferred our OFrcZs and WHoLEsALB CLoTH
ISG DEPARTnrsT to store, Of BROADWAY and
GRAsDsT., where have also extensive and wellsp
pointed Merchant Tailoring Department with entire new
stock Of all the latest styles Of Cloths Csssmeres Vesng
lc suitable for the Spring and Summer trade Our Ready
Made Department first floor. ia extensively stocked with
Mzs's. BoY, sid CBLDRgs's CLorHiSG and FUgssiIING
GooDs We n,end tha, stock the city shall compare
with H. for taste. variety, sad cheapnesL
Families will please make . note Of this
For the convenience Of downtown customers We In
tend keep the Of BROADWAY AND WAK
extensively ard tae' stocked with all descriptions o
seasonsbs resdysde clothing at retail Aud mrrcan:
tsorog department here will not be second either in point
Of in the taste asd talent Of the who have
charge Of IT, DEvLIs Co.
Cor. Broadway and Grand.
and Cor. Brosdwsy and Warren.
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maHRIE -.

CuRRY-rLAsKErT-In thi, CITY. Mopday. May l2
by tn. Rev Miksls. Frsuk Curry. ESQ. Of Hartford
Conn TO Bebecca j. daughter ~ James faskett esq OF
Nsw-Yoik .
Rev Mr. L. o. LBson al the Embassy Of the United States
of America In Paris Ls Baron Otto DE- Leutrnm Eungen
OF Csrnhc Grand Duche de Bade TO Emma daughter OF
kichsrd France esq, oi Baltimore Md
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6petlal 4 otires.
Parson DrownlOw's Reception.
THE PUBLIC RECEPTION,
NV
THE CITIZENS or NEw-YORK,

THE REV. w. G. BROWNLOW,
OF TENNESSEE,
VIII take place at the
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING. May Is at 8 o'clock.
Doors open at
His Excslleucy GOVERNOR MORGAN viii preside.
An attractive programme will be presented aud sD-
DRESS will be delivered by "pARSON" BROWNLOW.
The lower ps Of the house will be reserved for Ladies, and
Gentlemen accompanying them.
Tickets 30 cent? each No reserved seats.
to the Amphitheaer 2 Tho door 10 the
Amphithester, 18th T., wall BE- opened % o'clock
TICKETS FOR SALE
At Fifth Avenue Hotel Metropolitan, St. Nichols Astor
House Mercantile Library T. Crow-n's Miller M.tthews
Clasback Randolph Caer's, Brentanos Rushtons, and
Burbets No. WalEst ~
The entire proceeds Will be devoted to the
thai opponent of Secession 1.-THE KNOXVILLE
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Dn5lnrss Nollces.

ALBUMS, ALBUMS, AT Low Prices.
BrCKEL BKOTuEKs. lNFot ILNs ASD MANrFAcruEkhs.
PgRBIFs.--We have amer much exoton, succeeded ~
discovering new Tor the supply Of the bnet t1}sa
which are the best Lenses Tor pfrsefyBiion Of tie Eye
EkCKEL bkoTHsRs, h0. u MAIpEs.LAsk, Nkw'iokA
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AliIitarp Notices.

Y,.,,rs Hospitals for the Wounded at tho
sisrc of TOrktowa.-Suppes Of Bedding. DressinsA
1.re'rr food Vine, Ac., received st
os"'- No 10 COOPER UNION Third avenue
Contributions in money by
The Sanitary Commission asks contributions
for me aid aud relief Of the VOLUNTEER ARMY Thsro
viii Ill probability be nsny wounded mon TO provide
for and troops the southern cosst are endangered y
unhealthy now approaching There thsreofc
special ueed public beray their behalf ct least anen
the pending Ia Congress 20 strengthen the me
deposs Of hospital stores &c are maintained heavy ex-
pee with every portion Of tie army SsSu
'''''" ' GEOKCE T. STRONG. Tr:s.ure5
kN e WaaaKsst kaIxso
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Acratcd Bread.

