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The national Republican., 1862-05-07
AWussnssss.

FoRD's Arnssxyx Last week Of xtstsky
Ehgagen,sNi.-Mr. Forregt'p grntt1x4t v4t4xee
msntof several weeks Will bsR Rt6A "a AclbtS
on o.. Friday evening nsxt. wnsn ~ sr11R!as 81.
ular triuuph vkioh his eadian4d tsai19 NJ
here achieved. HE brilliant succsse here
through . ssasoo notofiouely unlavosae elsL to
theatrical amuseDSuts, end u deeytte q All The
times, demonstrates, with eqdsi foros and VIM
conclusive snsot, the undininished @roe and
elasticity Of hiss eshius, and the AImhSss with
which he b ssAted In the popular N6ectiohs and
regard. The three nights yet remaining Of bic
taken the genera. delight In NJ. FORESTS mas.
tsrly efforts, be really brilliant In the popular
signinoxnce Of their suo0ets. - ins 20 ,,
Tonight he appears "a Brutue.", IA the
ismented author Of" Home, Sweet Home" 5fs
OPERA AND GorrscHALx 10 Nionr.-Ths Arst
performance of L. n. Gottsohxlk and 0rxus
opera company, will take place this evening,
At Growers theatre; and II We are TO Judge By
the merits Of ths company and the brlnAncy Of
chalk will play Transcription from thb Misessfe
of Trovat0re, Fxntxsie Of Norma, and his new
piece, Rspond's Moi, composed BY himsaN for
four hands He will be assisted init BY signor
Muzio. .r-,..ssF .lsbor3
The second part Of the programme Includes
the last act Of DOnizetti's opera, La Favorita:
Nine. D'Angri ~ Leonors; Brignoli rs Fernsp.
do; Susini As Bxithazar. ~ ~ "
Tomorrow evening will bs performed Rpsst-
mis- celebrated comic opera, with hne. Dan
gri, Briguoli, nsnousi, susipi, Anodio. and
Mme. Nora In ths principal roles; ard Mr. Cots.
chalk will play, betwesn the acts. Friday, Don
setti's celebrxtod opera, Betty, will BE- given.
Seats for either Of the three opera nights can
be secured vt ketxerott's music stere. friHi
CASrknBrRy.- This splendid hall and popular
place OF amusement now ranks among the nrst
In the country. At an enormous outlay, The
energetic prOprietors have engaged combine
lion Of talented srtistes, such " was never bs
fore seen upon the stage; for instance. the two
celebrated voGalsts, Ida Duval and Julia Nor
timer, either Of whom are sul1oisnt TO attract
crowds for weeks 10 succession. ln addition,
they have the fascinstiog and grscefpl dan.
seuse, Millis Fowler, who has no supefior upon
the American stage. These talented artistss,
with. host Of others, oomprislns the entire
company, appear TO night 10 wellseleotsd
performance, embracing the great and beauti.
ful "Gipsey's Lay" This sttsrnoon. this pro.
prietors Offer great inducements to the ladies
to attend the matinee, which viii be one Of The
m"st entertaining ever given In this city.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07
SEE7E z WI ~

GREE WiLd5A.ss ~ N .sos
ERTY. By. virtue Of deed Of Iuss, made and ex
bay, to the mbscnber, aed duly recorded IN Lber
Ss III, aSS Ss Sss S1s, ~ c.
iumbis, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
Fourth street, between ? snd 9 street. Es.t, On
O'CLOCK p m, ali that PIECE or PARCEL OF
GRoUHD lying md being 1. ne city Of wa,hins:
plan thereof .stv.aty isst froSt ~ running
numbered Ave hundred and twsnty-cne l1i,' Il be,
ing the south twenty eight fsst ofsAd lot No to-
gethsr with the improysmeuts, ooasisting Of two.
story and bassnent bIick houss and prsaisss, With
the appurtsIanoes-
Tssss - sAI.:.oas third ths g.rssass money
to be paid within three days After the day Of als,
and the remainder 10 three equal nstalments at ak
twsys snd d s,sntsssn s NOAH & Sifn y sSsss go, On
The s.p:nss q Y Parsas:s, ssssFs ths asf.isd
With within three days after the sals the trlstee
serves the right TO recall q the osst and risk Of the
CORNELIUS LENT, Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
% 2S-tawkds N ~ Auotioneers.
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wiitsA urss. Ne. es4 Pean. Avsnus,

