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Cairo, August +

~ 60 -. Caro-, August T
1t is reported on rebel authority, tina,
the rebels under Gen. Breckenridge at.
tackled Baton Rouge. snd were rcpulsed
with heavy loss. Among the killed was
Gen. E. Clark, Of Mississippi, and Col.
Thos. Hunt. of Alabama.
Al five O'Clock. r. Al. Saturday, Brock
enridge is said to have telegraphed 10 the
Granada Appeal that the Arkansas had
destroyed two Of our boats, AID dsmaked
others, driving OF orr dee', and that he
had captured the entire Federal forces at
that place. s@A y Sa4s
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WILLIAM A. kATCHkLoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produees coiSr not TO b distinguished aatars
warranted ae 70 inure shs hnr In The least remedies
the III effects Of tad dyes ard nvsorates the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly tuvns
asplssdid black brown leaving the hair sost and
beautiful Sold b, all druggists, Ae
The genuine Unsigned WILLIAM A. BATCHHIOK.
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Factory. No. 81 sarcasy Street, New York. fIA..
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To nEI.l,RLnCANsg

ptviex o. Cas- or Err. ETAYx Cxr Cox
basrhroRT Jaiy 18th, lse2 !
The chairmen efthe Republican kzseaiive Csmnis-
tees Of hs several counties Of The state are ted
20 ssnd he names Of their ccnmitees with the post
sfbcs address o, eseh meuh. OF said csumiiees In
NY sddFsss 81 AAsx.i.sH4.
Republican pspers throughout the state are request
ed 10 copy thsa notice.
J. r. LANE, Chairman
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Inv TELEGRAPH
New York Market

4 kSNvs 03AEBe
- @hs& Fa4&& aA%fk% New Yosk, Aug n
Flour-Receipss ea.sO bb,s market ssssdy and
anchsnTsd sales II 900 ebis ii SOC So % for Super
States S. 1885 IS for Extra State; - 60as5 70 for
super Westerns s5 lO94s IS for Common 10 Medium
Extra WESTERNS Is 4oGs6 so for Common 10 govd
shipping brands Extra Reund Hoop Ohio
Wheat Rse.ivts Is a4s bush market verynrm with
fair expor, demand aae Ga o bn,h. ut u la al 30
for Chicago Sri q; ~ 6A9i % for milwaukee Club;
~ 21SI ~ for Amber Iowa; 81 2s2l ~ for Winter
Red wesssrri ~ s5DI 30 for Amber nichigsn; n I,
for White Michigan; III Is for Amber Green Hay.
kye-Stesdy.
Corn-Receip,s &c 457 bush; market for sound VERY
nrmi white. sRsousd, 10 heavy and declining; sales
50 100 bush. Al 574ss for sound old Mixed western
Whisky--Nore stsadyi sales so sbia. q ahoal
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Culpepper. Va. IL

1ulPepper, Va, IL.
The cavalry brigade under Gen. Buford
made descent on Madison, on Tuesday
hast, They found that the rebels had
been there, but had left. They made
reconnoisaAcss in every direction, and
and met rebel pickess on the road. On
the It'll instant our pickets, o. the fssd
to Stapnardeville, hsd akirsnish, loosiHp
one killed and sthrse vouadod.y On the
9Th the Let Maryland regiment had anoth-
or skirmish on the Orange c. II. road, in
which they lost five killed, four wounded
and shout = aosea prisoners.
They were than reinforced by the LIST
Michigan, when the rebels we're driven
back to the Rapidan. A strong recon
noissance va made tho same evening" 10
the Rapidan on the Orange road, .aad
after 4 aklrpisI 1sre okdefed arrears 81
Gen. Bufort to Madison G. H.. where tbs
party arrived at 9 o'clock and found every
thing prepared for their retreat towards
Sperryville. a. the rebels were approach
ing 10 every diEectiun. The party reacA-
ed Hoodsvilie safely md there encantpsedd.
Subsequently they pushed on and u rived
It Cuipepper Monday night. The Escape
of this brigade 10 considered misaculeus.
- they we're surrounded on almost every
side, MARY gave !. ~ =. lest Gene-.!
Buford deserves great praise for the very
able manner in which he extricated h,s
command from such perilous condition.
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REPORT OF Tue WAR COMMIT
TEE.

