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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
EXPECTATION OF 4 NIGHT ATTACK.

ISh6t evening, vi uetcT'cfs VI"
board the Flagship at three different times and re-
ported without any collision it was believed, that
the enemy intended TO attack the foilla during the
night with thirteen gunboats, which number they
ray they now have opposite the fort, and do their
utmost to sink or cripple the entire feet.
The plan Of attack given with many pariic,
ulars and though the enemy could have effected
nothing beyond the qualification OF their revenge,
Commodore Foote b leved the attack would he IN.
dertaken, and made every preparation being himself
on deck dnrng heavy storm until late hour, per-
sonay observing that biz commands were obeyed.
The night was very favorable-dark, heavy and
tempestuous-just such one as might have been
chosen for sudden surprise. Nearly every one wac
up and until Wight eyes were directed toward the
bend, with the expectation OF seeing the Rebel gun
boats come around the Point. Many Of US were on
deck all night, and sailors were 80 longing for
fight thai they could not remain in their hamnocks
The dark and uncertain night passed away, and
the sun--hopefnl harbinger-rose bright ana beauti-
.ul IN an unclouded sky; but no hostile craft WAS
visible.
If tie Rebels intended to make brilliant dash,
they showed he experience oi Bob Acres; for aii IA
quiet now. and looks peaceful ~ a coming rose
IN Tie early morning of the fragrant June.
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to the Yankee invaders without o struggle, but is
actually consummating that pnrIoee by Withdrawing

to the Yankee invaders without struggle, but is
actually eonsummating that purpcse BY Withdrawing
portions Of bis splendid army-an army that has
been gathered at an immense cost expressly and
solely for The deense Of that point.
II this he true, the patriotic people Of the South
West who have 80 nobly contributed to the estab-
lishment OF Southern independence may as well re-
nqnish their hopes OF success and prepare 10 weld
quiet submission TO Northern despOtism. With an
enemy's army st our right untrammeled and un-
opposed; with New-Orlcans in the possession Of the
Lincones, and their victorious fleets ascending the
river above us. and with another force penetrating
the wido Of Arkansas, seeking 20 reach this point,
there ID really no hope left
When Gen Beauregard came 10 the West, he
bronght hope and confidence. His career hitherto
had been one OF most brilliant Successes, and bis
name WAS tower of strength. We believed then
that notwithstanding the bluudors that had been
committed, and the disasters TO our cause that had
resulted thereirom, there vas still hope ie.t. We
felt coDhien, that the hero Of Manassas could and
would riye the S0uth-@est but how gea' Is onr dis
appointment II !, shall appear that the intelligence We
print to-day il correct.
1'rne, we had had our confidence ia Gen. Beaure-
gard .haken by bis defeat on the field of Shiloh
We firmly believe, however we may have on other
occasions doubted the ability and skll OF that la
menied officer, that, had tho brave Johnston been
sparod, army would not have been repulsed from
that icld made sacred by The blood Of thousands OF
csuses within the control Of Beauregard not neces-
ear, here TO be mentioned.
Shall he now evacuate his defenses at Corinth
without irst etoully contesting its occupancy with
the Northern hireiings slal he thoow open
The beautiful Mississippi Valley to the Invasion o.
the Vsndals who geek its devastation; shall he de-
cline giving the loyal and brave men VINO have eD'
ed under the banner Of Southern independence an
opportunity to test their prowess with tbose who
ieek to make slaves Of them; nay, more, shall he
and like a coward, fly before blow has been struc
his name, far from remaining tower Of strength,
will become by-word aud reproaeh FOR all future
generations.
We hope our intelligence is unfounded. We hope,
though it be Like hoping against hope, that the
movement of the troops from Cornth is but step III
the development Of come IN masterpiece Of strategy
which will surely overwhelm and utterly annhi. ate
the invaders The public will wait anxiousy further
news from the east.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
1862. THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE 3
FROM NEwioKx TO THE PEIScPAL WESTERN C,rIEs
Eight trains run daily from Sew.fo. to Phadelphis viz
TsXS I'd Ssmas9 So snf The hSSy %s 1s BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLAN0r-ST.
BY way of Philadelphia the morning leave New
York time other routes Evening passengers
at o D. N one hour later than other lines
BY way OF Allentown evening passengers leave Gs m,
hours later than the Northern lines and 6 both rostss
points In the North West Cresioe Indianapolis Lonvhe,
St Loui, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and I'll main
points West. with fewer changes Of cars. ~ .
Sleeping Cara without change from Philadelphia TO
P.bnrg6 miles and NewYork Pittsburgh, 40 miea
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free
Secure Tickets gsssdT s1 ofd EarSRhToN sy tiT;.oSN'
Tho Pennsylyania Central Company runs an Ennrans
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode Of
parties moving Westward at one bali the usual rstes
Of fare. .nx,,,,,r,
By this route feghts Ct oil descriptions can be fowGdeA
from any point the Railroads Of Ohio In
ROAD DIRECT TO port on the nayigsbie rven Of
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The rates Of Freight and from point In the Westby
the syvana Railroad at oil tunes favorable a. are
charged By other Railroad Companies Merchants ana snip
pers nung the transportation Of their Freight 70 this Com
psny can rely with c0phdence sT on its pee'S "an"I
Farmer. and Dealers 10 Live Stock will fnd this most ad.
route, Cspacious Yards well waered and sup.
and its connections and every attention is paid TO tne wants.
From Harrisburg where will be found every i9E
ssd,s d Is,qs s Soss Sdsd q mARkET AZ
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Astor'hoass'
LEEcH Co, Freight Ageo,s, Il, ,,,,,,.
No. Astor House. and No. South Wilhan'Rs
No. Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS. General supt. Altoona Pa
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ARRIVAL OF The u. s. STEAMTRANsPORT
HAZE FROM NFWBERN, n. G.

