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The New York herald., 1862-10-06
brooklyn Twen,y-.hira Regiment.

This new organization belonging TO ,bc state Nationa
Guard, which has bcen duty for the past two weeks
u East New York struck their tents saturday aud ar
rived in Brooklyn about O'Clock IN the evening
Tho regiment numbers about five hindred members
composed principally OF tho young o. Brooklyn, and
~ they marched through tho STREETS they elected tho
applause vi nj who witnessed their movements and their
hc sodioiy appearance produced Universal auinatop
Tho thanks - tho state authorities would naptly be
slowed aPon ibis corps for the Willingness aud promptude
the menbe have evincea IN tho performance OF thor
duty. The material or which the regiment Is composed
warrant thc belief that at distant day IL will rank
among the first military orgenzaioEh OF the state
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
The Whereabouts or General Gussa vus
W.. smith,

From the IichuIcrd Dispatch, aopt %
We mndersnod that the object OF seizDg ali soldiers
found IN te stce.sa process which has been going on
hf Several days o effoTc. 1ation late made
requrin. all who have authority 10 stay in Echond
prcclrc pass from the o'lce of Major General tLvus
W smith, which y locate In Eclyn's block, Twelfth
street. For the iDfri nation OF military 10 be affect
ca thereby, We s, slate t,at the connaLd Of General
-inith extends out, ~ The nc o. Gecral Ice. opafA
ti0ns ,.d embraces North Carolina. Al commanding
gitnit these nts report TO and receive their osdc,s
from NJ heaaO aftnrs
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
nnerafio,,s on t,.r 1.e.an Gnna,.

Passengers dife.L from laysca contiaalct The epogt 10
clrc sta day two since thai Tie icdeTals had ,lon
tho ,aris 81 ladlas1ia ppt isyaeg On Tho Gmilrafy.
a. h not IL present fn ckiur 20 DO seen ~ that vii
mtg, Goar after ice, pfOba.af.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

'so rsc he Of srtsess years being temporarily
cthcrY(se within tho linis Of sra county 10 ape
pear ppwptiy at this Office in Columba and resis'lr
Their Imes and occupation an. ,arpsh lcn infcrma o
as n<y bs required OF them.
GEO. W. MCNEIL. Provost Barsbal
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Tne y,c,ssjsiesof.hv is.b., Army.

N4BsGsG. Op. >. t't1cs.A ,\tNrY, jay ~, 1872.
in Doas,aNcG Nlh he 6clc.ai " Ger Nc IL, is.nu Z
w Oeneai y .. bcrbe,t.I hereby Vnlion cpoy sg.it
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

DIST NJ 'f,itcdas Dn2erotA
l--'.'rar'i g. Webb, dem SaD1el +. Ra,sisil.
o--iatr;es VNeili. Charlie j. Bd,!le.
3---i.siEgt Myers, Jr. JOIN k;iia.
a-WE. 4. Eel.cy,s James u. Nicholson.
a-.i ssci mayer Charles ". Gdrigan
6-jud.sc hrau,r,, dem. Joi -. 9Lias.s
'--Joh ~. Hr0omall George 4. Mct'a)j.
S--ju. y. Warner dem. Sydcnl.sn j. Ancona.e
9-!hlsdetS -tnvens.* George Ii. ,lclHnIan.
l0-Iani "A. fampbell.s Myer r:ironse.
Il--Ao r.inigaton Phi in johnson.a
l2tioj ish \. Grows Charles BENSON.
Il ---. isrson. II. ". Tracy.
ll-)oiip :. at.erson. N,n. II. allers
II VA ,.r,l,a,i,, (Juseph nniy.s
A. J. 6lossbrenner.
j6--taw2rG icherson.s A IL. ofi oh.
rs. Sice iia,r.* Archibald McA.I,eter,
iS-Wul. H. Armstrong. No nomination.
IJ-teni VI. scobeld. Milton 9. tartrigLf.
2o's Mye"a. Gaylord Oh .rch.
2I-N ~. stewart. John J.. DAWSON.
.2lames H. Moorhead.& Gee &c l.. Hamilton.
.3-Ihonas " liams. Jacob 2cigler.
M-juhn W. Wallacc* Jesse S,zear.t
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