| TEE.
kEokUk, Aug. IL. 1862.
At meeting Of the Executive Wa,
Committee, appointed by the citizens in
and FOR thecity of Keokuk and the town.
ship OF jackson, this day held. The
meeting was called to order, Arthur Bridg.
man in the Chair
H. w. Sample. in behalf of, and pei
instructions from the Ward and Town.
snip CanvassiDg Coma f,tees, submitted
their report Of subscriptions made by the
sitizsns ofthe city and township Of Jack
son to the Bounty Fund, which subscrip-
tons amount in the aggregate to the sum
of SIS, 500.
The said Ward Committees, in accord.
ance with Instructions from the Commit
tee, also reported the names Of each per
son in their respective wsrds and the
township, ,eLo, an their op'aion, haze the
ability, and have refused to subscribe or
contribute to the object, in aid Of our
brave soldiers and our country, whose
names are as follows:
lsr WARD.-James E. Burke.
2D WARD.-D. b. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright.
SD WARD--George Higgins and Jesse
Raddick.
4TH WARD.-Danl. F. Miller.
TowNszIP.-James AcClary, james
Black. and John Hine.
The names aforesaid were, by resolu-
ten Of the eanvassing Committees, or
dered to be published as part of their
report.
! Whereapon, on motion, the report Of
the Canvassing Committees was accepted
and approved by the Executive Commit
tee.
The Neutrality-suspicious. were then ssh-
mitasd considered and passed unani-
mously BY the committee: " lAI
Whereas, The Canvassing and Ward
Committees have reported boxa tf,le and
responsible subscriptions By the citizens
of the city Of Keokuk and township oil
Jackson, amounting in the aggregate to
the snm Of Dc, 569, a Bounty Fund for
The benefit Of, and to b paid to thu VOL
unteers and their families, who may en-
list and be accepted into the service oft
the United States as the quota required
from jackson township under the call of
the President and the requisition Of the
Governor for our quota If the 500, 900
additional volunteers. Therefore,
Resolved, That the subscription books
be placed in the hands Of VIM. g. Ora.
ham, Treasurer. for immediate collections,
and that he collect and hold said fund
the orl3sr Of Arthur BridGmsa,
ChaiEman Of this committee, and that
said Chairman b md il hereby author
lied and Instructed TO draw for and Gauss
to be paid from said iunds bounty Of $50
70 each volunteer constituting and accept
ID u the quota required Of Jackson town
ship under Said call aforesaid, and the adj
ditional sum Of $25 to the family Of each I
Of said volunteers hating = fnniiy.
Resolved, Th.. al. persons Who hare
lubscrihed 70 saids Bounty Fund are, here
BY not,6eA md salsd upon u * In
medasepsyment or the ini6anfs of thsif /
subscriptions, without delay.
70 VIM. G. Graham, Treasurer, id ordci
that the same may Be appropriated tosthe
volunteers promptly.
Resolved, That the committee do hare
b respectfully request a the oitissne %
larn out and at.end tho Csuast WAr1
Meeting. 70 be bald # Fort Aadison. sal
Ihsrsdiy a4xt. l4th, and that Mssars.
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n Voters will observe that Edward
Mumm, ESD, the present Efficient Deputy
Clerk, is announced as an independent
candidate for the Office Of Clerk of the
District Court of this county.
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EhhoR.-In our notice Of the fight At
kirkville, . mistake Of the types occurred
in the name Of Oapt. Mayne, Of Van Blu
rem County, who Was killed in that battle.
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kEoxug, A1gns, :, 1892
All psrsons who received arms scCoutr. nae nts and
aumsniiioa ~ Ne Sts's Arsenal snd tho do moi be.
ioss 70 an orEanissed Company in The city, hereby
ordsredt to return ihs same 10 me al once
c. W IOwKIE
sH-6diw Aid-ds-C.mn
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&. e.. NOIRsE.

kspnbhcsn G candidate for Attorney General OF the
State, VIII address The people n Tie following times
and places:
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To THE NKRtoUs or Born Esxxs

