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MILITARY GOVERNOR Il 10 be sent 10 Ken
lucky, clothed with the same powers a. are accord
ed W Vovsrnor Johnson. Of Tennessee,
THK fugitive slave law Is being quietly en-
forced in the District OF Columbia and the military
autho' ties interpose no Obstacles. II 10 supposed
that 900 fugitives are now In the District. on
Saturday eight ten fugitive slaves were returned
" their owners.
IT Is reported that Van wyck, who has made
himself 80 busy In overhsulihy others for frauds on
The government, las been arrested by Gen. Nc
Cellan Tor peccadilloes 81 the same character Van
WICK has tue command of . regiment Ia McC.el-
lsn's army.
MRs. FnrScH, and a number Of tho MISSIONS
res At Pot Royal, Lave returned from there Gen.
Hunters order respecting The slaves having tsken
away the contrsbsnls from them. with the eNpecta-
ton That the slaves are hereafter 70 do military
duty.
THEY HAVE all sorts Of loose WAYS Of attend
Ing u til. censorship 81 the Press ia the War De
partm.nt. II was hy the iniudcious act Of some
subordinate OFF 'ci that the Cairo order, restricting
Nil kinds ~ news from passing the lines, WAS
promulgated. II cr6at, quite a breeze.
LAT. Accounts rRow Huron HEAD state
that the order Of Gen Hunter las produced con-
siderable schism Ia the Union army, being quite
largely CONDEMNED. All the htlo-hoiied negroes
were beng collected together at that place. by order
~ Gen. Hunter. when they would he addressed by
Hunter, and offered the opportunity b. enlis, aud
tie armed, or To- return to the Tlantation. Hunter
had Issued orders 10 army offc.rs stating that un-
der directions from the Secretary 81 War he WIS
stout forming the negroes into regiments, aud call
ing for volunteer officers H. head these negro regi-
Dents. sfnsll humber Of names, 81 uersous pos
-essins pr minence or force Of character, were
seit ia n few regiments, but In the great mass,
nh a single volunteer officer prcgent'd himself
TIE iorccs At For, Royal do MOI want to all In
an abolition war, AMI anNlouHly await intelligence.
from Washington, ~ know whether IuI cr's silly
order ia to 10 sustained.
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LOCAL NEWS.
aIw YORK AND TIE yIcISrrY.

