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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
Nor. OF the Wounded.

''" FonrHr.s nosKcE, J1ne II, la61.
TIC following bet OF wounded at the Baule OF
Fair Oaks has never Yet found its way into print,
though they were received into the Io-pilai at New
rois News some ten d4ys ago. The hospital AT tia;
place j. 10 be abandoned well IN tAc l} gea here.
Pnin buildnsc are to he created ~ Camp Hamilton
80 .o,u ~ possible for tho accommodation % al The
ratieuis brought here:
t.r OF SICK aSD WOUNDED FORWARDED By
srr,ngu kNicKErgoCFEH FROM WHITE HorsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
FROM GEN. CURrISS ARMY.

Accounts from General Curts's command are 10
The l3lh by mail. At that time be was still II
Batesye, the story Of bis occupation Of Little Rock
being unfounded. Rebel gunboat WAS at De-
Are. The cavalry and mounted howiizers, under
Col Albert c. Bracket, had fight with the Rebel:
on the previous d.y near Jacksonport, routing them,
ard killing and wouudiug % Rebels. Ten of the
Union force were wounded. Gen. Hndman, re-
Gently with BesurerHrd having got back to Little
Rock with lis toops, writes thus tIuculently to
Cen. Curtis:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
NONE TROOPS CALLED For.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, June 10, lSo''
The Ledger las on Ito bulletin that Secretary
Stanton has again called on the Governors OF States
to know how many men they can at once supply to
re-enforce the army. This is believed TO be IN con-
sequence of the Rebel re-enforcements received by
jackson in the Shenandoah Valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
FROM NORFOLK.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
NORFOLK, June Il, 1862.
This city and Portsmouth have been disturbed by
repeated collisions between Union men and Seces-
sionisls dorng the last week. A few days since u
noted aud violent Secessionst ia Portsmouth, who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
LATER FROM COM. FARRAGUT.
.NnTnTp naI1sI 4 ~ 1IfI IINtD

rr,n "a JacksoR hissis,ippiaH ~ fhe lJN.
4 PORTION ot Gen. Lovell's command, under Col.
WIN L. Miles, stationed near Fort Gibson, engaged
TWO * tho eaeGy's gunboats at o'clock on the
morning OF he 9tu. and after a brisk engagement of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
RvENroacEMENrs FOR MCCLELLAN.

Wh.le il seems 10 lie certain that Mcdowell has
be- .cnt ponesto Fo-t lafayette doubt exit that
H. e-ca. We az. wed e West F,at Tuey cane down the
"a Ken -rs sre dou5t, well AWAKE Of tAeiI arrival and
t-eJ-r-1 O. Itct thu
- Secretary Seward was recently in Auburn, the
following from The A9rtrtlser Of that city, may be
regarded as official, conGrmatory Of the Rebel report
Of NoD6wel movement. The story that the Gen
erl he's been sent 10 Fort Lafayette j.. Of course all
bosi:
We h.r. good ,athor'y for the statement that oener.
Scro~ idorcd Tue dsy Lot to Icenioce Gene u
AeClel.Zi. T. IL n # hiclmont.
The BgJaio Commercial says: There can no
lopgcr hC any doubt that, at last, Gen. Mcclellan
asl oeeu generously re-eniorced. The Pennsylvania
Eoscrve Corps. 5000 sropg, il now with him. 90
arc zen regiments which have, during most Of the
year, oeen IL the neghborhood Of Newport News,
Old Point, &c; 60 IL McDowells corps, st least
5000 6,foIg. IL abolition IN oil THE, Tie Syrocvse
.;ou~a.d says that it has positive Information that
soverei New-Y0ik regiments, including the 10ih
enc lo!a regiments, with others, have joined Gen.
NeCelana forces within ten days This ID glod-
ous ucws for those who have iriends in the army
before Richmond Indeed it is glorious news for all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
GES. CURri,'s REPLY TO HISDNAS.
HEApqrAETgh, ARNl or SorrH-Wts
l...-.-..lA Il L..