1H1 AEAR VIZ VI DUIH 0BAB--
cles having bssa - health In
lev days, snsr nsny ysays ~ grsaa 0uOssiDR 10
viiins to ssstst sthsfs BY ssaAiag se1 % receipt
Of postpaid directed envelope. espy of ~ pre-
scriptlon ue<d- Direct 70 the REV. JOHN n pa0-
NALL ise fulton street., Brooklyn, NY.
ftet1-dkwln
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LARGE AUCTION SALE OF FuRNrruRl

AN"O6 HUNTIUN CXK1 u EUnNITUHE.
ALI Tie Lsixhsou House Farnilass eaasstiss Beds
ssddiss, rabies, S4saAs, Dursaas, Cha,rs Crocksry
Gassand Tnware and In short every thiss pertaining
to large hotal Sale to commence on Wednesday
morning. August I4h Al 10 sseioek ct the old post
Once rooms johnson street.
Aug'2dI L. HOWE, Auctionssr.
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New FORK, Aug. Ia.
Stocks-hoderately active and higher
Money plenty per cent and dull
Sterling ExchanEe--l21
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ The members Of Company d, 81

~ The members Of Company ID, q
the Secosd Ward, direcssd 10 msst without Arns
At the rendezvous Johnson street between I'd and
I'd, this Wednesday, evening Al 7o'cock precisely,
for the purpose Of taking the oath Of allegiance ~
quiTcd BY General Order No. 2, issued from hesd-
quarters, Every member Of The company h expected
70 be present,
By order Of the Captain.
sugf3-dIt LRK X. sEATON, o. q. \
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The EisA,esa.h Rcgi.nsn,.

L
This fine body of men passed down th.
river yesterday afternoon ON board th.
Northern Line Packet, Henry Clay, stop
ping to make US friendly call. They
number $50 strong. Officers and mer
were all in excellent spirit, and like GU,
other Iowa soldiers who have gone before
them, they can Be relied on for yooman..
service in the cause Of the Union. The
privates are armed with the Austrian Ri
de, an effective weapon. and are provided
with good uniforms. The oficers are,
Colonel-John Edwards, Charlton.
Lieut.. Colonel Thomas Cook, Osda,
Rapids.
M.jor-H. J. Oonpbsll, Husoati.s.
AdjutaatOhas, BrusnEsh,, Clinton.
osartsrmaster-S. 8. Smith, Oska-
loosa.
chapiAin-Rev. D. N. Smith, Chair
ton.
The companies Of the regiment, with
their commanding officers, srs a follows
Capt. Case. Dubuque County.
Duncan, Clarke
Van Bsnthusen, Lucas County.
Blanchard, Washington
" Evans, Wapello, !"
Estill Anacaf;na n ~
Long, Marion and Polk
!" Lands, Keokuk
Van Meter, Benton
Clover, Mahaska and Muscatine
COUNTIES.
The following companies being left
over and above the regiment, are assigned
to the following places Of rendezvous:
Capt. Cooks Company from Linn Co.,
to Clinton.
Capt. Williams Company, from Gin
ton Co.. to Clinton.
Capt. Dnnlap's Company. from Mitch
ell Co., to Dubuque.
Capt. Grahan's Company, from John
son Co., to Iowa City.
SHALLow.-Ons Of the boys Of the 18th
on bosrd the lighter coming over tho
raPida coneluded 70 have some sport in
theSAAte<. and 90 made dive bringing
~ Against some sharp rocks il the river,
whisA = that piaoe vas very shallow.
Hir hssd uas quite badly cut and bled
profuseiy.
- Bsnjamin Harrison, Esq, grand
sOn Of "Old Tip. and R,pSrtsr q Ipdi-
ans Supreme Court, has bean appointed
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- bsnjanin Harrison, Esq, grand
aOn Of "Old TIP" and R,p6rtsr q Ipdi-
ana Supreme Court, has bean appointed
Colonel Of the 10th indians ss J; 4 /. I
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THOUGHT THEY wERE AFTER HIM
The other day one of our citizens called
at the house Of an Irishman On business
but was informed by his wife that pstric K
was not at home. He again stated that
he was very anxious to sec him, but
Bridget pledged her troth that he was
gone, and she didn't know where. At
length, in doubt as to the necessity OF
their strategy, Bridget inquired what was
wanted Of him, and was embarrassingly
= we'll as agrceably informed that the OBJ
ject of the call was to pay him debt
Och an faith, prehaps be is back agin
BY this time was the ready turn; and
sure enough. Patrick was promptly
brought to light, when it was ascertained
that Sit wasn't the man that would be
afthcr draftin' him.
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Washington, Aug.