HAZE FROM NEWBERN, N. c.
The L. s. mail stesm-transport Haze, Capt. j. E.
Williams, arrived on Wednesday morning from
New bern, NJ c., after passage Of 45 hours. She
brings the mail from Gen. Burnsde's division, and
some 100 passengers, among whom are Capt. Alex
ander Murray, L. s. N. bearer Of dispatches; Lieut.
L. y. Meeker and Acting Master Daniels, q. s. NJ;
B. T.. Mallory, Lieu,.-Co. Lyman Of the 9th Macs
achuset,s, Capt. Phillips Of the 5lst New-fork,
Lieut. Hare and Capt. Hart OF the lO3d New ofk,
Capts. Hammill aud Graham and Lent Bartholo'
NEW Of the 9Th New York, who were wounded In
the battle of Camden, and several other officers on
furlough and resigned. She brings large amount OF
expreas freight TO the Adams Express Company and
s bodies of deceased officers and soldiers belonging
TO the 5lst New-lork, 9Th New-fork, 10Th Con
necticut, and 23d Massachusetts. Among the latter
are the bodies Of Adjutant Charles A. Gadsden OF
the 9th New York, who was killed at the battle Of
Camden ON the 18th Of April sent home in charge of
f. H. Graulzein and accompanied by the wornded
officers and q body-guard consisting OF Sergeant,
Smith and 10 men, alto the bodJ OF private Van
Sickle
departure OF the last mail, and affairs are quiet at
Roanoke Beaufort and other places. The Ellen >.
Terry was passed going up the Neuse River on Sat
urday afternoon. The Peabody, with CATTLE ar
rived on Wednesday, and two schooners arrived at
IIattrrds Nuiluhy, also WIN uttNts loT army
The Haze passed, oil Chincoteague and the Jeney
coast. on Tuesday, large number OF schooners,
with coal. forage &C., bound south. For the first
part of passagc had wind Me- latter part strong
from NV. ~
The rassengcrs from Newbern on board the Haze
met ana passed complimentary resolutions To Capt
Williams for the gentIemaDly treatment extended to
them during the trip. Col Lyman, Messrs Andrew
Inolis. Cant. Graham, and Lieut.. Thompson, were
aupointed Committee 10 carry these sentiments 10
The Captain. Capt. Williams responded to the ad-
dress in an of hand sailors speech.
large number Of Union men, residents of Wash
ington, N c., had asked Gen. Burnside for protec-
ton for their families and their homes and as for
themselves, they ready to take the field in de-
Tense of the Government. Steps were at once taken
to orpapze q new regiment. Capt Potter was ap-
popted Colonel, and two companies Of Gen. Burn
sides troops were sent to Washington as a nucleus;
and the volunteer Union men were being armed and
equipped for service.
The lO3d n. Y. Regiment had captured "a large
number of Rebel cavalry horses, and were using
them against the enemy with great effect.
The remains Of lS soldiers were brought by the
Haze, and will be cent to the friends OF the deceased
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" From foot Of Cogr,landtst stConnectins at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lacssws and estern Railroad
aud At Esston with Lehgh Valley Raroad and Its conneo
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and West without
change OF cars -
SUMMER Commencing May s, 1862
Leave New-York as follows:
HARRrsBuRG ExPRK.s-Ai a. NJ; for Es'tOn. Reading,
Pottsyille. Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk, Wilsmspor &c
NAL TRAIS-At 8 a. m for Easton, Water Gap Scran.
ton, Great Bend. Pittston, NiGesbsrre, &c.
n " THKorGu TK,is-For Eastou. Mauch Chunk, VII.
lismsosrt Reading, Pottsvlle Harrisburg, &c.
p NJ. WAY pAssESGEK TRAS-kor Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown. and Mauch Chunk'
5:90P ~ WAY TRAIS-For Somerville.
BPs WESTERN ExPREss-For Esston. Allentown. Read
ing harrisburg Pittsburgh, and the West Sleeping
Jersey City tLrou to pittshufsh
EXPRESS TRAN FOR H,RRt.BuRd-The m. Express
New York arrives at Harrisburg at connect
ing East and West Northern
Central Railroad North and South and with the Cumber.
land Valley Railroad.
rHE TnKouGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR rHB WEsr. leaving
NewYok at p. M makes close connection at Harrisburg
with Penusylvan Rairoadwh change Of to Pitts
burgh. and but one to Cincinnati aud Chicago. Three
hours time Is saved by taking this train.
ELIkABErHPoRr NEw-YoRK FRRRY-Leave New
YORK from Pier No 2, North River, 1880 aud l:2o H.
3:20. 4:Jo. and q p. m.
The boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners Hsrbor escn
way. JOHN U. STERNS, Superintendent
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NEW.YORK g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD


iGt2. sPHING ARFANGEMENI i'oE'
COMMENCING MAY 5. 1867. -
Passenger Station la Nsw-York 27ta st and 4h'av
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:
For Ne ~-Haven. T. a. m., tEI)i R:l5, tEx)i $3.50
4:30 and p. IN. (kxl - 80 o., ,.,
For sddsepori Z a mr. tE1li ia;h 'En)' 81"
For Milford STAFFORD Fairfield, Southport. and wespOr
la N. l2:l5. $3.50, and 40 p m ,so IA.
For Norwak, T. $3.50 g. ILL., l9;i3 g. tEI)i S''o' f'"''
For Daisn and Greenwich T. $3.50 g. m p:l5 3:So 4:3o,
For stamford T. 3, (EI) $50 nj i2:lS, ,. (EIh 3;
so, 4:3D, $50 9 p m, trr) .,
Fo Port Chester and mediate Stations, 9:J0A NJ III
Is, $3.50; 400 $50, $50 p. NJ. .
kor Port Chester aud Sew. Rochelle. BIO. m, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, M, (EIh (EIh sp
FOR Boston, via Shore Line l2l5, 2 p. IN, lEr)
For Hartford and Springfield r. m, tEx) n:Io, j.
(EH.l p IN. Tx -
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal NJ, (EKl
and i2:l5 p. III. to Northampton .
For Hartford, Providence, aud Fishkl Railroad. AM
(Ex.), l2:l3 .. M. :,
For NewfIa,en New.London, and Stonins,on RsilTosi
ats o H., ll:l5, 3. Q .. m. (Ex.)
For Canal Railroad ~ Is p. IN. TO Northampton.
For fou.atonic Railroad. to Pushod, III D. NJ to
New. Milford
For Nsngatuck Railroad, a. m. 3p. m.
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, !. $3.50 a. NJ, 4; ID
Commodiou. Sleeping Car. attached to 8 p. m train.
JAMES ~. HOfT, Superintendent.
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DUTLAND & WASHINGTON RAILROAD

