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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10


FEATURES OF THE GREAT BATTLE.-
Enough is known of the terrible conflict at
Pittsburg Landing to establish the fact that
the fight was rather an interchange Of hard
knocks than display Of military skill. Grant
is culpable for having neglected ordinary pre-
cautions to guard against surprise, although
aware Of the proximity Of superior enemy,
and for having no defenses to serve as a par
tial cover for his army until Buell. came up.
On the other hand, Beaurcgard, having been
prevented from moving in time by the heavy
rains, could not hope to accomplish more than
crippling his enemy, after the fierce struggle
of Sunday. and he might have withdrawn
with honor and profit before the Federal forces
got into position for renewing the conflict on
Monday. lie had failed to rout and destroy
the army Of Grant, though he had inflicted q
stunning blow, captured thirty-six guns, and
made whole regiments prisoners. Pride. rath-
er than prudence, induced the rebel generals
to remain and continue the battle, which re-
suited in the loss Of the artillery he had cap
tured and nearly all Of his own guns. together
with thousands Of men killed or disabled. He
might have retreated = prudent victor; he
stayed I" be beaten. crippled and driven from
the field where he had exulted in triumph.
Both commanders have great power in holding
men under FIRE, setting that example Of BRAY
cry which inspires the enthusiasm Of the sold
iers, and leads them to display the same con-
tempt of death; and it is worthy Of note that
Generals who are capable Of planning cam
paign or rstrategic movements, often fail because
they lack this influence over men engaged in
actual conflict. Marshal Soult. otherwise one
of Napoleon's best Generals. furnished re-
markable example Of this defect.
The information received from the War de-
partmcnt says that Grant pursued the enemy
as far a. "his previous orders would permit
This seems to have been limited to the point
five mile from the Landing-whers Prentiss
was attacked. 1t may b. the object OF the
large force at Pittsburg to hold BsauregarI
in check at Corinth. while our Mississippi col
umn of forty thousand men. under Gen. Pope
marches down to assail Memphis in the rear
If this surnise shall prove correct. Hallsck' Z
strategy will be vindicascd. and BeaurrSard.s
attack on Grant will appear to have besn a.
unavailing sacrifice Of life.-Sacyawesss
URi0s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10

1aIyiand and JeG. Davis.
In the Maryland Hoase Of Delegates. fsw
days since. Mr.. johnson Of Baltimore county
submitted the following:
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION ON TRs SUE
JECT OF THE COURSE TRs STATE WILL
PURSUE IN rBB PRESENT RsssLLs0N.
WHEREAS, Jefferson Davis, . pretended
President Of q pretended Confederacy, in .
paper styled an inaugural, delivered BY him
in Richmond, Virginia. on the 22d instant,
has repeated an assertion often recklessly ut
tered in public bodies Of the so-called Confed-
crates States. that Maryland, already united
to US by hallowed memories and material in
terests, will, when able 20 speak with uns.i1ed
voice, unite her destiny to the South )" and
whereas, it is due to the intelligence, patriot
ism and good name Of our people that such
assertion be at once rcpudiated by their rep
resentatives here assembled therefore, be it
Resolred, by the General Assembly Of Mary
land, That such assertion is an unfounded and
gross calumny upon the people Of the State,
who sincerely lamenting the madness and self
inflicted misfortunes Of our brethren of the
south, acting under delusion caused by the
arts Of the aspiring and criminal ambition of
few designing men, are but admonished, by
the sad condition Of such brethern, of the fatal
results sure to follow from the course which
they have pursued, and are moro and more
convinced Of the obligation, alike of interest
and of duty, to abide with undying attach
ment to the Union devised for US by our
fathers, as absolutely necessary to our social
and political happiness, and the preservation
Of the very liberty which they fought and bled
to achieve for u.s.
Which were read the first, and by special
order, two thirds concurring, a second time,
and passed by ayes SO. noes s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10