Il Warrington, Aug. 1a.
: ~ Aisp6t1h4 frpA 0sAsraf Pop sstises
that the rsbel2 Asys retrpa,ed, md hin
cavalry and artillery are il, pursuit, III
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- The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ~
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
ie24%dtf.
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EscAPE.--Edward Knapp, who was
committed last Friday for attempted rape,
broke jail night before last, and though
saluted with several shots from the guard ,
effected his escape.
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CEn BOXES TOBACCO BEST
AOO BkANDs-for sale BY
SAMUEL POLLOCK,
naJSd il6 Main u.
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~ The Banner and Scatter Good
Mission Sunday School basket picnic ex-
cursion 70 nontrose, which was post
ponsd last week, viii take place to-nor.
row. 4 special train viii leave the depot
promptly 1t eight o'clock .. m. Friends
Of the Sabbath School cause and all de
sirous Of encouraging and aiding this
Christian benevolent institution are in
vited to participate. Tickets twenty five
cents; children ten cents Pleasure
seekers will be afforded trip to Nauvoo
and the Mormon Temple.
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JUVENILES. JUVENILES!!
Little oAss' Library.
Uncle fraAks Library;
Avthsrs New lsvspils Lhs>ry
Ungava Series; st
JyxS0 Ger. lth ana Msin-st
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ETCompany D, ed Ward, will OBJ.
serve the call for this evening among
Special Notices.
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THE GATE CITY
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is. !

SEE THE "K."-We will hereafter
mark an 4 on papers to indicate that the
time OF subscription i nearly or quito ex-
pred and when subscribers wish to con-
time they will remit Immediately.
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II UBT HECElVEl. ytsss,...
lefssals tow,b1 AA0EL P0i.LOK.
E Dsyed AaA 10 txsNsz aassss saDo A61A II;
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II EOKUK, FT. DES MONIES AND
IN AINH 3soTA
RAIL ROAD.
OPEN TO EDDYvlLLE-o2 NILES

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FIR EIaHTA

N - 4 ~ II II y
~ tAisreuts, Hsslehts ~ oil Ae6esiptsese - -
ieswasaed froa failssslpAia. Asv, Yssk lsssos s
1aati.sFs, 70 or fFon sass point a. lhs kaiirsa1
81 0hse, kss1acky, lsdiass, iliinois, WissSs -.
tova or nsssour. BY kAiLKoAD UTkEcT.
1hoBoho6yivanea 4uttsned also eounoefs = P1ts..
bp1 vish egaansms n 4hkh GsoAs - hessrwss1.
g = ~ point 81 ~ Qllp. NJ ise1n, Ksasaefy
1eeeesss llttaASs, WJs3sseiS ~ Issk
sl3s;. !. p ,.sas. .sd ked klvsns
ssstO ait pests On the Nufsk- w extern Eakee. n 81
nereAaLte anAIG btppsrs eAssussins ~ tsanmorta-
tioa of shsss PfsikAtto this Company ean rely vffn
eoaAdeses % ~ spesds tssnsit. $g &a-1
The kases ~ freaghe
Tosna tfem ssny point In tbs West 81 tAs Psnnsyl-
yAnis Gcntysi Mallsood, ese as ~ iinSp6 Il n.
voA4aH sA Az .es AZ ~ AZ cHARsED ~ oTaEKRAiI
" q 'esss.:i.s y .srs psst,sss, ..vrA P.uu.
Sss traeas oss5T.ss.o ~ Tsippias p,.%e.iss,. =
ply - Or adArsss either OF fslo nx
b. r. SANS, 81. Louis, Msssesrt.
y. D.A.nTEWAkT, ,Freight Asost, Hstss ueeh.
CLAkkEA co Trsnsssr Agents,
y. y, bkOM \ = CO., Cinclsnati,o
&c zGlpku. .snn. ...;: 60, Asaiaon, isal
~. W. AtkAAN d Co., Evansville. Lad.
CLARKE 4 CO., ChtcaeS iil.
W. q 4. l.. "A MGL1Y, ,Csadlipelis, o.
C.R. EkAL, Psrkss.tsHs Va.
HALL = CO.. Asffesss, o.
>. PIkRCk 4 CO., zansaviile, o.
: n'goWE M 80 a'cOLn YostsnossA, %.
!.P. Jon keOG, kipssy, %.
JOHN TODD. Covihgtoa, Ky.
8. h. HEATON, Cleveland o.
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- II. KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, NAY 19 1869
1hs Aass Rsssy.nsgns Bs1rs.