3 ssllins original carts d .yisiis photographs
Of Generals 6oott, noOlsllan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
nont, Butler, And others. Our uksneiB Of
neOlsllan ID the LATEST published, and 10 con.
hdered the best In existenos. Bee our photo.
distinguished nen. Attention Of military men
. called 70 bur full llisnEth lsttsrtypss, fosssnd.
tne BY nAil. sV74 o. 'lfE -H .a - 10
The national Republican., 1862-05-07
0os1l,vin,s RseAa nasesvy.

Many Of our readers may have witnessed
sxpesiments In this otty With 3 bsssoh leading
cannon, very simple and novel In construction,
cmpabls Of being nred twenty .hve times In =
ntauts, with sbtsld 90 oon1kructeA ~ 70 re.
bound ball three hundred yards. II Ared from
. point one hundred yxfds distant. II haS been
heated 30 hotas, 10 ignite powder. BY inserting
bars Of red hot iron, and yet loaded and dis:
charged without danger. II 10 the invention Of
wm.- 2. Goodwin. Of Bs,moBt county, Ohio.
II has been loaded and nred BY President Lin.
Iooln. examined BY ordnance sacsrs, maohin.
'lets and others, and pronounced, with rsmark.
able unxnimity, q successful surmounting Of
sII the dificulties attending the use OF breech.
loading guns. Guns Of ell, eisss, including
rifles and smAn Arms, are being conetf uo ted
upon the same prinoipie We have examined
4, and can attestits successful operation. Dol.
Stewart, OF this city CONVINCED OF its great
value, has purchased An tatsr6st 10 the pslsnt.
Measures have been tsken TO secure European
patents upon t'iis remarkable invention, which
bids fair to become another Of the agencies
which seem destined to revolutionize the pres.
ent system OF national warfare. ''" -"
a trial was yesterday made, 10 the perfect
satisfaction Of all eye witnesses. Of loading and
disoharging the gun while heated 90 ~ to tgAite
powder. II WAS done with perfect safety.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07
VOOAI OOHIO8RT.

The Children Of the Third District Primary Schools
take great pleasure In snaouneing to theft friends
and the public that they will give their ANNUAL
MAY CONCERT. under the direction Of their mu.
$40 teacher, Prof Daniel, on
THURSDAY EVENING, the sth Inst,
Al Odd fsllows' Hall, Est Washington, oomnsne-
Tho Pisns Ussd on the occasion has been kindly
furnishsd By Mr. Ellis, and Will be presided at BY
Mis- Addis Thompson and Miss Susie 'AoConnell.
my 7-W&r
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

SECURITY AGAINST FIRE AID
. BURGLARS.
Ths Subscriber have constantly iu store good
assortment Of
Herring d Co.'S Celebrated Fire and Burglar.
Proof Safes, aad PaymAsters' Cash Boxes,
which they sell at the mAAuiaoturers' prioss.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.
my b-dlm Auction and Com Merchants.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

DAILIEF's SALE.-On SATURDAY, the 10th
ID instant, we shall expose to public sale, on the
lowing goods and chattss, 70 Wit: ~ boxss Bourbon
Whisfy marked n; boxss Blaekbersy Brandy;
boxee Cherry Brandy; boxss Old Crown Port;
boxes Old Port Wtne. Ssissd and taksn for rent
due By j. T. Strong 10 Frtshegh Coyle.
JF. KING,
Us NORWOOD.
my7-dSt Baillfs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

