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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-13
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-13
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-13

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Is III unmOgIid bic ptelen Karen nambat 81 lnaAcn, WeI9
i1on Bel Glten HsbeIn tur1 oteie Wtee!s;E brruft fcirben.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09
w ashington, MAY


Times correspondent from Yorktown,
states Gen. Franklin went up to Yorktown
with his division yesterday, and I hear
this morning that Gen. Sedgwick had also
embarked ut Yorktown, and will join
Franklin this morning-they are expect
ed to march from the York River to
a place called New Kent, on the road be-
tween Williamsburg and Richmond. and
then to cut off the rebels retreat. We
hear no firing this morning. 1t is now 8
O'Clock; from which we infer that the
rebels withdrew during the night, or else
that our troops are awaiting the arrival
Of Franklin's and Sedguick in the rear
Ii the rebels stand where they are they
will find themselves between two formida-
BILE armies and compelled to cut their way
through one Of them or surrender at dis
cretion. / am inclined to think they
will crossthe Chickahominy river and de-
stroy the bridges and ferry SO AS to pre-
vent pursuit. This seems to be the only
way ia which they can hope to save any
portion of their army. 1t is barely pos
sible that we may have hard lighting yet;
but, the general opinion is, that the enemy
will escape in the way indicated. and that
Gen Mcclellan can advance upon Rich
mond without any very formidable oppo-
sition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-09
From Warrington.
Especial to Herald.
Washington. M

a6nington, may 1.
A dispatch from New York, with in
formation brought by the Columbia of the
capture of New Orleans, was received in
the Senate this afternoon, during the de-
bate on the city railroad bill 1t was
well received, and Senator McDougal i'm
mediately moved vote of thanks to Com.
Farragut and Gen. Butler, saying TO
the Senators that their recognition OF
such important services should be as
prompt as their gratitude was hearty -
Parliamentary rule required unanimous
consent to entertain the motion, and
some Senator objected, so that Mr.. Nc
Douglas generous purpose was temper
arily defeated.
About thirty contrabands arrived here
to-day, mostly from Virginia. and are
quartered in Duff. Green Row, which was
once fashionable block of residences
People from all parts of the country resort
there to hir. contraband help The free
negroes and other laborers of the District
are somewhat disturbed by this influx,
which can be hired for almost nothing
but the Government having the article
thrown upon its hands must dispose Of ii
in the readiest manner possible.
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CF 1t has been settled, to the entire
satisfaction Of the wealthy traitors Of the
South, that there is no possible mode Of
punishing them under the Constitution O,
the United States. They are enemies
now entitled to the rights and courtesies
OF war, their persons cannot be injured,
their property cannot be confscated, and
when peace is restored it will be utterly
impractlcable to find jury in the South
who Will conrict them of treason. And,
moreover, the Vallandigham Democracy
stand ready and eager to restore them to
position and power at Washington and
throughout the country.
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The rebel Government baye this week
hung man IN Richmond, a loyal citizen
Of the United States, charged with being
national spy. The United States Gov
ornnont, last winter, arrested one Smith
son, a Washington City banker, on the
most indubitable evidence that he was a
Confederate spy and communicated treas
enable matter daily for JEFF. Davis, Smith
son was consigned to Fort Lafayette. but
since the rebel Government has set thu
example Of hanging such offenders, Mr..
Smithson's friends in the South will not
be surprised, perhaps, tina, he is made to
suffer the same doom. The subject has
received the attention Of our Government
but its deciaion Is not ssnounced. -rW,sh
Cor, N. Y. Times,
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Union Soldiers Captured.
ISpeical to Chicago Times.
Cairo, May 7.

Cairo, May Z.
By an arrival from Fort Henry we learn
that it is probable that not less than 2OO
of the Curtis Horse were captured in the
recent skirmish with Clay Kings band
The affair occurred about 2 miles west Of
Fort Herman, on the opposite shore from
Fort Henry. 1t does not appear that any
Of the Union men were killed, but being
surrounded, those who were not captured
at once made their escape by fight. A
strong party has been sent out from the
Fort in pursuit Of the guerillas and it was
thought the band with their prisoners
would be taken to-day.
Gov. Yates and party has not yet been
permitted to hand at Pittsburg. General
Halleck was notified that they were at the
landing and desired to go ashore. The
General facctously replied that he had
old women enough there.
The river is falling rapidly here, and
is already several feet below the top Of
the levee. The Central Railraod track is
out Of water and being rapidly repaired.
1t will be in running order by the lst Of
next week.
Another arrival from below tonight
brings no news of Bodman, of Chicago
Tribune.
A party of women who were set adrift
in fat boat some days ago by the Pro-
yost Marshall, of Cairo, have found their
way back here and were to-day taken in
10 custody again. They will be shipped
off North by railroad.
The rumor Of the evacuation of Corinth
and its occupancy BY our forces is repeat
ed by every arrival of deserters There
is no doubt that Beauregard while hold
ing his forces in line Of battle is gradual.
fy falling back on Grand Junction He
seeks to avoid general battle though fire.
quently offered him by Gen. Halleck. The
opinion gains ground that there will be no
general engagement between the two ar
mics at or near their present position.
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Fron Gen. Bank.
New Market, Va,

AsSW AANsASe1 0'3 AAoJ -
Yesterday afternoon detachment Of
the 9th New YORK Cavalry made recon-
noissance towards Harrisonburg when 5
miles this side they encountered upwards
Of zoo Of Ashby's cavalry. They charged
upon them and pursued them within
2 miles of the town. Ten rebels were
killed and six taken prisoners. Our loss
was one killed, and Battalion Adjutant
taken prisoner. The work on our side
was done with the sabre and was very
gallant affair. An oficex from Mt Jack
son this morning says the guard At the
bridge near the town reports that the
guerilla cavalry attempted last night to
burn the bridge, but were repulsed.
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Jas,lce swaync ON Trea.on.

oAHNAuHotAy 0An1 q.
Atthe U. s. Circuit Court, April term,
1861, the Grand Jury found an indict-
ment OF treason against Charles w. Chen
owith for furnishing supplies and muni-
tions Of war to rebels. At the present
term Ex-senator Pugh, counsel for de-
PENDANT, moved to quash the indictment
on the ground that the first clause Of sec
ton Sd, article Sd Of Constitution, which
provides that treason shall only consist in
lsyying war refers to rebellion, while the
second clause or ''adhering to their enc
mics in giving aid and comfort" relates
only to public war with q foreign enemy
Justice Swayne gave his decision yes.
ter1ay, sustaining the motion BY quashing
the indictment. To-morrow's Enquirer
will contain the decision At length.