- A<nsS RN1sys1swA4 8OU1os
No, neser wsre the people q NsH Or
leans thrown 80 repeatedly from N az
cess Of JOY 70 an excess If desposadency,
and pass agais % snsxpecasdiy from the
greatest despair 10 the xildest hope. We
are all acting history, presently, 4. most
ovcntful chapter in the history of Louis.
iann, and those events arc 10 extraordina-
~ that We almost fsncy We are residing \
novel.
u We related in our last two numbers,
how, a the very tiue W were rejoicing
at the gallant defense of s1r fortS below
BY General Duncan and his brave uaa,
we received, q Thursday morning, :
most terribls shook when csmA ths news
that : pumher Of Federal gnsboats had
passed those very forts. From thst mo-
nsnt the Crescent City was considered %
lost for the Confederate Gosernmsnt, aad
the United States vssssIs vere oxpecssd
here BY Friday morpiag. But on Thus-
day evening infosnation reached this
place, from what source We know not, o
the c6est that tl1ere wers bat thrse ruu-
boafs, ! very ynssA danaeed onsris shs
Dumbsr, .sbsvs the osAsantias. Il vousa
not reqnirs noss thaa GO tbossasd brave
yopng msa y take theas gunboafs. and
no doubt they woald b rs1ruitsd 10 lsss
thaa f1enty-fosr hours. Thm 30 ~
Of hope, faia. - It vas, did sot lsst long;
for on Friday morning : nsntsf of I'm
tied Siates vessels were s6en steeniDg mp
the river resdy to sweep awsy srsxJ
obstacle which might b throws ont q
stop their progress. Everything vaa
considered - lost sgain, and the burning
Of our supply Of c0GA0a and Of the Con
federate vessels went on - daring tn
Preyioss night New Orleans Dsiiy Be
April a.
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Cs..ss rs 70.
\ There i noihing mare preposterous and
shoaest than The appropriation By the
avery phssy u the North Of the name n
anot 1oy. Itis ''stsaling the livery oi
eavcn to serve the devil in" The slave
istocracy, which is the head and right
n Of the party. always commanding and
n.rolling i.s principles and cenduc4
th the most .bsoluts sway, is founded ii
spotism and breathes hatred and soa-
|npt for the common people. the rsal
emocraey Of tass country
1n lass speech II NsshviIIe, Gov. An.
~ johnson said:
"He knew the leaders Of this rehallios
li. both personally j and politically, and
declared Is HAs tho firm dsterninatiop
the rebsI Leaders 70 overthrow popular
evernmsut, i they should sscsssd, ssd
ablish = despotissn instead Of our psss-
\ llbsral institntions. Mr.. Clayton, the
sissans Secretary Of Hon. Howell Cobb,
clared 70 him On oos occasion. that ~
SoIle Of tho Houth. = wall = naay 1t
North, ware fully dstermiaed 70 sab-
i 70 the election Of no President whs
d sprung from the common people as
BE- Lincoln had =
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RIVALS AND DEPARTURE
or
RAILROAD TRAINS.

|vonhsrn Traia Isases daily .sas1s,s sxcspsed) q
-. ~. anS arrives - - ~. 40 800
~ ss.srn Train isavss dsiay tkat61ys ssdertsaj u
Ee =. N. asa ass p. = asA arrives aa ia:as - o.
1p. n. ss eassf
Ai Hamilton Dspp4. Trains - the waAash vaiiey
thread arrive ASsly, except sssdsys, si4s'elsek D
,asd depsrt daily sssAsys sxrspass, ais1e 1. i.
I ss~s eonss>s SitAlhiseity 5i&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
Pera0unl lnfelligance,

