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FROM HAVANA.
The War Against Mexico.
The Mexicans Rallying To Arms.


New YORK, May 4.-The steamship Roam.
oke, from Havana, April 10Th. arrived this
morning. The advices from Mexico state
that the French commissioners had stated at
a meeting of the allies on the 9th, that they
would no longer treat with The present gov
eminent OF Mexico, which they style "an op-
presslve minority" but that they shall aid
and protect Almonte, as he came on the ex
press invitation of the emperor of France
who expected open hostilities between The al.
lies and Mexican troops. The French have
declared war which the Mexicans accent.
though Juarez says his government has been
disposed to adopt all honorable conciliatory
measures for a mediation, but force must be
repealed by force.
Spanish troops are arriving at Havana in
English war vessels from Vera Cruz. Gen.
Prim was to embark on the 18th, with the last
OF his command, and six vessels have gone to
bring all the ammunition, &c.
Juarez has issued call for all citizens be-
tween the ages OF 20 and 60, and they were
Hooking to the government standard from all
quarters The prime motive for this interview
ton is said to be the establishment of some
government which will pay the fifty-two mil
lions of dollars of scrip issued by Zuologa and
Mramon.
Col. Butler, brother of Cen Butler, arrived
at Havana April l3, from Ship Island The
steamer Nelly sailed on the 14th, ii is suppos-
ed to run The blockade. The following YES
sells have arrived at Havana:-The steamers
W. G. Hewes, Arizona, Atlantic, and Matan.
zas, heavily loaded with cotton also schoon.
ers Wide Awake, Gen. Garibaldi, Cora, and
Thomas c. Acton, all from New Orleans with
cotton. All the above arrived between the
18th and 9th having run the blockade. Two
or three schooners had sailed for Matamoras,
but probably intended running the blockade
The United States transport Black Prince and
the gunboat Chambers were in port
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MORE NAVAL CAPTURES.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3-The rebel steame,
Bermuda, which sailed from Liverpool about
the first of April Tor Bermuda, was captured
Sunday last, off Hole in the Wall, by the
steamer Mercideta, commander Stelwagen
aud brought here 10 day in charge of prize
master Abbott. The cargo is principally pow.
der and munitions of war She is heavily la
den with arms. The captain, crew. and L
passengers on board the Bermuda were also
taken. The steamer Florida, captured in st.
Andrews bay, Florida, also arrived at the ma.
Wy yard this afternoon in charge Of prize
master Lewis. She has on board 200 bales of
cotton. W. IL. Harrison, pilot, with the engi-
neers and nine OF the crew, took the oath of
allegiance, and came aboard the steamer
Nine OF the crew who refused to take the
oath, were put ashore in 81. Andrews bay.
New YORK, May 3-Tbe steamer Empire
City, from Port Royal, April 80, arrived here
last night, with the prize steamer Nostro
Signora del Regla. TIE captains aud crews
of the prizes Dixie, Wave, and Bella, are
prisoners on board the Empire City.
WAsHINGToN, May 4.-Licut. Gamble, of
the gunboat Taylor, reports that he captured
the steamer Alfred Robb, which the rebels had
teen using rs a transport in the upper part of
Tennessee River. lie also burned the rebel
gunboat Dunbar, which was found sunk in
cypress Greek, below Florence. The rebels
best gun was captured, and is now on the
steamer Lady Foote, late Alfred hobb. The
rebels now have not got boat or gun on
the Tennessee River. The bridge at Florence
was dest Dyed by order of Beauregard, at
which the inhabitants are highly indignant
The steamer Bermuda, captured by the
Mercedita, which arrived at Philadelphia yes.
terday, has $4,000 pounds OF powder, several
field carriages, cannon, swords, pistols, Shells
fuses cartridges, saltpeter, saddles, ingots of
tin, SC.
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CAIRO, May g. The steamer Belle Creole
has arrived from Pittsburg Landing. Her dates
are to Wednesday noon. A reconnaissance in
force was made Wednesday morning from the
right wing four miles this side of Purdy, on
the Memphis and Ohio railroad. They met a
force of rebel cavalry, who fled in great haste
and could not be rallied. They were pursued
to Purdy. Our forces on taking possession of
the town burnt two bridges and run a locomo-
tive into the river. Three prisoners were
taken. Our forces then retired, having cut off
all railroad communication of the rebels with
the country OF Corinth.
WAsnINGToN, May S.-The war depart
ment has received message from Gen. Hal.
leck, dated to day at Pitsburg Landing. The
army was well, in high spirits, and eager to
meet the enemy.
CAIRO, May 3 Later THE latest news
from the Tennessee river, brought by con.
traband. says there was no fighting there up
to five O'Clock yesterday afternoon
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LATEST FROM mALLECK $ ARMY.
A FIGHT NEAR C0RINTH.
The Rebels Beaten.