IEa:IN6 OF THE BAR IN RESPECT TO
Nm. JAMES ADMISSION To PRAorIoK--A meeting Of
tho Bar was holden at the Aston House, on satur-
day last, to afford Mr.. James an opportunity to e1-
plain his position a, the bar Of England, At the time
of his application for admission to practice here
Mr.. Brewster was called to the chair. Mr.. james
then made lengthy statement Of the case, espe-
cisy in respect to the charge that he had borrowe
money of Lord worsley and others, which was no,
paid, sc. lilo denied that there was intent on his
par, to cheat or defraud any one, and contended
that he was still Queens Counsel He insisted that
the Temple, or.its representatives, which had AS
sumed TO act in his case, had authority to expe
him from the profession, or to disbar him. Their
action WAS wholly nugatory In respect to his com
ing to this country it was because having resigned
his position in Parliament, he was liable to arrest
auenced by his wife In the matter. MesSrs, L. g.
Chathsld, John H. White, G. p, Lowry, and Sher.
wood, spoke, oil conourring that no action should
be taken In the matter. Some thought that the &C
ton against Mr.. James In England was nothing
else than persecution. None OF the Law Institute
COMMITTEES made any remarks, nor WAS II known
that any Of them were present. Mr. Lord WA
called for, but did not reply. 30 were DINERS MI
James said he WAS ready 70 answer any questions
that might be put 70 him. lie denied thai he hsS
concealed any Of the facts whom applying for nd
mission here, and dsrnandod that he might be ques
toned. Resolutions were passed 70 the effect tina
the bar disapprovsd OF the action taken In the mai
tor by few persons claiming W represent the Lay
Institute, The meeting WA quito large, and wa
enthusiastic for Mr.. James.
THE GREAT EAsrEy.N STEAMSHIP arrived
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the precarious earnings Of manufacturing and
trading industry, II docs not Therefore acquire
right to compel othcr nations TO adapt their po-
Icy 10 its artificial arrangements and social sx-
lgencies.
England, France and Belgium may greatly
desire TO have our cotton to sustain their manu-
facurcrs, but IT, at tho close Of the rebellion, we
should deem II for GU, int.re't', and necessary
AZ . means OF raising revenue TO impose
heavy export duty on cotton-as the SECESSION
ists proposed 10 do-thereby also giving our own
manufacturers . great advantage over the for-
cgn manufacturer, no European power dare
make that a cause Of war. In this rebellion We
ow. nothing 70 the forbearance or magpanlnity
Of England. Had we been a weak, encrva'ed
people, without courage or resources to DEFEND
our rights against domestic treason or power
rul foreign foe, wo would now DO enjoying either
the relentless rule Of the Southern slave oligar-
chy, or tia. Of European pronctorate based
upon the English Pecksniilian bssis--"the Inter
rats Of humanity, civilization and commerce."
But 20 long as we can fearlessly Fay 10 the Flu
ropcan nstions-"We do not interfere In your
affairs, and you may attempt interference and
dlctaton in our affairs, if you dare" We shall
never contract any enormous debt Of gratitude
to them for allowing w to manage our own
domestic business.
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forces upon essential points and 70 bafhs the enc
my In every attack Of vital Importance.
The same paper makes mention Of . terrible
panic In Richmond on Friday, on the approach Of
our gunbosts.
THl euS-BoAr AyrAn.
Warrington, Nay 1s.-No official report Of
the Run-boat affair on the James River has been
received a. the Navy Department. The messages
received on the subject indicate an opportunity 70
do better In the future. The river N now clear Of
distractions 70 within eight miles Of Richmond.
A. that point there Ia heavy battery, mounted ON
