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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
Report Of GenernI Ranks,


WARRINGTON, May 26.-The following wal
received az the War Department at II O'Clock
this afternoon:
.4 WILLIAXsPoRT, q o'clock P. NJ,
To tbs PTtsident:
have the honor to report the safe arrival Of
my command at this place last evening at III
o'clock, and the passage Of the oh corps aorose
the river to-day, with comparatively little loss
of men In killed, wounded and miesing In the
different combats In which my command has
participated since the march from Strasburg,
or the morning Of the 24.h am unable now
co report, but have great satisfaction in being
able 70 ssy, although serious, our loss ia much
lees than might have been anticipated, consd.
eriDg the very great disparity OF forces engag.
ed, and the long matured plane of the enemy,
which aimed az nothing less than the entire
capture of our forces. A detailed statement
will be forwarded as aoon as possible,
My command encountered the enemy In q
constant succession Of attacks and In we'll con-
tested engagements, at SIrasburg, Mddletown,
Newton, at point between these places, and at
Winchester. The force Of the enemy was esd-
mated at from fifteen to twenty thousand men,
with very stroog artillery and cavalry support
My own force consisted of two brigades, less
than four thousand strong ali told, fifteen hun
dred cavalry, sen Parrott guns, and six smooth
bores
The preservation Of the entire supply train 10
source of qualification. It numbered about
Ave hundred wagons, on q forced march OF
fly.tbree miles, thifty.fve Of which were per.
formed 10 one day, subject TO constant attack In
front, rear and flank, according to It's position,
by the enemy in full force.
(Sgned> N. !. BANKS,
Msjor.General Commanding.
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CHAMBERssuRa, Pa May %
From Warrington.

WAsHINaToN, May 26 --Semi,oficlal dispatch
60 received to-day, under dato OF Qriziba, May
9th, state that the French troops had advanced
to within three leagues Of thatclty, where they
encountered force OF ten thousand Mexicans,
who attacked them with success, killing five
hundred OF them. ... ...s -.
1t does not appear that President Juarez and
his Cabinet had fed from the City Of Mexico,
as was recently stated. ,....,.. .....,.
From the Navy Department the following
Items are gathered:
An United States step mer, With one compa.
ny OF the Fifth New York, on tho 9Th inst.,
proceeded up the Chowan river, N. c., to Gates
county, and Destroyed fifty thousand dOllata'
worth of bacon, corn, lard, fish, e,e belonging
to the Confederate government,
On the 18th the U 8. steamer Ceres and
Lock wood pursued the rebel steamer Alioo up
Roanoke river, and captured her about two
miles below Williamsburg She had cargo
Of bacon for the rebel army and the church
bells of Plymouth, which wore to be cast Into
fed pieces. 49,. d.
No advicss have been received at the War
Department to-day from Gen. Halleck. ~
Gen. Mcclellan telegrsphs that his troops
have cut the Virginia Central Railroad at three
points between Hanover Court House aud the
Chickahominy.
WAsHIKeToN, May 27-By dispatches re.
celved this morning at the War Department,
We learn that affairs are quiet in the vicinity OF
Harper's Ferry. A message from Gen. Banks,
dated ~ O'Clock this morning, says that Capt
Coils, of the French 2 ,uaves, has brought his
command Into Hancock, having had two men
killed. .,g :. ....s.bHn 8l
A later dispatch from Gen. Banks Gays tall
quiet at WilliamspoEt" taE
The InteligenCer Of to-day, referring 70 the
representations that insurgents again menaced
the National Capital, says: "Besides creating
q false alarm, they are unjust to the military
disposition the Government has made for The
psolsction Of this city, sbile their only efTee
abroad can be TO produce fictitious impression
more complimt mtntary to the military strength o.
the insurgents than facts eau be held to war
rant. TIE absurd rumors which 6od currency
among idlers aud secession sympathzsrs, have
not disturbed the eqdsnimity Of the people o
Wsshitg gton." saF. A'l'ssi 'laea P1 ="
! The President has appointed the following
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
AElEA MANHOOD.
PILES OUKED BY BIsANDRETh's
.I-|--rr =

