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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-15
csr iiGRTHEN.; Phr9S

Tbs az s7ald' Gays:
Ths ''riui "a" Word" sal, 10 f,~E
.bs enlira preas Of the :iIrtI. w:;h lie
exception g: ths "Tri5nn1 aud tho pa
pe-s wh.cs. follow in ifa Take~-:ke Ia
'PSst" "AutiSl.verr Stand,ra" and B'r
ton "LihsrAinr'-hsre all tskhn rir"pE
grounds in is"nr OF HcClelisn and sgains.
Secra.s.y Slsnton'a management Of the US;
D.psrtmnrt. IN the latter oiiic:a! .ud his
Uonyre-sion,i rd'isers they attribute 81 ,ha
blame for not reinforcing Mcclellan AID en-
sbinr lin to c,p,ure R;cbmoGri, nstecd o.!
changing has h..e If Operations ovef IL t':o
I .m.s river.
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1CYspAY's PROCEEDINGS.

Gsatis.-ine corti -csiioI bill being ua'!'r
consideration, III. sharla,,'. motion III agTar-
ment IT, iEa Hauae bill wss rejected, n',d coI:1~
uittSc CT conference wss uccdvd OF. &c
tag bill WIS I.ol.tirI III asTeIal uniaportaAi
pertjculals, and reported 10 the chamrer i'"tn
the cou,miitrs whude rnsniinenia VETS S::.fsE':
10, >nd lhs bill passed.
Roue.-Tne repor, vi ths ualtsd Stale;
nolesbill conferences committee was tnacurfsd
in. This bill 10 authorize tbs discharge OF
State prisoners upon bail suljsct TO certain
rsstricnuns, and e.. ~::iiS lLs Presldeht 10
suspend the wri! aps.s corpus, Was pesSeu.
The Senate r. IhIng ehn pay shd emoiu-
ments Of s1s,., ,Iticsrs srd iur rlher PURPOSES,
passed y - OF these pur poses is the coaisf-
insnt Of tul citizenship on foreigners WHO
have resided nns year in tho conatTS, ana
serr si With honor IN the ssmy
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1ar r-p. OF oru -ouruERs say..

Tha following es:rsrs ir0!n .hs Winchester
correapond.uce Of the E,l,:n.Gre Sun S.Tss tie
true typs Of our Southern ocyn
Several of thn Confederate pstieats ere VERY
Young, and loo< 'nors l'ke sche"lboys th'n koi
diers. There Is one young boy, about fifteen
years old, whn il ~nuodrd IN Tho shoulder. an!
v no IN .lmoat continually crying iron tho
ps,ne OF bs wound S9met:mea HE orin'l
w.ndsrs, and he can Is fairly hear. crying !ar
tha. mother whols lrany mllrh aw:y ffc,n h'fn.
HE f..hcr is ore OF the riches, p'antecs in
Lousisns, and the rnn volunteered IN one ni
the REGIMENTS ralsfd If 'sHt Ststa. on l7'''n3
homo his iatb.- -cnt . young negro boy aIh
him ~ . au,7snt. Th;q negro has followed him
cnn.:.ua!y, and no matter what tine you erter
tDa hospits! you vii! End him sitting alongside
OF his young master. The beg, i: ls thought,
will recover, but he will never again DO 81! 10
lead soldiers lie,
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What Alabama Hes Done.

The Montgomery "hdgeTtts-," ssTs ihst
"i;om ths IaoaL secu7g.e estimate tttt ceR 20
nsde Irom Tie returns tf tho probate judges
aad sheriff, Of the counties, Alabama haa sant
to the war from first Il. last, sbnut sixty Ve
thousand men, out Of I voting population Of
Some sighty.6Te Thousand. Ofihess TIE State
hae armed nineteen thousand snd equipped
eight Thousand. Aabams aiso turned orer to
the Ocnfsdsrscy twenty :ons thousand stsnd CT
arnp, captured hy her Own troops from Mount
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Col. John q. Morgan,

Tbs Enox7ille (Tenn.) "Registar," of June
a6th, rays that ths Federels are committing
rsr;oua dcprodstioEs on private property in
East Tennessee. whila passing th6mselTsa eff
81 Mu7gsn's men. This is donhtlesG done 20
bring odiun upon the gallant MosgEa, cad it,
duca tho people 10 fear the Coufedarstes. Tie
Uo!osal will, 10 doubt est things to rights
ta,src gro l,Dg. The "Register" R:ys that lie
is to be transferred to the department OF Gen.
B7sss, sho succeeds Gsp. BesureEaT't-!b7
ls.t.r rst::inE r on accnnnt Of i'll d alIh.
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ia Esdsrsl Ileet in tha lanes.

