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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

RVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SPEER'S SAMBUCT WINE.
celebrated for its medicinal beneficial qualities as
genuine Stimuait, Tonic Duretic and Sudorifc highly
esteemed by eminent PHYSICIANS and the INST
families OF Europe and America.
AS A DIURETIC
1t tmpar.s healthy action to the Glands and Kidney
and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in Dropsy, Cou
EruptiOns and Rheumatic affections.
AS a sUnoRIFIC
It opens the pores and expells all Impurities by sens
Bile respiration, thereby driving off Eruptions and
cleansing the sutace giving and vigOr to the wIoIp
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
to the SKIN ard COMPLEXION.
SPEEEs'S WINE
IS not mixture manufactured article inf 20 nuro
from the Juice Of the Portugal Ell err cultivated in tbe
Tinted states, recommended BY Chemists and pbvsi
ei4s Us possessing medicinal properties superior 10 any
oL1er VINE IN use and an excellent article for ali wepk
anu deDlltatei persons, aud the aged and in6rm i'm
proving the appetite, and beneDg ladies and Children
i LADIES' WINE
because IL VIII not rtoX other wines as II con
Is no mixtures Of spirits other liquors and Is m
mlred Io lis rich peculiar flavor ard nutritve nroneT
ties, mpartng healthy tone TO the digesto pOpvL
anu blooming, SOFT and healthy skin and mpexion
ALFRED sPEER, Passaic, N. j,
Is over the cork of each bottle.
MAKE ONE TRL4L OF THIS WJyE
a. SPEER, Proprietor,
\, VINEYARD at Passalc, \. ]. OFFICE us broadway
Fer sale by GEO. r. SPUR, Agent for Worcester
1915 deodly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
The Mendelssohn Concerts.

We trust it will be remembered that the Con
certs BY the insfly famed Oujntette Club take
,,,.oo -. ~, .I p.;5.u o.on,,n. or mi.
paw " '""'''"5 '.u '''"J ''''''e
week All lovers oil classical music grace'uliy
and artisticaly performed, should be in attend
ance. The opportunty tbps offered for an even
..it IN.
10 - w. "'''' ','0 '''''''''' = " '''' '"''
club have entered me State Tor campaign OF
ten evenings only They have done ua the
honor to set MonipeIier down FIR two. felqIpp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Essex CoCNrY.--A rccen, Union Convention
IN this County pa. in nomination the following
ticket
DH.BEAlrlE, senator
;. II HOBSDN, ,,
NV, FRENCu 'uuB'''
II. W. BlDNElL, Sheriff.
JONAH BROOKS, Judge Probate
HENRY HAYWOOD, states Attorney
JAS. W. CApES, High Baiiin
The Convention was 80 tender on the oues-
ton oil slavery, that it did not dare express It's
commentator Of the leading measures Of the
Administration as set forth in the resolutions
adoptet by the State convention on the 9th OF
July, but adopted an expurgated edition OF
those resolutions. The light will shine, however,
in thasCounty yet and the time will come when
there as elsewhere, it will be seen that this war
has been prolonged by the political dodge of
suppresslng the opinions Of ninety. nine men out
OF every hundred for fear the hundredth man
wouldn't like thsm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

A RAILROAD BArrKRY.-'rhe Richmond En-
9urer describes an iron-cad railroad battery
which it is alleged performed important service
for the rebels during the recent battles before
Richmond. The battery was mounted on seven
sets of wheels and carried one riaed gun L
was propelled by an ordinary locomotive, and
was used on the York River Railroad whenever
our troops came within aunshot OF the road
The Enqur,r asserts tina; sreat injury was in
dcted upon the Federal army By the shells
thrown by his hter,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

" WASHINGTON COUNTY AHEAD Mr. Dd.i5
ham company is full, nd it will be organized
at one lie mas area,y more than 100 mer
enlisted The comaany being recruited by MIR
rempleton has, welndersiand enough also It
organize Both companies will unquestiona5l.
90 in the Tenth regiment And the whole work
has been done ii two weeks. If any other
County can snow 10 men enlisted in that time
let us hear from t. If not let Washington
stand ut he head
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
State of Vermont,
TREASURER sOTTlcK

