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The sun., 1862-05-20

MALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL
AVA nations will please ii icc thnt they can be
promptly suited with good stint ons in city and
country, by applying 10 Mr.. MANNING. BIS Sixth
ave, near 23d st. NE Einlre City Institute. 10 wears
es;sblished. N. B.--we can recommend this office
a. rolisble nyi4.iso
The sun., 1862-05-20

THE Pa-ha Of Egypt viii he among the visi-
tors TO the London Exhibition.
1910 40 had been received in Troy up to
Saturday, for the relief Of sufferers by the late
tire.
IHE Girsri House, Philalc.phis, which cost
il7i n0n 'r'. vo'.- e,", L's 'cn sold for lr-
l,si, o., U.'s. I'D .!3u. TliJ.r.h,
The sun., 1862-05-20

CoLoNiL CPocKrr, of the Odd New YORK
Volunteers, who is thought in company with
Ca'sdy, brother Of tie editor Of tho Alhsny
AHuts, to lave de,ertel t. the rebels from Nc
C!ellans amy at Yorktown, writes au apparent
" lame J. tor cNpl-ln'ng the aAai, lIc says
kIoNl. y N nd N, f,li into m tnhush #
Ni's,. pri '' ''r.ou, Before beng callrd upo.,
.u '"''' "a '.s = '.irary lapc't, he STAT, 'Att
"a, a.. ,a,i4 40.
The sun., 1862-05-20

T'OIOEED Roy WAN1ED--TO TAKE
~ care Of horses and make himself generally
nseidl. inu-t he her aud II recommended. Ap-
Ply at gi' Washington Il conner Of Franklin.
nvli a.lDg
The sun., 1862-05-20

Turkish LI;hs have been in succ.Ssfl opera
ton in H." Cork Lunu.ic Asylum fr The lus'
year and a nalf, and many p.ueu.s nave he,i,
recpycrcd rs their use. II bcug iuti ., ,u,"o into
many Poor lloutos and charit,a', Ust,,u.1ns,
and the indications arc 'hli il VII luou become
quite ~ eral thr0uSlo Ireland.
81 lh,, the Irish 81, nt who died few dave
ssu at Mll.,i.lrs, ot small rpx, was native &"
h,.oweu, little yllasf within mile Of tur-
trevor, in the county d Dosn. Before lie had
complo,cd his twentieth wear. he stood seven feet
high, and weighed twenty stone.
The CatLo,ic gentry ard merchants OF
limerick have resolved u eIuJW th, new
Catholic University with scholarships.
a grant Of i1,Jtj was recr atly made by Par.
Lamont Ter TIE completion Of tho saicnpl G,.l-
,ery, ~ puIln
a tire l.,,a OF H. the South Union Wu.A.
house, in IN. 10, on tho .st Of Nav, AID Wul
only srpir, -rl lv tie Greatest c,utions.
Tie urdcr of NJ Tiiahgult IN the County Tir-
I-r-ry ne. "a rcd the ,realest eAciteinei. H. ell
par. Of Ireland. The unfortunate gentleman,
it appears, was sied ~ iIo,.l. 4Ous blow
Nith ptoLtofk tfoiI binind, which s'il' open
IL. b.uii aud his toiy was !ouid Ci,r,od iy u L.N
,iAn h. owu guu. The murder l. sp,n, ,sl TO
have occurred ~ consequence cf tho eviction Of
tcnlAls, VINO Lad been il, arr ears for ulEiLer Of
Year.. Iae cmoner's .a.y has found Thomas
N..iorsn, Of Boyt1nra'n, .gilty Il the murder.
The sun., 1862-05-20

SERNANIS WANTED ~ BhOOkLIN-
~ Respectable male AMI female l-p can h. i'm
mediatey supplied with excellent sit t,ns Ia cty
sni country. by Supplying At MASNiNGs old
establish ii ogce, 10 Coixt st, Bfolslyr, opi, site
W. ,ty B,ll. inyl?Z'Jiy
The sun., 1862-05-20

GOOD STRAW HAT IRESS.. ..RS-BO1H
maci me aud hand pross,rs wGnt,d, q 2s0
BJvory. myi4Ssis2
The sun., 1862-05-20