Lot adjoining sold for seven cents per foot;
purchased BY John Pelx. .s '."lsH'
. All Of square north Of square 642, purchased
BY O. Desmond. ~. ..,.r.t- .-a-..-- y
Lot No. l In square 80l; purchased by John
welsh, at ~ cents per foot. ....,'..'.,
Lot No. q 10 square s94: purchased BY John
Welsh, at II cents per foot.
Lot No. 8 in square S9l; purchased BY Martin
MuNsmara, at II cents per foot. o.
Lot No. in square SsA; purchased BY Martin
Mon smxra, ut II cent per foot. - fp
Lot No. In square 800; purchased BY Martin
AoNamara. NJ Z Of . cent per foot.
Lot No. 8 In square so4; purchased by q. ".
Mitchell, st Of cent per foot.
Lot No. In square s9t; purchased by N. G.
Bstemsn, NJ II cent per foot. '.'''
Lot No. 10 10 square ssli purchased by N. @.
Bxtsn,an. at ~ cents per foot. IN y IN ~
. We are happy to state that there ia much
better feeling in real estate.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

DIV GR1EN 4 WlLllAMs, AHctic.ssss;
ID LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
and Fancy Nquors gsnsFsliy; Fins GfoeeIiss, To.
baeso, asd ssgsrs. 70, by estalesss At AUCTION.
sold at auction By virtue Of dscd Of trust - the
subtcribef, ct 10 o'oiook, . n at No. 3a2 Pennsyi
vania svsnus, opposite Wiilarss Hotel, the Stock
oery Store The above stock was selected with great
care for Q nEst olan trsas. f..
Included 10 the sale will b found many articles Of
Groce Hes and hue Liquor, worthy the attention OF
Housskeepep, Sutlen, and the trade IN esneral
F. M REAZON,
Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
my 7-dAds lstsrl Auoaoassr
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

VNTANrED..AMa Mas % DELIVER shs RsrusIicAr.
" Gail from 70 q O'Clock Wsdns day and
Tharsday syssias' None but man nssd apply.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

q Q. .. 1stsatsy.....l
m 0aGsa sAasse1s Vel. 3
- =, s r., ST.!
~ 49, isaanl ~. /!
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

DY J. O. MeoUIRE = co.. ANstasa ssv..
d HAND0OHE NEARLY NEW AND GOOD
OLD IA6AI0NED DfURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On fHURSDAY MORNING, Nay sth, sommsac-
ng q 10 O'Clock, ws shall ell o. houss, PsnAsylvs.
MA svsnus psaf Tws~iisAh street, the fsaidsaes OF
lady about 10 rs12vs from the city, good assort-
nent Of Household Furniture, name 10 part
Rosewood case seven octave PAAao Foets, bosoeo =
Rsssvood Brosssslls covered Psziss suiss, sos- b,
siaree Sofss, 2 Arm and Side Chairs, rH"'i'I
HahoGasy Marble top Pier and Side Tables,
Mapls Iniaid vsnesred Centre Table, .''' D
Mahoeaay Hair.cloth and. Cane sat Reception.
Chain,
Ds.s:E covered Spring Seat Pa,ior a.d Library
psm,sr n covered Lou,ss ..d Roofing Chair, a.
Aahoeasy and walnut wssdSobss, Bureaus, and
csns 81 OSsnbsr Chaiss, sad Rosksrs,
Nall Hat Tree and Oiloloth,
Wall ut, Maple, and Cottage De1stsaas,
Feather Beds, Bosters, and Pillovs,
Hsir and Husk Mattrssses, and Bedding,
Childs' Iroa Crib, Metres, aud Pillow,
wiudow Gu tains and Shades, Toilet Ware,
Thres.ply and Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpet, and
NshcSssy, Union Dining Iabis, sidsbosrd, er ] b
/ East India China Dinner Set H' ~ W
Chias, Glass, and Crockery Wsfs, IN. - -s3'
Library Book CaAs, and Book contained thefeAn,
Rfittsnia Ice Pitcher. Plated Deoantsr Jars r.
Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Rsqaidtss, Ao.' &c
JAs. G. MCGUIRE / CO.,
nyT-dh Auctioneers,
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

