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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23

An army officer, just arrived from Port
Royal, denies the published statement that at
last accounts our pickets were within miles
of Savannah.
WASHINGTON, May 20.
A private letter from an officer of one of
the fotilla, speaking Of the recent engage.
ment, says the Galena Gron clad) was admi-
rably Unanswered, so beautifully and sauc:ly,
that she passed five or six times as close as
she could get, and slenced one of the batter
les. She then passed and repasse the Sec
ond battery six times, but finding they were
using 80 much ammunition, for which they
expected to have better use farther up, the
commander, Rogers, ordered the wooden yes.
sells to run up, whilst he, in the Galena, Law
abreast of the batteries and disconnected the
rebel gunners. The Galena then followed.
but the buoys had been displaced and mis-
placed so that the pilots lost the channel and
run the Galena ashore, and she is still
aground. None of our vessels are seriously
injured.
Nav YoRk, W. %
Ihe Posts special, dated Fr-,,i; 10y ~:
18th says the headquarters of the Moont si r.
Department are now >. this - Mace ace "0u''a'n
The guerilla p' rites in this rss;o, ara to,
49, 800 "s &c, but our cavalry are on their
~, :@s' and the bushwhackers, hal an uneasy
A few days ago train with Sfour officers
and some soldiers was attacked by guerillas,
between Moorfeld and Petersburg, and the
whole party killed or captured, except one
surgeon, who got away and brought in re-
port Of the affair."
Lieut.. Col. Downey, who was sent after the
bushwhackers with guard Of men, reports,
to day, that he got on the trail of the parry.
overlook them, killed their Captain and three
men, wounded a number, and took IL pris
onsrs. Lieut.. Col. Downey aud his party
lid not receive a scratch. Thus one more
band of guerillas is broken up.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23

WASHINGTON, May l9.
1t is unoficially stated that Com Colds.
boro has taken possession of the batteries on
tho James river, two of which were sileneed
by the Gslena while on her way to Ri CHI
mond
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23
WASHINGTON, Nav 19

zen. Blunt has issued marching orders to
the Few Mexican expedition. 1t consists Of
he Kansas 1st, I'd and 7th and the Wiscoa-
sin 18th and 18th 1t is commanded b. Gen.
A. b. Mitchell and is in every respect
splendid brigade. 1t is said Col. Barstow.
of the Sd Wisconsin cavalry, is to be made
Provost Marshal General of the State.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-23

THE STEAMER ORIENTAL WRECKED ON B0DY'S
ISLA Nd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-06

Alcohol in demijohns, 95 per cent,
Genuine Holland Gin in cases,
Cognac in cases,
Sherry, Port and Hook wine,
Superior French wine,
Cherry Cordial, Swiss bittcrs,
Fruit syrups,
Pale Ale. in cases Of 1 doz-, viz:
Bass ar Co,
J. c. Marzetti & Sons,
II. Deejen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-06

Lubin's Extracts, genuine,
Housepaper, borders and corners,
English bar iron,
English sheet iron,
English hoop iron, l K l-18 inch,
Best charcoal tinplates, IA 10, IL 20,
Sheet lead, lead pipe. and one inch,
Holland chalk,
Stockholm tar,
White and yellow soap,
Black and green oil paints,
Zinc white, white lead,
Lampblack, Grindstones,
Roman and Portland cement,
Water-monkeys, genuine,
stearin candles,
A nice assortment of tea-tra'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-06

ID. n. FGITNER,
Continues freproof building
Chronometers by observations
instrument accurately adjusted
Of Honolulu Particular attention given fine
repairing. Sexan and quadrant glasses svered
adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
hand and for sale. 320-ly
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Fresn Williasnspeyt,