X IN
IER 4 KNAPP vs. RUTLAND WASH NGToN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. IN ChANCERY, RUTLAND COUN.
rYWhereas Daniel ). Miller and Shepherd Knapp Of the
CITY and State Of NewYor Trustees of the Rstsnd and
Washington Railroad Company have filed their petition In SAID
Court praying for an order upon the bondhode5 tae n'
said rarod for contribution 70 defay the ex'
Incurred su in the above entitled cause 70 lore.
close said mortgage the holders Of said boLds having oeen
uy notified according the order Of said Court to appear
before the Chancellor of said Court ard show cause any
they might have why the OF said petition nouo NOS
be su-d and the said bondhoders not having shown SUI
hcient cause TO the contrary hereof: . .
ordered aud deceed that tine holders OF bonds secured
by said to said petitioners Misr Knapp pay OF
be paa to sand Miller Knapp the sum OF SIX per
before the rs day OF June 1907 Tor the puf.
pose of payug their share Of the costs and expenses already
such other expenses may occur hereafter n said suit
and default of their doing OF before said hst day OF
June they hereby debared from having or making any
recovery shall ultimately be had therein on said complain
ants Of the bonds ast aforesaid And all
heretofore made by Of the holders OF said bonds
r and on account Of the expenses Of said suit shah be held
and treated payment toward and upon the sx per Gems
hereby ordered to be paid the first day OF Juee next 90
And contribution shall be made npon
bonds hch shs ultimately for reason be found not 70
secured by said mortgage and hence not povabe oeores
Master on reference TO ascertain the sun que 10 S1:
such paid upon the bonds last named any sI a -
by said Trustees refunded. in case recovery snsn %
said suit and said property shall be held oy mem nensi.
virSe o. said mSsase sad nsnsy shall Ss paid
under this order. for any surPu. OF money 80 paul. ~ W.
frayins the expense. Of said pending suit a, b.l n.
given 10 the bondhode by Publishing the @ n M NJ
same under the title Of said IN The KatsaS o
Herald new.p.Per Pub.ssan sns oubi.hsd n the City and
~ ., NyoL ten days soccessivey the isss OF which
pubestion TO be At least days previous 20 & &
June by serving copy 81 A. id boudhode-Dsted az
IN The County Rutland thi: 18th day q
Apru, a " i'o'' Clerk In Chancery.
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CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON, NEW-L0NDON SrONINGrON, PROVl-
DENCE NEWPORT, TAI NrON. and NEW-BEDFORD,
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No. Is ~ X, foot OF Cou
Ian ndt.st.. DAILY i-scept sunday at p m.
Freight taken low by other line Ohce oil CON-
pany, No. lis Wesst. corner ot Coartlandtst
W. ~ EDWARDS, Agent.
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CUPREME COURT, County of New.YOrk.--

OUpREME COURT, County of New.YOrk.-
~. n,.tsr Of the Petition of JOHN C0NACHER, a.
H..,anss -. Gc.. Of JOHN sCOTT=ro THOMAS FISHER
o and a. You and each you hereby notified sppsA
a .se cause before A. X HADLEY esq, Referee sp
Lid Hsdey No. Park place In the City Of New.York %
tho ash day May 1867. :. O'Clock In the afternoon. thsA
assets Of said assigned estate In the hands Of aid
assignee and uncoscted should not be sold public sneoa
April 80, 1863. JOHN CONACHER.
Assignee Of John Scott.
H. D. Towss.sD. Attorney for Assignee No. 1se B!sss.sS
New.YsIk. ~ys 6eeG
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
FKsosI PORT ROYAL.