T5o Federal isst oi gunbos'a. now in James
river, cn.utrsn'irug tleulelcDs rev pcsLion,
numbers one hundred vassela. Tie? sra We
l.arn. un.isl co,nmsn,l OF Commodore Wilkes.
Of "1,reai' npinrietJ, vho will nov bare annth-
er orcsaifa 10 distinguish hiiIssli, in casa
foreign vessel sbouii ap;sar in Vi7gini. 1stair,
for tic purpose OF Interfering with he fsdsrsl
rrrrr.i.,.,;r
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rgr yIRsr new JsI:sET.
TUE FIHsI .'E
The "u.rald's" correspondent saJs

The "Hsfalds 5 c0TrtspChusHE 10 -
The Fret New jersey Brigade suft-rei ter
r:bIy in III. battle Of Friday, the 18th, one
resilnsn. uhe Fou.rh) being entir:ly cut Oh,
the Surgeon, Asssisn; Surgeon, Chaplain aud
O o,sr,s.mas..y he!rs The Only 'nmlssionsd
otice-s leil. Coirno! Simpson ~ known 10 be
a pr,sonei, end prmuner lssan in one OF the
more rsceni tghts states that he raw the rem
nant Of the regiment being marched towards
Richmond As hs cAme up With body Of rein
torcems msns fur the rebel army. Il is known
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WHAT THE "HER.Lp" SAYS ABOUT Jscs,aa.

WHAT THE "HER.Lp" SAYS ABOUT Jscssa..
Several Of our contemporaries ere ni.a:.ast
ing > crest deal Of alarm abonl &;one~n'i
Jackson ling smother raid down the S..na.!.
dush Y,isy. Iney may ~ w"l q',iei ;Ae':
nerves in tEs. respect; Tor Genora Pope, "r.e
Of tho most shillfull Of the We7:orn GsGrfs!r,
is now in command there, and p:ep,rei i2'
bin We doubt very much il be hs- .py ':jy
position 10 make any move OF tho kind II hs
makes sny rsil it will doubtless b. IN some
other direction. He will hardly attempt 10
strbs l@ice in The s.me plsce. Lei hrn i7l.r
Shs,erer course he may, our forcrs arc ro'hv
Il, NEE. bin. Generals Pope and McClei!a"
are both being Etreng ngthcncd, and # the rebels
r.o7s G2 2on s;th57, 'brY will tsve Sarrr 'c-
car!icp.
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The Chowar Evacuated.

We learn from c gentleman who c:osssd the
Uhowan in the vicinity Of tke Federal stroog-
hold in that section OF North Carolina, ie~
days age, that the Federal gunboass, whle b
have for soma time been kept in the river 70
meet exigencies, have been withdraw Iney
have, doubtless, boen sent to theJprosection ol
Mcclellan. - =
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L ,on G, Company !, Fifth Louisiana.
A 6lack List.

AZ promised, tina 'AVslGncns" oi ths 2Sd
and Oath publishes lists Of thcss Thn hove
taksu The Federal o=th Of siiegihncs ainre toe
advent Ct th= Fedsra!a in Maaphs. Although
(s.ys tbs Memphis "APpssr) tha nnoie nrfh-
Der is scne Il We t;uodrei, ne hs1s scsnn:d th,
uamss ovsr 7sry clcsely, ned ass grstihsd u
bsiag shie to announce thGt re I=S6gn:z:d ID tui
fsR uf pronneEcs in s;!bvr be soc'al, pnl;t'cS'
or merczG;iis waigs ci The cty. VITA the lI
ceptoa nf perhaps naif sc:'e, Gil "oHSs
nsuss s.s g'vsl sss stTpa asers.sad wsars aston
iahed 10 lind that, notwithstanding cur iohS Ts'-
iiance in Mzmphie. We wsrs unacqaalnied WIN
so rnanv oi liz deniZ5aS Psriies i:oui the CITY
iniura ;,a Iiat many Of tl:s :!sns"s so ftrehE'
e7s, an,i rHos. af esuin ihe scsu,n ti c:tS u"
ciaiy. TIE Tui1n sa.ais certainly nave M
causo to rejnics over lheir proselyss so ''r Ss
MemLh;a iR concerned.
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The Gums.