RUTLAND, July dO, 1867.
Assignees and others holding orders for dioL
ted pay Of Vermont Volunteers, are hereby mott
fed that returns for The Second, Third. Fourth
Fifth aud Sixth Regiments, ana the companies o
Sharp Shooters, for tho months of March and
April have been received at his office.
| also have returns u allotted pay ot part o.
Co. II. of the Cavalry Regiment Tor March
April, May and June, and iull returns ior thes,
months tof NIL the Cavalry are expected within
two weeks j h. PAGE, State Treasurer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

RlBGL DrsERrERs Two members of the
lOIh Virginia (rebcll cavalry rode luto General
Mcclellan lines the other day and gaSe them
selves up, saying that they hal been pressed in
to the ro5cl service. Onc OF them Drank De-
good) says he wa. born in Massachusetts,, al
though he claims to be New Yorker, from his
long residence there.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Can anybody tell us whatais the home editor
OF Walton's Journal? We expect every day to
see AN article from his pen counseliug retro
grade movement. lie IL 50 fearful that some
ebel will get hurt thai We don believe he
sleeps well a nights Siaaddrd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

SICK AND WorNDsD FROM RlCHAosD The
following sick and wounded Vermonters were
taken from City Point, July 25tb,o board tie
steamer State OF Maine
Sergt II Trouble II, 5th ia. Mason, g,
9Th F Turner, G, 9Th 5 Bunker, +, 9TH
Corp I 5 Parker, A, 9TH b S Bannon, \, u
c Griuols, c, 4ta L F Badger. q, 81 Fran
els Story !, 6th II Brooks, W { Thompson
b, 9th
The following arrived at Philadelphia, JuI,
30th, on the steamer DAME Webster
ND Wymou, 9th VIM Church. j,h &c,
W olve. 9Th joan Chibot, 9th David Sto
ry, oh.
The following wI. taken Oh hoard Tie Elm
City, % city Point Va, July %
! F Leger, X, 9Th Cbas silver, !, Sd WIN
/ G Brown, L, jth f w StIgtr, B. jth j I
! Green, 6, 9th u J. Llmb, y, ~.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Tux CAvALM.-Maj. Sawyer returned from
BratileborO to Hydepark on Wednesday IT,.
Governor has now authorized him to receive re-
cruils for the Cavalry, and posters will soon be
irsued, giving oil necessary information.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

The town of Waitsfeli q this County, has
pledged bounty Of $2j u each Of the recruits
from that town necessary % make up It's quota
Of tie two regiments called for Hon. R. Rich
ardson OF Montpelier, authorized an offer ot
s. each to the first ten -croits from Waitsht.d
and Fayston The people il dat part Of tie
County seem wide awake
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

DRAFTING In other States there is now seri-
Gus talk Of drafting " hope Vermont will
fill up he 10Th and lltu regiments without a
resort to this, and the prospect is now good that
it will be done. At leas. Washington County
ha, done its part II, however, more troops are
called out by the genera government some
speedicr method than thu Of volunteering will
PROFESSIONALLY be resoriei to.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Let TINS be written down 20 the credit n tDe
IhirtY-seveath Congress. IN Us second session
conyened-that it was lar IL advance %, the
Exccutlyl-tha, Il WIS continually res rausj
by fears Of uu Executive yeto--and wOu'd have
made more stringent couiScd,on and emaucl-
patton laws uud there heco any hope @. securing
The signature Ut ,ae President to them. u. in
,h. end, it turn, Va, tia, the m,la policy will
save tho nation, Uen Congress has been mlst4-
ken. II, on the otb.. hand, ali IS lost Tor want
OF decision OF character, OF severe aud prompt
remedies, Mr. Lincoln will be chiefly to blame
Ii should he undcs 3od that MIR, Lincoln is not
~ mcch afraid himself to take Il RADICAL course,
as he IS 10 offend Zoo many loyal men in the
county by taking such a course lie fears to
be in advance OF public sentiment, and told Il
party OF gentleman, .ew days since, that ne
believed he was now ia advance OF the average
sentiment OF The country. Tins is clearly a
mistake and If Ar Licon would only follow
his own anti-slayely instincts, rather than his
fears Of pra-sluvcr men, he would do better
than he IS now doing Wdsh Cor ladepen-
dent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
County Nominations.