G,lRI S WANTED
~ pace tobacco.
Apply g.
m-I" 3'iN y0a Water Of.
The sun., 1862-05-20

L'LMALE WANIED--A LADY OF GOOD
- address To- sell n ucS Neui ,.cie Of ,rmfnin,,
used by s' ry lady oi tasniun, Bo carried IA .
small box AMI sold by the ysrl sN, d ,i.cta
n town VIII be given To- ouo adRtt,d 1, the OIsi-
ness profits will lie large ami wois gut. espi-
sh qur'd II ref'r-icss toy li'" .rty s,tslsc-
tory. Address Z. L, hox nov L. @. my [? GYM
The sun., 1862-05-20

MALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL ma
AVA lions will please notice that they can 10 suited
With so situations, w.thou. delay, N the Old
eahlished office, 2Ib Blwpry. rnyIh 2dlc'
The sun., 1862-05-20

GIRLS WANTED TO WORK on AhTI-
- hcial flowers. T. ilos, who unjtrst "a III
busincss good wages given. Aso few T. to
learn VI Nlro.k ST. APP. At tho nall doos.
myi1 3'ii2
The sun., 1862-05-20

SEWIN,, MACilINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
~ on s.nSers aud Wheeler aud WI son's ins-
chine, ly sn experienced op rstor: prn,tc' on
shop and o'ha work, hemnng, gusg.s @ci terms
4l. or ri 20 fnt Lnth AS CAn.l IT InAh 14...lll
The sun., 1862-05-20

NEW SHIRT IRONFRS WANIED M
meiiseiy hone hut good beads need apply.
A. the Manhattan steen Laundry, lsi ave n, cor q
1Otb II; slso irl To wash nylp 2'i39
The sun., 1862-05-20
SAVING = BANKS

REMOVAL-THE ATLANTIC SAVINGS
" Rank has removed to the building lately oc,,.
ped by the Trsdesmep' b INK, III Chatham ssIu.rs
I'm. NJ d. VAN PELr, P.s,dsnt JOSEPH r.
COOPER sec'y. N. B.--Aon.y to loan on bond
and noitgage. apps $acslx3
The sun., 1862-05-20

ITO ARTIFICIAL fLOWEh NAKiES-
L Warsd good hshis T. nis4. art, ,htiH. nJNrr.'
also, small hands for t,ls 70 si.o, two IN. 10
cut out sud starch inusir. Apply at 6s Walker ST.,
Np stair. Wyli S'l2S
The sun., 1862-05-20

RUi YOU A HOMER VI ADVERTISE
- layut n Nj r,for "'G' Na'.I... .,tr.i, tu,
.lir i,s," ~ 'ats fT q, 81 J. Ia 81 L D. 70 Z
The sun., 1862-05-20

SOLDlEIiS WANTED FOR THE L. 5
eOArmy-3Jo alle bodied men, bet the agss o. Is
sald Go years. -l-O ~ stout boys fui bIs,ers, pay
dioin sl3 e. = per month, WIN lVarl. clothes aui
medical tendance; term OF service years; 500
bounty at the expiration of en,,tmcnt. hpp'y a.
the prii' if.l r,crutIi. stations, Vs tSa am st.
and no Z. dar St, New York city = ". sPk JLE,
Is, Lieut. eth Infantry, l. s A Rec ,ig ofnccr |
my9 9lu'lia
The sun., 1862-05-20

of The Ias Insurance Companies doing business
we s'a'-, Is had lessee 10 ,his fire 10 New York
state Companies and 2s Of other States.
The sun., 1862-05-20
WANTED.