Parson Brownlow and party arrived at the Aston
House yesterday from Bostqp They intend remaining
IN this city until the end oft4he week
Mrs. Cunningham Burdsl, with her daughters are re-
siding 81 Dallas, Oregon
Brigader General Gordon Of the United States Army
Captain r. G. Young, from Cornth w. whiting, Of
Boston, and H. T. Psilsw and wife, OF England stop
ping at the hrsvoort House.
DR.. L. W. Ogden, OF San Francisco; Captain L. ".
Crawford OF the United States Armyg; DIR. NJ Ryder,
OF Rhode island; w. W. Hill. Of Bergen Point, NJ J;
George Seely, Of Pennsylvania, and o. Wasrman or
Boston, are stopping at the Laiargs House.
Hon. John Cradebaugh Of Nevada Territory; J. n.
Jones, or Pittsburg w. H. Wright OF Cincinnati; J..
aud T. c. Gale. u Peoria, ILL., Lieutenant g. J. Wood
and LIS Newberry, Of the United States Army and W.
N. Sinclair and NJ Kmball, Of Milwaukee, are stop.
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen. 7. Cadwallader, OF Philadelphia; Brigader Gene
raj Carey and wife, OF Ohio Capt. Bartlett, Of the
Twentieth regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers; Col 9.
W. Cummins, OF Delaware; c. D. simpson, Of Now York;
w. King, Of Lcavenw0rth; A. ID. Lansing, Of Albany
s. Prentice OF the United States Army, and r. s. Shell
ton, OF Boston, arc stopping at the Astor House.
Lieutenant; Colonel ". q. Ely, from Port Royal Judge
W. L. Hefsnshens and g. - Bradford, Of Pennsy vsna;
r. Hutchngs OF Louisville, KY; +. W. Brooks, Of Michi-
gan Mr. Azaran and f. o. Tufts Of Boston, G. Spooner.
OF hartford r. g. Bennett, OF Now York State; Pres
ton of Salem w. r. Barr Of Buffalo; Jules Poirier, OF
Paris: Mr. Barras. OF Washington; H. 7. Shedding. OF
Virginia: Hon. J. NJ Shipman Of Hartford H. T. Buell. Of
Albany j. +. wuston Of Troy, and J. G. Burnham, Of
Havana, are stopping at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Shields stan, was badly injured in the head He re-
ceived praise from all who saw him lighting Colonel
Buckley Of the Twenty ninth OHIO, badly wounded
His men charged three times to get his body but II was
carried of by the enemy.
General Ashby, Of cavalry notorsty, was positively
killed during the fight the bridge Middle river
Captain Keogh charged with body Of cavalry, and
held the bridge time during terrible storm Of
grape
This Of the most hotly contested engagements
Of the whole war; indicated by the loss compared with
the numbers engaged. The men fought like demons
THE LATEST.
Two regmens<rom the first brigade arrived IN time
covering the retreat The Pioneer corps also
helped.
Colonel Buckley has arrived wounded.
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Rebel Vessels at Nassau, N. r.
OUR NASSAU CORRESPONDENTS.

NASSAU, N. p, May 81, 1892
Five British steamers are now lying at Cockrans's
anchorage ten miles east Of Nassau all laden with con-
traband cargocs, and awaiting events The Nashville
and Minho also here
The crew OF the Nashville report that an armed Con-
fedsrae steamer is hourly expected of this port The
rebel steamers (under The British nag) Kate, Ccoilo
stettn Nellie and Nassau all left the 2lst clearing
for s. John, N. D. Two or throc Of these have been
captured-Ep IfERALpI They were all painted light
lead color almost the hue Of the Gulf Stream waters
even to their smoke pipes
An erroneous has appeared In the New York
papess that 'tbe Karnak had been abandoned To the
wreckersn She is still IN charge 81 Captain In Messu.
rier aud his officers who are waiting orders from the
company IN relation 70 their proceedings.
The British queen has arrived aud left FOR Baya