TaB WASHINGTON TsaasToav RU0gMBNT.
-roar companies of ths Wsahiagtoa Tsrri-
tory Regiment. Coloarl Steinbesgsr command
ing. which have been recruited h th1 city.
sail On Monday next for Fest vsseouvsr a
the Columbia rivsr. They win b aceoapa-
pisd BY the Ce'ossl and Aajsta:s wIlian
Myiss. Adjsaant Nylsa. t6osgh . yssag
msn. is IN "a solaies. having served SSe ten
yean il shs rsgular amy - this coasi. bsiag
psiseipally assig.sd dsty q hs.a q.ass.ss' =
chisf .iliiasy clssk.-1s'niag CsN le<A
We have since lsssasd tAa9 these tyoesa
ere destined Sos foN 6teilaeoso inseeea q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10

e. Namma. int NJ. Blaaqus . wicked
mani"
wicked. ~ dsr! No! What naksa
yos ak ssch qssstioaf"
why. bscansr, mamma. dsas: vhea he
comes into church hs decsnt snsa his h: =
other people do"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10

Two SuAsrA-An cd Yoskshise nan
picked up half.crown in ths sarset. "Old
man. thai's mine" said . kesa-leekiag yesag
rascal, 70 land il over"
did thins have Q hoile h itr asked the
-Y<s." replied The esh~ s.arly.
~Thcn il 4 not thine" mildly replied IL
old man; ~thse must learn 70 be . 6lfle
sharper next tine. ny boy"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
A SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHtRGToS. sdsy May ~. lpt2.
At an early hour THE morning the i2ih Indiana
Regiment which had enlisted for twelve months,
and whose term has expired, marched TO the mall an
front Of the White House, and were TeSiewed by
the President pre- vious 10 their return home After
marching into close column, they laced The step
where Ar. Lincoln tail form stood, amid throDg
Of ofiicers Jope er-ssmen ana citizens. Col -,
the commander. Of the regiment, rode his horse 10
tie font and addressed the President as follows:
The tL Indians Re inent sboli O. return home, ard
have come iuo the 1ctence OF -. thiri oi
the Army expcss their approval OF the manner
In eb ou have conducted the for the Dliuensnce OF
the Goyefrmer' They rray that HesUn cho ee.i blessing
er hofe. Of heir continued support and deytsi election
TO tbs address the President replied, with much
feeling. IA follows:
"sodl.r Of th. 18th Indiana Re;imeu II has not been
customary heretofore vii 1t be beres ef of me TO say
something smsn passns IN Io'iow oicufs 700
cueutls fIF 20 have eches feAdy on s occo' "A
YOU have paid such usk OF repec, TO tie CHIEF tra1e
|, sppeals proper that should VOID OF two Ia Iopy
- our Colonel hiss thought ht. his Own accent sni IN
which have peoio'msd my part In tho diricails when
have surroundrt the nson For your kint eipfe'cn. an
,trrney grateful but tho other hand assure you thh'
e nation moro indebted you and suc As you, than 10
me- t's upo the bavo hearts aud strOng arms of tne PEE
ole that reliance has been placed Ia sup
port of free government aud free institutions -
For the part that ard the brave army ~ Which Joh
are part have under Providence performed 10 THE great
ius'e tender thanhsgeA,s,t thanks that cen be
po.hy duesnd ssrccisy 10 this cgucnt which has been
ihe subject Of good report The thsks OF the Nation vii
oo you aud may Gods blessings fest upon yon nov and
hope that upon your Tetnn TO your homes you
viii and your friends sni loved ones well and hsypy bid
f.fs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