RAKBFK, WIZ UAkFK, MD VINisS,
- experienced hrnls for vent'stng. wanted ifn-
medisiely; ecud wir.s sud s,ea : eii lciment
given. Alpy At u.s Gonrrsl Aseu.y. - Btnad-
way, near Broome II room T. u slCC AknI Pco-
pr,tor. myii i2'l26
The sun., 1862-05-20

ED-GlRiS RECENTLY OVIR I.r
w good places, tlso, waitress frr bn, ,n;
house hlusework Sr's 50 10 g.. So lpv or
farm. n Y.Enpa yinent OtArc, 3iOrourt. ayt Il.
door above 2.th s,; SAISDt rs Utic,. AHA 2'I2I
The sun., 1862-05-20

cHO ELAtbsMII fiS-WANJ ED a SOBER,
L steady man, TO take charge, "a, foreman, q! an
Sxtensiy. hurse.shoeing eatsuis .tirut To compe-
Gent person steady emp 'oymept will be given Al
dress Box No. 1851. N. u Post otics. myiS G'iAl
0lO YOUNG MEN--WANTED GREEN
u hands, scamsn, cirpentcrs, black mi,hs e,op-
ers and boat-steerers, for short and long Tuyag.s
In merchant naval and whaling scs vice. All cl,th-
ans furnished. Inquire at 81 wes, 1T, cor Albany,
up stairs. H. JAMES, Agent. ni.iT s'lI1
, 1862-06-02
LATEST FROM the PACIFIC COAST,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROH
MEXICO.
The French Army Retreat Coast
ward.
Official Report to President Juarez.

sAS SFRASc1sco, May 26.-Arr1yed- Steamer
oflzaoa, Panama; ships Zingora, Robin Hood,
and Torrent, Hong Kong, Dublin, York.
salled-ship Dappno, Hong Kong. The three
ships from China bring near thousand
Mango1ian passengers.
About the same number Of Americans ar
rived by to-day's steamer from Panama.
Nine hundred passengers sailed for Oregon
and British Columbia by two steamers last
week.
The orizaba brings news from the city Of
Mexico, via Aca pu1co sth inst On that DAY
the French army commenced retreating from
before Puebla towards Amesa It appears
there had previously been fighting.
The following is dispatch announcing the
news to President Juarez.
fCEBIA MAY Observation-Disclosures At MEx1-
co AFrERNooy.-We have triunphed, and the
French have commenced ret1eating since. we Of
fered them batte this morning, forming our troops
IN front OF their camp. They refused to aecept
our challenge and hare turned back from their
foolish hardfhood and unpardonab}e credulitr,
Please receive compliments in the name Of Gen.
saragossa and mine. Yours, forever,
tsigned) sEEAc1co Mia.
zen. diego lyers, who has taken The COM
mand as successor to old Juan Alverez, Issued,
in consequence Of the above news, decree
threatening the penalty Of death to all those
Who should give any information or assist
anee in any way to the French; also advising
the residents Of Acapulco to retire ten leagues
into the interior, thus abandoning that port
to the commander Of the first French man. Of.
var who may come in.
The British squadron, consisting Of four
men-oEWar, was at Acapulco on the It'll
, 1862-06-02
FROM GENERAL BURWSIDE'S
C0HlmhMD,
arrival Of Federal Prisoners from
North Carolina.
TIE ISLAND ROUTE OPEN TO
NORFOLK.

NonFo OLE, May 31.-Col. Hawkins Of the
9th New York regiment, with twenty men,
arrived here in the Port Royal last night, hay.
ing left Roanoke Island yesterday morning
ard passed up bY way Of Curr:tuck Sound'
and thence By canal to Elizabeth River. Tins
the is1and route is open By which Gen. Burn.
sides Department r:ay communicate with the
capital without the risk Of the passage out
side Of HatteTas. Several eloops and 8choon,
e1s, flying, the American fla" have alree It,
come through and been allowed to proceed t
Baltimore
New YoEE, May 31--The Hera,a e!7es a
1ist OF NcE York prisoners released from Sa1s-
bury, n: G. The most of them we're captured
at Bull Run and Manassas. All the command
ing officers remain rs hostages. There arc
some eighty Of them.
The Herald olso gives the names of officers
and men still held as prisoners by the rebels.
Among them are the captain and officers OF
the United States steamer Union, wrecked On
boene Island, November Sd; 4. N, Davis.
captain Sd Kentucky regiment; S. L. Waters
% lieutenant Sd Kentucky; Benoe, captain
9TH Ohio; Charles Gilman, 6th Ohio: FlFnan
!eut:nant l=t Kentucky; Thomas Cocks. car
ant 9Th Ohio ~ '''A''A-
The following officers have lately bean
brought to Salisbury from Richmond and
other places: Colonel Corcoran, G9th New
York colonel Wilcox, LIST Michigan; colonel
Benedict, colonel Constantine, colonel Crock
er, colonel Bowman, major Potter, major
fogles, captain Shurtleff, captain Davis.!
, 1862-06-02
LATER From EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of New York,