Mcclellan ssysi in his adiTfs' to his zrn'J,
"Yon nave asssI sill TGIr guns cgcSpt leg
los. ia. bstlle."
II is officially asceTtalHcl that we captured
frnm Mcclellan hnd haVs III p1ssts'ion, Jerry
c.unon If supnrior quality.
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Confederate Prisoners.

Wo will, to-inorrow, publish Let OF tie
Cort. aerats soI!era, who ualucGily Ie:l INTO
the hands CT tie Yankees, in the recent ell
caeer,si,. i.aInro R:chmoni. They hs7e ar
riyai In N.E York.
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DESPATCH or TIE HAtLrCE n.u,R.

DE-rATCG or THE HAtIrCE n.urR.
iiha iankaes still bcep up their old sTs!sr,
Of lying. as will be sseu By the fniloelns Be
apa;ch
FORTRESS Monroe, July S, lSC2
Fresh troops arrived here Irom Wv.hneton
yesterday, aud gent up The J"n-s rIser il in7
evening.
-Four small n,camers, with four barses in tow,
arrived 81 Fortress Monroe this morning. la'!en
~itli sr'llery, men, horses, &C., AMI dnubtless
bouud W the river.
a sklrmiah took place yestnriay :norlirG
near our lett wing which resulted in tho De
fsa, Of The rebels. We took one Thousand rebel
priacncrs and three small batteries. Oar cav
airy then followed them till they passed bcg"r;!
tho " aita Oak Swamp.
Great officially exists in obtaining tlislis' .:
killed in our late b.ttIc,, "a comparatively :S%
cssos exist where any one csu tell whether
the ui5siug we're k,u'i, or wounded aad tsh6'.
prisoners.
For The ast two ds;s the raksls h.7e shown
but little disposition to fight, and yes;e:d.Y
rslinqnisbed their grounds and batteries sil,o..t
without rrdlrtancc.
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Arrival Of Confederate Soldiers in New YORK..

The Rev York Herald" of the 2lst ult.,
announces tie arrival CT The "Elu Uity," Gu
the 20sb, fron Fortress Monroe, with three
hundred and ffty sick and woundsi soldiers
from Yorktown. Her destination is AlbEny,
where ihe sufferers are to be properly cared
ior We notios the n.AIas ur tie -tsil-~!-s.
Confedarstes in the list:
NORTH cARoLIGA.
Brown +, Company K, Eighr=anta Na.tr
Carolina.
Denton G II. Company K, Twelfth North
Carolius.
Edwards ", Conpaay B. Eighteenth HoTih
Carolina.
Gottres 2, Company A, 1hiTtG-ssvsF'f
North Carolins.
Hammer a S, Compsny F, Thirty EsTsntb
North Carolina.
isdds.n, y, Company a, Twenty iil;h
North Csrolin..
Jones a, Company +, Eighteenth North
CRrolinE.
Ksoeh j, Company q, Seventh North Gs:o.
lima.
pultsn E,corapsny -, T*slth North Cr~
cl.na.
Parsoa Z L, Company L, Thrift -sevenih
NORM Caialiila.
Rink Il, uou4pAny G, TseHty- eighth Nar'h
Carolina.
Roheris K, Company 3. Eighteenth North
Carolina.
Robertson B F, Cona=n: @: Ssconi North
Oarolirn.
Russ Il +, Company T. Th!rly-se' ss:ih He7:b
OaTolins.
Shsw ), Company J, Tri'ty-Bsvsuth i'o:;h
Carolins.
Strickland G, oosapsa: G. E;sbtss"th North
Carolina.
sayes F NJ, Company F, Tli:tiS ss7sEih
North Carnlinn.
s!aacl B, Cou:pany d, Eizhtseu,h iiossh
Carolina.
Warren A, Company g, Second N'Esh
Carolina.
Wright S, cnmpsnY F, Eighteenth North
Carolina.
Wesks ], Company +. Eighteenth No:sh
Carolina.
vIRaISIb.
Walker G q. Company &, Fourth FTg'n;o
csvslry.
LOUISIANA.
L,on G, Company |, Fifth Louisiana
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From the West.