With firm reliance tho protection Of Divine Proyi
denc. return temporarily 10 my old home on ms,on Of
love- 70 State among whofe citizens hope hsvs not
single epemy; whose wide borders consn single man
sonld nct afford me pleasure to do skindness
return 20 o6 friends whose ayors compelled me- Ia tho Der.
fornee OF dcd duties 10 leave t. hescofr0siac oares
md ,h. irnpcyerishrient II pnb'lc seryics
Siue no dsy that ,pt ofta 20 presch Glad
tidir.s Il ere. joy al mankind" has nooer
iu THAI OF one called sii Restoring
uIcss.bzi to millions Vi ais fellow men
Bat Ia leaving f!ends dsAr 10 mel dischsge only
dnty @ NV nsvc ,anito North Carolina bat CslforniA
Ihongh y name would hye been thought Of foi this
homo t ttost hd brought here tie evidences {:
honor .chafge from my constituents ia my Old Jme,
y,t this would h.go aYad noi log been deemed
worthy the ccnilelcc 4 the Ie)ie OF the state OF our
acopti7u u, 90,
Wnhont the nsutle Of ihair spprobatop, snoad nave
pursuing The even .elor o. ny wsJ N 'he "a o'
private ,.e. . -, :,
tben and e.peci.y you ry era ute is dus and Is
sinceToly offered ~ .
Believe ne grptlenen tie heart OF Cai'ors jr'ty p9uo
Of the brilliant achievements of s'ine OF her sons "ai
not be greyed by iud.spoaoo to do ny "Lo.e a -
our count and T. her. -
believe mo- viii c9nle beck with my shield, OF on my
shield" With tIa highest Ie susct, - -,
Very truly yoars, EOW. sIAHh''
Gov Stany arrived in tl,is city yesterday, by the
steamship Champion, on his way to North Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
AEFAIRS IN MEMPHIS.

Special Diqpa,eht The Missouri Democrs, ,,,o ,o,,
A Scotchman by the name OF John Roberts arrived
here this morning, who lett Memphis on saturday
lat. He says there were very fe" troops IN Mem
phi5 wien he left They were sending all tho re-
cruits toward CCrinih. They have taken all the
cotton from nenphis, aud stored It n Fort Picker
ING. lhree nile. bolow. They had thrown large
Iof Of sugar and uolasset into the river.
People were leaving Memphis very fast. They
had arrested "a number OF ciizeDs Tor expressing
their OBI, ion that the ellion failure. Tue
RebeI off GERS had taken the merchants goods, ana
promised to lay for them three months after treaty
of peace had been declared with Tho Federal Gov
ernUent. ,,
lie saws the soldiers at Corinth were on tai.
ratiOus; and there it WAS reported they only hah
forty DAYS lations He also saws oil the infantry
had left Fort Pillow nothing lett but artillery. liz
uassed them as lie wss coming ~. Civilians arenot
allowed 10 visit the army. IL was currently re-
ported az Memphis that our fleet had passed baton
Rouge o., ,--,,- ,o,o
The following address has been issued:
"To PLssrEEs Tue casuaies Of war Lav- opened
the sspgi to our eueaie The time has Therefore come 70
the Of All cla snd al upon al PAIN no
panes owning cotton 10 the possible fcach oi our eren1s
IL amply tae torch ~ At wi.A0u. delay or hcsIts,i
N''f' 49, q. r. BEAUKKGArD.'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
GEN- CrRTIS,S ARMY.

Very little news resches ub direct from Gen. Cur
tis's army. He il in Gn out-oi.theway State 50 lar
as mil iGcili,ies are concerned. We hazard bow
ever, lile in saying that be ls will be in day or
t,yo in Little Rock the capital Of Arlan'as with nll
will yery soon reach Cape Girardean. IL Is neces-
-sry TO retake and possess the arsenal ut LIZ e
Rock forthat IL one OF the places seized and robbed
by The secessionists and 10 which Mr Lincoln re-
ferrei when stating the objects for which the war
was 20 be prosecuted There is no large armed force
in Arkansas 10 resist Gen. Curtis moyement'. iie
has Of course left bodies Of troops behind him. 10
keen the peaco Of the Southwest until Gen. Brown
with bs division OF State troops, can reach head
quarters at Springfield. and ths will soon he done.
ISt Louis Rrpsblicsu, llta.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
s,.rE G.E.wAT FBI,E AT TROY.
gcr,irg at the Chamber Of Commerce.