sS-wssson's Progress sf slsvery-Copsss
Of thi wsik are for ale q the oes Of the NasSai
Republican. Panphlet edition, % eents. Bound
edition, 70 osats.
pOARD WARTRD.-w wanted, By . yeusr
- man good room, with o. wltAcut boasd, IN :
private f,miiy A. ro.thsrn family pssfsrrea. A.
WTANTED.-A Nas % dslivlr ths R,rpsI,cAr.
w Call fr.n 8 q q O'Clock Wsdns day aad
Tharsday sysaisr None but man need apply.
IUANTED MEDlATELY-FOUR HAR.
" Mss, M ,HAkERs. Apply 70 Z, 0ags.hsi.sr,
No s19 Ninth street, opposite Centre Asskst
ny TN = ~. = - L. ------...-..
WARTED-By 4 respectable ard ooapstsss
WsInn Ns asSsSn .n ss,. T.. aSSssss.ssps Ss n go.
Apply At the sorshse.t corner q Fourteenth - d
stissts, or sddrsa" &c. r." at this once. my '-St
Nv bss basy 70 Lso. thst thss y can buy ciosSisI,
isv.st PTio:, q SMITHS. No eco ssvssth ssrssi.
ENSR RENT.-Two large second story front
II rsoos, we'll nafsishsd Nih b. let without board,
ct nodsesss nfssL Locshoa h ths northern part u
ths city, and desirable for summer seoos Addrss
EOR REgT.-A hsndsonsly farnishsd. fosr
.tory h,isa hcase, supplisd vtth way! asd &c.
do,r. ffoa the oorasr Of Tssth Inqsire On the
premises. '.i """ ~ .f .' ny 0St
TINE COP ARFn n RaHIP bsr,eofprs s,i ,istiv
i between r Frisbey and'G H. Afford, Il this
Day dissolved BY mutual oonssnt.
Al books and sceounss Of ~ nsm LETT With Z
Frsbsy for ssttlsosot.. Russell EH!SBEY. b.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

TAs Sssf.issI: S Isn;Nss ~ rS,;: SSSS WI VIZ e :
dcs Fsrsitsis," !" At he ones u tss Nsass.al =.
psbliosW my SetS
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

n e@sl hspss, Usss ~ es,ss 5ksAbs
~ WssAAa1e~ ska1s, ose1vs1ssa, zpvl X.
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

BOARD WARrRD.-- wanted, BY ysssg
ID man good room, with or without board, In Z
private family A Northern family pFsisrref. Ad.
drSo K T., at this ofhce. my7-7ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-07
May FEsTIvAL.

MAY TEsTIvAL.
X. Liable has the honor Of announcing to the
citizen. Of wsshipgtou and vicinity that hls MAY
ITsTIvAL will take place at TEMPERANCE
UAIl., Il street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
on THURSDAY EVENING, May 8, 1893.
ap4l-ds
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

kN17RS CHANCE OF PRO6RLkNE
Doom open st1k Psrfosmanoe q " O'Clock.
Admi0ioa % esn9 Orchestra ohaiu % osnts.
Mattinsss WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, for
Ladies and Children, whsn . number Of valuable
6askst
Np. Convey, No. ~ Eleventh street, rso.ivsd Q
e2S Silver Cake Baskseoa Saturday iast (Stafl
The national Republican., 1862-05-07

w MISS e-NAKERS. Apply 10 y. Oppsnhsinsr,
No. Gag Ninth street, oppo'fts Centre Mssfst
The national Republican., 1862-05-07
sale OF Real Bseats.

