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xRoA GEN. HALLBCKs coNxATD-oFYICIAL
LIST OF THK FEDERAL LOSSES AT SHILOH

PiTTsBuas LAsDIse. Friday, Maya gen.
erAl craeI was Issued ye. :erday, transferring
MGJor-G Gen. IhOmGs's Division from the
Army OF lha Oaio TO the Army CT Tennessee.
and Maj Gen. Thomas takes command OF the
srmy formerly amer Gen. Grant, of " hicn
tie divisions Of Sens DdcCle.nand and Wal .
l4cs are TO constitute a reserve, under Gan
McCieruaat. Major-9en. Grant VIII retain
com merd Of his district, Inc uding the army
corps # EGE2e,see, but IL tie present move.
Iuenya vail aci rs Secon0 IL command uuGSr
tns liajoc Genera, CEN handing the Dop.r:-
iept.
lIseISsArI. F,idsy: May 3.-The Commercial
. IS, tron it's cVrrespouaont With the amy c.
Gen /. l::eok, the following Official figures o.
oar loss at t1e "i.t.ie Of PIstSo0sS Gand.Esi
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4 sine. Sssaa Disposed ef--Mary ov.r,
& soIorea female frnin Goochl4nd, va. carried
"efore tha s,svor ysssrday far rem 3ining il
Richmond con ray law. tbs ea.ser OF th!s
sxsn vac not ~ nIi'iart As Der co!orei pre-
.o,vee. th. famous Back swan Ste wa.
5Tdared hqsk 10 The place whsnce she came
ti;', licking 10 enforce compliance This
watch found IN h P"ssseaion aud suprosa1
% have aeen stolen. piovl4g 20 bs IF little
va.:,e. a"d icing carlisle -ri.y accounted 10,
"a. dei' eId ~ har. Mary Swan 10 snly
me ui nnn-gope olasa VITO GEEK RichuiJn
~ a place waase living 70 10 te bad without
4ny exerii0r
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The S"ord mentioned in yesterdays paper
as having been prescribed to Capt. A. G God
win, late Provost Marshal of Richmond, on
mis- retirement from office. was not given to MIN,
"a stated, "by may Of his personal friends"
but by the officers and employees attach
sd TO his department.. Capt Goodwin leaves
this city on Friday for Goldsborough, n. C,
TO enter on the discharge of his duties rs COM
nandant Of the post a, tina. point.
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Ms DsBar-Ths lady, a. previously inti
mated, has Jeff the Varieties and coalesced
with the company now performing at the
Lvceum," where she opened on Monday
evening as Dame Glib" mid round after
round Of most ha.teripg applause. Her rem
dition of the character was truly excsllent
and justly appreciated by the audience, who
"anseh the Air 70 reverberate with their con
t:nued laughter.
Mrs ID Bar, In her particular line of bust
1s.s, te mic old woman,l has no superior, and
but few, if any squa!s. We congratulate Miss
Clyde upon her extremely good fortune in Sc
suriuv So valuable An auxiliary.
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Assiesed 10 Dsty.-Ths three French eff.
Gers, Caps. AIRED Cipriani, Lieu1. Victor
Vifgusr'n, ana Maurice Do Beaumont, who
recently arrived hare from Washington. have
been assigned to duty as aids of General Beau
regard e. Corinth, where It is believed they
will be enabled TO render efficient service 70
the land Of their adoption. They are educated
in military style, aud much good may b ex-
pected Fl on their joint exertions- They left
Richmond two weeks sincs to joia the West.
Arn army.
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did 10 the Soidies.-A generous tender Of
one nights receipts OF Lee Mas!orys war
Illustrations" wac yesterday accepted by tbs
Ladies' Aid Socisty. The benefit for that
patriotic purpose tax place at Metropolitan
Hall to night. No doub, the apaeious hall will
bs packed on tie occasion. brief and in
ssructive lecture on the fall OF New Orleans,
aad its p,sans Of defence, is delivered before
the exhibition of this beautiful diorams.
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THs TWELVE DAusHrB,s oIfHs YsAx Mort
HYa1 Twelve daQxhtars my ladlf