We could succeed In the prosecution OF the war
rcfased TO listen 10 God, and yet s had been
mentioned in auy Of the procIamalions. Dr. Cheever
then proceeded 10 sreak Of the motives which
the President in issuing the proclamation of cmanca,on
and said ia treatment of the Colorcd set
example which r followed by the nations OF the earth
would leave nod senblance OF justice upoa the earth.
God would endure such guilt and such intense selfish
Two .higs wore still prominent IA the govern
ueut AMI IA the nationthe ignoring Of the rights II tho
coorcd aud tho practical denial o. the government
81 God replacing our views OF sxpedsacy, instead
u is ctsrnal viii Tb. proclamation oy the 80.
mont told ne ia words thai could be raiusr,
,at tey aid not intend 10 d. Justice u could possiby
be vdei. ard ihat II they could possibly gs olt of
this ,cb ion without freeing s'ngle slave they would
do II. ], was d'ne simply ss maicr of military expo
dicncy. our newspapers ana men were shoains halle
uahs. not TO God Tor porornlng nn act o ustcc and
humanity from mdiivc. vi cypca'siay. Tie lct ems
never bchd more fcplorabe manifestation nf national
vanity aud ia.sehood: Tor Ia The niGnhr o' this
declared (te einarci alton % tho e.avel there wss
Nothing but ile mot unrsserved national scldshness
Wa tiu st,ce, Bohcn.sr humanity ~ that9 Sush
pfncaice Taught by Chris patton coud not bui he
dclu able 80 tse list dc-ec lie llue speaker bad
scarcely doubt ih; the prciaert o Ike aay,ng when
rseiy H. .nrgntula ionE FOR what h. had annc tycu
aivs u credit ior ~ generosity ana Ils,ice
neycr pIenicd, and therefore calut honesty receive
te ctU1tcrr We we're driven % ~ and Jiu oll you
tong ago taat Ue would ~ ADOPT osctu as lost no
ccssity'" fhe spskes hon all,lcl ~ scathny terms
Il, tie rr,sIaont's nian ior conkns tho ncsroe. aud
nuigi.ed Frci Duuesss, who replied 90 sccrctarg
81 twhr undatJyk 10 persuade him that The conrri
rac' Ind better be cJioDlcj). lt "hcr.cr the blacks
went ;hc Whites INN -Ii1tsly 10 ioln. a,d
re thorn aud he noD'aHa) had 10 Intention u. running
INTO the sate. u et ou cr t,a rain. ID Chez er smoke
.; tho dtnoniIc hat,ad wbirb IL -yiucrd % lin
negro daTnT stay ~ ,in c0gvt. spd rd tat II we
d,d not trust naed, and s ihng woro continued The M
fsin "A great l,vrie 4oYJ u. the .oarin, o tho
yutirc 70 po',cc rion u's LIMB. God bringing the
riipm down upon ~ kncra until we did llis tce
h, the negro, aud 70 "as the Iros urous manifestation
M Divine Providence ii1L tie wrath Of man wui. be
br6u,, 70 praise tim III CONCLUSION he ,niinatci his
lritr ~ or future ocraeloD of calmly aud carefully
trsst,tk hS loot rcma kabc step IN orr government
ana III rba psserjals bs brncs@ai'or was aompos cd.
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THR CITY.


RoLlcallunl.-Wnllam Alexnndel, bstio
tnovu asa g Elephant BIZ, +" On Friday thrsv
hlmsslf oh hlf muuSlo, sna pretty severely
slsthsrsa one David Lilabia, i5T Rhish b
pas aErsiEnOd before ihe Police Court sasur,
Gay morning and Sentenced 10 ten dsyu' i'm.
FlsoRmsut and go hhs.
Wnllsn Hann Wts alTaiTnol for pollshlHr
e Jim 9oNaay, snd held for trial thil
moEnilf h Ne tim Of Ssoe.
Henry Dlzon Was ansd q. % and costs ier
GstuFbAnco.
NorTis n. Odrlst Was sEfSisnsd upon che
shaFgO Of stealing silver watch Of the value
e 90 and 3 gold watch chain valued ct go,
sd dischalgsda ErF EE Ea
Jo4SFtoa Fr6aStsd, boy, Ws5 convicted
e potit lssooay and sout 10 the Reform
= b. Williams, ths hotel thief, plead
guilty 70 thrss charges petit larceny, and
Waa Ssntsnoed on the hrst 70 $50 hns and 80
eAys inpfisonmsnt, and on the second and
third 70 S95 and casts each. The charge
agAinIt him Of bufrlasy wsi not sustained.
The case sssInsi The Cleveland and Ma
hOning Railroad Company, for obStrusting
Vest River street, WHs continued to the
gslh,
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WAsHINaroN, MaY %.