CAPE RACE May 31.-The steamship CITY O
New York, from Liverpool the 2Ist, Vi,
Queenstown the ed, passed here at o, m
Her news is 4nimportalt. Hesse Casse1 has
rejected the Pruss{an nltimatum, and diplo
matte relations have been suspended
U1sTaeli had presented in the House o.
Commons that rivalry existed at Washing.
toH between Lord Lyons and Ii. Mercier. Lord
Pa1mcrston emphetically contradicted it.
Cotton has declined half penny since Fri.
day.
Breadstutfs Of all kinds slightly lower. pro.
visions very dull Consols, for money, 935z
@931S. 0~>s
The Times treats the retreat from Yorktown
as great reverse to the Contederates, and
says if Richmond is captured it will be q trr-
mendous victory for the Federals. 1t meta
pborica1ly cnlargeS on the difficulties that
must arise in governing the South when the
Federa1s By continued victories have brought
the secf ssionists within their power.
The Bank Of England has increased its min
imum rate of interest to 8 per cent.
LATEST VIA QUEEHsTowN.1
Provisions dull and unchanged. Bread
6tufs nominal. Consuls 93k@9SN.
The London FbSt thinks toe present time
for compromise aud the waT virtually over.
Earl Russell, in submitting the new treaty
with America on the slave trade to the House
of Lords, bore testimony to the effort of Pres
ident Linco1n's Government to put stop to
the traffic.
It ~as rumored the French troops were to
be Withdrawn from Mexico. The AUSTRIAN
troops are reported to have occupied the line
Of the Lagode gartie.
, 1862-06-02

THE DEBATE on TIE ARMY
QUESTION.
Six Hundred and n Ek'iinety-siz Regi.
ments in the Field,
LESS THAN HALF A MILLION
EFFECTIVE MEN,

Especial Dispatch to the csicaeo TrIbunc.1
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1862.
Gen- Carl Schurz has been assigned to tht
Mountain Department.
Inc Dill raising the Federal Army to 7O0, ,00C
e1ectlVe men was before the Senate this morn.
1pg. III. 1rumbnll moved an amendmen re-.
pc s~ang the act authorizing the President tn
appoint additional aids de camp, md liuit;np
the staff o. Major Generals to thirty and of
Brigadiers to Twenty. Both are already en-
b1aced in bills passed by the Senate.
Mr. Wilson said there we're 69C regiments
in the field, but it is doubtful If ne have moro
than half million effective men, such haye
been the diminutions by leave Of absence,
sickness, and death. The fifty regiments lust
called for, hare already been distributed
among the several States. The expiration Of
the morning hour put an end to the discus
sion. The Senate are having very late ses.
sion over the tax bill
Mr. Wilson introduced bill into the SEN
ate enabling fugilivcs from the service of
rebel masters, in arms against the Union, to
establish their right to freedom under the act
OF the extra session, by proving before q
United States commissioner or court of ms
hce Of the peace in the District Of Columbia,
or commander Of department, post, or forces
in the field, that he comes within the pro-
visions Of the act. The testimony Of Africans
is to be taken in evidence.
Garrett Davis moved to appoint a select
committee Of five to Investigate into the
official conduct Of Adjutant General Thomas,
Saving banks arc exempted from taxation
on motion Of Mr. Co1lamer;
, 1862-06-02
FROM GEN. M'D0WELL'S d.
PARTMENT.
The Rebels in Retreat Toward
=. Richmond,