WSuiawporf, Aay 28-Correspondrsee Of "a.
Assocaf.d Prsss-wbsn your correspondent ten.
porsniy lsN camp % otrssburR, on sunday, pre-
vion W shel bloody AMIR ct trout Royal Il wiz
known thaS hordss d 6nerrillas were swsrmng tie
mountains and vslss ef the Aorth and soush fork Of
81 Shenandoah on our rear and hsnks, bus no IN
dicatons coud bs Obtained Of any coussmplst,
attack. Sul, the very weakness of our army would,
Ntnown ~ ths rebel commsudsr, be suf6clent 10
induce an onslsughs with even equal numbers No
favorable responses hsyins besa received from
Washington AZ " rsnforcomsnts, an oficer was
specially ssLt thithsr 70 lay shs case before the
War Department IN person, but before oompl,tiny =
his duties news came of the attack at From, Rovaf
ana few hours later, II che retreat Of Gen Bank.
entire army towards Maryland.
A. The hotel in Front Royal, on the night OF the
Ism, your correspondent saw en- accomplished
prostitute who has figured largely In tho rebel
~louAs ~ Aartnsbnrg her prescncs at Front Roy, Al
~ time when the rebels were surrouuiing n,
suspicious were aroused that she meant mlsclisf
BE wAs pointed out 70 the military co,nIn.,i.rs
aAers and her arrest advised. II 10 now knnNn
Ahst she was the osarer II extensive corr.,Dnnd
sencs between the rebels inside and ou utaids of our
pinss. ] have the following statement from an
bffcsr who participated In the battle At Front Rjy-
AI,." After you len Front Royal, Belle Boyd made
= trip W Winchester, IN company with q cavalry
tofcSr. While there shs arrested by the al,
Nlery authorities but w.th her usual adroitnsss
- assumed innocence, she got clear Of any charge
~ ftrsaehsry, and returned 70 Front Royal again.
IN hoX Previous 70 ths attsck on Col. Ksnly,
Sssne wenS out on rise o, ground south OF the
Sowu snd wss Seen 10 wave her haBdksg lhlai 90
Mds sas point from which the centre Of We attack
Sssr 00ss,sponase, Cannot vqaeh for ,As sMle,
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Wrsiingfon. Nag 90.--,John NJ. Brodhcad, Of
te ~ 'ir q ~ - nm Ia, has been appointed ny the
= csldent one ~ the commissioner, uuder the act
for the emancipation ofs YES In the District of Co
iinhis, IN place Of Mr. Nutpn, deceased.
Tt" C'rcnit Court tisy for rmally refused q writ
~ ho,sds eoVpns for Ne discharge of Ill alleged
fugitive ave.
ro-rcsIon ont Of a Pittsburgh paper who was
IN I'VE rvtrrat SAWS alcut 40 OF our sick st StrHs-
b ~ " INTO the hands of the rebcl-.
A correspondent OF III ihilalslphia PRpsa, o.
wil'l,msport .ttrs thst Col. Henley, Of the Nary
lrnd R'einrnt l. ccrttnly dead.
rehe's are reported O. be occupying Mqrtins-
burg, IN strong nu'ui-rs, while their cavsry have
been sen in tic ~ ishhorho u of Ch,tl.stown and
!. .cshsirr. A. MnrtasDurg they sro reported 70
have d stroysd The railroad tresslc work near that
tvn.
o. tho ieth Inst. tho U. q. steamer JIa,,erss
II 'red the N'sn'r Gov. A. ~ ,nton, In Berwick
Ray, bound there from sabine Pass She vas load
ed wit Confederate Government provisions
s.o o. the iHt INST, tir rebel schooner Maynola.
who "'te uuting to leave Iiers ick Bay. She wis
l''ded with cotton snd tirpcntne bales o, tl.s
frrrer
On the 81 inst, the ssiie 4. &. steamer chased
~ shore tHe rebel st'Mnfr FAshrDn," sl-o loaded
with cotton and turpcntiue. Bts was tLcro fired
10y hsr crew.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Sr,y ronr AxD TINE VICINITY.