r. RICHARDSON,
c,R HSA PG2ERhToS, ,,,...
T. n ,,r AnHhH' ,,a.. y pro,o,e
ALoNzQ NJ; JAGKMhN sheriff ,..
uhAS; ~, NM nh ~ ~ ~ ~. ~, - n''''''''
q. b. "AIS"N' hlsn DAM"
,rn,so> rnt->Ty
JouE W. STEWART, j.
SAN ~ y. HnlCohB'l
j hl W. hl' Assistant Judges
OH ch ~ Mn, H. ,p, .,s
vs. F. BAsGoM, state. Attorney
g. !. RAYMOND. high Balm.
.,., -, j .o,., o. PROFIT li
llAkN ~ d u Nell,.f NtW raven pis.' i0'
'ALFlN' IlLphN' A'n''on p''l''c'
BENNINGTON COUNTY
aYEcN GLSRE, senator
+ & \" t,SSTbfaTElirLL, Assistant judges
.EANDhk POW hhs' shtflu.
u NJ NEk -tate : Attorney
DAVID I w HhhLoCh, iIsh nai'a'
JLbeh- ~ PROBATE
ION "a r. bennington pls.IlS.'
ukiAii : khNl' Manchester District
CnlTTENDEN COUNTY.
q. +. EDMUNDS.
JED p CLARK. Senators
A.C. WEIGH,
i ANTEE" u WATNhF' Assistant
T. +. WALES Judge Of Probate
RS TAFT. states Attorney.
Mr.. FLANAGAN, sheriff,
T.. :. BLOnGETr, High Bailif.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
iitpaw I, SrrVLNs sa,a,o,.
HARVEY D. FARRAR,t
r. ]. SANE, tco,,,. f,d,e.
x, r. SHERMAN, Sheriff,
A. A. MOORE Bailih
y. =. WOOD, states Attorney
G. +. H0UGHTON, Judge ofProSats
ORANGE COUNTY.
! .iHkH NJ Rf M SENATORS
u0RACE sTPtcKtAN
FRFNEZER mass Assistant Judges.
IoHS ROWEI,L. STATE. Attorney
poyAI ptrRNUAN sheriff
+ p. CIEyEIANp Uigh Bailia
Jubots az rRoRAry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05
State Nominations.

Far Governor
FREDERICK HOLBROOK
OF BRATTLEBoRo.
For Lieut. Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;,
OF WATERBURY.
For Treasurer,
JOHN b. PAGE,
or RUTLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