hisb buf and the river IL temporarily closed 10
navigation ly sunken vessels, among which are
said " lie the yorktown and Jnnestown, and ~
piles, chains, &c. The Monitor could not eevs,s
her guns sufficiently 10 reach ths high
battery which rendered hei useless. The banks
Of tho river were filed with rife pts, from
which an inces.snt fro WAS poured upon tie
feet, q part Of which WAS engaged at from
600 tn i,W0 yards 81 the main battery. Amer an
action OF four hours, the fleet finding II iupract-
cable under the circumstances, H. silence tc bat
tory ON tho blum, withdrew. Our loss was thirteen
killed md eleven wounded. Among the latter,
Lloit. Morrla ia the leg by O mimic ball, but not
seriously II Ia expected that full part culars will
DO received Ia the morning.
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IN his recent speech at Manchester, which
has given rise to the late fresh rumors Of for
.eign intervention, Mr.. GLADSTONE, the British
Chancellor of the ESchequer claimed that Eng
land had behaved in the most handsome manner
towards the United States, by abstaining hither-
20 from ell interference. He said that "there
never was An occasion In which the civilized
nations Of the world in general bore, And were
content to bear, 80 much real misery resulting
from civil and municipal quarrel In another
State, without interference, as there has been on
the present OCCASION" Mr.. GLADSTONE, from
whom we might expect more correct views
maintains the preposterous doctrine, that neigh
boring OF foreign powers may interfere In the
domestic quarrels Of any nation, when those
quarrels affect their interests.
II, as he says, France suffers, Belgium sut-
fers, and England suffers from the civil war in
the United States, that is no warrant for the in
reference Of the Governments Of those cOun-
tries in our domestic affairs The United 5 .ates
l. under no national obligation to be seryitor Of
their interests. Its first duty is 20 protect and
promote its own interests and while it has N.
1oooey 10 do SO, it will not thank any foreigr
nation for RETAINING from making the atteinp
70 make it a vassal state. Their prudence, no
their sense Of justice governs them. II Bingham
OF any other Europ natio chooses to make
iAr. rol..er If H. pulation dependent No
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&Y Fcuss, Packard, Remedios May q sugar
On Sii4, Gray, Ellsabethpors for Bos"n'
tHTsNA dIbtA do 90 90
- 6Maunbsrlsin, do &C.
I 6aHhsrine, Keller 40 sor r pr"v,aones.
kecrIen~ i'~+ do for Boston.
n Wentworth. Ryder, Bangor 7 days.
r smith, Dewey, Fall RIVER.
William Stevens. Small, New Haven.
Vse,dalia, etrout Msrroneck
inscppda, Moss, CORVALLIS. -, 10 days
Nsry Jane, Murphy Providence.
Xr~6<lla, Was, flizabethport for Boston.
Arnon studley, Port Norris.
A 4 Barnes, Retsvotth, ST Johns, r r. IL days
Il G Hulse Carrington. Prrt Royal 10 days.
Mary Porter, Frec,hy, Gardens II days sugar.
A Terry, Pedrick. Mstanra. II days. ftua
a y G. Hamilton, JAcirrl 26th ~, coffee.
John Roee, Hulse, Port Il yal days.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
srRAMsuIps-0en Burnside, WILCOX, Nowbofn.
ksritan, slower, Trenton, j. mdss.
wsstchester. Nye, Providence, do.
Herald. Rogers Fortress Monroe 30 hours
soHooNI i Right Trenton w.
Kossu,h. Burns, Rondon for n atm.
Sarah Gardner, Teal, Br.dgcpoL
eallie Smith, worl. do
l. Daniels, smith, Hartford.
Moonlight. futile. Grceuport.
Tyrone, Piikham, Ehkhbethplt sor 'ston.
Virginia Ii,wkina, Ponce. y MAY q 'isHf
Smith, Snow. P,r Maria ~ My q l'swo'''
c n Van Name, Van Name, BALTIMORE conf
SLooP--E sprssie Gihlt Providence dsyS'
BELOW.
French war steamer " rtesuns.
Big Sarah F'agg. W. Indies
Brit sh brig Lacy l'Ari my
Pr.re schr cen c c Pa 81 ucy. from Chnrles'on.
A 49, one bark AMI tWo hfig-
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From Gen. Cr,ry,s Comnuu nd,