BaThsNffiE. Ark, juno II. l.h2. (
GryyRA: Your letter Of tho SCH rst stating Ls. had
been informed vas gong - hang neu No had hred GA
tusrt states solder, IN zad County aud 'ha ha prl
fl,d 20 nff"r decisfiu. t1i. Il lnd IN
ill., probability OF such reD.rs being tue. expressing
ma able on >our part oayonsr such conduct by nanc
~ rvsTy III ocrf aid soief you hold ana declaring
t-- ynu WI pat 10 a~sh y. bout uecy every soldier
Il, ZEN Of United States who tails within NY your
A. th t 40 ruth IN the reports YOU have received OF my
threat to Long orernste the yehgece % lavish
s,1sIuy yon "iln.t require notice. 1Iefs va com
v,. u,nt s~senfy Rrbei SOLDIERS attacked hy NY body
..afd Co. lIrd Coutt. and twenty taken pt'oners, hy
5s twenty rryovt add twenty D,wis.kniyes Were
s.,n Th.y po-ed regularly organized troops.
aud were .cnt go t.c rrtl as 10 lcis OF wal.
TO pf,v~t ., &C. &c ding Tito Of rlpnc sud a.
..u ions have published the following order iGeuerE
CesHp %. puu.hed la ihe Ds1,c'af Of the 5tb) which
tudo sfj J. io sucD unauthorized bend, Gen rIice H.
,rfrr rre..tiou ,ei % exchange priscneTs
VI war ns,at.r tuey were pr ate n.-aud'ls.
,ul cal Your fertivn the OF OF y0nr
soldiers who ie..y robbed ent Hned the bours of Mr.
Peoples. VINO rd g. che Union hf ir shelter have heard
Of n.uy tbtr, sd have proofs OF imam Faee acts OF BAT
,rfy ur.ci,d by yOur toops Whin tri-f viii receive
p,opsr attention your pert tat your sodel. may not
,s'ld species u warfare ~hieh yOu graphically enun.
lilo United States soldier. here restore peace not 10
invade te hone, 81 tn citizens # Arau,s; ar TIE people
who oly poong unfortunate anG unnatural civil
war IA { destroys the pcacr Of socioy.
have rho n"noF t. be- o,n,fal yy respectfully your
10 Big oen. I. C HiSpaAN. Confederate Amy
BRiG.-GES. KUsT 10 CHS. CURTIS, KEGAkDfaG THE
EACHAsGE or 4 PHIsoNER.
HEADuuAKTEts SEARCH. Aiae TO- 1852.
GESERsL; You have az your custody Any > Owin pm
Capt Hchs cou psny. Aikonsas cav Try s.en prf-
q iey Lane pn VI 'nday, iay - nave seVru o
,ouI subject order aud propose 10 exchange one
OF tlen lr said O~ IN. II M position T. accedej e.,
,ou vl send Gw ia der tho occr In command OF the ~,
der which this e. you snd the Union prisoner
excnaug for hun will have ale conduct 10 your lines
N.ry resp-cfuiy l. RI 81 Brig ten. Comd's ADV
Gen. CUNIIs. Couu's UaiOn forces in North Arkatss
Gen. Curtis informs Gen. Rust il reply that Gwin
has been sent forward to 81. Louis, aud il will be
ne, essary therefore, TO await negotiations for
change OF all the prisoners before bis proposition can
be complied with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

! Sg'EITH-DEATH OF LIEUT.. PALMER.-Our
correspondent, with Gen. McCellan's army, writes
thai IN s.irui'h on Sunday evening last Company
A, Ssll New.Yogk suffered the following casualties
Jobu Gormanly. killed; james L. Brown, fnger
shot off lily. aIailcn. finger shot off. Tie same
evening tie body Of Lieut. /. l.. Palmer, Of Gen.
Sekles's staf, was found. lie was shot through the
head Gen. Sickles spoke very highly of Lieut..
Palmer, saying that he had died honorably AID
brayely doing Lie duty" lie was an old neighbor
Of Gen. Siekles, aud hs had known bun for many
yean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
ON. HINDvaS TO GEH. CURTR.
HFAperAhri n. TRANs-Mis'IssiPpI DIsrE