Dr.. B. Brandreth, Dear Bir; / was suffering for
many years from hereditary hemorhodal Affections Of
which had the Grst atIa9k In 1876 since that time
was regularly visited With such complaints every spring
Ifet In the morning most pain in the hack
the lower joints Of the spine broken or bruised,
and an ssthmstic pressure the chest Owing to my
occupation which keeps all day busy out Of doors,
and entirely distruptns any so.caled regular treat
msnt" that would have conaned NE to my house, I
thOught or following plan OF my own. which might
cure without the Inconvenience to my business at
tending the treatment Of Irregular aclitioner." 30
Iput AlcOcks Plaster right the groin, renewing
every fortnight every Saturday night took dose Of
RfandrehB Pills three or four, as thought necessary
70 dose which operated after getting up, three
to ave times in the forenoon Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday nights took one Life Addition pill which
produced one large evacuation. pursued this
for six weeks, and could attend to my business without
Interruption: worEed, ate and drank as was wont,
ept most sOundy and awRed every day with less pain,
and now know nothing Of the complaint at ALL 80 that
Iee obliged to make you this statement for proper
topping that this simple proceeding may benefit many
II has done me,
Tam, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully,
A. LEHMAH.
LA oR0NIoA Office, G5 franklin Street, New York;
All Inquiries Immediately answered by addressing DIR.
RRAEpRBrH, New York.
Sold by JOIN Il. COOK, Druggist oouInbub, snd By
all respectable dealers in medicines.
apls0-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
SPECIAL MESSAGE OF THE
PRESIDENT.
HH ExoNERATEs CAMERON
Go %. coo. coo.
FROM Com. mo nowell,s Army .

From Con. MO DOwelI's Army
WAsHlNeroN, May 26-The special CORES.
poudent Of the Times with Gen. McDowell'f
army, sends the following dispatch:
FaHDERioKs BURG, May 26 Our troops last
night crossed the river, and our lnes now ex-
tend out about eight miles on the Bowling
Green road, and Eve or six miles on the tele'
graph and plank road. The rebels from their
posss on the hills, we're OF course able to see
our movements and anticipate them. They
burned the frat railroad bridge, out about FIVE
miles, as they retrested. II is reported by con.
trabsnds that another bridge between here and
Grimes's station 10 burned, and alec QUE be
yond. Two rebel regiments we're between the
encampment of two Of our brigsdes last night,
bns took early leave at two this morning.
A reconnaissance out for nearly fifteen miles
on the plank road and ten on the Bowling Green
road, made this morning by Gen. Mcdowell,
escorted by the Harris light cavalry, revealed
no rebels at all, aud no Indications were found
OF their having been In any force. believe
we could march within ten miles of Richmond
unopposed.
Gen. Doubleday has been appointed military
Governor OF this place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
yIsi'o,a 70 % the Military Academy = weSI Point

yisiioFs TO the Military Academy At West Point
for the annual examination of 1862:
Rev. J. Phelps Of California, Jas. r. Cope.
land OF Delaware, Horace Biddle Of Indiana,
Hon. James Knox OF Illinois, Hon. Isaac p.
ChrisiAncy Of Michigan, Edward B. MCPHERSON
OF Missouri. Hon. Samuel Upton of New
Hampshire, Hon Thomas P. Carpenter Of New
Jersey, Rev. DR.. Francis WaylaDd OF Rhode
leland, John H. Rodgers OF Tennessee. Phillip
B'rIlett of Vermont, DR.. Oimsnd Beatie Of
Kentucky, VIM. II. 3. Curtis Of Virginia, Rev.
l.. VanbOkelliu Of Maryland, Gen Joseph Mar
kIe of PennsylVAnis, Charles Anderson of
Texas
General Sgel arrived here to-day, and called
on the Pa sident. He met with warm recep.
ton. it is said that he Is here by order OF the
Government and 1t has been suggested that a
command will be given him With General Nc.
D0Well. lt is believed bis enterprise, skill and
dash would greatly aid 10 getting that command
10 Richmond, or in rttrieviDg the ground in case
any part of cur force should meet with q check
The House will tomorrow take up the subject
of the enlargement Of the Ede Canal.
Notice is given by the War Department thar
the further exhumation OF bodies Of deceased
soldiers la 0 c,sGs where public means Of trans
portation would have TO be relied on, cannot be
permitted, and has been prohibited
Gen Sigel was serenaded tonight. He mede
a tpeech to large and enthusiastic crowd
Nothing received to day from Halleck
Nothing further frOm Blnks.
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cities inland scross the States Of Ponns slvsnlu