Warrington, Nay 1.-The following IL ex-
,ractd from a dispatch 10 tho Secretary Of War,
W.. May 10;
A Company Of Infantry Of my command was
yesterday ordered ~ Linden, " remain stationed
there. A detachment II seventeen men, grisrd ~
w.. company wagon, reached there short time lie.
fore the main body Of tho company. which was ON =
train. They were attacked by u body Of cavalry,
variou-y estimated at from 300 70 6'" coming up.
ON hem from four directions. Our men resisted
them, keeping up sharp firing under shelter 81
the dept, which whH riddlcd with bullets. My
men were oyorpowerod ono was killed and four
teen taken pris0uers tire. ofwhoin were wounded
when tho enemy hastily retired under fire and
with v,me lose. have been Informed tina, n por-
ton Of General Shields command had n skirmirh
with item. (SignodI J"hN w. GEARr
Nrignd. GnnnIAl EninInandIng
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POSTSCRIPT.
From Gen. lIalleck's Army
TWO DAYS PICKET SKIRMISH.
A GENERAL ADVANCE TOWARDS
C0RIBTH |
Several Severe Engagements.
From Gen. IIalleck's Army
Several Severe Engagements.
60, 60, 60,

LoIsrite, i,!t;y is-The steam ram Swi.zcr-
land has go, aground in the canal, preventing the
Passage Of boats.
The steamer Glendale with hospital stores, etc.
for P!tsburg Landing has been obliged 10 return 10
Cincinnati, as there are but two feet Of water on
the Falls. Tho Franklin will carry forward her
stores.
Cairo, May Is.-Thc steamer swon, from Pitts
burg Landing, has arrived. The news is not i'm
portant.
picket skirmlsh had taken place, lasting nearly
two days The rebels were driven back, but not
until they succeeded In burning the bridge over
the small stream four miles from Corinth. Twelve
Of our men are reported to have been wounded.
Deserters continue TO report the scarcity o. pro-
vlsona in the rebel camp Many Of their cattle are
starving for the wsut Of forage.
Guerillas infcst the country around Hickman and
New Madrid. and other points, committing depro.
dations.
Passengers by the Iwon give currency 70 the
rumor that General Bragg is in command at
Corinth, Beauresard having been called to vir-
ginia 70 rsorssnize the rebel army In the vicinity
of Rel mond.
The latest news from the flee. states tia, several
rebel sunboats came around Crisshead Point yes.
to-day on n reconnaissance. Tho Benton opened
FIRE as soon as they came within range, when the
rebels retired.
The s7lut GA, Mound City has been thorough
repaired and has gone down tonight,
before Co,tnth, May i7.-The iates, advlces from
Gen. Curtis that lis forces between searcey
aud Little Rock, ARK, aud RAPIDLY marching the
capital. Gen. Rector has called OH the militia ami
people generally to turn out. Large numbers have
4
come under tie old flag.
There was general advance along our lines 70
day towards CJrlnth. There was much skirinish.
iny and several IN s.ements. Gen. sher-
mans division los, - KIDD and considerable
number wounded, in attacking Rllse!ls house.
which the rebels have occupied for some tune past
worrying the pockets. We succeeded In driying
the enemy from his position back TO his works
Our men are under arms, expecting attack on
Sunday morning, among the Killed rebels ieft on
the ground was one with a sword, supposed 10 be
an oihcer, Our forces under Major General sher-
man, still occupy Russc.l's house.
ssirmishers from the s.h Missouri are only about
800 yards from the snsiny's breastworks. Several
rifles we're captsr~ in ~ skirmish sAths right.
They are perfectly new, and inxSked Breeze &
Friomen, Bremen, and much superior to the rifles
used ny our shsrpshooters having range Of ! ,2V0
to 1900 yards, while ours are only effective .,
about 900 yards.
IL all cases the dead rebels left on tho field
were shot in the head, and the wounded shot in
the neck and breast. The enemy left on the Geld
| 40 killed and 100 wounded.
Deserters from cornth repor, an entire absence
| Of ohloroform in their medical stores. There ID
probably none in the Confederacy. The weather Il
| very warm and the roads are quito dusty.
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From Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Nonroe, Nly IL, ria Washington
Nay IA recent order sIpo,n,s MAJOR k,Cnatd
Nixon, of the Ninety ninth New York Volunteers.
Assistant Provost Marshal IL the Department II
virginia. fpi ,hc City Of Norfolk aud Me surround.
tns country.
Capt. Tal,nsdge. until rocsntly Quartermastor ~
Ills Department. has been ordered to relieve Capt
sawtoilr who has been performing tie duties OF
tn oiroc ior soine weeks pn-t
Con wool visited Norfolk again yesterday !, Is
ia contemplated 70 remove the head quarters Of ts
department h. tint city.
Britmorc, Nay iT-The o. Point steamer Inns
arrived. Several Of the crew Of the M1rrinnc came
up. Some OF them are Northern men, AMI claim 10
hnye bun Innrcssod.
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A Hatch Of Captures

Huntington, May 1s.-The following was
received tdHy at the Navy Department;
FLAGSHIP wABAsu, Port Royal Iiarhor, 3. CT
May i3,h, lS6l I
Sir-I have the honor N report the capture, on
the 10th, Of the schooner Maria Teresa, by the y.
8. gunbost uusihla. She was formerly Iio,-boh
No. 10. Lieutonaut-C onmsnding Collins sent her
TO New York for adjudication. I send hy 4. =.
steamer Massachusetts the master and crew Of tie
schooner Flash, which vessel was captured by the
Restless, and sent t. New York for adjudicatIon.--
Tho crew had abandoned tho schooner and were
escaping 70 the mainland with her papers when
taken by the boats OF the Onward. aso send by
the same steamer, five 81 the crew Of the schooner
Gen. c. G. Piuckpoy, captured by the Ottawa, on
the 9th inst also five - the crew Of the schooner
Albert, captured by the Huron, together with two
messengers, who wsre on board ut the time.
iSgnedl ST. pUroNr,
Flag Officer, Commanding ). A. II. 8.
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Chicago, My IA special from Cairo says
The steamer Meteor, from P,t,sburgl L,ndiu.l, has
arrived G,n. Pope's Division haH again advanced,
and now sais three miles from Corinth. Drs-rters
report that a grent deal ~ hard feeling sNsts To-
tween the Missouri and Tennessee troops AMI those
from The Southern States. The former wero urging
that they have nothing H. fight FOR thet STATES hsv-
ing been restored H. III. Union, aud they zee 40
reason why they should bo compelled to nyht for
the independence Of the Cotton States.
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From Washinutou.