PITTsBURG LANDING, May 80 P. M.--Six
deserters arrived yesterday, and ten to-day.
They all confirm the report Of the capture Of
New Orleans. A few days ago one Tennessee
and one Mississippi regiment of twelve months
men stacked their arms-their time having
though required to do so by the conscript
law Beauregard put two regiments to guard
them. There were twenty deserters yester-
day, and numbers are leaving their ranks
daily.
All the rumors of a great battle here or in
this vicinity are uniounded in fact. The
weather is clear, and the roads will be passable
in a day or two, 50 that the army can advance.
Hospital stores and boats are arriving daily
Gen Finneli of Kentucky, with surgeons and
nurses, arrived to-day.
PIrTsBURG LANDING, May 3.-The follow
ing dispatch dated near Pennington has been
received at headquarters -
"a reconnaissance sent towards Farming
ton, near COrinth, found the enemy $500
strong, with four pieces Of artillery and some
cavalry, occupying strong position near the
town. Our forces advanced at once to the
assault, anu dlteT sharp SklTInl5H carried lile
position in fine style. The enemy left 30
dead on the field, with their tents and bag
gage. Our cavalry is pursuing them. The
whole affair was very handsomely done, our
regiments charging the battery and their line
of infantry at the double quick. The enemy
fled in wild confusion. Some regiments of
cavalry sent through to Bonneville took pos
session of the town, tore up the railroad track,
and destroyed two bridges. We have a good
many prisoners, but can't tell how many yet.
Our loss is two killed and twelve wounded.
JOHN PoPB, Major General
PITTsBURG LANDING, May 3, 9P. NJ To
Hon. T. N. Stanton Gen. Paines division
made a reconnaissance today to Pennington
found about forty five hundred of the enc.
my, drove them in handsome style, killing
thirty, woundng many and capturing some
prisoners, their tents, camp equipage, SC. AT
dark our cavalry was in pursuit OF their artil.
lery and baggage train beyond Pennington in
the direction of Cornth. l witnessed the
fight. Our men behaved splendidly. An ar
tillery reconnaissance went to Glendale this
morning, and destroyed two trestle bridges,
and some of the track of the Memphis and
Charleston road. 1t has been splendid
days work for the left wing. The weather
is clear and the roads are becoming good.
THOMAS A. SCoTT,
Assistant Secretary OF War.
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FORTRESS Monroe, May 4-The Merrmao
made her appearance beyond Sewall's Point
at o'clock To-day. She stopped of the Point,
and up to this hour "A o'clock) has not chang
ed her location. She is not attended by any
other gunboats, as usual. 1t is supposed it is
not her intention 10 visit us today. The Mon.
itor and other vessels of the naval fleet are all
in readiness Tor action on short notice, and are
hoping she will come down.
The supposed design Of the Merrmac is to
endeavor to prevent any expedition up James
River to cut off the retreat from Yorktown.
Three deserlers arrived here this morning in
n rebel schooner They report the evacuat on
OF Mulberry Island and jamestown early yes
terday morning.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES

CHICAGO, ILL, May 3-Ihe Memphis Ar
gus OF the Z9th mas the following;
CoRlNrH, AM Z9'-Beauregard Is moving
large DIES OF troops southwark, some so by
railroad others foot a lew nave gone west,
1t Is generally understood that he is evacuat
ing though he declines answering questions.
re says DAVIS understands Ills movements.
Purdy was evacuated iast night and has since
been Dnrneh' Every Onldihg Is sad to have
been destroyed Inc 1ahKeeS are moving IN
tHat direction. Our outposts lau sklrmlsh
with thelr advance tnls morning, capturing
sixty prisoners inciuuihg nine commissioned
onlreFs' oo
MEMPHIS Aprll % " fouiks, editor
OF the Mempils AValahcile, mas Deen arrested
Tor writing al a''l'e C",oul"'eu 10 array me
planters ag"li'st 'Iu gov "' nS,
OHAHLLsIo may ne huerais nave
captured Il sn."n p"''clJ " t"o guns near
Mhlie fn'hI' - mics ito'il CndfleSton' Cen
Evans mas sen' 'o'oe " 'ooA "''er the Aah'
KEGS NV ave..
WAsHlNGToN, May o ne 4'ichmond Elk
amIner OF May mas '''e iono"lng
"SAVANNAH' Way - uISPatch rom the
COrinth CORE spohdeh' oi Tue hepuOilcan, dat
ed Aprli ~ says Iile enelny i TaEe oeen rem
forced and are advancing 1pere Is heavy
skirmishng daily. Qhlte an alialr occurred
to-day near Monterey
mobile, May "a Speclai dispatch to
the mobile AuNertsHt II o'il EOi'"'n' Zo'h UT,
says Col. SCOTS Tuscumbla cavalry, con
sisting Of two companies, had driven out
regiment vi iederals from usculnDla, killing
several and taking Az prisoners. The enemy
burned their stores, and were pursued by the
ontederates. The result Is unknown;
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The latest account shows that there are
nov 1913 brigadiers, and 26 more await con-
flrmation. A favorable report was made on
renominating General Sickles, and there seems
to be no doubt that he will be confirmed. The
bill to limit the number of brigadier generals
to 200 and MAJOR generals to 20 will probably
become law. Thus far the applications filed
for compensation Tor slaves manumitted in
the District under the emancipation law are
AZ.
There is authority for stating that there is
nota shadow of foundation for the story in cir
culaIion relative to French Intervention, or an
armistice with the rebels, &c.
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BAD DISASTER-A SCHOONER RUN
DOWN,

New LONDON, May 4-The schooner
Mary Mankin, a Boston packet of 200 tons,
Capt. VIM. Beers, bound from New York to
Boston, with an assorted cargo, while at an
chor in this harbor last night, during thick
weather, was struck amidships, at II O'clock,
by the Norwich and New York steamer City
OF New York, while passing out Of the harbor
on her way to New York, and sunk in five
minutes, in FIVE fathoms OF water The crew
escaped, but lost everything, not having tne
to dress. Captain Beers was absent, having
been suddenly called away at the unexpected
death OF his wife Value of schooner and
cargo, from $40 900 to $4,000
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a NOTORIOUS VESSEL, LOADED
WITH ENEIEE.u AgLEh.E,s Il, = ~


WASHINGTON, May S.-The following was
received at the navy department to day:
FLAG SHIP WABASH, PORT ROYAL, s C a.,
April 70, 1862 -.ST-I have just lime this
morning, before the departure of the Susque-
hannah, TO inform the department Of the ar
rival here of the rebel steamer Isabel, ELLA
Warley,) in charge Of Lieutenant Wilson and
prize crew, she having been captured by the
ST. Jaga DE Cuba, commander Rideely, one
hundred miles north of Abaco. She is deeply
loaded with Enfield rifles, and has, it is sup
posed, rifled cannon in her tore hold, which
has not yet been examined These arms were
taken on board, of course, at one Of the neu-
trail colonies of our coast. l am informed by
Lieut.. Gibson that the ST. Jago De Cuba dis.
covered and chased the Nashville, but the lat
ter was much too swift for her. The Nash
vile also had arms on board for the rebels, in
tending TO run the blockade if possible
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
5. f. DUPONT, Flag Officer
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ru0M NEW MEXICO VIHE TEXANS
DEFEATED.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, May 3.-Another battle
has taken place between Gen Candy and the
Texans, at Povollo, on the Rio Grande, where
the Texans had fortified themselves, Tie
enemy were defeated Our loss was twenty
five killed aud wounded The enemy's loss IS
not ascertaned Gen. Candy, with portion
OF lis command, had made detour and got
below the enemy, while Major Paul was in
their rear. The whole Of the enemy's com
maud will probably be taken, as their only
alternative is to surrender or flee to the
mountains, whore the Indians await them
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FROM r0OTE,s TLOTILLA.

CAIRO, May 9.-The river has fallen two
inches in the last eighteen hours. A deserter
at the fleet reports that Hollns continues his
preparations TO attack Com. Fo0te, loudly
Boosting that he will sink the entire fleet or
drive them to Cincinnati. The rebels are
continually throwing shells into the woods
between the fleet and fort, and occasionally
fire in the direction of the flotlla, but with
out effect, rs the boats are all out of range.
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New YoRK, May 4.--The schooner c. M.
Neal, from Jacksonville April 20, reports that
the place is in possession OF the rebels, with
our gunboats Pembna and Seneca anchored
oil the town. The gunboat Ottawa had left
for Port Royal.
New York, May 1.-The news from York
town created great sensation in this city.
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A UNION MOVEMENT.