Yecr-Yss-twelve dangh tiers; and that you
m ~ not mistake hem, listen 10 their descrtp.
tiou. The mrs. Is cold, stei n and anrel' q ting
In disposition; pi iileSs and uncharitabls, harsh
and unforgiving. Her name Is January The
second, who Is very dimtD utive In s'es com.
cared to her sister, Is freq aently worse than
January, and aIwiy as bad. She persecu.e
the poor ard needy, and Ais the worn hons,
with shivering o. sc.s Her name is Febi nary
The thir d Is spi sIul in disposition, bois tsrou
In temCer, and passionate In the extreme
Her gusts of anger are like terrible hurricanes
which Rise the pillows Of the stormy sea-,
and swallow up the frail vessels Her nam
is March. The fourth 10 capricious ami way
ward as au infant child; now ali sammy with
smiles, ZEN absorbed Ia tears-aOw sir Sing
as gaiiy as the nightingale, thsu anx,ous ana
ovarcas: Her name Is April. The hf'h Is
bright and laughing virgin, whose hours CT
Inir.h snd merrimsnt are seldom invaded by
moment OF tears. and whose pleasure - tn
cultivation Of sweet nowers. Her name IL
Nay The sixth Is more serious and date
than hsr sister,to -shom we have just all cded.
She delights Il shady groves ard the tlnss
OF clear rivula's, where she reads med tstta
at her leisure. Her name Is June. Ths
seventh is hot feiy and yoluptoous, seeking
/ o vain TO qaench her thir, Of pleasure, and
only IN ozio ting herself by the renevl II
her epJoymen.s. Her name 10 July. The
eighth is d m siden whose looks hespeas thss
mellowness which Is also TO bs found on thu
fruits that hsng over her bower or In the
harvest, the gain ering Of which she loves 10
saperintend. Her name 10 August The
ninth Is steid and n atr only in her derc rtment,
oombiairg the remains of the passfoss ct
youth win the discretion and reserve CT me-
tore ys&rs. Her name Is Septsm bar The
teuth is uncertain and mysterious In her con-
aac,; st one moment sportivs ar gay, ~ al
other dismal and frowuing. Her name is
Dc .o5er. The eleventh is iIhospita ale and
cheerless, frigid in manners and cold IN heart,
without . virtue to speak In her favor. Her
name II November. The twelfth and lsst 10
q miser. BILE, shrivelled creature, with b.eared
eyes, toothiess, and lettering In her Sat,
dressed in furs which do no;, however, ssep
her warm, and siipptrg 1t every step; icieles
PEI ding from her nose; her very hrea b 10
frc1sn. Her came is December.
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Execution Postponed The execution OF
the sentence IF o-sth on John Richardson,
alias Louis Napoleon, appointed to take
nlaeu on the Oh instant, on conviction
for passing counterfeit Confederate Treasury
aotss has been postponed by President Davis
auless respited az In, he will be subjected to
the unpleasant operation at the place lately
made memorable by The sudden subsidense OF
Webster the spy.
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Nouy,,sm.ut for he Sick We hsvs h.

Nourisiment for he Sick We have been
requested 10 cali the attention Of our citis M
tpsrionlsriy the lados) to She scnditicn Of the
si1k and wounded AT Camp Windsr and other
hopi,als Ia and around this city. It 10 earn
e"sly desired tina. noarisbment, such ~ will
BE- xra, sfnl as Well as beneficial 10 the sick,
will be prepared aud sent 70 them. Articles
ssn. to the depc. Of the Army Comuitte- 7.
u G A., on Bauk street. ~ door from 18th,
viii 90 promptly forwarded.
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YURTHRR YRcM Hlv oILsAas,

The ftoAyuae, OF the AZ h, says:
We learn that boats crew landed. down
town, early this morning, and hoisted the
Federal a & en- the Mint. and that In the
course OF tue morning party of,citizsns tore
down the Dag. aud Will. doing 90 were fred
upon from one OF the eremy's vessels. Such
Is he com mon report
About IL o'clock tha party that had torn
down tbs dag came np st. Charles street In
triumph, and very sCoa the Federal bun ting
torn into shreds. YVES distributed among the
excited mt ltitude assembled In the vicinity OF
the On y Hall.
The hoistirg Of the nag. II done rs repre-.
sented, was an unsuth OF ICED and m usti A. bis
act, pending the decision of the city authori-
and our citi2'ns We're perfectly justified in
tearing 1t down.
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Tle .Cra. Killed rounded and missing IL
is o6l. about SOD OF the wound.d have stAcs
did
latter this sxpssa, we nope to a:cr no
I. 5Te OF O Ysrke victory q. F..,sbuEg Land
Ing Tor properly Shiloh
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Il solder wa. killed on the Central road
sixty miles above this city, on Monday, about
two clock. by failing fsom the platform Of
he car Previous 10 The accident it appears
bat be had taken ont the coupling iron thai
: meets the cara, causing Sc me delay to the
rain, and wss requested BY the enndu etor TO
/. ais,. bat il regarding it, mst with a very
painful aud sudten death
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IH1PRJER BIG ANY Warwick

