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FKB DfSPA1CH CZKD PkBJ080.
These new Machines, for Cards Bill Hsnda
Sinail Circulars, Labels &C., are capable Of turn
Ing of 500 Impressions per hour thereby enablins
the patrons Of thus establishment to obtain this -
scription OF work At the lhortest possible notice.
a Prtcea reduced In proportion 10 the incrsase
Of speed
~ Printing La various colored BRONZES aud
INKS executed In the highest style Of the art n
hts branch CT the business the proprfetoca oen
afsly challenge competition. 90 Ia
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~ AMaN TOfUT PAPER
ilso, Eum6sr C? BOYS for right wo:k a. the
M.chin, 1artt'gs Factory, on TIA street between
Cary a2s Canal. GAkDNr & co.
my So
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WM. SATTLEk & CO.. i4a Main st., Rich-
w mopd, Va, offer for sale: Spirits Of Turpen.
the, Linssea on, white Lead, Red Lead, VIM
Cow Qlssa, Putty, Oopal VArnish Playing Cards.
Kssnt4 TaiIo:s' Chalk, Shelae Vsrutsh. Marking
Srushas. SACK f.@sihs- vssrish SArh,n~ Oh.
!CTlLE.-~Csps. WM W PARxaRiS Com
~ Pay Of LIGHT AlTlLLERY having bssn
:Gustared into aesvice. and secured battery Of
SAX yup :, new in tha eauo Of Instruction, sud
-il rec ,sss 3 few Kinrs RECRUITS, II they are
OF the riga: .frs.' Arpsy q. his Once. Il the Law
pt''a'c9 al rr.-. RIB f1--Ss
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E1s{jk RENI-A
!. no u y
suits oie for small family, so street., b..
yond Leigh street. Reference required.
Apply 20
ROar. 9RHIE,
Inp - 1t Corner Sd nd Lsi9n streets
e.. Il RkGp-A Hous- II % liz street, with
e Furniture ard sl.s resdr 70. isCmai a..s
use. foQfrs Of J. BIAdC[K
my 2s-ts hes~eai 81 aud b strsets
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Conference the General Pension bill made report,
which " as az eed 20. So the bill stands passed
rARIFf PASSED
Mr. FsssyrpEs, (rep.) Of Me-, from tho Committee OF
Confef the Tariff bill made report, which was
agreed 70. so the bll STANDS uassot
tBANGING JUDiCAt DisTRifTs.
Mr.. WRIGHT, nion) of nd, from the Committee or
Conference Tho bill changing the Judicial districts,
made . report laid over.
FINAL ADyoU RNNENr.
Mr.. POWELL, (opp) of KY, offered resolution ad-
j0urninR Congress on Monday, he t4th. Laid over.
Mr.. HARLAN continued arguing in avor OF tho bill, and
proposed the amendment of his colleague
Mr.. DAVIS spoke nj length against the bill
Mr.. FEssESpES moved t. take recess On the ques-
tion quorum present. Absent Messrs Bay ard
Csrle, Coamer. Dixon, Hale, Kennedy, latham, Mo-
~ ugai, Nesmth Pearcs shei man, Stalk Thomson aud
Wilmot.
Adjourned.
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The New Tariff.

In another portion Of this mornings issue
we present our readers with table ., the new
rates of duty to be levied after the lst of Au-
gust on foreign goods, wares and merchandise
imported irto tie United States. The bill levy
ing the new rates Is arranged in a peculiar
form, many Of tie rstcs prescribed being lad
ditionsl' to those heretofore imposed. On &C
count Of this arrangement il has beer an uru-
sually difficult matter to prepare the table we
publish, inasmuch as ii has been necessary 70
make constant reference to the laws OF March
2, 1861, and August s. 1861.
II will be seen thst the rates Of duty have
been greatly increased, particularly on such
articles a. liquors, scgars, essential oils, irou,
sc. The duty on hides, Of which great nun
beys are imported into this country. and On
which it would seem higher rate might be
Icvicd, remains the same as under the previous
Pct. As this article IL raw material, to be
used by ou~ own manufacturers in tie produe-
ton Of various articles, it bas been deemed AK
edient OF TO ra'se he r. te Of duty thereon.
Mary ameudnents TO the bill as IL va first re-
ported 20 The House have been made They
will be fond incori Grated in our compilation
The act has been made to conform with the
Tax bill at passed by Coz gress, which, it viii
be recoilcctei, iHp poses tax Of three per celt
on manufactured articles The new rate OF
duty on foreign manufactured goods IL thirty
Eve per cent or five per cent in excess Of that
formerly imposed.
Some important changes 10 the existing
warehou7ing lfw are made. The time allowed
importers to leave their goods in bond has
been exenIei from three months 10 one year,
when tie goods are Withdrawn for consumption,
and to three years when thoy are Withdrawn
for expectation. The bill as originally framed
extended the time TO three years; but the
House amended it az above. One Of the most
important changes in the bin ie the following
10 relation TO the payment OF duty on goods
in bond II tbs goods have been imported
under the Law o. last August they may be with
drawn at any time within three months from the
date Of importation, on payment Of the old
rates; If they have been imported under other
laws they must be Withdrawn before Angus,
l to escape payment Of . new duties All
goods on sripbvari on the II. " August src
ne To- T. lie b.v duties. Drugs and medi
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Died.