Washington, Mdy ls.--The Post Office De-
partmsnt has directed that all mail matter destined
Tor General Burnsidss command in North Carolina
shall hereafter be sent IA New York.
Tn. Post ono. Department gives notice that here
aner the single rate Of postage for prepaid letters
transmitted per Prussian closed mail, between the
United states and sll parts Of Germany, except tho
Grand puchy of Baden, will DO IS instead Of 80
cents All unpaid letters u whstever part Of Ger
many they may be addressed, and prepaid letters
addressed 10 Baden, will continue 70 be charged
with postage at 80 cents the single rate. Post.
masters should note this direction on their tables Of
hostages 10 foreign countries, and charge Postage
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TnE GRAND LopoE Of the Masonic Frater-
nifty have been invited 70 perform the ceremony Of
laying the corner stone Of the new Court House,
which will take place on Thursday.
OSE OF TuE COW STABLES of s. J. Hustled &
Son, ski.lnAn street, was destroyed by FIRE yssser
day Afternoon. with two cows. Loss 81. 900, In.
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INSURANCE
OEOPLE's 1IREINSGJRANCE COMPANY.
ofhe.', 90 % WALL sTE

1898 CANAL 81, ana
omess' | % WALL 6GSr'
Wv"
Insurss Property, gsnsrally against Loss By
FIRE, on the most reasonable terms
DIRECTORa
Matthias Ozark, II. 8. Ternsll, Chas. r. Huntar,
John W. Lewis, james 8. Lewis Samuel Birdsai,
Thos Williams, Edw. Il. Clark, Geo. 6chmelze,
Jno p. YslvsrtonP. r. Christie, Thos. J. Banok,
Abr'm Lsgssss william NOR, Crowel Adams
Simon 6hindlsr, d. j. Steward, Josph u. Miller,
Alfred Barmore, A. r. YanNest, J. q. BlauvelS
Corn's Stephens, Samuel Raynor, Albert Mann,
Solomon Bants, VIM. Hertzel, Henry David.
ChriAo'r Gwysr, John y. More, Pesr y sehuIn'
George Warner, Nat. Bloodsood, j. +. VsnRipu.
F,msn Campbell, Eliph. holman,
MATTHIAS CLARK, President
W. - myiS s4isNSTh'tO3
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Gro. b. MCCLELLAN, Major General.


White House Va, May 1s.--From tho Army Cor.
respondent OF the Associated Press
The advance guard Of our forces on the main
road 70 Richmond, by way of Battom's Bridge,
drove the ensmy across the Chickahomny river ~
that poin, yesterday morning. When our troops
arrived within half mile Of the bridge, whchs
burned, they were opened upon by brisk are Of
artillery from tho opposite side OF the river. No
one was injured The bridge 10 hNeen miles from
Richmond At,his point our troops will experience
considerable dheulty In crossing, 81 the country 10
low and swampy.
A Reconnaissance was made yesterday by one "
the gun-boatr VIII Two comp Anes Of infantry, I'M
der Major WILLARD, and ouv section of Ares bat
terry, up the Panumkey river, distance OF twenty
Ave miles from here. A'a pon, known ss Rus
propeler and hfteen schooners IN flames They
wer. laden mostly with corn, which WAS being
unload.d Some contrsbands ON shore stated tina,
when tue rebels heard our gun boats coming they
commenced putting the corn on board again a. as
10 ensure its destruction. A few shell soon dis
perssd the remaining rebels In that locality wher
The gunbuats returned to the White House.
Tie roads for the past three days have been mex
to impossible, owing 10 the recent rains. A divis
ion train WAS 30 hours making It's way hve miles,
with teams doubled, together with the assistance
furnished by = large number Of troops. The ad
vance Of the army from this point must necessarily
b. slow From here II loses tue benefit OF river
transportation, requiring all the supply trains 81
the disposal OF the Qusrtermastsr's Department
furnish no vast body of men with subsistence
| The bridge between here aud the enemy has beer
destroyed, aud every imaginable obstruction placed
! In the way of our advance.
| The Richmond DIspATCu Of the 18th has lengthy
article OH the evacuation Of Norfolk and Yorktown
aud the conduct Of TIE war generally. II says, by
abandoning detached posts which are wtshin reaci
% the enemys Meet, "a which 1t Ia impossible Y
'-i""d ws ave- suslIs, 10 onnren'rsl~ no~srhi
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The Judssshlp Of the seventh District.