"Ths Assted Bresd without exception the best bakers
bread bays ever sesn. Prof vOLCOTr GIBBS"
"wbste- syc.,er Hyhter mora di:cole breii n made
BIZ thi, process .haa by fermentation Prof SIIIlNAN'
"w.havs sers.ei Bread foanj fr superior
10 anythisg ., ,le Kind ever tased"-wash Rrruhcsa
Bresd prepared n this manner Is rccessasy pure md
paatabe a. well ,athfal ard such find to be the
opinion of scientific ard medical men" National Inss-
lgencer
TIE peculiar features Of THE bread are:
l 1t combines perfect gitaes, with the highest degree
Of purity sSeeines. snd nutrition.
3D. Being ali deeserca Ingredients Its df9ess
quality is fsltless.
3D. II becomes sony aud change Of climate shecs
IT, character
4h 1t Is nboutsy eis1ns quality unknown to Ordinary
bread but oeionsinf peculiarly this Being kneaded ~
maclireTy,it excludes all coa act with the Gs.i
9Th. Il hes the usaIs,e1r'e6 qpor peculiar to the 'ea!
from which II Is made This unsrrng test Of pa'E
and not found in any bread the usual
the presence OF yeas, alkaline matter eorupts Tho naive
favor Of The grain
The universal testimony Of physcns and scientifc IL
strongly and decidedly in favor Of this bread not only .hs
city bat also in London in Philadelphia In Baltimore In
Woshiog.on aud wherever II has been n,rsiucei It 10
sanctioned and approved among Others by tho Sanitary
Communion at Washington by Prof D. Bsche. " ths U.
Coss. Survey by Prof Henry Of the sGissAan ig:se
tuis by Frederick Law Olme1 Professor sir.sn Geo.
Scott aud Gen Dix, well By numerous clers, rion.
and s the eaug physicians of this and other cities "en
ueh men approve aud irdos this bread. aer exs'nDsr
ou aud trial IL question tho merit aud ex'
cell,uce Of the article AERiTED BREAD Co..
4.h.st corner Lsiay EFT. place
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Public Meeting.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS AT TROY

Public Meeting.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS AT TROY.
NEw-YoRK May 49, 1862.
A Meeting Of the Citizens Of New-YoEk Merchants and
others will be held tn Rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
uerce corner of William aud Cedsrsts, on WEpNEsDAf'
lath n.t IL O'clock to consider the duty Of providing
relief destitute aud suffering people of Troy
many rendered home by tho late ss
Gus cona.sreon Of large portion ofthst city.
GEORGE OPDYKE, JAMES GALLAIIN,
SAM. SLOAN ROBT HANS
| 4. NJ: BLAlCHFgRD, D. H. , aRdSntLI,
THOMAS MAS TILEsroN. {; H. habWt MhEShALh'
MAnsHaIG HHfthI, o ROBERTS, AbRsM WAkEMAN,
: d. BABCOCK. join j. CioCOo
sRSssfs 4 $SEEfAonE S5aEMiIG SallSS AdI;S IH;ESidHT'
ISAAC BELL aud others.
mr.',ns Of ,ne sbovs o@mit-s ~i be held cn WED NKs
DAY EVENING. May a. 1862 at Land%sa. hSse osin'
c. ". MsHnER, Secretary.
Notice.-REPUBLlCAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
resls meeting Of ths Comni,ss VIII De hsa = sesa
Tisns 4, as.l.f Sec. SHERIDAN sHoGS; F2e.Isss.
Peoples Free Lectures-Sixteenth Ward
Th- Rev d. O. Is. CHEN ER will lecture Oh The Recon
.,ruciion OF Union At the Republican Headquser' o
tue s,se,ntn Ward Ne ~; STRAY; near 2Sdsti .s On
admission Tree Seats reserved for Ladies o., p.,s,
a,esd. g. p.sEf MSir.s sscrosarie' '' '"'' ''''''
Twentieth Wnrd.-Ths Rev j. 2. NEWMAN viii
dey.r the In the seIiss before the AAh Ward
X, pubcan Association, a. Continental hall 1h t. and IN
/ ay on THURSDAY ENENiSu. May Is. al oeocE sup
Ieet: s,.on. from the Rebellion" The public are Invited
Admission free SAMUEL siN'LAih' iie''eo"'
A. slDsE, poaSE Secretary
Tventy.Seroud Ward.-The GERMAN REPUB-
LICh, ASSOCIATION will u.e-t on III RsDAl. the
18th OF May In Washington Hal No bsJ snsy 1t O'CLOCK
p. hDhr nDHDi"H' Presidents
GnAntEs M.RH secrstshs&
The Anniversary of the American Baptist
yIariners' Society will BE- held iu the Oyest baptist
Church IN oliver st ffIIS (Vednesds,) EVENING May
L. at a o'clock Address by MN. HAGUE, d.
Forty Days In Jerusalem, or a Sk-tch of Palestine
and Description o Jerusalem w lLLlAM W al Il VII
LIAiiS will De iyer the shove lecture at Nist 81 NJ T.
Church Wll.ttst, GrsBd.s'., Oh VI hDNtsDAI
EVENING Msy H. at o'clock Maps pictures costumes,
aud cuoies will be freely used in illustrating the lecture
Admit,auce. l5 cents; children, 10 cents
Columbia College Law SchoOl.-lhe examination
of competitors io price sAes place Oh TUfSoAf sy
3 from 10 to =. upon written answers u printed
The Of the entire Senior Glass FOR the degree OF
Bachelor ol and for admission to the Bar commences
a, the Law School Building, No. 3. Lafay-ttepl.ce, Oh
WEDNESDAY, May Is, shi closes on FRIDAY May u,
Tie subject Wednesisy Il The Law oil ContTac and
Commercial law" for Thursday. The Law ot Real rs
tate :" for E,idsy Equity. Jurispud-nce Evidence and
Pac,ice The eTsmiGsons continue each day from 4 to
O'clock p. IN.
The public arc invited 10 attend
BY order OF the Law Committee OF tho Trustees,
THEODORE w DWIGHT.
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United states Weishers