MILITARY ISrs-DyrArruuv oy TIN
'SH E'"iSySr To Gallant st,-nn,h Rgi-
men, ~ Yo B's.ey commanding, to j, their il psr-
tirc yest'fdy fr Washnxton. At alout four
o'elcck tlc res iuent, limo was formed in Great
Jones street, the companies having heen MAJ ehed
Were from The 0rniory. separately. Ncsr thou
s.nd men rr SCI I. tu, fcr the ,nrpcc o. ssn1
M ~ atraegler', the following officers de-
tailed to remain in che city few daysi C,rt.
" kifNer. Lieut. DLGy, Lieut. IRA; y. and Lisii.
Cou i"i dnny of the tnen were quite upprepared.
One 1 no - of hh equipment bi;t cartridge
box his wi.o having AL tic res, iockcl up and lie
was Trusting To- uck b g', uniform and equip.
mcnts At Washington. Not~'thst-ndny all the en-
deavo Of tie trlfmortai oNicers Il was found i'm
possible % O., Eufeld Sos f,r IN. rnen and they.
were forced 70 go with muske,s. They swear, how
ever, that they viii 20 AMI fght Il they have
weapons but shiIleaybs. From Great Jones street
they m,rchc'i down Broadway Ia Cortland, street.
taking the ferry at the foot Il the latter Tor Jersey
CITY. All along tie ~ay the street, were dcnariy
crowded, no,N o. tandug tie x,ren.cly uniavorlbs
state oftc weather, nni the nnc appearance OF the
bravo G'th was frequently snd loudly chcetci.
frcm time 10 time &c regiment wss forced :,
halt While = narrow way for Is c1lun.a II
'fcur shrcast formed through tho der,
crowd Irish rtgs, side by side with uic ,'srt nnd
stripes hca.cd ah've th,ir heads at several p'u1s
along tic line OF march. auI there they checrcd NJ
hstily their loved green lag Is The crowd bad al
tho WY been cheering them. In the ra'.<s. Com.
pany bore the un,d Il States colors prr,'nt Il -
The regimen, Ny friends IT. ifrult, anil the y.t,p
rcgmcnnl fae carried by ,'"m ~ d., f,~'gr
campaign and on tie = ,sirous G'i ~ Bal Pm.
Al Tho r'ilro,d Dept Ia jersey CIV. Rev F,.hc,
Mooney, their former chaplain, address tn r. j.
ment. lie eSpressci Ina regret at no, ie..t able
At this Sine H. accompany them, hrt prpa 81 m
spirit ~ be- W.T. them. II rcn u is,l H. m q,
the proud name they Won before, a. nn in,fu,v,p
encourage them now. hoped that very soon t ey
would 10 led hy their rncr gal'sn, c,l.n.l;
warned them to live sobcry and morally. nn,i, ~
concius"n, remarked that Aueric.'s greatness /.
(Coi.finu,i on ioYrS Prcc.)
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R. ALrSsD BoOrH, Of lowell, formerly Of
Springfield, Mas, has published su ~ els
broashing tie novel theory rast tho wsaHap. Of
cotton nsrt the skin is . cause Of consumption.
If this should Ia confirmed, comm snts the
Springfield kErunLIcAs. Tie desu uctisa Of King
Cotton may prove g'sa, blessing Instead Of An
evil. DR.. BpoTas nsory Is at less, ingenious.
lIe sys;
The deposit In the eonnimpNvs ksngs 10 ts,Ssrcls
sn unorysnized ssMmen Or rlsstS material chissy
Where does y ota,s from and way is II thssei Gf,.r
NE growth OF Tie BODY Is cou,o.sied say from is )
70 yesra, aecf<ding h. sex apS Iher ci,suns css,
81 the God required by the system is . sus jont
ah.oun' ~ Gpplythe wass of tssues, III much IS
repairs hs waste. As people gensrsily eat mo,s
sn.n Mia needed amount the surplus iuisnt Il
not organized, simply because tic syst ~ does no,
require At .he Mao, and II passss u rganiisd
from ths b'ood veasss 'nlo the ymphs.ics 70 be rs.
turned lLso the circula "A and made On Organized
material ~ rspslr waste rovided She eyternsi sup
ply s,f.?3 Ia Isssasd frYn spy csass. An sstrs
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Says the Athens CTenn.) Poss:


UNDER this heading q correspondent com
nsnts. in the columns Of tho I~,GrEsDKSr, as
follows:
Everybody has sssn those soavs iu,s S.lIows
with thsir tots! capital OF brushes aud backin,
sosAined In small boz. swung ossr The shou der
~ strap, who arc found On the street corners
inspecting with critical eye che pedal covering Of
always on the alert for job; shrswd obssrvsrs oi
human nature, for they generally ersmins thc face
befure they look ~ tbs feet: and .ot more imp,.
dent than the majority that large clsss Of
various circumstance OF life a the world, are
compelled W support by their llSsls arms MA only
heinsslv-, but o1sn . sick mother aud bsby
broshers aud sisters. ! suppoas many regard shssn
- greet nulAanoc., " 10 sbased by municipal su.
man, Just froiu sbs hands of his valet And ,~bo
pridss hiInssf On the fsatleS polish Of his boot.
or rejoces In pair f new psent feathers, 70 have
an inportunAts youngster aocs~s him with "Blsek
yer boots, sir' Black yer booasp Very dirty, sir.
Very dirty" butshe business sctivisy and VII IA.
o'ssn exhibit to man Of hasnor, should oompsn-
s,.e for considerable anDoysscs.
This guild" hss Of lslr been excluded fron
broadway, very properly. u. doubs, Enough cssV
Offensive % good tssaa shsa pufhng . cloud d Io-
bscco srpoka 10 . lady's fase or spitsina on her
dress bus IN 10 peosssssy Va oonAns them % Ger.
An iocshues, y not nscssssy 70 use tho harsh
messurss sons ofuhs pstcs employ.
htsas follow Me other day, Who had been en-.
,csd by sha hope ef Aoustonsr intniehs prsscribed
horoughsHrs, had iust got on his inses - work
when grsAa b"sly pohnsmAn, with ssin gsns rat
tan. came bshiad him Nsd gave him blow Ma,
made the boy scream with pain, aud ssns him ofI
rubbing his su~rsing shoulders. Like n4iiis Nicoi
JArNe, III am . niaI o. pssce and p,aeefu' mans
son, but As bliiid q warmed" 81 the tshs. Moth.
my u inass disxusairs Msn 70 zee ltlNs brief su
,hor'y uHdsIy sassStssd toward the ssak and hell
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NUMBER 1926.

-t,fa ragtr fsNy, aIsnia ia1,i
" We a's IT., ~,
,, H.. A. 49, . -, - Nv" W y"
~ ~ ~. -. " y, ~ ~ -
d, ~, - - 80 ~, ~ ~ ~ 80. ., rn
-, " -. .at. - a, ". W wy,
n s,.,s1.,'-. ,r' c.,, ~, ,,,
-, st..i.s Il @ si.'-.n.
.o.- M Ia. w.. ,.,., = 'I v"iI'.
w., -,,us v,,.',,'ys, 49,, ,e'o,' o h,a
~ a.. ,nnria,,,,s ~. " 'eu. .ne iss' ,sI
A. ,,,i',sI a., ~, t''.'' "''.As wen f"'''''
rte i,r,c ,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,..-. 49,. .,...,.
;,s,u,,,,, - W IN , =" -.
We J.,,,,so,i,w "a .' , r,or,s ~ va, n'.. -.
"a ,,,rF.' - " i.si i"'ne9', "D.e', VS.
49, 'u-u. Ntr ~ town. Dr. D.N~r passed
.r'u- ~ run % usis sui sheiss sdd WAS "vsfA
n,u ~ .i' ,iVin VIC iAy"r House, wh~s be
,'y',s.I ''"u ~, woeNs ,-.-,
''IIH "ouh''N u'Ar 1ue thision OF the irs
hiH" ,,a.rd, ender Co. Ds Forrest, Capt. lamp.
%n " "" iusuurs Battery. . iew OF his men, and
, ,uNu !.-l! "i mlan,ty, were cut on by TINS msin
L-y o 'ne eh' my Oe'"Sh Middi.%"n and WIN
ga, "r.
i.e mn"ie htes consisted vi ie~ sh.n one shos-
~ tntn. tue NaNss and cavalry had been de-
/" 49, We ~ nius1s AtI oai I.'ie.,. Osps
IIHnl' "a h'er securing bis guns went ~ the rear
u ,rlns on his battery waSon aud forge. FntinS
,her fotr'" AZ on t.! retraeei the rosd 10 Sess-
ms. hev, hm," hHmp'ol checked porru" by
tns shenyf,ssairy bS henhtin9 stove rPs on
, 'gNu@.' an riG.'as u IN po.ition tI the IN
iAd' hsd i'..Sed ahead The rdse WAS MT us
o''',,,f'..-, =, .' S'. ssvn'' |aee S.h
tun roai y rth, aud by circi,i,ols route, ana
came In . IN, m Winchester only to mud Themselves
~ y'y'N ~. hkus W, Foaa 70 Ban,
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The ,ar bill was taken up, end lengthy discus
sion followed.
NJ. simmons moved W amend the t>r on whis-
key " 70 cents until Jan. l. 1868, and scr that 70
cents gallon.
Mr.. Harris said he hardly knew how ~ vo.e.
The whole debt Of the country, 81 the LIST Of July,
would not vary $1,000 900 from the Trcasurers o..
tm"to of $oiI 900, 900. The army has been paid up
10 the first Of the present month.
Mr.. Fsvsend"n aAid over $3.50 ooo. oOo hal been
appropriated at thia aud the extra session. and
$6h, ,GO, 900 last March, when the dsbt was $40.
ooo,ooO: lie thought the debt on the let Of July
would he $3.50, 100000.
Nj Harris assumed expenditures would 20 on
until the debt became g. 000, 900 00o which would
be enough 10 satisfy any one.
The discussion was continued ss sous length
Adjourned,
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The New Orleans Developments.