BosTos, Friday, hay l.-Tae prize big
Amy w or .icK was soid. TO day fer SIS, 0oo. der
cargo, consisting OF 8. 0eJ bags OF cUNot, was
ais. sJiu idanning, ot~ETood Il 60. toos
500 bags :. lsc per 10, c;.su.
The Amy WARWICK belonged 10 oitizsas CT
clacEd
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..,.s uok woadsY tho, .,x III .tAins "
found that several had died darins the night
The y0nDg surgeons, who seemed to dsl.GAt
In hacking and bufcheying these brave a.
, :es 81 'ss q n: ar,
lions ,)CG ths rshei wounded
"Scme =. our wounded" says this wines.
"wsra isf. iyi2g upon the battle Asld aAuI
when brousns in, .a.E wounds we're com.
p1etely alive win Iarv0 deposited theirs hy
the lies, having laid out through all the rain
storm Of Monday. and the hot. ssluy saa.
Acid UNMARRIED for Eve days; and this inslud.
ed men not only Of his owp, tho Fourteen Ia
regiment, bat VI othsr regiments This Wit.
ness .sstiAss that the rebel dead were carried
on and inferred dscsntly. In answer to cues
ton whether tho Confsdsrates ,hsmssives
were not also destitute of medicine, he re-.
piled, "thsy could not hive been, for they
took al ours, even to cur surgical ins.rI.
menS." He received mono Of the alton tiop
from the surgeons on the other side, which"
10 use his own Language, "I shouid have
shown TO them had our position been ~.
versed'
Tho testimony Of william r. Swain, Asuss.
ant urgeou Of the Fourteenth New YOrk
Regime n., who was taken prisoner At Sudisy's
Church, confirm the sta tement of DR.. Hons.
ton, in regard TO the brutal operations On
Corporal Prescott. He also states that affair
he hiusslf had been removed to Rich I'm ud.
when seated one day with his feet on the 1tn
dow sill, the try outside called to him 70
take them IN, and on looking out he saw the
sentry with his m uskes cooked ana roin ted .,
him, and withdrew In time TO save his life
He Efves evidence OF the earslsss trea TN IN
and cruel manner in which the surgeons opsY.
atsd upon our wounded previous 70 lea Wing
for Richmond, and ten or twelve days After
the battle he saw Some of tie Union soldiers
unmarried on The ground, entirely nakeA -
Walking Nround were . great many resels.
Eloatinx over the horr:d sight
The case OF DIR. Ferguson, Of enc of the
New York regiments Is men toned by Or.
Swain. "When getting into his am euIauo,
TO look after his own Wounded, he Was nrsl
upon by the rebels. When no told the m who
he was. they said they would take car,inS
shot at him. which they did. wounding him
In the leg. He Ri his boots on, Ind his spurs
OF his boots, and as they drove along his
spurs would catch in the tall board Of the am.
balance, ca using him to shrek with agony"
Al = ncer rode up, ana placing his pistol TO
his head, threatened to shoes him II ne con.
unued to scream. This was - sunday, the
day Of the battle.
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ME AUTaU9H HOUSE-
rREY TREAT.