IL GerolGmO Carl baIdi, 4 nephew Of the lib
orator Of italy, srrived in this country few dayi
since, WHITTIER he has come to offer his services
TO the Government His sword was given him
by his great uncle, with the remark that IL the
cause Of liberty requires it he will come himsek
IL Queen Isabella has just sent 10 the Pope a
blank draft On her treasury. as token Of graft
tu6e for her recent safe ACCOMPLISHMENT. She begs
the Holy Father 10 fill It up with any sum he Gees
ut not exceeding $1,000
III The towns Of Fo&croft, Sebsc, and Monson,
N Maine, have filed the!T quotas d sent several
more than the required number Bowerbsnk, in
same the State, sends under the new call lust
three times the number required OF her.
II Among the literary prizes TO be awarded
in 1862 by the ancient University Of Oxford, Ely-
land, is one for the hes. essay ''W hat are the
principal causes OK the civil war in the United
States"
IL Zsb. Ward, famous sporting characte
who lives near Versailles, Ky, suffered severely
by MOTgan's raid The guerIllas took bis b. cod I'd
horses, and left their broken down nags in ex.
change.
IL Michael Pagan was sentenced in st Louis
or the 2lst instant, to three months Imprisonment
and one hundred dollars fine for killing ANDY
Love in prize Il ght lass spring.
IVA PrecOciOus youth being asked in his
geography class what they raised in South Caro-
hna, Tepl ed: "rhcy used to raise niggers and
cotton, but now they are raIEing the devil"
D-A French geneal0gist has found out that
the Empress Eugene Is tie true heiress Of the
throne OF Mexico, through her Spanish ancestors,
who are descendant Of NJ Ontezuma
IL There are Eaia TO BE- about two regiments
o. Federal deserlers stfdggling about thestate OF
WinCOnsin.
IL John L. Dawson has been nominated cor
Congress In the fayette and Weatm0reland d!s-
tTict, Pa
II The county Of Placer, California, owes
but $50, while she has IN her treasury TO the
credit Of the county, S29o-g
LTThe quot1 Of volunteer: for CLemung
county, y y is more than full
IL Simu,on-y is new word coined by Vapi.
tY Fair 10 express an cid offence
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THF EVENING STAR.

IL The Columbus (Gs.) Sun says that some
idea OF the amount OF clothing manufactured for
tue Confederate army In thst city may be derived
fromrhe fact that about gao boxes. averaging three
feet square, and estimated make twelve or four
teen ear loads. have been pscked there within a
few DAYS past for portion of Gen. Bragg's army
All this clothing was made up in Columbus and
its vicinity, and verv large portion Of the mate
rial was manufactured there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

IL The Savannah Republican says: awe
szw private letter Yesterday which states that
the planters Of Florida are contracting To deliver
corn OF the growing crop on the Florida abroad
al IS cents per bushei. The crop is immense, and
far enough advanced to be considered safe. Our
letters from all parts Of Georgia and Alabama in
deed from the entire Confederacy, represent the
crop as In a most fourishing condition. with the
promise Of an INN ense Weld -
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THK SELvERTON CAsE-On the 81 OF july at
Edlnsurg, in the Gaze OfGelverton vs. Yelverton,
Lord Arcmillan gave Judgment In favor OF Major
lelveTtOn, affirming that there had been 10
Scotch marriage. This gives costs to the Major
Mrs. Gelverton has, il il stated, decided to APP
peal to the Inner House Of the Court Of Sessions
against this judgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

u The Stelnways have received one Of the
prizes for their pianos 1T the international Exhibit
ton. The Judges were SteTndale Bennett, w
Pole, the Count of Wilton. and Henry wilde, of
London; J. h Blake, United Stated; Th. Bohm
and Emit PaUr, Austria; Sir George Clerck.
Edinburgh: Petis, Belgium; Lissajous, France;
and Sir gore Ouselsy, Oxford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

II The New Haven Courier says that two
church members got IN f3ht in the vestibule of
one OF the New Haven churches, lest Sunday, as
Toe congregation was entering the church. Their
fsces were dishgured by blows and the excite
ment became general inside the church and out,
finally the men were f-rcibly separated. The
cause Of the dispute 10 not stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

CoTToN FROM EGYPT Accounts from AIexsn-
dTiu announce that the Egyptian cotton crop for
the present year IL estimated at 100 900 Quntals.
The Gotten crop for the year 1S6' WIS calculated
al 600 COO Quintals, Of which fOur-ffjhs Were ex-
ported 70 England, and the remainder TO the
continent Of EETOpf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29
Alss, Sole Agent fsr
PIXIES ARMY ooRDIAA
fsh 1sff
SECRET DISEASES! sFCKRT DisF1sFs
ska SAsEsifTTAS's SSiIEETT!