Dispatches from fredericksburg assert that
ali troops between Mcdowell and Richmond
have marched away with four days ratiOns.
This is the uniform statement of desertera
and fugitive blacks. The latter are very use
ful in furnishing information touching the
rebels, the nature Of the country, etc.
Fredericksburg behaves better. There
are fewer insults to our loyal soldiers,
and fewer cheers for the traitor JEFF. Davis,
in consequence Of the judiciously severe Ad-
ministraHon of General Patrick.
The Pennsylvania Avenue railroad bill
turns out IS anticipated by Senator Grimes
and few other determined opponents. Yes.
terdsy when the books closed, twelve mil
lions we're subscribed and thres millions
paid under the bill requiring one
quarter in cash or certified checks
into-the hands Of the Treasurer, who had
given no bond-6ve hundred thousond by
the WashiRgtonians; two millions and a-hsl
by New York, and seven millions by Pitrs-
burgh and Philadelphia sPeculstorS-in al
lionce with Riggs q d another banking
house here, shares being distributed pro rata
Pennsylvania has "LiOn's share,
and controls the whole railroad. Two
of original corpOrstors seeing how thing
were going resigned.
Among the spells captured by the enemy
az Front Royal were Eve new Locomotives
and seven telegraph operators.
According to letters received BY the las
steamer BY various diplomats state tina
the late rumors of Intervention, although
principally originated BY secsssiOnist
and friends in London and Paris are backet
By the belief Of many even net unfriendly
of our ansI incapacity to Overpower tn
rebels European statesmen and high mill
tary authorities are utterly puzzled BY th
slow and cautious movements of cur grea
srmies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26
RRnHT RAI.rImnPR

BALTTIoRE, MqV q.
n q nus " e- --1ieis ~
The sseessinuisfa IN B'1fimore have been pxuIf-
ing over the reported defeat and death ~ Col
hthIoY- ne announcement thqf Kanlev waa
Treat sEeitemeut IN the nItY. and tza men hava
Heeu knocked down IN front n fha telegram
othce. One wss heard 70 sav You have " vnur
Ions citiZrus have n keen ont ~ aighf The IN
tense feeling &c explained bv the fart fhsf me
reetments whi'h suffered m-sf belonged n Balti
more. Many arrests have been made By the DO.
!: 30 p. M.-The mob attempted 70 hang A man
IN = Monument Square, but they were prevented
40 P. NJ The crowd ircrsssed fhis after.
noon. several people were chased and Knocked
down, hut after several arrests nv the noiioe tbe
crowd thinned. All Is now quiet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26
| IMPORTANT FROM GEN,
BANKS !
The Rebels attack him at
Winchester
He FALLS BACK TO MARTINS
BURGI
THE REBEL ARMY MOVING
NORTnWARD!
SKIRMISH NEAR RICHMOND I
go rebels xii 4 + Wounded.
ANOTHER SKlRMlSH and REBEL
RETREAT |
Excitement in Baltimore +!
SEOESsIONISTS RAMPANT !
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
ANOTHER SKIRMlSH AND REBEL
RETREAT |
Excitement in Baltimore
SEOESSIONISTS RAMPANT !
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Dispatches recelva5 " AsHTvaTov. HGav q.
state hat Bank We ~. " the Wsr Densrtnsnf
morning morn and has fallen 5so = ,1 y nsnsStsr ii'
ed in large force Inc enemy i3 report
II Is als0 reported g.,
Richmond, and had va Iiat me rehai FORE have left
fensiVe. moved North TO take the %
AADoUARTFRs. WARTTvsBrRo.
To Non sse--. May q, 240P n
force s-.el ,els affacFed us af dsyaraak IN g-saf
Sn5 Tsssitma,ed A. IS no, consisfing of FFsIls
wings staoS stsrs9n's divisions Our right snd IsF'
brrke U,,.tu Weil for awhile, whom two regiments
vying IN nss under fire Of the enemy. The F.Vhf
re- l' lrlI beck and were orSersd 20 u-ithdrav.
siosy p1.led Ihrough town IN considerable rnuftr
60 Dns reformed and continued 70 march IN
55s,o 5S-o order to Martinsburg, twenty-five miles
O9r entira tnTce was lees than 0O0 consisting n
Sordon's and Donnallv's Brigades. WIN tu-o rsgi-
len.e of cavalry, under Gen Hatrh and f-o batter.
- u. o. arfilerv- OHr lnss vas cnnsiderahls a. was
(signed,) BANKS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26