I'm COOK, the celsbI ated caterer. who Wa
sc long connected with the Ballard House,
~ acre he Wa living when the Prince Of
W Ise was In Richmond present fromv nom
b. now has in his possession for q rhug U icent
~ ep, said by his Royal Highnsss to Do the
inst splendid thing Of the kind hs had ever
ssSp > and Afterwards 80 fevorably known AZ
Congress- Hall. has associated with hun els
hi )thsr, fIsLbs COOK, a popular asd we'll
HI own e.teref, and they have opened hrs''
class EATING HOUSE, and named 1. me
"AufAUau HoUsB" This establishment ises
at1rd III the rear Of Morris's Clothing S'ois'
OF Main street., near the corner Of l<th ssrees-
Tie aous~ will be formally opened ~ Day,
when Jim Ucok, with bis usual nberslity:
will give to his friend and Gus TONERS, fhfh
VI lost, spieI did treat. including Turl
Sour, and all the delicaeies the Rieh noad
markets afford. TO those who were In 'hs
habit OF par,akirg OF Jim's Turtle soap
while he WA connected with the Biilsia
H. use, /. will only b. necessary TO csll 'ntit
attention To this treat, which will tie serv'a
up from IL to o clock toby. mys-l'
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Cs~t,xned--Tns ease sgaiuss Henry Hsr
re for stealing = watch, yalasa 81 ~. from
Alexander HsGiy, few mOGhhs since, WAS
partially sxs mined yesterday, And continued
:or a1otaes bearing.
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Bad Hdbik-A certain class Of young
men have gotten iuto the habit OF standing
around the doors Of the different church edi'
fees on the Sabbath, to the great annoyance
Of lady visitors to the places in question. -
Ordinarily, looking at the ladies is not an OPP
Grafton involving momentous consequences
but as the-lovsly creatures deem that the par
ties who make it business thus to stare them
out of connteuauee on each recurring Sabbath
are guilty Of breach of good manners, serious
results may be expected. The young men
who have thus incurred the dispeasure Of the
ladies' might he improved in manners by visit
ing the interior of the churches
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THE suxrRR TO BE SOLD.

BosTes, IAss May 3.-taptatn Semi
ed tticers Of -hJ prIvilt, er Sum .er arrived IL
southampton. on the ~ h day OF March from
Gibraltar. ser crew mad ocer paid eft ind
tns vessel was 10 De SOLD
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c. s. District 1.-THE Judge Of hi,
Court having oveyruied the very carefully
prepared and long indictment m .de by the
Grand jury agsinst GEO w. Esm for the
offence of tamp ering with the money OF the
Confederate States 10y forging Treasury notes
aad paseing them IS genuine. 3 new GRAND
Jury has been ordered to assemble to day. fnI
lhe purpose Of making the Indictment IN con
for nifty with the views of tho Judge. As the
ohjer,inu to tho frs Indictment was a mere
technical one, % oonb, the grard jury will 10
day have no difficulty in hndisg "trus bill
an ths manv counts against E sm which
they have heretofore verified The only re
suit ut,aiaed by the delay which has already
occurred 10 10 incre- &c the chances of the ae
cused nv the possibility of a raid by the Van
KEGS on Redmond (; but these chances must be
considered slight wnsn we remember that even
4 tee vandsls srers snccsssfnl In making al
iuro;.S on the Capita of .hs Confederacy, par
ties accused If cFe nees against the laE
ouid hs removed. like the srchives OF Gov
srnnep', TO more ssiubrloUs atmosphere
where they might undergo the pains and pen
4ities attached their ma fe ssanoe.
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kEPORT or FOREIGN INTERVEN
TON e.