III. ::d:ars <lom du' .rny il ths West s
exhllsrr!ing. :I1tlsrs :re r:ozTea'ing III It's
direction admirably.
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The public land Of Texas, far tie combs
cation OF which Lspe, OF kansas, introduced
bill, Is said to amount to about LOO cUo.ooo
Acres.
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The New York "Post" estimea the to.a
Value Of the vessels and cargoes seizsd during
Toe post Year and sent to Key West, while
attempting TO run the blockade at 81, ,379, ,2e9
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Aleb]mon0 Enquirer.

BY TYLER. WISE u ALLE6RE,
MONDAY n1CI:SlNG, JULY IA, 1881.
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Gen. Lee To His Army.

a brave and sklful leader has sel,iou lad
mora glorious achievements upon which to cnn.
gratalate rohls and gallant army, than are
narrated in tho following sdmnaLo sddrsas Of
General Robert E Les 10 the srmy nesr
Richmond:
HEADQUARTERS, ~ the FlFlp.
July T.h, lSi2
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VOLUME LVIX.-NUMBER 90

undergone during the pas; eight days =
shslt doubtless occupy thic position FOR ,fa
present, and or next movement ~ -
towards Richmond. Il, capture hiss oa!y bean
post poned for brief period. as 1uT scPra-1h
from our present situation viii SOON p..v. 90
its r.bollious occupants.
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naraf the past six days nnr losses i'll killed.,
woundsd sna missing hsrs been fearful. E,c''
asy there has been battle j Is no, INV ~.
tentlon pow 10 90 into details, for 'h"ae hso,
sready been given in the "llera!d." ;" Thero tt
this cncaoaton that in esch engagement Va
have come cif victorious, ana that tao su:5iy "t
getting into Richmond is now ,eni0,l grr.'1'
thsa..i was week sro. Our iossea have a..l.iSl-
ed but not discouraged. Oar men erlis;ed ~ tie
War expecting to fight, expecting losses they
hsvs fought, zn"i thay sill continue 10 hShl
I'll th- ene,ny are besten and concss Ii: slc
tory, Iii ,i:r rebellion is Clearly wiped oG. af,!
The Gcisn restored. They will 10 ell tins
W nat can they do more Oonhhsncs IN Gs"r..
rsl Mcclellan Is increased by the recrn: be,
tics, snd ,his lis saying everything. VIVA, ,aHrs
can bs esihi A few days will revsa! the Wis.
don Of General McOlellan's pisn, sSt thst
changing the base Of operations was ths only
plan 20 f-e Adopted, carrying with IL .':ar.:..
tee C success.
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Fcnrness NoXsoe. July .. lSG2