LiIILE Rock Ar, June 3 49,.
GrSEEtr: have received information hit you we a.
pr,.op Baftsvir siu citizens OF zcd County AK
capu. lew dss since By deta hment your cavalry
who cnsrgcd sh ing upon your bile s,tempt1a
% tftct them Ind whom H. your intention 70 lang
aw..
thout stopping inquire whether they lid acnsv fire
uDun your nos duty wen q.
light 1f every c of tIs state, upon
ders 81 zoe iui'td >si-s Government oI, that Coy
eminent tn. ya.ion e the homes the, hive
tn aus d-ud those homes gih n the Performance
"a. thaf cufy shall sustain them a. al heard.
hive custody several ofceis and soldiers OF the army o.
sogr Government, rud vit- tins no tla Il your
;,rlt uiri to oi.cl ,fainst single citizen o
Afaan. who hel-a ter may iu into v1ur hands
shot asrlse his d. sth ~ hanging cary Union officer
s1,- of aui in iAat tine or@a ti. Dcc0u.rs W
of .n tefNetu neither asking granting
4rr~f hf PIT drth wit n.t mercy every soldier and
,ru q the Iuif'd Stfirs wh, falls into p,y a4nds
istfhc Informed. het h. Published ogieg YOU have
srsy dec tfsi b. q rIierius .on and tbs,
YOU p"rt wage such. rtQuet ST. That you spoc
cay scy-~ sac tr.th OF such information srd II
g.ti1u vi your dny fri'h copy OF tue order Ia
qua-fon sri Tf.ve- 90 have been de- stil how.
ever y.u can conf t- acceptance Of the
Be- - ard will .uorr al lgnl-d rules var
f,r ard uek canpagu one Of savage cruelty aud
~ .ril Dbt hey.
id that tc u evil ped warfare viii continue 20 in %.
cucr both cOnIuc,ng the campaign IN wLch hui
1utsey"-rus aged
A. ". HlADNAN MAJ. ten. Conn andr,
To Big Gen CURTIS, Commanding L. ;. forces IN Ar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05

varniSh made Wholly o. IN part Of gum oops- spera
DO made q ether gums or Substances per e.
Vegetable oils. pr gallon cents
Vegetable pulmonary balsam. same nentu-
NernliuEc. sane a. ~Denifrce.''
" warehouse entry af castorn houses. noteNceed-
ing one dollar IN value. stamp Gaty 15cents
DO, 40 exceeiins one dollar and not exceeding
nv dollars 50 cenfs-
Do. do, eNccsding nve dollars in valss 90
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty g cents.
whisky, per gallon - oentx
Do. rccfihed. : DOT 70 pay an sdditsanal dusw
Whole-ale DEALER. under ~kieh term i included
every per<on who~e bu~inezs % occnpafionts
90 sell. or ofisr o. ell gr,ccriss or any roo-is
mercAa.sdiSc. u fere IN o. domestic
production, ~ more than oisc original pack
age OF piece az time. 10 the sane par-
chaser. not including wines. spirituous malt
liquors. Tor each hcenSe 50 %
Wholesale dealers IN liquors % every descrip-
ton, including distilled spirits. fermenfed H.
quors and wiises q all kinds (perSons other
than d-tillers, who seil OF oder for sale any
such hQuors. IN quantities Of more than three
gallons al one time % the same purchaser. are
incladcdl for each license loo 90
Willow manufactures II 3per CT.
Wine made OF grapes. per gallon cents
Withdraw entry At cuscm house. stamp day 80 cents
Wood. manufactures Of II not otherwise pro-
vided for sper Ct
Wool screws II cts.
Wool, manufactures OF Otherwise specified. PER
Mor~ii manufacture n Otherwise spec.ned pr
Worm lozenges a. ''Dentifrice'
WIT, stamp duiy so cvuts.
Zinc, manufactures Of not otherwise specified peT
Do, cNgde 81, per loo pounds 3 cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A ILR O a D.
1862. "a q - 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route Ia Chicago VIA Kokomo.
81 Mills SHORTER THAN oTHER ROUTE