lANS' - I, ~ ~ "eesaay o,y =, nian
M, ,i,ap pnrr s,ad -, vaa,s ard ~ aon - '"'
at ~ " I., 7. -, $50 - - - ,, - i .s.,
ne rs,ayes anu ttis ' 2. .ss iy Arc avn, 70
800 sro,a NJ Sss w. 49, :,roa, - - -
Nv ~. ~, .s ~. 80, ~ W. 80 ~ -.
Detroit ana snnac tNicn paters Isass copy.
oss, ar 81 -, srov, "a =. .a 'u r,.}
= 1890 leu. LEU ~, = .1, aas ~
va. 49, - - iir, A. 5v '0"', os so1
= ~ usin Aa 1870, ~ =. :. , s.h
ns ~, ~ ~ I " - 81 , i,s 49, - 800 80.
unsrsi rro'u ns 'n.e. y sne msy nun ct
TT ~ ,an =, "a 49, ~ S'A'n Asshue' " s
uoS $500. naa.,,. ~ a. r,,,r,aar r,,. n :,
ha--Ia' pans,.ei Va On inu saa3, yune 81 :.
~ ~ No. ~ :, ,.n, ru~. e. ~, ~
@ -, ~ os Az oa - ~, ~ n'A i - INC
rfkT'- ~, r.aday hv ny Jury - EiLU MARIA
bfh , = lnc xoln ye sl y. ne, ~. go,
Inc Ie'asvs " anu i,shus =, ahe ANU NJ .sspoo'-
'u! lhvEe 70 r.sh. .ne LUZ - W W say 81 snooh
y Mv o.'ocA ". w s'SSenoo u Hsi GUMS sAf
pr.,s r., n, =, !, a. Yr,s.v y,,x n 49,
DC SoEss ~ u % Friaay, yu'y II, ANT
younsess 80 ~ t.,s - i'''o' = ~ '''' = :
rs i,Io. 80 90, = :. ~, r,r,,, 49, $500,
q, ~ ,,,sn y, -, IL ..r. ,,enps ~
n.y aaa -. go, 90 ~ 49,. aesr -
:, ksssa ,.,'"y - ~, 60, bos an ~
tr'wr IN Yo~,y,,' "a Thn, ! :, Ja,y 70 n.ra,.-r
Ja.r, d,ush.sr :! Henry snd xat eth B,;ee avod
year A N. pths aad 12days.
TIE relative, and frieLlf 4 tt family respectfully
requested 10 attend the funeral us Saturday after
moon two O'Clock ffoi Inc rcs, nee Of her parents,
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The Tariff Bill Passed by Both
Houses Of Congress.
The New Plan for Supplying a
National Currency.
rassage Of The Con(iScation Bill By
the House.

WASHINGTON. July IL, 1862.