Albany, May 1.-THE Judgeship Of the SUI
preme Court, Seventh district, made vacant by the
death Of Judge Knox, II ts understood, was ten
dorcd " James q. Smith and Henry X. Sslden,
both ~ whom declined, II ID understood that sena-
tor fo.ser, o. Geneva and Judges worden and
WrlshI Of Auburn, are named ~ candidates,
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THE NEW BOARD Of Chosen Freeholders Of
Hudson County have organized by elocting Abra.
ham W. Duryea, Director, aud Garret Van Horn,
Clerk.
TuK ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES Of tho Jersey
City Sunday Schools took place yesterday, and WAS
LARGELY ,ttenled
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Fire In Leou,inster, Mas.

Bo,ton, May ls.-A fire at Leominster on
Saturday morning destroyed the Pianoforts manu-
factory ofJ. IL Jockey, the comb factory Of jose
lyn d Adams, the machine shop Of Thurston b
Richardson, and two other buildings, Loss, $3o0oo
lie
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SPECIAL NOTlCEN.

Dr.. kenpedy, Proprietor Of Kenaedy's
Aedieh discovery, will he at his cfhce In Dcds-
WORMS Building 800 broadway, opposite Eleventh
Heet, May 10, To- II, 10, 20, II.
Az vat are troubled with sCROYULA sre ~
qucstod TO call.
AL TIA. are troubled with ERYsIPELAs are re-
quostcd b. call.
Al usi are troubled with CANKER are request
cd g. call
All that are troubled with NURSING SORE
MOUTH are requested T. call
All tLat are troubled with SCALD HEAD are re-
questcd to call.
Al Nat are troubled with RINGwoRM arc re-
qu,s,od n call.
Al tlat are troubled with HtMORs IN THE
EYES snd FILM GROWN OVER TIE SIGHT are
rcqutttsd 10 call.
4 Nat are troubled with sCALY ERuPTIoN0
on THE SKIN are requested ~ call.
A that are troubled Will BOII5 are requested
~ call.
Az that are troubled with RUNNING OF THE
EARS are requested TO call.
Allt.at are troubled with FEVER SORES are
requested to call. - -
Al tina, a. troubled with PIMPLEs ON TIiB
FACE are rsqussted 10 coll.
Al that are troubled With ULCERATED SORE
LEGS are request Il 10 call.
perfect cure Ia Warranted In every case, exceps
When the bones are diseased. ADVICE In all cases
gratis. myl5 6'1ls
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l:cncrnl pnpe NIONinl LIP.

| baltimore, M1y 1s.-Thc Oh Point boat has
| arrived. No news. fuinor IL current tht
| Weldon, N G., has been evacuated 10y the rel els
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lIgApQuAKTEss ARMY PoToNAG
MLlit Hnun.. NV lI-lOinn Z NJ

white House, May lT-lOi5O, 7. NJ.
Hon h NJ Stanton, Secretary II Var;
A combined naval aud army expedition, under
Capt. Murray, I, 4. N, with troops and artillery
under MAJOR willard and Capt AyIes, of the army,
welt some 20 miles up the P.nunkey river today,
and fOrsea the rebels TO destroy two steamers and
some twenty schooners. The expedition WAS ad.
nirshly managed, and I'll concerned deserve great
credit
We have advanced considerably today. The
roads are now improving.
GEn u MoNIrlAn M.inn Ganar.L
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Rogers e. Raymond,

Manufacturers Of the latest and most elegant
styles OF
GENTLEMENs CLOTHING,
having Just introduced variety Of seasonsbis
novelties would direct the attention Of sagacious
MEN OF BUSINESS
70 their immense Spring and Summer Stock OF
elegant suits for the store the counting house, the
promenade, 40, &c. Prices marked on every
article, and no deviation.
Stores, l2i, 193, and 1876 Fulton n,
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Loisriac, My i7.--Major IIclve,i was ro-
leased by order Of Morgan, htSpatta Tenn ,,sec, on
Monday, aud Is now at Nashville. Major II. says
Morgan had 60 men with hin, when he leh.