FoR-REss NoSSoE, Ju'y i, lSG3
To dsT We hear Of the capture OF 'ha rs;.r Irn
boat rena1r, on the James river. l. appears ti,a:.
sha cstns down FROM Richmond ,r :ec,nn ci..a
ard lad bsoon IN noa.d mal. oi :i ain
trock1 Tuis ao intended 20 md. ..r susl sai.s
up tn ri.w our camps at HArrisnn's b,nomg
The M,ratsnZl being at the time on picka.
duty came upon The Tssser suddenly ss u"th
vesHals were turning shsrp cur7ein tn" rTrr.
Of course the M,r.tsrza opened i!!n OH the
littir rsJel, snd by > few we'll directed shcia
forced her to surrender. One OF the Mars::r~
80 hnrd,nd FOUNDER r,hs SHELLS cxplccad
iireo.ly indsr tire bnilers Of The lesser, ,nd
ca.a$ --.th:a - a,a Of bloEing her up. For
tcuhie!T, il lid ncf
Tts cs?:ui5 81 lae Trsz,r j, loob 81 rrnn $
G!g thing" AEH fIon s tbs, c,a l".rl It
~! E;aton oporst'oTs nisterlaiIr
Some tuHh6a's have g1nc % The r.:f "a
L.;S. G.E.d o:a,rj will soon iolinw
Il certt.n Gnnersl WHO wss sosc1 'jr tG-lsy
has no; ssriv.d, but ~1 siili htv- hopes Il. nrc-
Ds bin before tho going do~n 81 :he pun.--
fhe weather ls beautiful fer hls trp, sad y;
e,ras strange he ahould not turn Up.
Quite pu.nh.r OF the hnapit.! s.s:Mars are
;Isra cuaing. ETspsra'ory 10 gong NJ 'E" :irnr
IN tilrtr lLIs.iUf Gt mercy.
4 larP. number OF rsrai ntii tzr: .re i.er" ~
report ou thrr 9e.scla h0ariy expected '!h'h
crest pnnt of lni=ras: IS nscc:n:rg G.o-e end
more imporsnl. 4 les DAYS IY"e:et sad
R,chmnnd will be ours.
srMarg CO. TO yE PROMOTED
The President has nominated fr tbs Srw.t1
Generals HrinrzslIu,n. Sumner, keys rad Frt@
John Porter 20 he Errvc. I'figad.sr GrEnrsla
in The r-eI.r srmy and MeJ2r Generals .
Volunteers for gallant conluct in tha He'd.
YAEgEE ESTIMATE or TuE CoSfGDERATr Los"
I'ha "Stsl" Of this evening says:
distinguish gsneral ntii:or Of the Arm: u:
tina Potomac was in Wsshlne; ION thu (Oron"nr,,
on his ny to vint his inrnlIy north OF this
city. His opportunities for learning the eG
! tent oI. the d,D.sga Tr:ei"ei BY the en2my ~
tne recent s-v1n days hat.its w-rn, from :.c
nn;urs di his pnat!Gn IN lnn scrvce, perhaps
better thsa sny other lawr officer. He esli'
matds they lost in killed, wonnlr'! ana o!:,nr-
wise rendered hors dH combat, the iu,:aenss
Der OF seventy i've thousand men, or IN
ther words that their loss ..9 quite Enif their
" hole army in n nd shout + chmond.
They rtiaaa To recniva Tag. oi ;ri:cs fTCm
Csners ScOIeIlan, conveying in9nr.es rela-
tive 10 the fate OF Union officers .ui other.
believed tU Do wounded and praonnrs IL .acr
hands; thus cvncing grest Discrimination 70
permitting Mcclellan To obtain any inl.l!ng,
however nhAcurc, ni their resi- conI:si"u st,.c1
| The termination Of Tie battles
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cHaxcEs os REDUCING REcHMoHa 5Hr.rra -u..:
LIVER
TIE Especial" OF the "H=r,id" w.;;~' II 81
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rAHzEs ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE os tn. TE.ssE
we nai tho fjliowing IN the New York
IIar lj''.
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.iia' ''ai1Tsi +fJrssr ~.s kiii:g,i sl! Mr!1T Ry-
srz!.:.. -e-''':t"d cru r.A;!a : f.G,lulsr.
ti..!anci &;man. u ile S:.x:oenth regiment
.isrsst'E,,:e:ls Ea.un!ara. w.e saa: tf,r3ugh the
-'crTt =,i': ;hs<r,l.s - i:ls n-n. L;em,ensn1
;]..!.,n-, Il M.s ci;sn way wcun,,ei ancui lis saue
:,nr rsSs.a tt!iur7nl ais;i,,a.
Ih> T.T,men., iul, lrns w;tl.n'i. haid ofics-s,
at,m.i i!;5:r ycuuni, snd a;inn General Grover
) -..eTsii lie Fret /" .EsHn the chsrge, which
Si;er ~ 50 esiian,ly. . isTea r'ilbar at the
,:iYlsa;.t:, f4ll in 4i;h lnAti and ,'.Iad III ,ae
charge. Iha loss in This Ie:; uer! Will smount
20 ahGui eighty killed ard v-nr'ied. Coloncl
;I1usia ,>af he First M.aasc'urntis. |ss taken
,lnSn ~ !. stroke 6i tic sun dlrlnF the en-
.,sr-.ndufs srd carri 81 II in roar. lie il still
suli.-rmp ITnn. The eifaels ol IT, ard Ii. recovery
@.ii r.,,ls,,n lang petina Ct rnst. M'j'.
l'h.nd!e:. ii tie same rcg1m@nf VA wounded
ALL ii; 81: lie ii-'l Lam: N"l. Wells bsug
.:-lsoh-d 10 caums,ii a::o'ii.r :cg'men. the
,.or atu.sHi t!avolvri unna ''sptnn RiidTin,
i;s r-nun ..spt.;r, G!:1 h.n.!li;! he Trn with
f,rr,: ..i",'rE:a tnd k:.y-7y. IIjA regiment Tas
IL. i!rY. IN l'ia ii:ht ri hn!t Eun. and hss asen
TIE l:sr;,ss! sarfcr riI.co :;i.t .tnr COMPANY
Il .;.,je iiia i2,,!.,,IS ,'hsrEe a. iarkt0wa upon
t- r"i.ai i.:no!;. u':upul H. t~" compsnies
Il 81. Ello,seuih Virgins. II Sa, agiln III
-. i,...: u .: williamsburg, rkcca :. rendere.
rii;e.n,,: ttarYrs, it oc'3G, With the Second IL.
BarnTehi:r lanoiher Hohlc recimcnl, nssiEoei
n. SCI s-=5Ei.,..i;.f. to pick OF he rebel gun
y SIS; snd again At FAR 0lku in he tght OF the
95.h. A(tcr the fight Of Monday ii si>cied
only nr hundred snt; sixty rlusEstH
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!slls :.,i;ai;fs& .aTs;iiassaS:.