cities inland seross the States Of Pcnnsylvsni
and Ohio, and the northern lakes.
| I believe that by these and other eimila
measures taken without authority Of law, tb
Government was saved from overthrow. l au
not aware that dollar of the public funds thu
oon6ded, without authority Of Law, to uLoificia
persons, was either lost or wasted, although ap
prehensons of such misdirections occurred x
me as objections to these extraordinary pro-
ceedings, and were necessarlally overFuled
| recall these transactions nov, because nay
attention has been directed to resolution
which was passed by the House Of Representa-
tives on the 30th Of last month, which is 10
these words:
"I.solu.d, That Simon Cameron, late secte.
tary OF War, by investing Alex. Cummings
with large sums of public money and authority
to purchase military supplies without restriction,
without requiring of him any guarantee for the
faithful performance of his duties, when the
services Of competent public officers were avail.
able, and by involving the government in q
vast number of CONTRACTS With persons not 10.
giimately engaged IN the business pertaining
to the subject matter Of such contracts, espeoi-
ally 10 the purchase Of arms for future deive-
ry, has adopted policy highly Injurious to the
public service, and deserves Ehe censure Of the
House."
Congress will see that should be wanting
equally in oandor and justice II should leave
the censpte expressed In this resolution to rest
exclusively or chiefly on Mr.. Cameron. The
same sentiment is unanimously entertained by
the heads Of the Departments who participated
in the proceedings which the House Of Repre-
sentatives has censured. II is due to Mr. Cam
erou to say that although he fully approved the
proceedings, they were not moved or suggested
by himself, and that not only the President, but
all the other heads Of Departments, we're equal
ly responsible with him for whatever error,
wrong or fault waa committed In the premises,
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WAsHINaroN, May 26. 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
Resp ponees Of Loyal slales. Z

W0DROmD0I OL AOIe2 6ee~N~~@
INDIANAPOLIS, May 26.--The following gen
erAl order has been Issued to-day to the Indiana
State militia:
A HEADoUARTTRs IHDTANA LEoIoN,
INDIANAPoLls, May 70.
In consequence of the recent demonstration
against the National Capital, and on requisi'
tion from the War Department., 1t 10 hereby or
dered that the Colonels Of the organized regi
ments OF the Indiana Legion, report TO these
headquarters by telegraph, on receipt OF tnls
order, the strength Of sheir several companiee'
and hold their rsgiments In readiness TO march
at moments notice. In localities Wnere the
Legion is not fully organized IL 10 eploined On
oil citizens 70 perfect the organisation unoer tne
laws of the State, and report to these headquar'
tera, where arms and equipments will be iurn-
lshed. .-. .1,
By order Of John Love, Mej. j..Gen. Command
.fs9nsd1 LAz. NOBLE,
- = Adjusant-G General.
INp1ArApoLIs, May ga battalion of four
CON pauies OF the 63d Indiana Regiment, two
com panic, of the l9.h U. s. Infantry, and Cap
tain NAylor's battery left for Washington to-
night.
Forty rebel prisoners passed through here
last evening for Camp Chase.
New YoRx, May 26.-The 7th Regiment,
Colonel Sefert's, lefs tonight for Washington,
nine hundred strong. Their march down
Broadway was perfect ovation: The osh
Regiment left Fort Hamilton for Washington
Intense feeling here.
PaovIDENoE, May establishments progress
rapidly. A regiment leaves Tomorrow night
and another the next day. The Marine artille-
ry ia recruiting. Gov. Sprague accompanies
the soldiers TO the war.
BosroN, May 26.--The Massachusetts 32d,
Colonel r F. Parker, left for Washington this
evening. The old First Light Artillery bate
~, Captain Jones, leaves early tomorrow
morning. Over three thousand troops appear
ed on tho commons this afternoon, ready for
service, and tho number will be greatly sWelled
by arrivals tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
Col. CrOok's Victory at LewIsburg.

COL OEOOA'b ~
New YoRK, MAY 26 Quite q number of
western soldiers, wounded and click, have been
cent home to day by Col Howe, Of the New
England Room, where every attention has been
paid them.
A special to the Tribune from the army in
the field near franklin, Va, Monday, May 90,
saye: Further accounts are received Of Col.
Crooks brilliant victory at Lswisburg, Green
briar county, on the 23i. Gen. Heath attacked
Col Crock. with three thousand infantry and
cavalry, and six cannon. After spirited fight
OF one hour, The rebels were put to fight in
utter confusion, and their flight soon became a
rout. -
Col. Crook captured four riaed cannon, one
go near his position that 1t was loaded, with
canister and cRissons, and eight rounds OF ana
munitlon. G~s 3'a ai
The rebels, in the early part OF the hght,
carried Cf their killed and wounded, but left
on the field thirty EIGHT dead, including several
officers, and eixIy-six wounded. One hundred
prisoners were captured, among them Lieut.
Colonel Flnney, Major Edgar, and other Off.
GERS. Three hundred stand Of arme were ta'
ken.
The enemy, to secure their retreat, burned
Greenbriar bridge, beyond which they could not
be pursued.
Crook victory Wss only won by hard fight.
Ing against greatly superior forces We lost
fourteen killed, sixty wounded and Eve picketS
captured. Some Of our wounded were shot in
the streets of LeSiSburg, as they we're re.urn-
ing TO the hospital, by the citizens Of the town
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