p,r.uant TO call published in the daily joarnals,
a ,peetna of "the citizens Of New-fork. INGREDIENTS
and others wss held III the Chamber of Commerce
q, noon on Wednesday, "to consider The duty o'
nrovid;ng means of relief for the des,ute and suer-
inc people of Troy" At ~ o'clock the meeting was
called 10 order by Mr. SAnUEL SLoAs, who nomi-
mated the Hon. GEo. OPDYgE ~ Chairman. Mr.
HomASs was appointed Secretary. There were about
20 gentlemen present.
Mayor OpDYgE then sdlressed the meeting. no
said its object WAS good and charitable one. Ire
people Of Troy were suddenly visited with a devas-
taiing ire, which laid great part Of their city IN
r,ins His Honor then narrated some oil The ieadhs
facts incident TO the iire with winch the public 10
already acquainted, and on lin concluding,
Mr.. SLOAN came forward and read letter ne hsd
,sceived from friend Of his in Troy, which gave
nost pitiable account OF the misery and wre'ched-
meas caused by the great calamity. Thousands oi
1sserv;nV perpons who were in auent circumstances
few Cays ago now utterly ruined ana pcnniiets'
The communication furnished several heart-reheinB
dc,ails of the privaiions TO which numerous ani'cs
love been subjected by the lire, aud compared az
onv,b the result Of the greatest hros that nau o0
cnrred in New-Y0rk with the late coniiagratloh'
shox ;ng how much more disastrous tho latter was
Mr. SLohs entreated all present TO lend beiping
hand TO the good work. and said he had no douo'
that Nsw.York would sustain it's estimsbie chs1ac
,sI for helping the needy ia his trying eT'ses 'S'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT FORTRESS
MONROE.
Tho following wounded ,oldisrs arrived at Fort
Monroe on the 10Th, from Williamsburg:

Tho following wounded ,oldi.rs arrived at Fort
Monroe on the 10Th, from Williamsburg:
Wm Rino Co. T. 8th Noy.Ierl ~ A. ". Griffin, Co. T.
,th HewJ srsey; Charles T. FIez.I Co r. sth NewJsr.ey
j. ktchan Co H. 6th New Jersey; Sergeant Christopher j.
DiltSn 60 I. 8Ih N-~.Jsr-y; Charlie, & sch'ieg Co
6th New Jersey Jo.eIh tale, Co. X, ath SeJerey m
Sstn. Co. Is. fth Nrw.Jeiscy; Eenry Howard, Cs r "a
N.-Jesaev kJ3-r. Daily urle. Co r slh N j. fd.in X
Pear,ou 70. -. 18th EewIors ~. T. Vines Company D.
74ih iork SER Robert h. Davis. Co ith Nr'v
York Edward McGinres o. p. 7ith N-~lo p JtncriI
c. II. 54th N-wioTk; liczeAIah Dubois, o. X. sh New
Yolk Chsrle. shan,oa Co h. 'ith AewY0rk Jas Wison
60 e. 18th Gew.iork; Ncbdl. ll,Disy. Go. h, ~ Sew
York. fIascis heDIcy co. h, 7Jd Nowl ot Corp r
sharp, Company II, Isl New-No.k, kober Mcdonald
Company ". 22d New oEs, John HiFgias. C.mpany y;
"a Sew YoIk Dan. iulens Co g. sd Newi ok sanford
l.. England Go. y, sJd Ne~f0rti james Gil 90 O "a
New cIk; Jossgh Ackefmsn 60 Y. 1)t EewYork; Ser
se.nt We or Thomas CLARK 7kl w.Yok John llash CO
q, I'd NewYtfk; Daniel Hu-ae-, Go. J. 20 Nsw-i on
h'i.,irn Myre. CO. 2d New York, John w hss'en %
d. 5uih New YoIL, g. Brockuan. Go. g. ION New.l or
N.lhsn Reby Co y. 7rth Erw.YrrS Thos Hnluu. c.. H.
7oth New Yo1k Nls. ". Wic.h.n. Co ., al, new lorA
W1rd Eurrow, Co. A. 5th nichir, lit s,fg Peter Gen -
ous Co. b. ah Michigan; Lei Ser. Waite knox Go 9if
MieiI ,an trsrs K. ifemefe, ,. \ ah 'ncbesn, ip'
King Co A. tth Micirlr; Ejt.T Cakins CO u Nh Nlchi
ga, Clsres Su'-y, c.. ID, .ih Achis1I j. \ Hce T.,
sih Sicn'san Thomas l,sbeit, Go O., Sih hiclis, Nm
rln,s,s. ~iie Dotfy Co A. i'm Ma .aehu.et,s; serr
DAVID williamson Co. L. Ilih Mssse.ius,ss, 4 !? iiotac'
NJ. smith CO K. "a New-iamp'Lie, Jsne' y. job6son
90 G. 4h N.w.York Battery Ofri' " llsThs Go. b :,
Rhode .lsnd Battery, JohI II Lake "a New'toIG' JaHe'
fitcher, 90. H. I'D y. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
iAdvertiserent.I
hERATED BREAD.
From Professor sillimsn.