J. Wall h Barnard, auotioneers, sold. on Mon,
day afternoon. at their auction roOms. part cf
lots 8, and 10. In square No. 5sl, improved By
four frame houses. r.,..,lt - r-,,.5
No. sold for 5000 purchased by John Pells.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-28
LoUIsBURG FEMALE CoLIrcF

TENHlS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE ulyscI,,,,-u
= "t MT. James SOuthgate and Lady. i Iocn,'.5
I'D que Oh Inc most delightful villages in North Csron
ne most INC rough instruction in all branches of female
and undOubted qualification experience
Inc music department is in charge of Prof V EneriD.
ger, W farlS France pupil of Thaberg Circulars will
De sent 10 all who desire them For full particulars sd
dress LANES SnI|TIIN I ITT au-
A,r;I 90 ,sea LOuisburg, ".
io'- 35-tf
20 Raleigh papers. Wilmington Journal FarrttariIIs
Observer, Tarboro' SOuherner and GoIdsboro Tibo
will pease discontinue the long advertisement in hsr
columns and insert the above in its place four times week
ly, and forward bills to Louisburg u G.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-28

Peter Trouble6eld, Captain; Ruins p AL
nio Sona astf w s3n Second Lieuts INST
allen King, Henry Harden, Second Iian,S FIRST Lieut.
- Captain; Sanders Al Inn., -
Lieuts. '' OoVlngton, Second
Joshua Little Captain; Daniel McD yoru. =.
Lieuts. hoseinan Second
- Captain John E Rbeim Far.
G19rgS lower Joseph Stephenson Second Lieut. Lieut.
Lieut. Isaac kearns, Nelson Hopkins S%cnIS First
Lion, & Gardner Captain George Banonh ' Et
Lieut.; David Magness, Oliver Beam S-cod FIRST
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops--Inf,n,rrI
mar, Major. o''O"ei' David Cole.
Company Attention Strange Can't. Jobr pn
FIRST Lieut. John Fain MoseIey' Sac"n n pTYche
B-Alfred Bell, Capt; W Anderson Emu II4euts
Joshua Byrd, VIM Holbrooks, second ijomt Lieu;
G-HgSh Davidson, Capt. Samuel s G. NJ.
Lieuts FARMER, Second
,D-Ambrose Gaines, Capt; Jackson Sb;rrou =.
Lieut. WIN Allan, James Bearden Second ij a, First
,E-1ameS BRYAN, Capt; George Bristol, Firs,
ALBERT l. Lea'herman, James w 81 carer Sa5 ient;
tenants e'' second Lieu
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE
WAR NEWSi

THE RECENT ACT OF CONGRESS Rpo1rrnr,
papv Of GPamy to be raised to 2 rank and lie Co%o
L, ., my regiment requires 90 men, from Chin
county y Company G, from Chatham, ~ MEM GnSnam
d. rom Union county, % men Company G. from Wiay
o. men COMPANY D, from Wake, wants 70 mem Cn
moore county, wants Is men; Com1anv r. ~ from rom
county wants % men Men liable to draft in tboSa ca nTme
tes had better come along once and fin m fbs I'
them to me. 2 p '' " S STTI 10 bring
Near KinstOn, April %, 1862. u tsoops.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-28
CHATHAM CoALFIELDs RAILROAD.

At A MEETING OF THE COMMlSSloNhn.oo the
n pointed for opening Books of SubscTlpu o5
above Road, the following Resolution was in said
Company be forthwith opened, at the Bank Of CAPE W.
in the City of Raleigh, under the Superintendent
Ii. Jones'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-28