81 MII.Es SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
an AND AFTER MAY S. 1884, trains viii be
" A. follows
Nal Train will leave indianapolis az lilo NJ,
stop Al all stations at4 make close connection kokomO
~ith train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for Lossr~Port Valparaiso and Chicago and
AZ Peru at BIS r. NJ. n time TO make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru a 900
A. NJ. after the arrival Of The train on the 7. ". X W
from the hast and STRIVE indianapolis $50 A. NJ.
in time to make connections FOR all points East. South
and West.
An Expresstrain will leave indianapolis al 1855 D. NJ,
connect kokomo with train fcs Chicago and arrive
Peru AZ SEQ A. ~ time make connection with trains
going Fast and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru NJ 1908 NJ.
making close connection al kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logan-port aud indianapolis
4lO NJ in time To connect with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville and other ponis.
Special attention given the transportation Of live
stock. produce aud merchandse generally
DAVID MACY. General Agent ard Superintendent.
THO. Y. HArsnss. General Ticket Agent. spl 62dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rbe Taxes imposed sy the Tax Bill,
and Passed by Congress, June saa,
ssgs-The Duties ou Incomes, snsu.
surauce Companies, Raiir~ad Com.
Sa0ses, &e.-Thc Taxes ON Distilled
spsrits, uannsacaurcs,O Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, snuff, See
aars. Iron, Soap, screws. Cloth, Len
ther, Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-Thc Tax
ON Cotson-The License Tax, &c., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI


r a L L r . a d
;s:s;;s = z
Shortest Woose by Thirty Wiless
so CHANGE or CARS To CINCINNATI
Three rrssieave indianapolis pay. Sundsys eScepted)
4 SIRST TRAIN.--5.2o AN CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
q Express arrive - Cincinnati a. 10 NJ and lex
ington Ny. 730 Y.
Second Iran-l04e \. M--tncinuati Mail arrives az
Cincinnati $40 y. NJ making ci"se Connection with Little
Miami Railroad Cor Loveiard. Morrow. Coufnbus Nspx-
ark. Zane~vie. and Wheeling.
Third Trsin-s35 r. NJ Cincinnati Express. arrives at
Cincinnati ITO 4. NJ.
Fare same nv any other route
Call for your tickets the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL NoucE.-Be you in the right train
Indianapolis. The only Cincinnati train. stands the
hfth track, being the farthe track south in the Union
Depot at indianapolis.
". H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
VIM POWELL. Travelling Agent my2s g.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

Union Sentiment Among the People,
Their Destitute and Suffering Condi-
tion-Condition OF our Wounded-A
Cavalry RecOnnoissance. &c., &c.
ST. LOUIS, April 13, 1862.
The correspondent Of the St. Louis Democrat writes as
follows
RocK HousE CRKKE, Mo-, April Q, 1862.
The advance guard Of army, under General custer
house, sncamped at this point aet evening, having
marched twenty miles from their old camp at Cross
Tmbers.
The people in this vicinity mostly for the Union.
Thero being but three secessopsts here this road
from Cassville TO Fiat creek. stopped with good
Union man last night and found several Of his neigh
bors present, all anxious to be inorsed whether our
army was going TO leave them 10 the tender mercss
tho eecessionsts They said money could hire them
10 endure the constant annoyance submitted TO last
summer They were obliged to leave their families
crops suffering and shelter themselves for weeks TO get
cot Of the reach Of the rebels
Bands Of outlaws frequently came down from Cassv,s,
and would rob Union Of everything in the house,.
blankets, bacon, &c. II they caught the owner,
be would be taken 10 Cassvills under strong
guard. In consequence Of tho uncertainties Of
the future and the unsettled state OF the country
,hers are bat few making any preparaibns 10 put 10
crops. Farms are laid waste and fences burned mp
along the road, and Union are discouraged. The
rebels have mostly gone south, with their negroes
Some Union men have not only abandopea the idea Of
making crops, but are getting their wagons out,
intending 20 forsake all, and engrote 70 place Of
safety
TIC wounded are dong vel at Casssile The court,
hosss and all the prominent being used 40 hos
ritalr, being fortunate Circumstance for them that
the owners cfths principal buildings having s,ampsded
tho town.
90 the Soth utmo 40 expedition, consisting Of cavalry
and Two mountain bow ~tzers roconnosrod the country
about fisnisvs. AZ the latter place il found that
force Of rsbel cavalry whom Intended to bag had
nsdo coed thslr retreat
TIE aag planted by General Curtis at Ktssvile vas
ruthsfsiy 'sfn down, boa recently brought in and
~tsn last sssn was floating tho Provost Marshas
cf "a al CEsvie.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
Oar Key West Correspondence.