Reception Days.
Having had my Store pauted aid beng prepared 'or on
pany fixed my reception days from Monday inefnns
10 saturday D. N where usual assortment ot rich,
heavy plated goods are offered OF the lowest prices
henry BASKETS A NEW ARTICLE.
ICE PITCHERS, NEW PATTERNS.
For sal. At Mo-. and BuIlins slip, by LUCIUS HART.
The Committee ON Printing md Advertising
Of the Board OF Aldermen will hold thor usnal meet
in, on THURSDAY, the i5tn instant, IN Room NO 'nf
Hall At O'clock p m for the purpose Of conderns papers
f.rrd to them relating the Advertising OF the Common
Council and the other Departments ~
f. J. A. BOOLE)
JOHN HI. BRADY
VIM WALSH, SComrittee.
JAMES REED,
HENRY SMITH.
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WHO MINDS CoLD "A Cold seems a small

The Southern Spies in this city can be recog-
nlz-d by tho shocking bad hAs' they wear All lo!s
cren, adopt the new and -lesan, SPRING lAr made b,
Ksor whose fauoa. sor. No az Broadway, Is the tsid
qsarter. Of aucare EewYo. We have been there and
y..rlI ,,u- far H.-s
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Parties About 10 Commence
HOUSEKE
AND DESIRING AN OUTFIT AT
VERY LOW PRICES.
Can save 25 per cent by purchasing o. our esabshmssa
EXAMINE THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRICES

SOME OF Our LEADING ARTICLES:
EsrscH csIy. t.. SET. 4. PIECE, z
DKsAEpAsr COFFEE Gers AND SAucRR- Per doz.... yy
COVERED BUTTER DISHES, each oo
DS,Se. pEs'HAr a AND iaA sas..s' IN 81 20
CT, a.. SIonipTs ner doz......,. ..... 60
90, a. 49, C..xp.ayr, prr rrdoz....,,,..,....... 30
az ~ 80 VIZ, a. s.sx. psr srd,s....... Go
", p,yT Trynrpxs ner doz -. ,............. 33
s,.n Iroox nfxxxp sIyxs per dog ...,........ CO
- -, D.sgyr X WV - rar d,r ....,,,, & CV
y, s,s is D. p,on. .s.n Is prras,s sesch...,,,. 00
r,sn pI.TsD ,nir srooSs Der doI............ SO
80 p In r.nIr Fosys Der rdoz............. 8 20
s.: :Tss +. +. yss s@T Pr
FSs pIIsD s. skI 10 oSasr reIs ps CO
FIsE PLATED CASTERS &c cut botesl. esch.... SS
Il. V. HAUGHWOUT& Co.,
Nos. ASS, 400 and 5.yl BROADWAY,
Corner OF Broome.st.
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Artificial Legs PALMERS PATENir In
PROVLD FEET and SURGICAL APPARATUS for
limbs shortened by Hip Disease new invention Hands ana
Arns for iau'iatiCns aud sessl defects. 5y Dr. v.
HUDSON Clinton Hall. sths, or As,orplace, Newiofs.
send for new illustrated pamphlets
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Cnrrclr! (nrpclr!: CarpeIs!:.:rr,