SECRET DISEASES! sFCKRT OisF1SF-
sHSHsifAHN's gift.
ihs most Certain Remedy Eosr UssS.
"Yes," positive cure for
SECRET DISEASES,
0c op.aS1s no. M;n SaEET STRIcTUREs. &e.
DRY ten pills e De tatea 20 effect 3 cure.
any snpessant tasts sndI%l h HSt No smell nor
lure the stomach or bowels of ths most dslio.fs
n Sm gS . OY[ cav, sna
ofthe UnIyerslty Of PennsyvrnIs, one Of ne no ~
,.-,, sHaARiT issf S g ies present DAY.
VIII cure any case In from two 70 four days, An
TWENTY POUR HOURS,
La tso s, xns 10 rosds!s. 20 shassswlatsvr.
Il xa0 have 6ssI to5rsd with Bsls.in. Cosssa or
Sent by NAL 81 4 Iliih envslopss. -
sAHASIIT;AiN''ssc i sSefkND HERR Ju,oxs
1Fk66REe syp APP PERMANENr GgSE
foA sifA bisEG ri ssENEREAL
ales. e sH Rooss .Ss RO.9n
TIL. form q @stss ia ST@sas in
sor On ne oTsans Of or tey nav oo
tnSosnJ S5 ne IroIns, ana very osn g uosrs o.
Sosss a. de- .s9i AZ S. z, A.. rode. Sfshs
SAN Az; sElfiS,s ROOT AND HERS JUICES.
for AZ O'expfsss, frioe 81 . bottle, or bottles
SAMAkITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
. brl2S - cent?. Full dIreouons.
DESMOND q Co. Boz ISL Philadelphia Poss
Sod BY 8. CALVERT FORD, corner of uth
10 EAToS. % South Eighth street. Phn.-
oe.lnm les IN
SISTER ROSE By Whine Collins IS oeut,.
- The yellow Mssk; By wi,kie Collins; IS cepts
Hoe and Seek; BY wilkie GoliIns; 50 cent?.
M: ,i ssys:,; osSSFstsI, 3, Dumas % osn
Abel pPfss vile; b. John ss1Sasrs; Is es1,. z''
kk eesss ks92l WSn, " Mrs. soulhvorth; nj,
Bes uoes OF De Quincey; ei sa-EH a.. e.. p.
Among the Pms, o. =
Aiss0k Aesas Dessors q g. 4.
CLrFsUsNE nosPrIAL. - = =,
Norror MAY q, isn. I
Q inter tie ss,t s., q s az ssss vi
Sese AZ. s Sste fosys and senisys Only, knd "a
ss . .A.s s.rr.csso z \ : 90, q L /.
.
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SICK AND WOUNDED soLDIKRs In
HOSPITAL.

Published ia conformity with the resolution
ofths Senate of J1Ily Is, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

JOHNSON & NA6LE,
have hand, and offer fer gale, in cask or by re
single dozen:
HILBERT CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
Barclay, PERKINS & CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX & SONG ALLOA ALE,
YOUN6ER's INDIA PALE ALE,
gENNENT's sCOECH ALE, Xxx.
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A. G.~ra! Hospital, Jsdieiary sg.a,., J..y IS
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~ GsEsrai RospttaI, Ussos HotsI, eOrssr Bride.
aHd WaShiHgfoS stTsstS, Gtorsstolsn JHly Is
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At Ascension GsSGaI Hospital, II street, Wash
fKgt0H, July IS.
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iSih Virginia (rebel). 1
IQuartermaster's De-
L. partment (white)... 1
lQuartermaster's De-
partment, (colored). 1
oontraoands........ z
T.;a,.............al
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At D0aglGs Hospital corner street and N.,v
Jersey aUsn.s, July IS
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Sick rsznaiaiHg ~ rae Hospudl TO, E,rptir.
DISEASES, at Kainaula, Jrls Is - r.