THE NEW GOVERNMENT FISANoIAL MEASURE.
The financial ropor ted FROM tie Committee
Ways and Means to-day Is IN accordance with the re-
eoinmandasi,n Of the Secretary OF tho Treasury
Is proDosed to establish separate bureau. charged
with tho execution this act and all hws which may
- passed. by Congress respecting tho issue and cireaa
ton u national currency secured by pledge OF United
States slo~ks.
The chic officer Is to be called the Comptroller Of the
Currency With salary OF s. 600 pr ii, add is %
be under hs direction Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
Unel States stock is considered TO all conpon
and registered bonds issued that may be ixsaed
the faith OF the United States by the Secretary
pursuance Of law.
Any chartered bank banking association In good
credit ard whose capital is less than $10O 900, granted
under IL law OF any state Territory the District Of
Columbia may avail itssf OF the advantages OF tho
national currency authorized by this under certain
conditions.
Tho bill also rrovitss FOR tho formation Of associations
BY number Of persons for carrying the business
Of banking with United States stocks - basis.
Plates authorized be engraved for notes OF the
denominations Of Ave. ten, twenty ATTY, hundred,
Ave hundred and thousand dollars.
Banks or associations faillng TO redeem IN lawful
rsncy Of the United States be proceeded agant,
the United States 70 have the first lien thor assets
The bill covers nearly fifty printed pages
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO THE PENINSULA.
The accounts brought by the Presidential party from the
headquarters OF The Army of the Potomac give cheer
Ing view OF tho conctlon Of things that vicinity. II
is represented that the entire losses part In the
several battles do not exceed in killed wosnded and
missing, IL 900. Straygers continually returning.
The loss Of the enemy thsrs doubt is exceedingly
largo.
A GENERAL EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS TO BE- MAZE.
II Is understood that previous TO tho late battles DO
foro Richmond, General Mcclellan arranged with the
rebel authorities for general exchange Of prisoners
and that General Dix has been instructed to consau
mate the same under a fsg OF truce
NAVY AND ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
The following nominations sent TO the Senate to.
day the President under the net Of the 9th or jay
recognizing the Navy Department:th OF Yards and
Docks; Commodore Joseph Smith; Equipments and Re-
cruiting Commodore Andrew II. Foote Navigation, Cap
tain Charles Fl. Davis Ordnance, Captain John A. Dahl
gren Construction and Repairs John Southal Steam En-
cheering BENJAMIN r. Isherwood Prov sions md Cloth.
ing Horatio Bridge; Medicine and Surgery, Dr. William
Wheelan
Schuyler Hamilton has been nominated for Major
General and J. II. Ward. Of New York. for Brgadier
General Of Volunteers.
THIIlTY.SEvrNTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
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ciues are allowed to be taken out Of bond in
parts OF packages.
We have given in the table Of rates the
names OF all Of the articles on which q new
rate Of duty is levied, and, in addition, those
OF the more important ones on which the duty
remains the same a. heretofore. II any article
is omitted FROM the list, our readers may infer
as under the acts Of March and August, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-12

rapid advance In prices, excludes further i'm
portaons from England this country Flour was less
buoyant and closed steady, though sisisr Tor some
grades. The labor strike and high ,reshts tended 10
deprcss the grain market aid wheat closed rom lc 10
&c lower. Corn heavy and closed At lower prices
Fork unchanged. but active. win sales OF mess az
$40 3rN a $40 so and prime at 81 3TS s. So Sugars
we're in good request and nrm, with sales OF $50 hhds
Coffee Was arm with a fair amount OF sales Freishts
were arm while engagements 10 a fair extons.
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nj, nrrieII.

RoMgIsrEs--RowLhSp.--At Brooklyn, y. ", on
"Wednesday afternoon, Jriy 0, by tLs Rev. H.
Mr. THEODORE BosEsiER 80 ESTHER da,lAisr OF Y. :.
Rowland Ed, all Of phisdolpha.
L,SSE-WAED.--Oa Wednesday evening, : ~ 9, at st.
Paal chapel by Rev. Morgan Xix. ions LYME to MAR
third daughter or tho late James War; all OF this
city.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Some person. with more malice than W. announces
my marriage In yesterdays Herald. In justice to the
lady, declare Il, uAqua,ihsdly, false.
w. H. HAMMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-12
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Fun and Interesting accounts from Special Cores
pondsnts Of the recsns Terrible Battles between the
Union Army under General Mcclellan and the Rebels.
near Richmond, Va, accompanied with Map OF the
Field OF Operations, and Diagrams OF the Battle Field
VIII DO given In the WEEKLY HERALD ready this morning
At ten O'Clock II win also contain Account OF the
Visit Of President Lincoln 10 the Army Of the Potomac
and how he was recevsd; Tho Latest Dispatches re-
csvcd In regard tho Bombardment Of vicksburg and
from all points Of the country North and South Late
and all interesting intelligence from Europe and all i'm
portant news Of the past week.
Terms.-Three dollars per year. Single copies, In
wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents.
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalized Lotte-
ries. Inform alton given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. ii Wall street. room No. l. New York.
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The HOt Weather IIaf-Rux One .