MY WET, April 2, 1862
sa.aE Of ne Water W,chArTsval and Departure of TIE
Sasss-DsnA Of Lieutenant Bush, Ebrty se,e~,a Pess.
sgguasia hsgiusfg, DC
TIE United states steamer Water Witch, Lieutenant
Commanding Aaron r. Hughes leaves this afternoon for
thiiaierhia, via Fernandina. Tho Water Witch goes
Ncr'h for repairs she In much out OF condition This
TO be regretted Captain Hughes and his officers are
INST Jealous the good cause and much chagrinod
" having to leave tho Gulf just at tho time when active
operations are commencing. Tho Water Witch has been
aes' Ae'e during the past year, and Of the nost
sme'ens vessels 10 tho squadron May her officers and
crew DO srsns'srrcd 10 vessel worthy OF them.
since 'he sailing OF tho Mohawk yesterday nothing Of
ealhr ini",est has transprcd The Saxon, steamer,
oe"ngnE 70 butler expedition has arrived frou,3os
nn and sailed for ship Island taking on beard al hs
p1rt four ss~ hL inch siege how tiers W. " VINO
regrstte announce the death OF Henry II pn.b ri,e,
Issussnan.@ Company " Forty seventh Penn
syi1aah volunteers, OF typhoid fevcr Ho was burod
yesterday with military fonors. being followed ~, ,Sa
grave ~ two companies Of lis regiment and Tho ,o
regular companies now al this post Lieutenant pasS
rossded IN Csiasaqua,P Pa '''"
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

sSov THE NORMA gentleman who has just 70
turned oom the vicinity OF Bellows Falls, says The
hsre is fully three feet deep, and in places
the fences are covered, with the exception OF hign
stakes The IL crushed hard that teams can no
upon any whore except in the woods. The main roads
were amOstimpassabe, the snow upon the track worn
down quite 10 the ground in many places, while upon
lies three four feet deep The earth be-
meath tho IL bat little irozon having been covered
all winter. Tie prospect for tho sugar crop
quently not very encouraging
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Reported Death Of General
Beauregard.
-~-~~-~~,.~o~~-~->
Despatch from General Banks %
Secretary Stanton,
&s., 49,, ~
WoopMoox, Va, April -, lso2
70 Hon. n. STANTON, Secretary Of War
We learn from Jacksens camp this msrnns sbss Cen.
sral Bsaursgard 10 dead.
ghs report comes direct on rebel sources nsas Mount
Jackson.
brigadss
There nothing new 10 repor. in regard to ,he enemy
NJ. BANKS, Major General.
INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Merrimac Still Lying Off
Craney Island.
SHB Is SUPPOSED TO BB AGROUND
No Further Demonstration by the Rebel
Gunboats,
49, As., Ae.