NASHVILLE April 4.--The Nashville Union
of the 81 contains call signed by one hun.
dred and fifty influential citizens, assigning
Monday for meeting to take measures 10 re
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NEW ORLEANS RroPrNrn.

WASHINGTON, May 4--rhe following cir
culars have been addressed to the foreign min.
listers, announcing the reopening Of commun-
ieation with southern localities, recoBquered
from the insurgents:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
MAY 2, 1862 Sir IL have the honor to state
for your information that the mails are now
allowed to pass 10 and from New Orleans
and other places, which, having heretofore
been seized by the insurgent forces, have since
been recovered and are now re.occupied by
the land and naval forces Of the United States
1t is proper, however to add, that a military
surveillance is maintained over such mails as
far as the government finds it necessary for
the public safety.
/ am, sir, your obedient servant,
WIN. II. SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAsmiNaroS,
May 3, lS62.-.SE; have the honor to state
for the information of your government, that
collector has been appointed by the presi.
dent Tor New Orleans, and that the necessary
preparations are being made to modify the
blockade so far as to permit limited shipments
to be made to and from that, and one or more
other ports which are now closed by the
blockade, at times and upon conditions which
will be made known by proclamation.
am, sii your Obedient servant,
WV II. SEWARD.
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aotltes.

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There will be admission fec foT the scholars and
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BENJAMIN +. BUTLER,
Major General COMMANDING

Gen. Butler returns his thanks to and
highly compliments the ninth Connecticut
regiment for their bearing IN the affair at
Biloxi.
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ERIE RAILWAY NOTiCE.-Fr eiglts
"A for the WEST and SOUTHWEST taken from Wor-
ccStcr at New York rates. Deliver Providence and
Worcester Railroad Depot. W. II. JOURDAN, Agent
Worcester, April 10, 1852 DIFF ap2l
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE-i0o al
M ANHOOD:-HOW LOSTi HOW

a Lbs Of CO.'S sUPEPIIOsPHATE OF LIME no
~ stO,c hliu lot SAFE Also Guano, Ground Bone,
lone mealior Cattle j. ID. LOWELL
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EVERY KIND OFHUMOIs.

FFHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
4 COVERY OF THE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY, Of RoXbury, has discovered in one OF
our common pasture weeds remedy that
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04

A NEw WAY TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MONEY
Mr. Smiths door bell rings M hour in the day
when he Is sure not 10 br at home, and on tho
servant opening il, genieelly dressed stranger
requests TO ste Mrs. Smith, with Il message from
Mrs Joues, Il neighhUr in the same block Of
course the interview is granted, aud the genteel
stranger comes in, Int IN hand, and in grent
haste, saying that Mrs, Jouea having to pny
| him bill Of 81 so, and having nothing but u
| SO bill, has sent bin in with II, to ask Mrs.
Smith if she would obige her 50 much as to give
/ her the change
Mrs. Smith is just on the point Of COMP ying,
| when tile thought Bnshel upon her that il IL
strange that Alrs. Jones' did not tend him to the
store at the corner, insteal Of 10 her for change
'Do you think did rirht~ said she TO hei
husband, after relating the circumstances, "no
to change the bill, for it has worried me some-
what 70 think ! refused, without, perhaps,
sufficient reason"
al don't know" lie replied, "I will tell yot
after diuner. So, after dinner, he stepped in Il
see Mr. Jones, anu casually mentioned, apollo
getically, that Mrs. Smith regretted her inability
to accommodate Alrs. Jones by chnnging the biz
she sent in.
Jones and his wife exchanged looks that iui-
piled a mystery between them, and the scene 70
moment was rather awkward, until Jone
spoke 81 told you 30 the fellow was scoun
drel, trying to pass counterfeit money. Why
Sir, instead of being sent from here, the fello'
came with the same request from your wife I
mine, aud she was just expressing her regret t
me that she had not money enough in the hous
TO change the bill, or at least lend Mrs. Smit
enough to satisfy the demand. Sharp practic
this. Let US 60 and see who else he has calle
upon"
SO they went to every family of their acquain
tance In the street, and found that each had
call, and two or three had been Victimizsd.