Royal Havana LOttery.-Seo Ohcial
Drawing Of June 81, 1862 In smother column.
TAYLOR 4 co.
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Onicial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy s.
90. - Kentuekv and Missouri State Lotteries
KssTucxy EXTRA CLAss 3.5-Jnly H. 1852.
&c. 10, %, IL, 46, Is, 80, So, "a, 65, 45, OF.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 326-Juiv II, 1862
Sc, 81, IT. IL. So, 50, 6s. 81, SO, 81, 80, 10.
Circulars sent free oil charge nv ADDRESSING either to
MURRAY. EDDY co,
Covingon. NJ or St. Isoais Mo.
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Prizes Cashed In an Legalized L0ttertea
by DUNN, 40 Broadway M stairs.
N. BAH communications confidential
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omcial Ora " lngs OF .ae Delaware state

DELAWARE. EXTRA GLASS 273--July II. 1863.
90, IL, IL, AZ, 80, 2, Al, 80, 80, 60, SO, 81.
DELAWARE. CLASS Tt--,ulv II, 1852
Is, &, III, ~, sc, %, Ia, Z, At, III, 80, So.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Catarrh.-Dr. Goedale's Catarrh Renee
dy peneaes the OF this terrible
terminates IT, root and branch Pros o. Dspo. No el2
broadway sold by druegsts Send stamp for panpheN
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new York Military Appointments.


General c. A. Arthur has been hanffel rcd to tho
Qusrleraster Generals Deparimon, a. Quartsrmaster
General.
General Cuylsr Van veshtsn has been transferred 20
tho Inspector Generals department, o. Inspector Gene
raj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-12

Comfort and Cure for the RAptured--
Sent frec 10 any afflicted with ruptvrs hernia Ad
dress bos Tst n. Y. Post ofkse.
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Ladies' Desiring . Bea utiful Complex.
on-LAIRDS Bloom of Youth has equal for preserv
and beau,fyng the complexion and SKIN. Sold by all drug
gists aud 439 Broadway.
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At JcMers', 573 BrOndvva y, Ladies' Elias.
Tic Boots So 81 rs and -; Bamora 81 81 IS and 81 So
gents line Shoes and Slippers youths and clarens Bal
morals. Shoes ana Caters. JEFFERS, 673 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Hest I'm til,
world; instantaneous harmless and reabe. Sold by drug
lists perfumers everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street
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knoxs peckled" straw Hats price only g. and you will
lind II the cheapest investment in comfort and pleasure
ever made. He has beside this fabric all
of sraws and his Rocky Mountain Beavers rs elegan
and att active ever For your hot weather hat 60
KNOWS, No. 212 81 galway
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No More Gray Hairs.-Gran deans Cele
brated Consultation for the embclsbaent OF the hair
Once, No. Aston place.
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"Cocin for the Ila,r.',-PhalOn Il Sons
"coco or deodorzed Coeosngt O the best and cheap.
servng restoring the hair Ladios, H. For sac b.
ali drugssts and fancy goods del leYs.
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Eight Cartes dc yisite for 81, Equal to
the best made
BALCHs, 1888 Greenwich street. corner OF Barclay
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Barry's TricOpherOus is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Lscs try H. Sold BY
a
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Rrandreth's Pills-.Tew style. Fresh
and genuine wholesale and retail. at III. q. OAKLEYS
Medicine Depot No III Park row. opposite the Aston House.
Also Allcock's paAters.
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Doctor Hunters Disssverv Cwres the
very form " scrofvs obsir Eruption Of he skn
ard old Ulcers No Division street, New fo,s CITY, sA's
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DEAD NEXT SUNDAY TIMES, IN WHICH WILL In
IL rbs I'd very Interesting ard Instructive work on the
New Mode Of Curing Deafness BY Dr. Won EiseN5esr en-
CIntoa place, Eighth SIRE.
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Grand Family Holiday at Barnum's
Museum The Holman Opera Troupe give perform at
and ~ O'Clock p. M. Curosities ut all hours
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Superior Shirts, to Order, SIS Per Dozen.
I. w. MOODY, 40 Broadway
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JeHers', 573 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
French Molier and De Vile Shoes Oxford Ties Bamoras
Siippers.
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Summer Clothing.
68l
"zvAss'. aq g Fulton street.
80 per cent below Broadway prices.
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Pure TObaccO.-Ye1l0yv Bank TObac.
o--ioodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
impurities sale all and dealers, and at
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Twelve Carries de Visite for One Dol.
lar; a good picture guaranteed: q trial solicited.
PERCIvAL, $50 Chatham street,
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Keefe's Restaurant and Billiard Room
opened for tho season. ct Far Rockaway few private
Boar ders taken.
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&. Barnard's Corrugated Metal Pens
superior Cheaper and better than gold Try and
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Trusses.-hlarsh's Radical Cure Truss
Office, OF Broadway and street. under Barnums
Museum. A female attends ladies'
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Preventative
Wig depot, wholesale and retail No. Astor Illus,
Thc by is applied BY experienced artists.
Prof. L.. MilIer's Hair Dye, Black or
brown. 81 cents The best Try f. Sold by drugs d.
pot 56 Deg street.
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L0ckw0Od's Carries de Visite 81 q Dozen,
equal 10 a,y made in the city. 907 Eighth avenue.
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AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES.