CARPE1Sl CARPETS! CAkPhIo;, 1f'TTIITrnIpiIs
HIRAM bNDERSON, No. 80 Bowep is , sen,ns t.,s.,.
MelI n, Velvet bmssels Three ~ s is. All cyod,
aos %. uIkAN ANDERSON, Ne xsbew0y.
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Costar;s
vERaIN gxTHRMlNATORs,

For Rats Reaches Croon and Bedbuas Insects, tc &C.
'fI-e iIom posoLs"
Rats &c, don't dis on the premises"
Sold BY ali Drna.ists. city and country.
Principal Depot removed from 52 70 45, Broadway N y
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READER, you can have an enduring, always
esiy ind reliable GoLp PES. exactly adapted to yoar hand
and s,ye Of writing. which will do your writing vastly cheap
~ than Steel PEN. II you wani "The Pen il Mght-r
ttan the sword" In smother column
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special Notice to the Ladies OF New L ork and
its Vicinity.

special Notice to the Ladies OF New-York and
its Vicinity.
NJ T. HIGGINS, Of No l26 9Th sv. will eIhi5i! o!
TUTRSDAf 18th inst, anew style o. CRAZE bONNrl
ius, received direct from Paris. :.
This novel aud we'll the attention Of Ladies
B Pattern Bouuets forwarded by al the expresses "ltI
promptness
Removnl-Onk Hall.
Having removed my stock OF - -
TO No. l42 FULTON STREET
between Nassau aud Broadway,
wish 10 invite old i-nds aud customers 10 continue
their pa ronage my present ocaon No ii2 2ruons neal
"DEGROOTS" GRANITE HALL.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
sprrg Oyercoats I'd TO business suit. 10 10 W
ALSO BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOIHlNG.
BOYS Suite s3to Youths sais'.. % to y Il
Gas Fixtures Cheap.
Experienced Plsmb-Is cent to al part. of the country
the same rate IL city prices, by
ALEX. MckENZIE, Plumber aud Hydranlie Engineer,
of All and Creene-st.
United States Weighers
aud
HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES.
No bettsr evidence II merit OF these Scsle can ot
20 the public than that they have been adopted by the
United States Government The Collector and surveyor
b have given orders that other scales shall be- used
and tha, all scales hand shall be tested by tkANh r.
HOWE | invite attention TO large stock Of s0Atho on
hand including new PORTABLE ARMY SCALE Seconi
h.ud scales OF other makers taken in part pay or Rowe
'0 vANpIRt OoRT DICKERsoN Co, Asts. Chicago. Ill
JAMES q. DUDLEY, Agent, Buffalo. n y noun.
No 1874 broadway, New ~ oTk.
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Clothing. .,ppYyo -
eompleted STOCK OF 40
s MMER CLOTtING not surpassed In ths cy IN me way
of an s.,or,mrn, taste and style The sno
FIiRNISrING DtPARrMENIn not eqasied- AL otE VII q
ia ~, aI,rsm.iy low prices Please CAL ,. y. sALD-
WIN Nos ~ aud u Bowery
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DR.. z. II. FOOte, author Of " Medical Common Sense"
late Of suraosa 10 pefmsneuily located at No lO
Rro,dwsy 25th and 26thsts IN NewYork where
he nav De- consulted person by et,s No charge for
rst interview Office hours from to p except Sundays
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

Sleeve Buttons and Studs, 81 5? and *3,'ss,
Ear Kins sud Rms 81 ~, and - set Band and LiuA
Bracelets 81 s2 80 and IS zach Gentlemens Vest ChAns
81 81 So and s each and all other kinds Of Jswsy 'sV
low, az . "; y. ki.. C.n.I.t
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Howard Association, Philadelphia for the Relief OF
the sics end Distressed Afflicted with sTulsni end ChoHs
Diseases and especially Diseases Of the Sexus Organs
Nriical Advice given Graft, by the Acting SaI g-on .
Valuable REPORTS Oh sPEhMATORkHtbA OF SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases ef tie sexual Of'
ssns and ON the NEW REMEDIES employed In the pue
nen,.rv sent In sealed etes envelopes fee ot ensrs Ad
dTess III J' Shi-huN ~ III ,'lats "a
No. 2 South 9Th st.. Philedelphis Pa
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Sunday School Exhibition In BrOOkIyn.-IWs
Aniyersa exercises OF the SUNDAY ScbO j OF the staes
1 oug rsationa Church tthe Rev Newton Hestousl wiz
tsk- place in the church on THURSDAY ENErlNu' l''"
iu. o'clock he extr;ses Will consist ~ pl'losu si
Krctations and Singing among them nce sam m s'
Quanel' ather htmPs Choir of Old Foiss &C. i"A'''
% cputs; Children lj ceuts
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Lectures In aid of the Church Of sc. Georse