Cone,poodencs OF The N. Y. Tribune.
HILros HEAD, April 80, 1860.
The plantations upon this and the neighboriug
islards are doing splendidly. Under the mild ye,
firm management OF those sent for the purpose by
tie National Freedman Relief Association of New.
York, and the Educational Commission" Of Boston
all under the superintendent Of special agent
from the Treasury Department, f. L. Pierce-they
seem TO work, and work well.
The lash il abolished. One or two refractory
cases IA much smaller proportion than was antiei'
pated have been treated with punishments like con-
fnement, standing on a barrel, deprivation of ra-
tons and allowance of corn and are found by the
Superinendens TO be deeply susceptible to tie die
grace attached to such punshments.
They have planted on Port Royal Island upward
Of o thousand acres Of cottonfye hundred on Hilton
Head Island and on st. Helena Island fabulous
amount This has been done since the late COM
mencement, and refers only TO cotton-the planting
Of corn and other provisions having been done be-
side. Edisto Pinckney and Ladies have their pro-
portion. One Of the superintendents took guard
from the Picket Station, and went to Spring Island
after corn a day or two since They succeeded In
landing everal hundred bushels. Very soon after n
detachment of Rebels appeared there, Destroying all
they could and attempting 10 kidnap the black men.
They fed, and were fred upon; two were killed,
and one badly wounded. Another successful expedi-
ton has been made TO this Island since.
About one hundred and fifty I" FREQ papers have
been Issued, signed by Gen. Hunter, in magnh-
cent hand Of the John Hancock style. The steamer
Atlantic took some Of this property, thus made man.
to Ncw.York on her last trip. The poor fellow was
ove1oyed.
The prospect of active operations from this point
seems dubious. The advent Of Gen. Hunter seems
however TO have infused interest in all depart
menis here bu, there is nothing sure yet indicative
Of speedy results.
The new Chief Quartermaster, Capt. Elwell, takes
the place of Capt. Hascall, who succeeded Col.
Shipper, ordered TO the Mississippi. All other Of
Gcers remain the same.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
THE EVACUATION OF CORINTII.
RIBELt ATTACK on BEAJREGARD.
From JHs MN ylhis fTgus

from me hrbIfh fUgu.
Telegrapbic dispatches from Corlnth to citizens Of
Mempbis as well as the authorities, convey inisI-
gence of the most startling nature II reliance is to
be put upon this intellleence-and it comes to
well authenticated, and with such an official air
about it, as TO scarcely admit Of donbt-we say, if
this intelligence be true, Beauregard has not only
determined 10 abandon his strong position at CoTpth
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

NOTICE to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to the
order OF Charles Eselsryne Surrogate Of the County
OF Colub. notice hereby given according to Jaw 70 Al
persons having claims against WILLIAM A. LIVINGSTON,
ate of the town Livingston said county, deceased thas
tboy are required TO present the with The vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber the Office Of Miller Welch In
te y Of Hudson sid county before the 2lt day
of June next 5. LOUISA LIVINGSTON, EIecntIiI.
Da,ed Dee 4 1851 dec5 law6morh
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Gswins Alaebines.

~ w. WILLIAMS 81 CO.'S
VI Late WILLIAMS 4 ORVlSl
CELEBRATED DOU OUBLE-THREAD
FAMILY SEWlNG-MACHINES.
FROM SIS TO $50 These Machines celebrated throusn.
ont New and the West not surpassed BY any
others in the market, while they FIFTEEN DOLLARS
CHEAPER than the cheapest Of any other responnoie
makers Better machines for family hsye never been
made They are simple reliable and warranted.
SALEsKO0M, No cog BROADWAY, Up STAIRS. n
NB-Circnsr aud samples Of stitching will BE- sent to AZ
and favorable Inducements vii be oheIedto agents.
ISH -First-class Sewing Machines n I2R
4OOs to Rent and for Sale, new snd2d hand fOOe
Wy Sewing Machine Emporium. $50 Bdway, cor Broornest
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Gteamtoats ano RAILROADS..

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON. -
WORCESTER PALMER, FlrCHBURG, NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and rsuhch Steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-IORk,
leave New York daily Sund,y. excepted at o'clock, m
from Pier No. 50 North River, foot OF Vestry-st,
FOR NEW LONDON
connecting with the Steamboat Express Train ior the
,hoye point. yia Norwich Worcester Boston Norceste
Nofcr.-r Nsshus and New London Northern Railroad
taken the lowest rates For Information inquire
Of t. ) MARTIN. Agent, OIL the Pier.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Of "A Grain Elevator.