dsNrH,L hrtLrB ruaSs srKr2r oosAisuosgR.
The d!rty condition of the mreots having sug-
grs'"d H. Gen. Bat',r 1t the corinra,ioA m.gli
hs more us' iu.'y ernp'oy.d than in fumc'iny dl--
content against III" military authorities, he took
n tho subject w.th pcrtilIciy TIM, would sirite
t-ror N the hearts Of S,S Yok odi'nls H. n
letter 10 the Mayor and C'nn,n C,uu,ll, he nds
NJ ss follows;
II twil not l"to shit Ae rcS',,n,' lty from your.
selves :" tie S.,.t C'mW'ssinr'r, fr,m heu.. l.,
Ac contractor, AMI thence ~ ~ suh- .out-artor,
ana throush Az tue s'ades Of c.,te Idonr-s and
nrglsc ofduty.
farce days since called the attention O, M.
Mayor T. this subject AN noting hns been dono
7. this the Mayor mec.!y responds
ss In svor to yoir comm inlcation o, Al I.
iNe, have to inio''n y"H IA, al. .strs force u
three handrrd men have been employed for tho
purpose referred T. ani the work is now In pro-
sress.
rna ooHroBArios sNrsnyD
The action Of TIE corporation in extending IN,
hosptslites Of tho city T. the officers Of tho French
fleet, doss not es"spt the .,tonton Of tho General.
in u letter H. tie Mayor!
This sc,ion la an insult AZ well 10 the IIp,,.d
Stat =. A. To the friendly and powerful nation To
wards whose officers II s directed The oe.r Il A.,
'Terdom Of acsIfurel c,iy by the cnptyrs would
merit letters patent for its novelty where ,h,re moi
doubts Of its usei iI,ress MI Invention Tho I'M,
ed states Authprc, are the only ones here cap,ble
OF dsA.'ns w!ta a'u'eHU!e or unamicab.e nations
rnE IND OF THK MAYOR.
Last evening, tsays the New Orleans RuLlxYIx
Nay 90! about hall past sI O'Clock, W. SAW Nav
or Munroe, Chief uf Police Mcclellan, Lnci.n All.
dams, Recorder Of ths Fourth District Drni 4
Harrison, eK-TnenLsr Of Council, and Lieut.. of
Police Mszarat, on board the tow boat Auglo-Amer
lean, shout to depart for Fort Jackson, u which
place they have been sent by the United States
Military aathoritles.
CEN. DvTLEl ruILs raR LIONS TAIL
Communications, Of rather tart character, lad
pA~sd between General Butter and the Acting
brilsh Consul, Mr. George coppell, at New Or.
oteAhs Ia reference To number Of her AAjests's
suhJec" belonging ba body Of men known as N.
brithh Guard, aud attached 10 the European B1.
gade' under command u General Juge, This Lri.
gade was organized dr the purpose " maintaining
the peace the city, ind two or three day, After
the occupation by the Union army II wss a,s-
banded. Immediately sler dishsnding, Capt.ip
Barrows' company Of tie British Guard he'd a
meeting, anl voted 10 send their arms AMI UNI.
forms 10 General B,auregards army, which ,Ley
did. On learning Of this, General Butler threaten.
cd to arrest any member n the compsny found in
tie city sfser TIE apse of,weuty four hours Thre.
o! the members were 90 arrested, and hence tho
correspondence.
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Congressional Proceed
NNvIIih SGREsS---ssuats.
First Sessiou,