BA1TmoRH, April 1s, 1862
Tho Old Point letter brings nothing later than the de-
spatch Of General Wool last night, except that the
hsrrimac remained stationary or Sewals Point il was
thought she aground The letter closes thus -
-Four P. N-The Nerrimac still lies the position she
assumed early this morning The other vessels of the
rebe feet about but she remains quiet and II rs
tho opinion Of some that she is aground the tide is
quite low; but this s only matter Of surmiss.
Five p. h.-The her.imac stin remains OF Craney To-
land and from the cluster Of tugs about her. s pretty
certain she is aground
The suwanse came in this morning from Hatteras
She brings no news.
The Rhode Island, from Key West and the blockading
squadrons in the Gulf, also came in this morning. and
left agaiD for New York. No news has transpired.
WAmM0ros, April 10, 1862.
gentleman just returned from Fortress Monroe de-
scrbes the scene Friday, when the Merrimac came
down q to make attack asful Of excitement, The
housstops and caseates Of the fortress were crowded
with people anxiously watching the movement. When
Lieutenant Jefers who tho tower Of the Monitor
gave the order 70 the numerous steamers schoopers
soops and other vessels in the vicinity clear Roads,
the armed vessels needed all the for their opera
ons the scamperng Of the various craft s described %
extremely ludicrous.
report from General woo 10 the Secretary Of War u
five O'Clock p M states that all quiet and the weather
ne The last despatch. received at halpast eight p
NJ, is to the following effect
To Hon L. M. STANTON, Secretary Of War
The Msrrimac has not made her appearance to-day.
Her object think, simply TO prevent any interference
with the roinforcements beng sent from Norfolk 10
Yorktown.
Two deserters came in last evening from the rebel
camp who reported constant robss
from tho direction Of Richmond the Rappahannock
JOHN E. WOOL, Major General
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
Withdrawal of the Rebels from
Fredericksburg.
Their Reported Retirement TO Rich.
mond and Yorktown.
DESPATCH FROM GEN. MCDOWELL,
&c., &c., sc.
wAsBIscros, April 10, lss2.
b has been received from Major

wAsBIscros, Aprn 1s, 1897.
The following despatch has been received from Major
General McDowell:--
CArrIEr's STATION, Vs., Aprn 1a, 1862.
Hon. f. M. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
An intelligent negro has just come in from 6ta6orA
county and says his master returned this morning from
Fredericksburg 10 his home in Richmond and told his
we, in the nsgro's presence that all the enemys troop6
had left Fredericksburg for Richmond Yorktown.
the last Of them leaving Saturday morning This has
just been confirmed by another negro.
IRWIN MCDOWELL, Major General.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
THE BATTLE OF PITrsBuRc LANDING.

Arrivals Of Wounded from the Battle
Field-The Report OF General Prentiss'
Escape Incorrect, &C., Sc.
louisville, April l3, 1862.
The steamer Mnnehaha arrived here to-day with about
two hundred and forty wounded from Pittsburg Landing
whereof one fourth rebels
wounded officer reports that George W. Johnson,
Provisional Governor Of Kentucky, had his horse shot
under him Sunday, while acting Brecknridge's staH
and was himself killed on Monday, when fighting in
steee's company of the Fourth Kentucky (rebsD re-
giment.
CAIRO, April IL, 1852.
The steamer woodford, from Pitsburg, arrived here
today with two hundred TO three hundred prisoners
from that place. She also brought down the body Of
General Wallace.
The report that General Prentiss had escaped is
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
Personal Intelligence.

General Harvey Brown, tho distinguished dsfenaor .,
tors Pekens MAJOR General Rosecranz Of tho Mounai IN
Department. brgadcr General SAXON from Port Rov Al
bf sAdcr General o. g. Ferry, OF Connecticut
appelne aud Colonel Gordon Lieutenant Colonel Carl
ncT, 'euicnant Colonel Nwbridgo, and CartaIn Grass
man, ~ tho R6fsh Army aae in Washington
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
From Gen. shiclds' Division.

EDkNHURt va, ApFH 10, ISbX
hroyiow Of his whole division has been msdo by
General Shields, who rode in carriage, with his star,
amid shs most onthusisstio applause Of tho soldiers
tho appearance Of tho whole command quito notice
able