NEW 9oRK, May 3l--On the 25th inst,
part Of General McDowell's corps under
General Bayard, crossed the Mattspony.
and went four miles beyond. They saw no
rebels there. The rebel Gen Chas. ". Fields
vas IN retreat to Richmond, with {, 600 troops
and seven field pieces.
NEW YORK, May 3L-The United States
steam transport Cossaek arrived at an early
hour this morning, from Newbern. n. G..
which port sue left on the 27th. Sue brinrs
rs released prisoners from sAulsbury,
y. e., but nothing new from New
6s;1anor ben; The m following released Federal
Vandre, sth Illinois cavalry, co. D. o. A.
Alderman, 41h Ohio. John Orme, 14th Ohio.
EdwaFd Bonn, 7th Ohio. F. Buckmsu. do.
=. =. Barnes, lst Michigan, Reuben Goors, 7th
Oh5o. 1o. J; c. Bryant, lst Ky: Il. R. Brown,
fS1n; Ghin; So9a! So1n j.: Power; DO; 3. Byrnes 4th
Blosine, 7th Ohio; Ca1los Burrows, do:
Samuel Boyle; DO; Theo, Bust do; D. ".
Blakshe, 4th Ohio; IN. Blakshe, DO; Chas.
Breesett, do; ". F: Burke, do; i. Brissett,
1t M Minnesota, f. Brnmer, ist Michigan; J;
dneo 5a3s ndisn BsoTn' 1st Minnesota; II; Gospel,
9Th 3. Clouehs, 4th; i, caao,,' Cartan'
4th: 81. Conglin, 1st Kentucky; D. CaudeIl'
1st Minnesota: John Q. O:Lea1yey, do; Nc.
chary, ~ Ohio; Borden Col7en, 1st Ken
tbs, 7th Ohio; C. s. Chapman, 1st Michigan .
G. .. Crane, 35th Ohio; Frnnk F, DexteF, ed
Wisconsin; ]. E. Donovon, do; c. S. Dick.
1st Kentucky; F. c. Buckingham, Kings
cavalry 7. o. Broskem, I'd Wisconsin; John
Bell, DO; Geo. A Beck, do; E F. Best, do:
JAS Blair, 35th Ohio; Geo HALEY, d.: Il
Bufnband, 18th Ohio; John Balces. lst Ken.
tucky; Q. Blustein, Sd Indiana; j: Bowman.
S5th Ohio; Foster BolIes, Tsh Ohio; John
Bordoll, do; F. Bryan, 5th Ohio; George Be.
mer 9th Ohio.
, 1862-06-02
FROM FORTRESS mONHOE AM
VICINITY,
Preparations for a Loyal Demonstra-
ton.

FORTRESS MONROE, Afay 31.-The Ninneso-
Is, which got aground on her Eay to NorfoIk.
got oil this morning.
NORFOLK, May 3L-By special invitation of
the officers of the British war steamer RiuaIdo.
Gen. Vide. military governor of this citv'
paid visit to that vessel yesterday, he Wis
received with the greatest kindness and
courtesy, and with the honor of a salute Of
seventeen guns and the manning Of the Yards.
The American ensign was displayed at the
fort
The Rinaldo left this morning aud will prob
ably proceed to sea. Preparations are makiup
on an extensive scale for. 8 grand Unio1
demonstration, to take place shortly. The
oath Of allegiance has been administered to
nearly ten thousand citizens. They offsr
Themselves in large numbers every day to take
it voluntarily. 1t is not made Compulsory
upon any one II the sentiment Of the pro-
posed meeting should be satisfactory to Ger
Wool, it would probably induce the Presi-
d. nj to open the port
The report comes in from our scauts Who
are advanced some miles beyond Suffolk, that
the eitF Of Petersburg is to be or has been
evacuated by the rebels. The Seabo2cd aud
Roanoke Railroad, It has been asserted, is in
good order as far as the Black River,
When Crauey Island IVES eyacu1ted, the
cutler loaded his goods On sloop and en-
deavo1ed to save than- The sloop was found
to- day with the goods a few miles below the
Island, upon the beach. Tue property Is sup
posed TO be worth three or four thousand dol
lase, aud Was taken charge Of By the Provost
Marshal.
, 1862-06-02
CHICAGO, MONDAY. JUNE 2, 18t

and artillery with prospect Of speedily over
taking them.
When our forces arrived within the town
they found conspicuous1y posted upon the
front of the empty warehouses and deserted
dwelling houses "this house to let, enquire
of G. 7. Beauregard.''
Gen. Halleck is said to have been very in
djgnant when he found the bird Hown and the
nest still warm On his arrival There is also
feeling Of regret manifested on every hand
by the army that an opportunity was not af-
forded them to whip out the rebels in fair
fight
The sth Missouri was the first regiment to
enter the town.
The hospital steamer Louisiana, with 800
sick from the hospitals at Hamburg, arrived
this evening. She brings no Later intelligence
from Corinth.
, 1862-06-02
NEW ORLEANS,