W. tsr" ftesvta ::2e. York .nd i'hiis''s!-
Pi.;- p-pssE: E:,asrihg ds;r4 as lc.a ~ f;a Oh
instant. vs. s:iect lis l.lI1w."G, "ai Lssa;!S:
tllaT t;!.nisiu sny :bjng ssi5 na~ u: ''hitaj'
sntsfoetiag.7 y bnt Ior ;is purpose 81 iai!'f- 0or
readers sea how lie YsaGss "ss"i'.i IS 2;'a:: j"
, 1862-05-15

F. eha9ceEy: Mandate from Supreme Court fled,
s a4d osdsE for execution fer eosta 81 No vi
uDgton and Quincy Railroad Company. Parties
come again, and Cause resumed. The testimony
ia rather extenBive, and viii occupy tbs greaser
C1Rcu1r CouRr OF COOK CouNrr-Bs'o7s Juage
yiz: Nos; SAG, IA. To, 80. nn, 782, "a cases
Adams IN sias Briggs; Implicated with ]. Briggs.
Jury return into Conrt with verdict. We the
Jury find for the plaintiff aod ASSESS damages
s9a ~ oa e 81 81 sSepot ea 81 thls evening"
No. Ms-Miles Allen 7s. George F. Cline, ct al;
leave to plaintiff to withdraw jurors, and cause
xs. Calvin B.. WOLF et a; hearing b
l6s the Senrt and taken nnde5t agreement No.
dict: We. The Jary. ind ior plaintiif
ra o1op and "1
dict. no. 564-John 0leph ant ct 81 70 a. Z. Hess-
ing, Sheriff of Cook ceunty; n, ct Al; nov On
15lal; No 36-chancery Ell 5: Prescott " ;:e 4; Il.
tione and evidence.
Yesterday the trial call Of the civil docket COM
melced at No. T68 and extended to No. SIS.
oexfBs essss sxeis sssf
Isl, SIS. 508, 500. lis, 4l1 No. 448-James Mid
capre. Samuel 7. FOES plaintiff enters MOLE Pros
Fisher ve. Charles % Hui q ct ii motion for new
trial by plaintiff withdrawn and Judgment on YER
dict No. 336-Abraham Fart IS. Anthony c. Hes.
ing ct al submitted Verdict for plaintiff. No.
43G-James G. Kiddle rs. Justice Webber ct al
plaintiff elects to take nonsuit.
Before Judge GoodricA---cases 50, 93l and
t,s37 Dismissed at p1aintifa costs. No. 1,6o0-
Benjamin p. Paddock vs Timothy S. Towers
narr and not fled and rule to plead within twenty
dayG. No. 1,119 George Graham vs. s. q Ksr
foot; dcmur to 2d;count Of uarr. confirmed, an6
leave to amend. No. 1,50l-Bepiamin F. Carve,
ct al ~ John Mellin ct al rule on plaintiff tc
show canfe by next Monday, 18th, why summons
has not been returned, and time to plead extended
until Monday next, 18th.
, 1862-05-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIiL
MON ETANY.