LIT New York Artillery
6lst New York Vol 80.
Seth do do....
l01st do do....
ID Penn. Cavalry,...
9Th do do......
18th do Volunteers.
I'd U, 8, Sharpshooters
Oneida Cavalry .,... ,
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~ ssssss =
LIST Rhod 2 Island Cav.il
LIST New York Battery 9
LIST Newly )Tk ARTILLERY 3
~ do do. !
l2th DO BstterY.. S
LIST New York Cavalry. 9
I'd DO do. ]
9th do do. s
Kenneiy's Battery, LIST
New York : oil ..... !
9Th New York Vol -. 9
9Th New York Militia 2
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AZ Odd FsHOps' Hall GsnsraI H0spIrsI JsIV Is.
9StS New YORK Vol -. lOith Penna NoH.... Z
soh 40 DO. is 9Th do Reserve. 4
S0th Newl OK Militia Rhode Island Bat, ID. 4
Siu New Y ork VOL ID u Sharpshooters ?
ztn DO do. 10Th Indiana Vol ..... 1
a so,n DO do. list Artillery.......... L
g. M, W no.. LdoOieF .............. L
e., 90 oo---. So
tY26-St [Inteligencer and Republican
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At EigAfh Street Gsssral Hospital, EaskSarro1,
ysly Is
, 1862-05-22

The latest intelligence from the field Of battle
is, that Mcclellan came up with the Rebels
tight miles beyond Williamsburg AfteT a Sc
we're Skirmish with their rear guard he put them
to flight across the Chickahominy, the bridges
crossing which they had burned
We have received large additional number
Of deserters, who had had nothing to cat for
fnrty.eight hours but few hard biscuit When
brought in, they fell down exhausted.
The Rebel tug j. B. White, with crew, from
Norfolk, Ian over to Newport News to-day, and
surrendered
Sewall's Point is being evacuated The Monitor
and several gunboats have left for that point.
There is no doubt that the whole Rebel army
is in state Of disOrganiZation under the pur-
suit Of Mcclellan, and fleeing with great precp.
itation without the intention Of making a stand
anywhere Unless they reach Richmond by
boats UiG the James river, they will certainly be
intercepted bv the forces landed at West Point
Not less than fifty steamers are engaged trans
porting the balance Of our army to that point.
CHICAGO, May 12.
A naval engagement, lasting an hour and
half took place at Fort Wright on Saturday.
One rebel boat was sunk and two were blown
up. Only two Of our boats were engaged.
FoETREss MONROE May TO-
Norfolk is ours, also Portsmouth aud the
Navy Yard Gen. Wool, with force Of 5000
men, proceeded to Willou hby Point on Friday
night and effected landing This morning be
commenced his march to Norfolk, five miles
from the landing A Rebel battery was sta.
toned on the opposite side of Tanners Creek.
After few shots the Rebels retreated, after
burning the bridge, which compelled a march
round Of five miles further. At 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon, when within q short distance Of the
stNg If k,,n al
Of Norfolk, who formally surrendered the city
Our troops marched in, and now hold possession.
Gen Viele commands as Military Governor.
Neither tie city or Navy Yard was burned
Gen. Huger, commanding the rebel forces, with
drew without fight.
FoRTREss MONROE, May II.
The MerTimdc was blown up by the rebels at
8 O'Clock this morning. The Monitor, the Ndu.
gGtuek and gunbOats have gone to Norfolk.
CAIRO, May II.
News from Pittsburg Landing reaches to Sat
nTday at moon. A reconnaissance by four com
panies Of Illinois cavalry fell into rebel ambus-
cade on Thursday, but cut their way through,
losing the Major, killed, and four wounded A
deserter, since arrived, says the rebel loss is 80
killed and wounded.
division on the left wing An engagement, which
lasted an hour, ensued; the rebels received rein.
f'rveDents, and Gen. Paine retired to FarmingtOn.
Our loss is stated at 100 killed and missing.
MONTEREY, Tenn, May 10.
Desertcrs from = Louisiana regiment in the
fght Of Friday, just arrived state that the rebel
force making the attack on their leA wing, on
Friday night was 5000 strong, with thirty
pieces Of artillery, under Bagg, Van Dorm,
Harden and Price. Their object was to over,
whelm and drive the lelf wing into the river.
OurA, 80 far a. ascertained, was 80 killed and
20 wounded. An was quiet IN front rs
, 1862-05-22

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