"YstE COLLEGE, NEw-uAyES, Nov Is. 1881.
al have tong beea familiar with the process Of making
bread ligbt 10y stion.
The notion that the process OF fermentation
essential to prepare dgeib bread by change effected
by 10 the starch go5ues is eectlsly &c. aside The sx-
Peepce at the London Hospital shows that this Aerated
Bread Is dgsoe without ncoaveence by stomschs which
wholly refie ferEeuted bread Whitsr swster, lighter.
more dgesti5s bread and from given quanti,y Of
rour Is mGte by this process than by fermentaionwhile
entire c-ness and the Absence Of al delsterous sub
Stances secured at the time. Nothing but salt
adde1 the p-sethe crbonc sci escapes In the baking
have eaten this bead for considerable time and inter.
walls for many months aud always with ssts.fscton Dry
toast made from h, bread has dscscy Of favor found
in spv other bread have tasted B. SiLLIxAN, f.r
The AgRarED BREAD CoxPAsr are now PREPARED to hn
orders or the ebove BaEAD In large smsu Quantities
their BAKERY IN lafayette place. corner 4thst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
w. r. BraURKGARD, General Commanding.
j. NJ orrY, Acting A,sistEn, AdJGtsut-Oenersi
Fl0m NJ, Cla,le.l3n Mf,cprv
MOKE ABOUT TIE MERRIMAC.

Some Of the men aud officers Of the Menimac have
been arrested in Norfolk One-the Sailing Master
-altkopyb nrofe,sjng TO be Rebel spoke very can
didly With regard to her previous operations On
being qusstioned ss 70 the effect Of The Montors
them had entered her. They had made heavy dents,
and welded the iron, but the only damage done her
by the Monitors heavy blows was 70 s'arl % soine 2,
SHOT that had really injured her was that Of the long
XVI Vi lie Cumberland, which entered ber pvt apt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
CrPREME CoURT.-NATHAN CORWITH

- sri JOHN r. COawlTH sgans, =. C. ANGEL
gDDp aud ROBERT BARIH.-suminon3 ior money, oe-
"a an rort4sct-- Com. not Ser )-fo the Defendants
sSove named: You hereby summoned aud required 20
arsx.r the complaint IN this aetion, "oicn VIII oe
ii in H. Of m o. the Clerk o. the City snd county OF New
Yk ,, the Cl,y Hail. in tue oy of New York. snd 70 serve
Inv ~ your wel 10 said complain. on the sut 'coer
n. offrs 20. IS Merchan's tnchsnse' Ia SAID city
nn twenty dsys ser the service OF bis summons on yoo
.,.iye OF the DAY Of such segcsi and II you isii 70
tie ,oupa'n within the time aforesaid the plain
Ina n tb action w ,.so udsmea against ou Tor the sum q
a,h, + ousaii Dollars with interest from the eleventh
~ ~ Mpv one tbous lnd e ht hundred and ixtyone on
& rbDlni Dollars thereof. and the bslance thereof
~ th 2o, dsy Of MAY eighteen hundred and sixty one,
rls,tle cots OF ,hi. ection--Daird Apdi "a, 1862
u. - LORD, Plaiutihs Attorney
The compliant in the above entitled sean sno ieiers sa -
:, ,b. absye summons, ddiy filed In the ONCE OF
lie Clk o. ,he CITY aud County of Newfork on the is'n
day oi May 1862. d. D. LOnp, fsain'ns n"''"e''
a III
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
SOLDIERS BURIED.