"WEDNESDAY Evening, NAY H.
Monetary operations continue dull. This ts in
measure owing to the absence Of grain vessels in
port. Alarge fleet is hourly expected when more
activity may be anticipated. Money is plenty; it
in fact goes begging. Eastern Exchange re-
mains as before quoted-par buying; Il selling.
There is plenty in market. Gold We quote *
buying; selling. The brokers, in small lots, try
to get3413H. The demand is light.
AL1EaHAS1 BANK CouNrERFErrs.-Th $10O
counterfcits Of the Allegheny Bank, Pittsburgh,
were simultaneously circulated in Chicago, New
York, Philadelphia, and all the great cit1ee. The
The Pittsburgh Gazette says the first intimation tho
bank Ind Of the existence OF these counterfeits
vas on Thur:day, when dispatch was received
from Chicago, asking if there were any fraudulent
Issues of this denomination. It adds:
By Friday mail, one of our banking houses re-
celyed, from correspondent in ChicaSo, fourteen
$lG0s on that bank, all counterfeit, and a good
imitation Of the genuine. The centre vignette is
hunter laseoing buffalo, on the upper left is q
100 in lathe work, on the lower left is girl
cutting grain with sickle; upper right, &C, in
circular lathe work lower right, bust Of q boz
The notes are all 1ettcred ''B - The principal
gnette is rather dark, and the lathe work Is also
heavier than in the genuine Some are signed H.
Hepburn and VIM. Bagaley, President. and all are
signed J. W Cook, Cashier The signatures are
we'll done, but those familiar with them can easily
notes 10 well calculated to deceive, and We advise
all not familiar with them to refuse all $1nO hills
without verffcation. Tho bank will probably call
in its issue Of 500 bills.
, 1862-05-15

The series Of brilliant victories to our arms an
nouDced yesterday bad the anticipated effect upon
the Stock market this morning, and, with q very
large amount Of dealings. there was q general ad-
vance IN prices. The session lasted until about q
o,eoc5 Before the meeting of the Bosrd, there
tiles at an improvement Of 14@1H per cent,
and the demand WAS 1nabatcd at the open-
Ing of the Eoard, and nearly $7Nj0O
changed hands at fail prices-a larger
amount, We think, than ever before sold at one
Board, The 6s Of 1881 sold at 1o5es@105X. The
7.an . cent Treasury Notes sold at 1u5HD105s<,
and Indebtc cdncss Certificates par. State stock.
were active, especially Tennessee and Miasouf1
6e. ut an advance OF 4 to z cent When the call
reached railroad bonds the biddings were very ami
mated, and nearly every description sold at an ad
vince. In shares there WIS q general improve
ment, but the bloyancy was not quite equal to
that Of Government securities.
Tie movement outside the Board in Government
securities has been enormous to-day One house
G0 50 cent. Treasury notes at 106. and 81GO, ,00O
Indebtedness Certificates at 5s y cent. premium.
other considerable sales were made at the same
PRICES Later in the day Treasury notes were not
20 i1fm, and sold at 1e5H. As they haye two years
and half option Of conversion into twenty.year
with the SKIES Of 1881.
In money there is no change to note. There is
naturally, under the large transactions In tho
stock market, considerable activity in dem md
4G5 q cent. with considerable transaction at 3D
with good names at q cent.
There is q good demand from importers for the
first issne Of Demand Treasury Notes, which are
receivable for duties: Some Importers are buy
Aeesrs- Thompson Brothers are selling at ;3:Dx
per cent premium