Warrington, Nay So.-Mr Wilson, (Mau
pre-. pres. n.sd iAs petition Of Ely, Digs, . tsrnsH
bnt hired out In Maryland. And her owners has nn,
p..esu her name In the list of,hoss to be enamel.
~, Wilson, offered q resolution that the
Secretary Of the Interior com munics,s 70 tbs asn
Aie copy d us correspoadsncs with tho War De-
psrtin~nt On ua subject Of the iniprisonmsns of
soldiers In u penitentary Of ths dlstrict.
ls a.pa.sh N relation 10 tha evscustioa 9f Cor.
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INSURANCE.
EhAORl E'S FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ofnees. (sos CANAL STREET, aud
% WALL srQEET.

lAsurss Property, generally, ars!rs, Io.. y,
lire, on the iioet reason able terms y"
DIHFCTORS
Matthias Clark, II. \. pernell. Chas u,r,.-
Johnw, Lewis, james 8. Lewis s,mt, Il n,rda.t'
im'' y v Iaw CLARK, Geo, Schmelasi,
lhr,,n a'.,'. ~ y ohrs,e, Thos- J bl,nok,
q y,n, IN ssees", ssest", W'Iham Aoir, Crowel Adams,
.,,,.t R.' mIsr' ~ q, steward, Jos'ph H. Miller,
cn,n,. S,snh a,rs' a, X. vAnNssf, J. q. Blsuvslt,
st . ssphens' nanuel kayncr A!ber, Mann,
ShS,..u Sanaos nNnts, W.T. dertzel, Henry David,
Ga,rsS Wy' S9,n O. More Peter !. Schultz,
Tmsn Camybei, ,E,iph. Bootman,
MArTiilAS CLARK, Pres.dent
RYi' ;N,xarAr0s
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IN Enfla 81 many u the Lancashire mill, are
closed for tie want Of cotton, and whls there Ii M
abundance a silk st Sovsnt y. there Ia DO demand
for ribbonA Tho woskhouses are hIleA Np oyenaow-
Ing with young women and girls Out OF ,hres
millions Of English women, OF atuug vssr. E,r
work, two nlliops ere 81 work for sheir f:ns; And
.he number ~ rssrrtsgesbls women, who have no
prosT ecs Of obtaining husbands d houe. IL Az hun
dred thousand ThoAs vic rsjoy The rstv,isre Of
sewing for sving uSiA!ly receive only siout eftv
dollars per snnun and ,ha writer states thai Out of
ans htndrsi and eighty sar isdiesI whom be tnsv
" DO thus supported, one husirsd and twenty four
were unmarried daughters of proisAs,ousi men.
THs anniversary G the American Bapti.t
AisA onAry sscisIy In Icing held at Providence N
!. Tts receipts of the Missionary Uuion Epr tha
year h.7e teen S., lS7 70, and she sxpspseS ia-
Guiding debt of 81, col ~ Remaining "a, uhs h-
an tNg o. ihs year, April l, ls6i. seYi2o a. ie.,.
'hs t.ianes against the UnoI April I, ISdS o.
hESI "a The whole number Of nissions Ia ON
nsohon "'h tho Union Ia 10. In the Asia,Ss NJ.
.oh' mtre are 10 ssitionA aud full 3JO out- on
Ia ihs sIsheh And 0~;ruAn Missions 9as s,Ston,
N,a oW ssAuoLs' as number of Lnissionaries, in
ns u'se IN THIS country, and ey clusiye OF thos,
n LufeSs, ~ male ., d 80 female native preach
90. shu s~VtAntA exclusive Of those in Europa
nos ~ roy. $O IN EuroIe, lei /; totsl, b1l. IN,
nu'aoer ~ churches 10 S'6 of hapiisms durins th,
y1.ns wc'uding The Tounsoo Mission for two vaarS
e,ooo whole number OF members not far fror
si,~A-shoWing inlyeaxe over last year on ahS,,
ssypo members. OF this Lerssss sbev, 1000 hsy
oe4n ta 0srrrs"v '" WV ~
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he white river ci ses shs only available
channel ~ escars for tho rebel sQua.iron
near Fort wrigat ~ that with no r,enue fr es are
and hcmmed In ~ Dsvis shove ard Psrra,,ut 6,.
low The last RENT ns u the rebel navy must share
We fa'e of the Mertmac, she IVES latisrly call.
eI, the virginia TIE boasted Louisiana, and the
really Poworfsl and eplendid Iron n siled steam
tsin mississippi. Tlus, In . short tiiD~, will have
dlsaPpeared al that ikn Of that most reI,ars able
Ir'ducsion OF she .fyity and enteryvise o! our
southern foe its imprc ~sssd and sroublesssns navy
y ArInorcd gunboats and iron rams
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Capture Of Coriplh.