UANENFOh1, Town, W Wednerday, May 7, IbbZ.
The grain elevator in this city belonging to Town
send a. Co. of Boston was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000. Eight thousand bushels of
grain were destroyed. The grain was insured for
G,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
NOTICE of APPLICATION of CHARLES

~ WELLS usovsnt to be dsharged from bis debts,
pursuant 10 the OF the third article Of the first title
Of the nth chapter OF the second part Of the Revised Ststses
Notice pubhed March o. l62 Creditors to appear be-
fore the Hon Charles T. Day Of the Judges Of the Court
of Common Plsas the City and County Of Newfot as
the Chambers Of said Court IA the City Hall In said city on
the tenth dsy of lsy next 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
show II any they have why assignment Of the said
nsoyen not be made and he be dischaged
from his debts pursuant to the provisions OF the statute for
the discharge OF all insovept rom his debts
CHARLES WELLS, Applicant
PIERRRPosr STANLEY LASGpHLL, Attorneys for Apph.
cant, No. 10 Wallst, New-York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
DAY BOAT for POUGHKEEPSIE.-T The

i ,t.auer ARMENIA will run DAILY isundsys except
ed) 20 Poughkeepe, lesng Hsrrisoust at O'Clock M
returning leave Poushkeepse at o'clock making tho inter
mediate landings 80,
n B-The Armenia will resume her regular hipso Albany,
on MONDAY May H. leaving Newfors from foot Of hsHi.
son-s, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at
J. lno,cl locL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
PRISONERS SENT TO COLUMBUS.

From IN, Hhee!ing Intsiii0enssr. Maya.
The following Rebel prisoners who have been con.
fined in the Atheneum here for some time, were yes
terday sent to Camp Chase. Any person knowing
ANYTHING Of the guilt OF any of these parties, will
confer a favor By communicating with the Provost
Marshal General, Major Joseph Dar, jr., at thi.
city:
Bonney, R.uben hsmp.hiro County. Va
Burde,t. John j. Greenorer County.
Burdeti, Levi, r. Greenhher County.
Chider, Francis Roam. County
Cobery Bushrod Pendcton County.
Devees Dr.. WIT County.
Ernest, Christian iisrri'on County.
farr., Jacob. Peudleton County.
Holmes. n. O., Kenawha County.
Hiiuick ]. y. Calhoun County
Harden. 5. j., barbour County
jones' W..ey, Marion County.
L-sce, Geo. W. Hampshire Comfy.
Marhs John Gilmer County.
McCluns George 4, Nicholas County
NcDrtId Anthony, pcndleton County
McAlli.tsr Peter Punam Cosuty.
hlcAli,teI Moses Putnam County.
Nolan r. T.. Jeferson County.
Nelson J. w. CsbeI County
OdeI W. H.. Nicholas County.
Phillips :. H., Tucker County.
Proe h. ~ Kalcigh County
Props n. W., Nichola, County.
Paul James. Putnam County
Roe. traucis Calhoun County.
Rshsrty Pot. Calhoun County.
Stewart owen Hampshire County.
Seyey Herman, fay,tte County.
Site. VIM. Pendleton County.
Smith Is. r.. Hampshire County.
Sven W. Putnam County
Temple Co. Spotttylvsnis County
Taylor Hampshire County
Valentine Geo, HiicLie County
Wilson Jos Calhoun County.
Welsh Jno representative from Chicago.
Weese Ehas Randolph County.
The above prisoners are variously charged with
being bushwhackers, horse-thieyes, robbiDg Union
men, pressing Union men into the service, &c. AZ
soon as the County Courts organized, and the
evidence collected they will be dealt with according
to law, and they now held for that purpose.
Those VINO have information which will tend TO fix
the guilt upon any Of the parties will do their
try and the cause service by forwarding the same
as above indicated
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA.

j j NY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chamberrst- From Nths
FIpre.. and IL M and 37 IS ll:l3 NJ, and 355 and
% and 5 p 5:25 p. M.
Troy and Albany with sleep 10 Sundays included
Ing Carl l0:i5 y m.
Pourhkeepsie train. at n 825a IN, and l1J ana ''lv
and and 6:i3 p pm
Fishail train. i3o p
Peekskl train, 9:i5 a. ui and Ass p N.
SIM Sing ,r,in 5;3op m 1910 a. m, and 4:25 p. m.
Yonkers iIsin 1880 H. sad $50 aud 800 In and '''
$40 D III. p. m.
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

CtTEAMBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the foot
- Of Courtlaudtst MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRI
DAY at6p m leaves Albany on TUESDAY, Thurs.
DAY and SATURDAY arrival OF The Western uain' Ire
ISAAC NEWTON on the alternate days