ia we've last svaniDg placed 10 kcs.sesicu
OF several New Yoik and Wasbipgtoa p rsrs'
inolu Ing dates ~ iase as Sunday. May d.
The Washington Chronicle OF Sund.v, con-
gsins Inc following special dispatch
agroKT OF yokH,0H IarHRvBNfIoN-AR1Af TX .
oIrEhnSf II BALTIAoRs.
BALTIMORE, s.ay s-Tnere has been grea'
ex a ement IN this city TO- aight, growing out
If a rumo that France Intended to intsrpose
IA American fl irs, ind insi.t upon the dec
iaration OF an asmistice between the doverf-
lnent AID the reos.s.
Tho Secessionisss re ia high glss, and are
sivIg ca,rency TO any quantity Of improo'
ab stories. basel upon this rumor, WHICH,
il i. Supposed, orig mated from u dispatch and
editorial ia to-days New York B~old, ssa''
lug that diplomatic movements nave Dseh
set on loot III Washing ION. win We" 70
bringing aboa, 3 0 mpromise, involving
i-cOxnitlou Of The political A. dependence OF
the South.
AUAoRkS ASvSAgKr AMONG THE 5oRDsh sEAa ~
gs2SssnRs.
Especial d.spat.h " the New Yock Times J
WAsHIEsros, Nay 2.-Tpe iowa was startled
oy I. iuusor 10 Day that all The members oi
Uongress HON ths Border Slave States, ana
lumber OF conservative sympath issrs from
other States, wsr. seriously considering the
pcopfisty Q! Withdrawing ia u booy from the
r.euate and House, ard thus precip,tatiag 4
decision By lie people OF the whole country OF
the :-dlcal measures OF conlsel:ioh ana
emancipation. Although such & movement
cou.o not rally Il large strength In Congress.
Cay detection Ct the kind woald have Il most
irjur ous ,fY:c. In the States OF kentucky,
Tennessee Missouri. and M4ryiand, and give
ne " nope 20 the stu nbering secession elsmen t
In nose States. The wisest course wcn.A DC
% lie, III PcesGaa. deal wi. the unconsti-
tuuonal acts CT Congress. He hiss the wis
dora and courage TOR the erisis. aud will 20.
faar the responsibility.
DOUBTFUL REPORT
1he Yankee pap.rs ave dispatch from
Cairo, datei Me- Sd, based OF & rumor from
Com. sOsto 4 Jiilia, Whica says From the
Acct We learn OF tho CAPTURE OF BaIon Rouge
I'D tne Uonfedsrats Arsenal
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General Assembly of Virginia.
EXTRA SESSION.
SEN ATE.

WEDs8sDAY May 7, IseS.
The senete was osiled 20 order ~ II IL, by
Lieut. Gov. " oyTAaUE.
/ quorum being tjun: IN at:en da. ce, Nj.
COLLIER moved tae appoiG tment Of C. Dom Nit
zee or three 10 wait upon the Governor anG
iGfo N him list the &eGa'e was III session
AID ready TO receive any SomnuL icat ton b
Iaignl have &c make.
size motion was adopted,
TIE Lair Gppoi@ :et as toe committee
1rssTs. oLLlER, dsMsTkoF6 and NEwAAI.
The cCmm ittee returned Wi!h ne 'toyeruor's
Message, publish d yesterday J The reading
* e hicI was Ii q @noed by La CLERK; hu ,oa
molten of Mr.. rLDSssCE, .:e further reading
-..s q ,Deltad " "a.
Tie Presiden. Of the Senate laid before the
senate another CORR n;ca'ica from rtt
.ioveraof, requesting tue Legislature u gro
vide tee execution Of & s!aye, CLARA Ann,
"oIv;c.ed IL CuipeIcc county anu removed
ins PeOf ;en Diary for S. f. keeping
Gu motion Of sir. CCLLIsR, thA first messag {
Was iaid On the table and the peua 81 mum Der o
cor.-s ordered 20 be print The la!Ier CON
manic iop, "a mo- ion Of tn snr:e gen slemaE
rs referred 20 rae .;C!nm tee If courts o.:
IA 'tc4, when -lr. ALpsRs.S fired III .ol
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C.s..ns cad Yansee Prt,o'ers.--The FOL
.osinr .oi,is ana and Yarkse< phsoners weTs
R,iload Cahsens- Il Fam Atkins { 6
Z cnnorl, laaien Richmond, Mssylsnd Rich
,lont, Wm II Maywel. i'asc Meadow
Mercer oouo'y. 1enj + Moore, c. c Moon
nn... AuA'wJ Hull, J m Il. NORMAN, VIM
Chambers, Raleishi ID. Eik,ns, zone; VIM
Dunbar. Mercer. Ysnksss-John Turner, IL
n chigsn, Richard Field, 4,h Oslo; Samuel A
P,xsiui, Let Virginia; john J. kaide, 4th Ohio
Ne believe tue prisoners were captured by
Col Jennifer's trocps, now somewhere nea
NN.hevi.ie.
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The sURRBND1R OF Port MACON.