Tkh LEOTU1z sATUED1T NraET.-The tenn
psriacs lecture Of John r. WilliEms, before
Ben franklin Division, Sens Of Temperance,
lat tho FIRST Baptist Church, Saturday eve
ming, was listened to BY gOOdly audience
Vi,o for an hour and half gave the closest
at,sS fio1 10 fhe earnest words Of this ven
srsbls APOSTLE Of WaShinSsOnianilm. M
Williams possesses rare powers Of natural
sloqusnes, and although anything but
els5sio rhSiSrieian, upon this Oecalion
asansd 70 hold his audience under perfect
control, at times exciting their miTthfulneS'
tothe highest degree, and again Subduing to
tears By s pathOs within the scope Of fs"
oratorl V which 1t Elss been our lot to listen
Hs Is ''tsrribly in earnest" and imbues his
auditors with his own enthusiasm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON OlS.
PATCHES.
Debate on COnfiScatIOn Bill! /!
4 NEW FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL /
Black Regiments in the Rebel
Service h!
lspsOlAl Dispatch to the Cleveland Lesdsr.l
WAsHIHerOE, Nay "a.

WAsHIEerOE, Nay "a.
OoEBBoATloE.
Mr.. Arnold, In the House, last night urged
the passage Of an efficient OonASeAtion bill
The rebels are treacherous, cruel and bar.
barOus, and are treated with altogether too
much lenieney, and regard our forbearancs
As coWardice. The time to forgive them Is
when they lay down their arms and ask
mercy. The question OF slavery must be
met No man had spoken more wisely on
this subject than the President, who was In
favor Of the country being entirely free
We Rght for liberty and the Constitution
the rebels for slavery and the subVersion 4
constitutional liberty. The President in
words Of earnest app,Al to the Border States,
seeks to control the whrlWind and direct the
storm which the rebels have provoked. His
proposition for emancipation win make free
dom not only national but universal, Sla.
very having brought death upon its own
head. Sir, this rebellion must die. he ap-
Pealsd to the friends Of freedom to have faith
in the President, ahO will seize the opportu-
nifty which Providence has given him. Let
Border State men join hands with the PrsBi-
dent and make this one great homogeneous
free people. Nr. Arnold also urged as q
means Of putting down the rebellion and
dsfayiDg the expenses of the war the pas
sage Of the OOnHscatiOn bill, arguing in favor
Of the right 10 psSs it under the law Of na.
tons.
Mr.. Kellogg made a strong speech this
morning in favor Of confscating the rebels
movable and immovable, arguing /
that they partOOk of the double character Of
public enemies and traitors, and ought to be
pursued as enemies during the war and pun
IIhed as traitors after peace was declared
he referred to the suffering recently seen
among bis constituency and cited numerous
authorities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26

Tn PloPELLEB BADaHR sFAEH.-Ths new
propeller Badger State, built 81 BuEalo for
ths Poopis's line Of PrOpsllers between Buf-
hlo, Cleveland, Chicago aud MilWaukes, BY
Mas5d s BidWoll, builders, Of Buffalo,
errivsd st this port upon her frBt trip Fri
Gay evening last. She is in slnoat every
parRoulsr similar b ths Empire State, Of
fhsSsme line, q lengthy description Of which
appeared in our columns some days since -
No fnor o. more sabstantial specimens Of
naval arohiseoturo have sver appeared upon
eur lakes than are these proPsllers, and they
tro fniBhed and furnished IN q style equal
9 the best first -clsss steamers. Thsdimen-
siona Of the Badger State sFss Length, 80
tsst; beam. 81 feet; hold, Is fe6tj tonnage,
sol tonS, Custom House measurement. Her
sngines-loW prsssUre-haye ~ inoh eylin-
asrI, with 20 inoh stroke. She .is ofioered
g f5HoWHs Captsin-J. BeotWilhi LIST NGto
~. q. Austin, a Naie-JeremiAh Fitzj
1st EnFinssr--ssmusl Van EveryI ID En-
Finesr-orlando Thsysrs shelstt FOR Nil
Waukes Saturday evening. Hughes 4 Les-
tsr snd 3. G. Mcdowell are her Agents Gt
Cleveland.
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FROM FORTRRss MONROE.
FopTpvaa NTovpoR 1Tav q