Major
i-Samuel r Bunting Captain; Samuel Bowden, Da-
vd Bunting, First LeuS; James Post, Second Lieut..
B-ThOmas Perdie Captain; Robert NJ Devane, Henry
Daniel, First LieutS James Baker, Second Lieut..
C-JOhn Hedrck Captain; james NJ Stevenson, Jas
Cumming, First Leus.; JAS Huggins Second Lieut..
D-MalcOm McNar. Captain; John Macarthur, John NJ
McKimmUn, First Leus. ), Archibald McNar, Second
Lieut..
Flames N afsyo, Captain; James NJ Draughon Law
Lancaster, First Lieuts. John Speght Second
Lieut.. -.
John Richardson, Captain; John Melvin, II W
Hudgns, First Leuts.; w Tatom, Second Lieut..
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops.-.lnfantry.)
Charles Lee, Colonel William NJ Barber Lieutenant
Colonel; John G Bryan, Major; VIM Nicholson, Adj /;
II Stowe, Commissary; r NJ Oates, Quarter Master
Company A-John Hartzog Capt James Goodman,
First Lieut.; Richard Goodman, William Stuart, Sec
B-Jonathan Horton Capt Jordan Cook, First Lieut. !;
Thos Cook Andrew Crtcher, Second Lieuts.
C-James Potts. Capt; Thus A wilson FIRST Lieut.. |;
D-John Ashcraf, Capt; jackson Bost First Lieut. /;
vachel Chairs William A Gaddy, Second Lieuts.
E-Wm Farhing, Capt; Paul Farthing, First Lieut. /;
WIN Shuil Harvey Bingham, Second Lieuis.
F-Chas Hickerson, Capt. SamI Shepherd, First
Lieut.; Dan l. Cary, VIM Beard, Second tieuts.
G-James Reed, Capt. Robert l. Steele First Lieut..
Joel Brown Daniel AUSTIN Second Leuts.
H-Wm l. Rankin, Capt. Geo W Hanks, First Lieut. (;
VIM G Morris Henry Fife, Second LieutS.
John Harrison Capt; Robt NJ Oates, First Lieut.;
Moses Hart, Julius ]. Price, Second Lens.
K-JOhn Ross Capt Lowry Grimsey, First Lieut.. /;
VIM Hascy, John Williams. Second Lieuts
Thirty Eighth Regt., IN. c. Troops.--Infantry.)
William lIoke Colonel Oliver II. Dockery, Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George w Sharpe, Major. ~ r,-.-s-
Company A-Adolphus q Mosely, Captain David G
Morrsey First Lieut.; Alsa Brown, David Pearsall
B-Columbus Cook, Captain Robt r Armfeld, First
Lieut.. Augustine W Blackburn, Lewis F. Hanes Second
Lieuts. .s....>--
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-28
Nineteenth Regiment 9TH State Troops---:
Cavalry.)

Samuel Spruill, Colonel; William G Robinson, Lieu
tenant Colonel John W Woodin, Major; Guford Mich
Company A-George W days, Captain; John B
Rodgers Firs Lieutenant; William Moore, George w
Snider, Second LieuienantS -
B-Clintuu NJ Andrews, Captain; 5 Jay Andrews, First
Lieutenant; Richard Allison, James Turner Second
Leutenants.
C-John Booth Captain; James NJ Wynns First Lieu
tenant; Mills Eure, William Roberts, Second Lieu
tenants.
D-Jamcs W Strange, Captain; -, First Lieuten-
ant Joseph Baker, james Williams, Second Lieuts
E-Columbus A Thomas, Captain; Josiah j d Wick,
First Lieutenant Nicholas Harris Robert Atkinson,
Second Lieutenants.
F-Barziilai L Cole Captains Elisha King First Lieu
tenant James X Nelson, Second Lieutenant
G-Lewis Saterthwa Captain; William Satterth-
wait, First Lieutenant; William NJ Nelson Geo Bryan,
Second Lieuienants.
Holm Randolph, Captain; Henry Hardy, First
Lieuenanti George Bishop, William Newsom' Second
LieutenHnts.
I-Jesse Bryan. Captain; John Arnold, First Lieu
tenant Dan Bryan, John Ritter, Second Leuteuants
K-Josiah Turner, Captain William Graham, First
Lieutenant John Lockhart James Moore Second Lieu
tenants.
Twentieth Reg. doth Volunteers---Infantry.)
Alfred ISerson Colonel; franklin Faison, Lieutenant
Colonel; William il Toon, Major.
Company A-Neson Slough, Captain; CT aries Harris,
First Lieutenant; Smith, D Young, Second Lieu
tenants
BIZ Attwell Captain; R Harris First Lieutenant
w Caldwell William Johnston, Second Lieutenants.
C-B Smith, Captain; james Williams, First Lieu
tenant; Henry Coleman, Second Lieutenant.
D-Johu Stanly, Captain; w Jasper Stanly, First
Lieutepants.
E-Claudius Densou Captain; R Pryor James, Adj't
First Lieutenant; Louis Hicks, Second Lien'e
F-o Chestnut Captain James W Wright, First
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
gROm WASHINGTON.