yissr pisrATon
'ash;ngton, May 30.-A tclcgraphic dispatch
hAs just lon received ~ tie War D pat nant,
from nn un, G cIsl source, stating that the rcb.s
asft Corinth last night aud That Gen. No'snn IL
pied their in,renctiments at ,ifh. o'cs.k tuis
morning.
sgooSp pisrArcu.
Moor Corinth, Nay soth.--Crncral Popea al.
vance the S9th Ohio regiment occupied Cor'nth at
$40 this mornug, .nd planted our flag On tie
ConrtHo,.s
The enemy evacuated tie place las, night, re-
Creating down the 81 Lile and Ohiu u itlrosd
The telegraph line s occupied With military bust
nssA but expect to oht'.n particulars soon.
TtiIHp DitrArou.
Near Corinth, Nay 3o,h. our advance guard arc
In Corinth.
Conii ting accounts A. % ths rn.my's move
nert,. AMI IL believed t. be in strong force o. our
tsft aank. some iorr 2 ,e miles south Of Corluth
aesr the Mobile and oh.o Railroad.
!6gnedl ii w. HALLsx,
AsJor-fiener.i.
FOURTH DIrrArcH -opTIci.L psox couIsrm
Washington, Nay so,h.--The following were
eecelved from Corfnth this afternoon
NxAK ConisTn, May 3Sh. i,G9
Hon. u. N. SaHfon, Secretary o. War
Gen. Pops's heavy batteries opened uIoa tie
ensmy's entertainments yesterday sbout 10 A. NJ,
and drove the rel els iron. thsir nd ,.ced b.,
eeries.
Major Gen w. T. Sherman estsbished another
eavy battery yesterday afternoon within one ,hou
nd yards Of their works, aud skirn!s'hng psrte.
ysnced as daybresk this morning. Three Of our
,oas are slresdy In the sn.my's sdviDced
80 Asbout thrse-quArtsrs Of = mile from Corin,A,
-sh Is In q ,mss The enemy has fallen back VI
che Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
tSignsd,l Hw. uALLxoK.
WasA6Nton, Aay sa.-Prisoners say the enemy
left lass night for Okolona, . point sbou, 10 mile.
Souh of Corinth, on the Mobile AID Ohio Railroad
An unofficial dispatch Just recn.ved .. the War
Department. fully .corrobors,ss the former messages
shas cortnth is svAcuated by shs rebels and occu.
pied By our troops.