Correspondents Baltimore American:
II is estimated that there are now in Norfolk and
Portsmouth, not lees than thousand dsssrters from
Who have come 70 and are still arriving IN squads Of
tens and tWsnsl did not succeed In escaping uatil
after they reached Petersburg. They are in most
1sploFable condition. A party who came in to-day
says that there must be nearly ons thousand more
scattered through the woods behind them, all willing
20 take the oath oil allegiance and appear most hap
py to have escaped from the rebel army,
The Minnesota viii proceed TO Norfolk to morrow
morning, and the whole heet will have abandoned
Old Point and taken up position at the old naval
station. Tue walls Of the navy yard buidugs are in
solid condition and can soon be put IN order sgan.
The machinery taken out Of the buildings before
they were fred and packed Up With tbs intention Of
being removed. but the rapid action Of Gen. Wool
prevented the removal.
Numerous wrecks sunk IN the harbor and river by
hs rebels all TO BE- removed forthwith, intending
the wrecked MerTi nae. large number Of fuses and
shells Wsre obtained from the latter yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26

Tn THHAEE1.-The sterling domestic
drama Of "The Chimney Corner" was wit
messed By very large audience on its sec
ond prsssutsfiOn Saturday evening, and
many fearful eyes, even among the steamer
sax, gave evidence Of the inAusrss Of ''Pe-
ter PrObity," as played By Mr.. eOuldOekI
over the interested spectator. Nothing could
be more natural than Mr.. OouldOck'i depio'
tion Of that agoniEiug grief felt By father
deeply sensitive Of the honesty Of son who
isohargsd with tsrrible crime. His rapture
too, when The charge is shoWn TO have beer
false, Is not les powerfully and skillfully
portrayed and never fails to elicit the hearth
est applause. The play VIII be presented
again this evening, probably for the las
time. An should witness it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26


RRoS, DvHnGE's srEG1Ea HoHooL AID Coz
0uE1s.-W1s are glad 20 lslEn that Prof. Dun
bar wiz eoutinue his Singing School ct
Brsinard's Hall smother term Of two weeks.
The Professor has nat very interesting
slasl Of nearly tVo hdndred for the past two
week, Shd wiz form . new class this aftoF-
hOoa q tho Han e. quarter past 5 o'clock,
which win mest ct the same hour every day
and tWics on Saturday, until the close Of the
turm. Tuition, including two or three sheets
% music, s. cents. At the close Of the term
'Fossfe 10 Be favored with ons or more grand
concerts Of vocal and inBtrumsntal music,
~ forty or aflY Of our amateur singers and
aOuror i've hundred children. TIE f'st
conssrt comes % one week from next Sat-
nrdaE sFsaing,and promises to bea brilliant
sRsir, The Hsil viii probably Be flled to
its ulmost sapasity, judging from the num-
bsrof fcEots eIrsady sold and reserved seats
ialrssdy taken. The price Of sdmisaion will
Be IS cents with an extra charge Of IS cents
for reserved seats. The parents and friends
! of fES children can secure reserved seata By
calling at The Hall any day this week IN
houF before singing school without any Rd-
ditiond charge. It will be desirable 70 Se-
euss GOOD seats, in order 70 have 9 fns view
ofssV53al hundred children in red, white
blas. ssr@
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CONGRKssInNAI.
wAsaEoTOz, Nay q.