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tn advanced Stages
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This ia remedy so universally known to surpass ans
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s useless here to publish the evidence OF its virtues Its
unvaed excellence for coughs and colds aud s truS
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have mRdo k
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Few are the communities, or families among them
who have not some personal experience Of Its effects
some living trophy In their midst Of is victory tbs
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know too the effects OF this remedy we need not
do than to them that Il has now all he vr
tues that It did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. @. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
and for sale BY @. ROBERTS, ociunbu,, and bv ali
dealers In medicine everywhere.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, MAY 20

UHcnKATIs May 20.
FLOUR-rhe dea and moderate for the better grade
out there no chanse In the market, About 600 bb,
sold at 4O84 20 for fancy and fany, including While
wheat superAoe dul, At ~ 1904 Is, and extra 81 2,
s ~ inspectors ss "a ds The whole range for fanc,
WHisKY-A dull market but prices we're maintained
sales OF VOn barrels at I9QI9e the latter rate fol
MESS PoBK-Thers is no demand and price, cOpttD.
ue nominal. ' ~
saouLDERs-A fair demand, with salos of 900 pcu
siOEs-sales Of 100 900 at SssO.
7Kc. '-'-'~'' Wv ~ - H''u ~
BAooN.Thsre Is nothing doing in the market; 1t 10
The feeling for ell articles was rather heavy at the
close under the news from the Potomac.
sVSAH--Ths market is very frn, and in fair demand
M01AssEs-Eirm at $50.
22kc. ~A~ ~ WV
WHEAT-Therewas nrmer feeling In the market to.
gay and more disposition on the part Of buyers to pay
sne paces &ked and fair business was done 90 % for
prime Ied' and 959gsc for prime Indiana white. he
sales reported $40 bushels prime white at O7e
bush choice do at co. 3OU bushels good do at 9Sc 325
oasne good red at9 O. 900 bushels prime do at 9So $50
bush fair do ut Sci $50 bushe good do at ec 800 bush.
at $50. N-''-''- w
GONNA continued dull market and priosa ara law.
er. Att It was freely offered at 36c ia bulk
buyers were not willing to pay over 35c; 300 bushels
sold at 4Sc, iEclu1ng gunnes, and 80 bush do
at 43c do.
oArs-rho market Is dull and shade lower, closing
doSSokc Sales Of 600 bushels In bulk at $50 600 do
IN sacks at Sohe, sacks reurned and 5000 do at canal
al 3Ho.
kYE-The demand Is fair and the market steady at 6Oc
ier prime samples on ARRIVAL with sales Of 1000 bust at
this price.
BAkLEY-The market Is unchanged and quiet We
quote prime spring 81 fall at 6S67Oc.
HAT-rignt pressed 10 in active request at per ton
on arrival and little oeTOgi loOse-pressed 10 In fair
local demand at Si6. =
oHEEsE-1he market Is steady wi h fair deu and al
cents sor selected with sales Of $50 boxes at this price
spo some few lots OF extra large Lold ct 6ko.
BurTEH-We have no change to report in the mar.
keti there 10 moderate local deuani for prime and
choice qualities at 99llo for Oentr Ohio and 100
lSo for western Reservethe lower grades are unsAa
BILE,
P0TATOBs-Prlme Neshannocks are scarce with 9
good demand and prices have advanced to $4,000 on
arrival.
.. GdRstte.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
lnrFORTEp 'ou tn. omo s1.ru.H.u
Nuw YORK. Mss a..