Much interest Is now fels all over the
country in everything that transpires in
the Crescent city: Besides two very inter
csting letters from our OWL correspondent,
coplols extracts will be found in this
mornings issue from q great variety of
sources, giving an unusual amount Of very
important news. Gen. Buffers order in
regard to the proclamation Of "one Jefer-
son Davis" is rich.
, 1862-06-02
4 SPLENDID VICTORY

News comes to us this morning Of big
tight on the Chlckahominy, in which the
army corps Of Sumner, Heintzelman, and
Reyes, all under the command Of McCIel-
Ian, were engaged. The enemy gained
some advantage at first, through the bad
conduct Of General Casey's division, but
he was soon rcpu1sed with enormous
slaughter. This looks like business. The
brief details will be found in the telegraph
cnlumn.
, 1862-06-02
FROM THE FIOTILLA.

rsner,.1 n,,ra+c1 - -, tha ~ 11t:,..a m.;sa" o'
The news Of the eyacuation Of Cor;ntr x,s
received in the fleet this morning with tbe
greatest enthusiasm. It is by some thourbt
to be too good to be true. Should it prove
well founded, shall be enabled to write vou
from Memphis presently, After seven weeks
of almost inactivity, the Hotill a will be quick
to move.
The bombardment still continues as though
nothing unusual had happened. A deserter
who came on board the Benton lately, reports
.nle poiaou u one VI our eApioaed sneHs
teu through the tent OF Gen. 3llipigue while
he vas sitting g8thin, few days since. It Is
not known how mueh damap,. 4vas done
Nv. 0no"1 ~" u.n u""ase nan uone'
q report 1eacnsa tne neet on Ihufsoay
night that number Of refugees gathered at
the mouth Of the Obion River. and threat
o,oa+, ,++o,l- ,,,a 49,, ,to.,,o..
49, ~ ,1SN1>A <t1o e@'P'no .. W. ~ n1ao =! s1se.o
unless alo"ed ed1ran6portatlon North. Captain
Davis Immediately dispatched the Wisconsin
Nh. with men md bouftxrrz IN thu enot
Thar fonna ea-r -of,r1oo, ~ -, ep.,. ~.
1Ae} 4ou4o 1e" lelu5eea ano IetuIued HtLh
them to the tloti1a, yesterday afternoon. The
refugees offered no opposition. They will ba
7,ro1a-,u d;enosad oF
nj
LIE T ele!A ram Switzerland, on her way to
the fotil1a 'on Thursday NIGHT. ran nnon a
.,,a h,- 49, oho-a 0,oas7.
'141o oa., 'as' "oofo o7eeo'a' @no up 10 Inc
present time has been Unable to get of. She
has had assistance from the fleet but so far
.-., - Ao'' 1N3 Nv LA
~ nas, nas pro'ea lnenee11'e.
Fifteen refugees from Arkansas with their
ar1us and the little propertv thev xere ahrc tn
oo,rr .r,;-aa 1a.tar5.4 Th.-a 49,.
ea145' "i1tseu Se7sV4o"y' Lucy Heo 10 escape
the conscrlption act, as many OF their coun-
trrmen 8iu do if they haYe a chance and
80 aa,,t ;n,roaa;ot,,.t =. C.;.o ~-'@'
"eie o7l' 11sifieo1a'els W e'lro'
CAIRO. June Later ARRIVALS fron P;tt..
bnrg Iandinp hrinp fhe foI1nw;nr. Th, lac iost
tr.i5 transn6r;ino tho ratrast;n,5 r.h4.1. 1aft
, 1862-06-02
Arrests for Tre1.on I'M M,..onrf.