Anne rican Bank-Note Company.-New'York, May
s. 52-Pesss notice hat the OFFICES the AMERICAN
BANK-NoTE COMPANY have been removed to the SEC
OND STORY the Merchants Exchange Buiins directly
over thei former Offices The Is through the main
por.ico Of the building Walst
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atrocious warfare the Rebels wage. lie is ready
now for tie most vigorous and stringent measures in
the treatment Of these bsrbaritics.
RE0PENING OF THE PORTS OF BEAUFORT,
PORT ROYAL AND NEw-ORLEANS.
The President has issued proclamation declaring
that the blockade of the ports Of Beaufort, Port
Royal and New Orleans, shall SO far cease and de-
iermine from and after the ist Of June nexl, that
commercial intercourse with those ports, except as
10 persons and things aud information oontraband of
war; may from that time be carried ubec; TO tho
laws Of the United States, and to the limitations and
in pursuance OF the regulations Which are prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
REGULATIONS FOR TRADE.
TRRisUBy DEPARTMENT MONDAY May Y, lcG2
Resula'on relating to trade with opened by PIoea
To ,e.el, clearing from foreign port. and destined
to op'nco by the proclamation of the President O. the
u itoe SIS o hi- date namely Be MOTT III NORM Caro-
iins Fort Royal, IN South tarona and Nowor'ean' III
Licenses viii be granted by Con'us Of the United sate
upon satisfactory evidence that ne vessels 70 licensed WI
convey person property info nation. Aoahd OF
either 10 OF om br aid PgG.s Which cen'e snsu ee
eAbi ed % ihe Collector OF the port 10 wblch d 'ese'
may be respectively bound imncdiaisly On arrival, aud
EIDE. sGd leaving either OF tho said ports
every vsel viii be 1e4ured 80 nave 20 law .sSsS
tOa tAee ha. been violation Of the conditions o the "a
Any violation Of said enai;,eI. x iS'lTs tIe io
casi,n Gil parties red from further privilege o.
entering United States during the war fo' sDy purpose
SEED To vessel, oftc United State. clearing eoa wise
o Toe po oiessid License csI on, be obtained nom the
Treasury Department
7h,a In all other respects tn. cx,;ing blockade remains
la f fOfc- aud effect theo established end nint lnei
por. wbcn tie relaxation BY that instrument EXPRESSLY
applied. signed 80
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

engagement yesterday With tn enemy. crnrona Ing
was beard 10 the southwest Cestrevis where they
were suppressed u ne. This corps has been engaged
since its arrival In this vicinity.
THE rnAL Loss1s
Our 0eses In the engagements Of Thursday Friday and
Saturday will probably rsachfuly 10 900 led wounded
and missing The killed In unusual disproportica 70
the number wounded. singular disproportion Of the
entire number seriously wounded.
Why rus UxI0x TROOPS RxrRs IN csxrRsvuIa
Our forces had TO retire Centrsvis bscs the
nank commanded by General hoIoweii was turned by
the rebes, notwithstanding there had been complete
Success all sides up ave O'Clock Saturday aftsr
noon.
WHAT kuR1L PRmosERs SfDu ror8's sv0cDsEl
The rebel prisoners claim that Pops's apparent suo.
cesses tho right and centre was part or Jacksonp
strategy fent oheirs distract attention from
ehs Left, against which their hardest attack made
REBEL Ln<ssEs
TIE Losses among the rebels are supposed 70 be vastly
greater than ours their fought with great despc.
ration end rushea apparently needless Of I'll danger
orr TROOPS srRkS01HESED
Our forces occupy thc:heghts OF Centrev whsrs
they strongly ntrenched. Heavy reinorcemeuts Or
tafsntry, artillery and cavalry coming forward
Nothing that the rebels bring aganst u win await
them in this mighty struggle