The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-02

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SPRINGFIELD, june General henduuar
tors, state Of Illinois, Springfield May 3lst
lsG2
have this day received rcquisition Of tn
president Tor the organization of II rescrv
corps Of 10000 men, to be Immediately form
ed aud mustered into service, for the period O
three years, unless sooner Discharged t.
meet the requirements of the country.
All full companies Of infantry that repor
to these headquarters, within II days iron
tins date ready for duty, will be accepted
ordered to general rendezvous and immedia
tIy supplied with clothing, arms and equip
ments.
Signed RICHARD YATES, Governor.
New YORK, june 2.--Flour heavy and 8,
lower.
Wheat lie lower with fair export demand
s5a9Sc CHI spring; sSalOlc Nil club: SllI
amber Ohio; 81 % choice white.
Corn iSa49c mxd western.
Whisky 23a23!c.
! FoRr Monroe, June 1.-The union meeting
held at Norfolk last night was a very spirited
affair. IL was got up ON short notice in con.
sequence Of the presence Of Congressman Sc.
CUR, but 1t was perfect succcss-sOmc 500
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BALTIMORE, June "A respectable citizen
OF Baltimore has ust arrived from Winches
ter, whence he escaped last Thursday.
| lie states that Col. Henley and large por
ton OF his command were prisoners there, and
| that the many rumors we have received in re.
! gard To the brutal treatment Of this regimen,
are altogether uniouudcd
! The stories Of the burning up Of hospitals
with all IN them he says, is untrue. Neither
| Of the buildings we're injured
lie saw Col. Henley sitting up in bed with
wound in his head.
number Of the officers Of the % Md were
ut large on parole.
| The rebels claim to have taken 900 rriso
ncrs, but from what he saw he supposed half
that number was nearer the truth.
PHILADELPHIA June 2.-,Ihe English iron
steamer Cambria, captured by the gunboat
Huron, after chase OF five hours off Charles
ton, has arrived. She halls from CARLYLE
and sailed from Liverpool for Nassau and
thence tor Charieston,a and was captured while
attempting to run the blockade and taken to
Port Royal. Her cargo consists of liquors
| clothing, medicines, Enfield rifles, &c.
New YORK, June 2-The steamer Star Of
the South has arrived from Fort Monroe, with
30 rebel prisoners captured at the battle Of
Hanover c. II.
WILLIAMsroRT, May 3O.-Last night the
enemy made slight demonstration on the
neck opposite this place, but not in sufficient
force to cause any serious alarm. He is not
believed to he sufficiently strong to make an
attack,
Our pickets still occupy the Virginia side
Of the river.
The following losses were sustained by our
late retreat, up to the present time:
The total loss, except in the cavalry, which
Is hight, sums up-klled, 81; wounded. l22;
missing, 622, Stragglers are still OCCASION
ally dropping in.
commlssary Serg, Reese, of the Goth Pa, T.
was cut Oft by the enemy at Middleton. lie
returned to Strashurg, aud concealed himself
IN the woods. AT daylight on Sunday morn
my he heard the beat by 10 rebel regiments.
who, an hour later. lett town, and took the
turnpike up the valley towards Woodstock.
ms iorce ana not participate in Sundays
tight, and probably went to IIarpersburg to
fremoht ; army from coming to our
rescue.
Lieut.. Col. Conkly, Of the Sd Wis, has been
Goth Wisconsin.
Advices from Arkansas say that ore rebel
gunboat and several steamers are reported AT
Little Rock.
The gunboat shelled "A rebel camp, under
ne impression 1t was occupied by the ieder-
ls,wounded several rebels and scattering the
whole garrison.
The union troops had driven the rebels II
nj los luytn3 I ittln cd
lurtiN' cavalry have scattered the enemy in
MS front and tiahk, killing 10 or 20 Of them.
The report says the mouth of the Arkansas
liver is bIockaded by the federal vessels.
Capt. Frlsbee, commanding a detachment IF
he "Sth Illinois lntantry,aud LIST No. cavalry
aptured on the 9TH near NeoSho, two lieu
ehaht colonies, one lieutenant, two .jawhawk-
rs, number Of guns and reviewers, Is hor
cs ana large tram OF forage and provisions.
Mobile papers found in the rebel camp at
or!hth, contain dispatch from Charleston, -
tatlng that the federal fleet had just passed
batteries IN Stona or Stony river, ard are
lthln miles Of tho city. Great excitement
Sists, tr
HalIeck's Headquarters, May 3l.-Our cav. ."
ny found all the enemy's tents standnc.and IN
OK hundreds OF barrels Of beef, and 5000
and Of arms in large encampment on the at
hlo Miss, railroad, said to belong to Van
orn and Prices forces, who left on Thurs.
~ night.
The rebels are being brought in in squads
10 TO 80
Our cavalry found the rebels on several
utes IN strong positions, with artillery sun.
rted by infantry.
ne rebels commenced moving their sick
It Monday Be
Beauregard and Bragg were at Cornth on
urs lay afternoon,
The recently published card of the armv
wspaper correspondents gives the errone POI
impression that Gen Halleck has prohib
d the reporter Of the \. \. associated press
III the army from teiegraphing anything, n
n when not contraband, except such items N
he approves. Gen. Haleck has never used Coz
n influence over the associated press dis Coz
ches. and grasses only such items as are of ele
character. VIZ
iaIIecks Headquarters, June 2.-Resi. slit
Is say that the rebels burned Cypress sub
ek railroad bridge by misrepresentation, For
sing the destruction of seven locomotives. For
as many trains loaded with commissary For
quarter masters stores. This accounts = al
the smoke seen by the signal corps, from \
tree tops. En-,
oil. Elliott and command returned after NJ
roylng the Mobile 4 Ohio railroad in sew $,
places and large amount of stores. For
t captured three pieces of artillery. thr. W
lounted prisoners and about coo infantry, the
but little loss on our side. He found =" -;
sick and wounded at Bonneville tsv
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