XokrhASs DACEkOB, xnQfsuay, May !.
Hon. 4. ~. Stanton, Secretary OF War:
sIa:-Uapt. worden, OF the Navy, with di.
patchss rom 9ea. Burnside, has Jlst arrived.
He reoor,s Forti Macon ;aksn, aItsr elev-
Ousrs were taken. Col. White, late Of this
Ordnance Department, commands Fort Ma.
con. Loss on our side, one killed and elev-
en- wounded Jso. e Wool,
Msjor-Geueral.
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w. To TIE VOTER sOF HALF K
~ - Is nov ascertained that the election OF
Sheriff viii bs by the people Iregrs. ex.
cestirely that II will not be in my power
visit you In the county Seiors the day OF eIes-
tic a, Ss my opponents are doing, but | aui
snre that gratrfll people Will see that full
justice is d9I g me st home, while am absent
sn,isAvortI 10 give from the soil OF our
common c2ua ry IL RI thless foe, Should bs
your pies sure 10 e;ect N rs yopr 6HERIfF,
and shou'd IL please God to spare my lie Sd
long, ] shau bs prepared 20 enter upon tbs
iu DIES OF the Office on the frat day Of jar uxIy
nax:-at which time the term OF the present.
ST srIH Will expire. Ia conclusion, let me
bs~esch All of my friends 70 DO certain 70 60 10
tn polls on The day Of election.
kssp'y, you're, JAS. 4 WEST.
xlv T--d.ouA W2lU3Ws
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The ia. Work, Of Richmond now prod.s.

about 1870 900 fest per day. The Superinten-
deuss report Of last years operations ID now
in the hands of the printer. We learn that it
vi! show that the works reslixed lasi year
over expenses the handsome cum OF $40 006.
4 Ter The breaking cn5 Of hos,ilities between
tie Confederate and United States, \ number
, OF The white workusn were discovered 10 be
tisioyaI, which led to the adoption Of the
plan now in operation of employing negro
l.bor 1t has worked admirably. While more
doci'e than those they have snpplansed, they
are equally as intelligent, work more faith
inlly. and SOC, much less The interior Of the
0as House shows a nsatness commendable in
either white or black men.
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r1aI MouBrAIH DKpAafx1ST."

Editorials urgently call on tbs people 70 70.
iufoIcs Price, at Fort Wright, as the oaly
hope AMI satvatlon OF the CITY.
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ERws FROM SoRFoLK-vIA FoRr1sss hovxos
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, Of day

A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, Of day
I'd, gives the following:
Three r. faaees from Norfolk left last nigh (.
In q row boat aud arrived az half past seven
O'CLOCK his morning. 5hsre is little news
except repetition Of previous reports.
Commodore 1atnall received sealed orders
on Monday sud sailed. but oDeninR than In
Eiixaoeth river, fonud h ordered to ,ua a..
ilocsdds and proceed y York River De therefore,
,sUrred to No jOtk aud isMsdtitsty resi9H<d hi.
mis.tOn, tcSether Nth Ats sAtsJ 9Geeys.
here wss gerer-i expse y, ion In Norfolk
that the A~r6naS I'd come on: for me las.
thref or tour d.ys.
Refugees say t;at there are several hundred
Union men liz Norfolk known To be srch enu
many Cthers who keep quiet. including many
or the soldiers. fEere are Sax or seven IN ~
sand troops under Gen. Hugsr between Pig
Point and Norfolk.
Three companies In Portsmouth reaeIled
and stacked arms few days siUcs. II is also
reported that part OF Gen. ii agr uder's forces
b I'd Mutinisd q. Wiliiams's Bay.
torpedo has been oonsiruc' ed at Norfolk
whether rsoen,ly or DOS. is no. sta ,sd-calcu
iaied 10 b. managed under water by one MAJ
and be propelled py him nder tha vesss. TO
De destroyed Itis said 10 - i've or SIX fee,
long.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-08
TRon yoRf WRIGHT

CAIRO, Friday, Aiay X-Tne latest news
frcn he ntst ssss IL Was generally believed
tnat - II niIA ceuus attacs wjUld SO m ,de
by the nset before tbs eiuse of lac week
cas or;Srs continue ding at For: WriRh
=. intervals OF Ten minutes Commodore
footS Ia preparing for general attack on the
rebel y,olks. An attack on cur asst was ex
pea'ed on russdsy from the r bel gaa DO 70 .
Our Aotllla formed In hLe OF batlIe, but NO
demonstrate were Liade.
The river IL STA ionafy, and eight inches
hi her THAI sver before knoWa
saempDis papers Of tas - h saS . needing
Geid ths uight hefIrs had Concluded tn bura
ths citv la ease VI tina appro -ch Of the =
uvE u nsst