NEw YoRK. Nay ~.
EL0UR-Is Ave cents lower, aud leas dolng a.
and home consumption. Sales 5000 hbIs At a 5Uae
81 20 for choice; 81 1904 10 for superne wssterr
- 5i4 rs for common ID medium extra western AZ M
e. - for common 70 good shipping brands extra roupd
hoop Ohio; % 2OG6 so for trade brands
dull with no buysrs at outside quotations..
CANADIAN FL0UR-Tbe market II So lower, with
M .olsS Sales OF quo barrels at % SS04 rs for Spring
RYE fLoUH-Qoiet and steady at % 0O@4 Is.
SohN MEAL-The market 10 steady with sRies OF $50
Darsh at ~ 90 for jersey, and % I7h for BRANDY.
wHIsKY-hafket more steady, with sales Of 900 bbs
o. o. including some small parcels reported ct
WHRAT-The marbetis fully 10 lower. and l.s, do,Oo
Whe the mness In ffeghis materially cheeks The az.
demand Sales OF ~ 00O buseels Chic go sprpg at
sigSl w. 5eOO bushels northweSternc ub aI 9s O3
bushels AMBER Iowa at 81 O60l or 400 oushsIs obocs
Teen Bay at 81 0SK; n quo bushels wuter red veseSn
,s ss ~ l26O bushels amber Michigan at 81 I7p
lei 10 O0O tushes white Michigan at 9I Is; iOt hn ~
at 81 90. "i''e Ana'AnA
IrAs-There we're sales Of 9, 400 bushels CANADIAN
EYE he warket 10 dull and heavy with sales at 90
BzRLEF-Lhe market ls dull and noulnai.
20 oSn market heavy ard 10 lower; sales OF
20 wv pu.nels at 4e94lc for mixed western; 4s
SS Ior old DO UOU bushels mixed western also sold
-deilveTAble 10 the last half OF June--at 4oc 80,
So-s1sady at 4O@fS for Jersey, Canadian western
Oa9pe--oOntinus moderate and in steady demand az
eu aAH-Raw, in good demand aud verv nrm; sales
7Lg6Kc. ~ IVY '-N' A'''' N's0 ~
hEsINED UaAR-In active reque., and arnsr.
nmoLAssE Quiet and steady, sales ~ IS bbls New
Cpss mnso ~ aaas soIto Rico ct SscSos, $50 hhds
P0Ak-Marse without decided changer sses Of LOO
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Col. @ ,rcoran TO bo Exchanged,

New YoRK, May ~ 1T 10 understood that
Col. Hanson, Of Ky, is to be exchanged fOr
Col. Corcoran.
A letter t, the Herald gives list of Losses
In the 4.h Michigan regiment In the recent
skirmish. Killed-PriVate Abel M. D Piper,
Co. B shOt through the heart Wounded
Private Franklin Drake, Co. B., mortaIly; p.i.
vate ". II. Chase, Co. c., mortAlly, compound
fracture Of thigh; private NJ. Young, Co. B.,
flesh wound in arm; Corporal John Campbell,
Co B fesh wound In thigh, private Martin
BrockWay, Co. B., compound fracture of fore
arm; private Chas Bruner, Co. A., aesh wound
in thigh; private Cbss BuroT, Co. l., wounded
in mouth.
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Rahala Ohnnglrg Posltlon

New YoRx. May N.-A special to the TIL
bupe iron Bottom Bridge, May, 23d says: ln
telligent slaves In Gen. Keyes's camp this
morning, stated that yesterday noon, when they
left Richmond, the rebel army was moving out
OF the city northward to the fair ground
Those who know the position, say 1t 10 about
two or three miles out, on high commanding
plateau. We unde, stand that this position Is
being fortified, and that the enemy intends TO
give us battle there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28
Ai,op,e,,n Hal,imore,

BALTIMoRE, May 27.-Pfivats accounts from
Martinsbarg represent only few rebel scoutS
we're In town yesterday, and they shortly after
retired without doing any damage. The indi-
cations are that the enemy 10 retreatlng to Win
chester.
All ia quiet here this morning. A large
police force Is stationed along Bslhmore street
and In other localities, to prevent turbulent
meetings
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-28

New YoRK, May 81 The Hersld's cores.
pondoDt reports that the Fourth Michigan Reg.
fiment, in the recent skirmish on the Chicka.
bomiDy, fought and routed on entire rebel brig
ade ~ w 7ff'.e a-a- .' 9i. \! ~
Petersburg papers report that on the 18th,
eighteen of the Monitos's crew went ashore at
City Point, and we're surprised by the rebels and
nine taken prisoEers and the balance reached
their boat and pulled for the vessel. They were
-shot at and eight killed. b,.. w, 4. h ~
The Virginia Legislature has appropriated
$500. 900 70 remove the women and children and
decrepidpersons from Richmond to . place d
safety. esst I eggA ! Gssfsg7.
The rebel army was encsmped within q teu
miles Of Richmond. nd.=..----..s--.-.....l.,
Rebel accounts state that the Mayor of vicks.
bug replied to the summons Of our gunboate
thaI "Mississippisn never surendered,n Il
Martial law is In force Ia Charleston. The
papers and citizens are fearful Of the surrendeI
Of the city.