SENATE.
mr.. Wtlsou, o. Massachusetts,. intr0duced a
ntll TO legalize and CONFIRM the act Of the Presi-
dent accepting volunteers under the set of the
22d of July, 1891, ami to aothOrze fhe acceptance
Of 200 900 additional troops under that act. Re
He also introduced bill to amend the fugitive
slave Law.
length.
The tax on carriages, yachts, watches, organs.
pianos, billiard tabes, gold and silver plate and
on dogs, was struck out. The tax on railroads
steamboats, and ferTyboafs vas amended so as 70
make the tax on steam railroads and steamboats,
per cent on the gross receipts on passengers /:
On morse railroads and ferrybOats IL per cent of
the gross receipts for passengers, and on toll
bridges per cent. of the gross earnings The
tax on insurance companies was amended so as
to tax hre and marine Insurance companies per
ment.
Having reached the 1Osth seotlon, the Senate
adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois, argued the right of
eonhscation az an Incident Of the war under the
constitution, in civil war and rebellion a. we'll az
to foreign enemies. BE was IN favor Of Judi
cious conhscation bill, espPcislly for punishment
Of the leaders Of the rebellion he maintained
that We ought to strip the enemy OF his strength
and thus augment our own. nation that will
not resort to the most efficient means 10 preserve
and insure obedience to its authority, is grossly
direleot IN duty. The penalty for treason ought
to be enforced.
Mr. Harding said that the wicked course of the
Southern rebels was calculated to arouse passion
and prejudice on the part of Northern men, and
the danger was that the latter WOuli act from
these influences, and not with view to the pros
per1ty and perpetuity of the country Emanei.
patton and cOnhscatiOn would be fatal 10 the
restoration Of the Government, and yet there are
men here rash enough TO try the experiment.
This view Of the pending bill ne elaborately
discussed
Mr.. Train opposed conhscatlon and emancipa-
ton, the former as too sweeping, but would
receive slaves into the army, using them any
where TO suppress rebellion.
Mr. Thomas opposed eOndscation.
Mr. Edwards favored 70.
9 Mr.. Richardson opposed conhscatIon, quoting
Douglas as against Il.
Mr.. Whaley favored II.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26
VIRGINIARRWs.

MAgH1E- Ton, aay "a.
Di7pafches received at the War D-parlment e.
10 O'Clock tonight ron Banks at winchester
Be moved from SrasbuBg 10 Winchester 70
secure his Stores and trains His advanced guard
arrived there az O'Clock AL safe.
A sti onF attack was made on the trains AZ Md
dIeton b the rebels but were repulssd. We
lost Few wagons which tsEmsteTs abandoned
Banks will return Immediately 10 StrssbuTg.
Col. Kenley, commanding our force at Front
Royal was wounded aud taken prisoner.
No particulars Of ths engagement have been
received.
ihe enemy occupy Front Royal
Gen Geary occupies a strong position on the
Manassas Railroad st White Plans, and has been
reinforced.
a dispatch from Mcclellan to the War Depart
mppt rtates thai they had three skirmshes 70 day
They drove the enemy trom Meehanic Vtllei
mi es from New Bridge
The 4tb Michigan about finished the Louisians
Tigers. Fifty prisoners were Iakens and uiiy
killed Our loss Is ten killed and wounded.
Two souaarons Of ihe Ssh LuinOia Cavalry M
der Major c .endsunin were sent up the river
ard destroyed a bridge ef Richmond and Fred
erickshurg Railroad.
Mechaniesville is now occupied BY our troops
which ls only i've miles from Richmond
SUSDAz Nay 95th.
General Negleyis brigade. Is s1camped miles
beyond Bottoms Bridge. 10 obtain this they
we're obi ged to engage the rebel General Stew
arts Brigade Our loss Two killed aud six
wounded. The rebel loss 3 SupPsed 70 be about
Contrabands from Richmond say the iuhabii
ants are leaving for Danvilie. All capable o.
gearing arms are compelled TO remain
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-26

Tn EoREH missouri RAN RoAD.-This
TOG1 is now afording great advantages 70
trsza,sru to 81. Joseph and the far West
Ths Szpress train for s.. Joseph and all
points II Kansas, leEvss St. Louis st $50 A.
- ana strives IN 81. JOsephat 10 P. n. on
the sane day, being only sixteen and hall
hOurs from .st. Leafs to 81. Joseph. Tbs
rad is IN fne running order and bsing the
Oulv sll-rail route to 81 Joseph, Atchison
and Weston, within seven miles of Lssven-
worth, passengers win save eightosn hours
time every other route vie st. Louis. VI
recommend The North Missouri IS every way
worthy Of PssrOusge.