81. LOUIS, Jane 1--Judge Burch, who has
been stamping the State as a candidate for
Govemur s0re time past, was atrested at Rotla
on FE1dsy, By e1der Of Col. Boyd command-
ing that post, for utte'inK dIaso5al sentiments
Whit muHibg speech whien IA: evidently
design.d to procure Bet. asion votes.
Quite q number Of no,eY secessionista Of
this city hsve been arrested within few days.
and it seems to be the deteo.inatioa Of the
P.oyost Marshal General to promptly suppress
dihloyalt7 in KhateTeF form it is .aanlfeaEed
, 1862-06-02
L4TEH DISPATCH.

lspeclh Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAIRO, June i, 1862.
Tho steamer Nebraska haa just reached
Cairo from Plttsbu1g Landing. Officers from
Corinth say that a portion of our forces arc
encamped in the town. Gen. HAlleck aud
Gen. Grant have removed their headquarters.
4 force Of Confederate cavalry, estimated at
a.0o. had left In the direction of
Memphis by lind on tho Kossuth road, who
were being pursued BY the Federal cavalry
, 1862-06-02
Chr Ttihumt.


Our dispatches from Cairo this morning
gives in detail the operations of our forces,
and those of the enemy, at Corinth, for a
week previous to the evacuation. They
will be found interesting.
, 1862-06-02

New YORK, May 31.-The Crest Eastern
takes 148 passengers-ha1f steerage. Also
sG57, GOO In Specie.
The Spanish war steamer UIloa, with Gen.
Prim aboard, is coming in
The Bou1ssia sailed to-day for SOUTHAMPTON
ard Hamburg, with 2l4 Passengers, and $780,
, 1862-06-02
FROM GEN. McUEILAN'S
DEPARTMENT.,
A BIG FIGHT.
THREE ARMY CORPS ENGAGED
THE ENEMY REPULSED WITH
ENORMOUS LOSS,

NORFOLK, Va, MaF 30.-Two fugitives 81.
rlScd here yesterday, direct from Richmond.
They report an army Of two hundred thous-
and men In the vicinity, among whom, both
officers and men, dissatisfaction was general.
They were living On haf rations Of bacon and
hard bread.
The fugitives stated that JEFF. Davis had
been heard to say that he would make the
streets Of tue city Eun-Tith blood before sur
rendering.
WAsHiseros, May sl-Eothlng nsw Of in
tercst has been received at the War Depart
ment from the army Of the Potomac. The
progress Of increment is iMpeded by the state
Of heavy rains and bad foads-
New YoRK, May 31.--A correspondent of
the Philadelphia Enquirer with McClelIau's s
army, dated Fair Oak Station, says: We are
on the eve Of an important battle- I am on
the extreme left of the line within a Short
distance OF the James River. At this point
We have had several slirmishes with tic en-
emy, which resulted in their discontinue In
every case.
Communication has been had BY General
Mcclellan with the gunboats Oh the James
River. Tie Galena is mach damaged and will
have to go into the dry dock before she can
again go into action.
4 desertcr named Henry Church, formerly
OF Falrhayen, Masa., came into Gen. Heintzle-
mans camp and reports 1900 sick in the
hospitals at Richmond
Gen. Naglee's brigade has driven the rebels
from 4 position nine miles from Richmond,
which is now far within oHr lines, Cur loss
is one killed, six wounded, two very badly.
, 1862-06-02

1eck) that after the occupation Of the position
for which Gen. Pope contended, our troops
made demonstration towards Coriuth, ad-
Vancing to within short distance Of the
enemy's works and firing rapidly with the
siege guns.
The fire WAS returned with great spirit by
the rebels for few hours, when the enc
my retired and our army took quiet posses
sion Of the town as the rear guard of Beaure-
CARDS army Was leaving. The bulk Of the
enemy's troops had departed several days be-
fore, and few troops were left to cover their
retreat We hare no particulars, and give
the rumors as they reach us, without yoqchlnr
for their correctness,
, 1862-06-02
FR0M THE SOUTH CAROLTNA
COAST.


CARo, May 31.-Ite Mobile Mc7os Of the
s6th says our forces had occupied Coles and
Battery Islands, within eight miles Of Charles-
ton, the rehels having eFacua1ed them tho DAY
pEGvious,