Prizes csshed and Information furnished Highest price
80 TAYLOR a CO., Banksrn
swan street, New york.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
York
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof
Sacs also Sieboard and Paror Safes for plate
H. N. PATRICK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

Tennessee correspondence of the ST. Louis Republican.
Gen. Grant has moved his headquarters a
couple OF miles nearer the front, and under.
stand the cOmmanderin chief will soon do the
same. 10 stranger, so quietly is every
move made affairs here would seem very dull.
There are many brains a work, however and
over in a tent, on y pretty level, half a mile
from where ! write, General Hallecll is ma.
turing his plans. 1t cannot be said originating
them, for that time has passed, and ii now is
the question how TO carry all to safe conclu-
sion. But HaleCk is powerless before that
great arbiter Of campaigns, mud, and until the
struggle between it and Sol is ended, We will
have to wait.
1t is reported that Van Dorn's and Prices
army has joined Beauregard, and that rein
forcements are being daily received by him.
1t so, lie must have over 100000 men fit for
battle. Although Beauregard's army is great,
Gen. Hallecks IL greater and abundantly able
to cope with the rebels when the decisive mo-
ment shall come The battle now Fastening
on to succeed that OF Shiloh promises to he
lar more desperate and bloody Whatever the
result, for one side it will prove decisive, and
either the rebels Oi loyalists have cause to re-
joice as they have not done yet. One, in a
blow dealt from which government cannot in
months recover, or the other, in a total crush
ing of rebel resistance along the whole Mis-
sissippi. Whatever reintOrcements the re bells
may have received, is more than counterba.
anced by the arrival of Gen. Pope's army.
Gen. laeCk has been busy reforming the
forces engaged in the late battle Many Of
the regiments were 50 badly cut up that they
are now joined 20 others, and numerous brig.
AIDES placed in new divisions. The seven.
teenth and twenty-fnh Kentucky regiments
are now one, taking the former number, and
commanded by its colonel John MclIenry.
Col. Bissell is busily engaged preparing tile
roads, as far in his power, for an advance.
From all have been able to see II is evident
that within few days our armies will be be.
fore Corinth Should the enemy decline to
stand there are two routes by which they can
retreat, one leading to Memphis, the other to
Mobile. Looking at the map il will be seen
that Gen. Mitchell by holding Tuscumbia,
prevents reinlurcements from or retreat to
Virginia and the grand rebel army operating
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

SECRETARY STANTON AND THE SAUcY
MAYOR OF New ORLEARs.-It is rumored
this morning that Mr.. Stanton intimates that
some Andy johnson will soon teach manners
TO the secession mayor of New Orleans, and
will take command of the city, hurting mayor
Monroe from his place, and all other rebels
holding municipal office. The insoent reply
Of the mayor to commodore Farragut has OK.
cited much feeling in official circles here, and
the government is fully alive to the fact that
coaxing and wooing the rebels of New Or.
leans will not answer. Senator johnson
writes here that the genuine rebels cannot be
cOAxed back to loyalty, but must be terrified
into it, The great mass OF the people OF Ten.
nessse, away from the citieS, he says, are
loyal, but there is large class OF men and
women whose hatred towards the government
is intense. Leniency towards them is mis-.
take in his opinion. The letter OF mayor
Munroe has convinced the government here
That a little more frmness will have good
effect II on the rebels.-New York Evening
Post, May g.