AbHIhuIUII may IDs
Inaddition 70 the steamers Here and
Kent which brought hither the released
Onion prisoners last night, the Kennebsc
has arrived with upWerds Of 450 wounded
rebels from Williamsburg. These men are
for the greater part slightly wounded, and
are attended BY rebel surgeons and nurses.
A strict guard is kept over this boat. No
visitors are permitted.
The steamer State Of Maine also arrived
with shout three hundred and thirty, the
J. P. Werner with four hundred, and the
Elm City with four hundred and ffty sick
and wounded prisoners from different reg
iments. They are being removed 70 tbe
various hospitals to day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
FROM OARO
Special Timss; -'-'0' nay -

OHIoAeol May 10.
By the steamer City Of Memphis from
Pittsburg Landing, We learn that on Mon.
day two rebel regiments from Kentucky
and Tennessee, attempted to desert their
cause and come over in body to the Fed.
eral army. The enemy held them in check
until mutiny ensued, when strong force
was sent over from our advanced lines 10
interfere, snd in short time returned to
with about sixty prisoners, mostly from the
ranks Of the deserving regiments.
They give doleful account Of affairs in
Beauregard's army. They confirm previous
statements, tnst the troops from the BoF.
der States are anxious to return to their
former allegiance.
Stories OF the euemy'g lack Of provisions
are denied BY deserters, who cay that they
nave plenty Of subsistence at Corinth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
Nnrrnr 80 J ool. YlIIIpIrue.


A oor ssponaent narrates this EarFoW
ssoaps Of the commander Of Fort Wright
A pisss Of shell, seven or eight inches
long, passed within E foot Of Gen. viii
pigue's head, on Thursday, end buried IT,
self three feet IN The earth. The cenebs-
sion Of the atmosphere Knocked ViHipipue
down, and for more than minute he vas
sbeechlsssi On recovering, he said ke had
eoncIuded bis earthly career Waa oyer ana
hhd expected u awake in 8 sphere V'here
the rebellion and ths d-d Yankees would
not cause aim any more slsepless nights.
Did the Rebel leader regret be had mel
bsen kslIe
L should not marvel Il be did; for 1
think not few of the Confederate obiefs
wiz live 70 regret they ever we're born.
Daath e ofton regarded as piece 5f
ecod fofsdne, and more than ons Of JeR
DaVi1's aatsIfftss viii sEolaim IL the fEtufe,
Is the French General did il the crimes
Flhsn lsoEilg dsWna fSF the drst time ar9a
ths formidable fgrtiHcati0ns Of 6sEasioPals
9 Luoilylesint AmsRd envy him, fof be
Is dsadP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16

NEW YoRK, usy 10.
A Fortress Monroe letter dated the 18Th,
says that the deserters who are constantly
coming In, agree in their statements that
the evacuation Of Richmond is rapidly pro-
gressing, and the efforts Of the retreating
rebels is merely to bol back Gen. MoClel-
Ian so as to obtain time 10 remove all their
stores
They also say that the destruction Of the
city by FIRE is threatened, that it will take
the utmost efforts on the part Of the citiE8ns
TO prevent its oonsumation that the eVaou-
tion is now progressing there is no manner
Of doubt, and the Government archives
have been sent South.
The story Of the enemy's lack of provis.
ions is denied by these deserters who say
that there is plenty of subsistence at Cor
NTH.
The United States gunbeat Catawba ar.
rived here this morning eighty hours from
Port Royal. The OataWbA has e9s3 bags o.
unginned cotton on board. News unimpor.
tant