TIE following bodies were cent to Fortress Monroe
from West Point, on Friday, for interment:
Ahu.h b. Miir.n Company 9Sth Peun'yysrl' corpo-
rsl Proctor. Christopher DT.v Peter tin. nami sd T. IL
Nurrhy Company 4, e,ih P,DlsyvsHi.. George hekeT.
T.rs,0vn. W..che,tsr County, ~ L Ss'mcn H. Dns II.
aih North CsrolGs. Newben, -- fircA. Company 3h
New -Jefsey; Robert Costs. Company q, Nd Nr~-loik
Oeo1se II Heuct,. CompsIy H. Iill aanAolasssis; -
Rsiey Company q, I'D Ssw.JOg
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
SVpRENE COURT. County of New-York.-

CVpRENE COURT. County of New iork.-
- Ia the matter of tie Petition OF John COMA I'm
Gssisuee a. d JOHN SCOTT TO Tn0MAs sisns i.,snns
md an o,her creditors of JOHN SCOTT sn Aslsnms
nt,. and .en OF yoa are hegeby notified 20 appear
oG see crn.s before A. HADaEf ! s'd q. Once Of ~.
pointed "a the above entitled Proceedps S SS~vort on
e b y Of My 6o O'Clock in the afternoon ,asn
ad there 20 cause. if any you sbs hspd, Of saia
,gee sr nucsected should not 5s ,Sd 90 :. Eo n s0h
ApIi ~ i9n@ Assignee OF Jona Scott
,...r,., sor Assignee, No. 290 Broadway
II. y. IowNsENp' H''- my5 Geod"
Lofg
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
CITY ITEMS.
Auu,EmrNTs THIS EyrNING.

MUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
NrBlo's G.RDYS-Broijwuy, The EuchantTeSs.'
WINTER GAKDgs--Broadwsy. " Oe 'aldiEo'
WALLscx, rnEATgE-No. 8A broadway. Money!
LAURA KRESEs rHBtTRs-Bro1twsy The Sea of ice."
NIxoSs ROYAL CgCus-Palice ia deu fourteenth street
aud siIth avenue, Jack the Giant Killer" siteraoon
and evening. ~
pARyuxs AMERICAN MusEUs- -Broaiwry Grand National
boz ShoI Com. Mutt, Whale. &c, day and ilsl.;
" Flowers Of tae forest' afternoon and evening
NATIONAL ACADsaY " DEsIoN-So. % Broadway, dey
sId evening.
BAzAAa-Mozsrt u al, No. Cs3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
flowing subscripliors were handed in:
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Of ,hc Steamship Champion.

The steamship Champion, Capt. seabury, arrived
ON Wednesday morning, from AspinwalI 9TH mt,
bringing the California mails passengers, and io6,
0l9 81 in specie.
Among the parengeTs by the Chin pioh are Tue
Hon. Ia yard Stanley and lady, Capt. !. \. Hart
Iieuts. w. III. Dana and j. a. Allenson u. ). Nj
Lieut.. T.. u. Baker, L. ). a.
The following is The Champions specie list:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.- to the
oi.r Of Cha les Fssels-yne Surrogate Of the County
nj cab. roic. !. hereby given according TO law to all
~ I'M. own Of Liyn- said county deceased thAs
nov so reque ed present the same, With the vouchers
hoeo 10 the snbcr5ar at the oitce OF Sier "ecn
~ sx ~ IA .on IN sid county before the 2lst day
~ lam, ne,t 5. LOUISA LIVINGSTON, Execut'i Il.
oi SunS S ~" ~" lasi tec5 lsw6moTh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

LADIES DAY At THE MUsrUN.-To.day has been
get arart by Dlrnnm for the especial entertainment
OF Adias deeirng to visit the dog show. Hundreds
OF beautiful Italian greyhounds King Charles span
iea, poodcs, and black anl IAN terriers, the parti'-
u,r pets OF the ladies', have been entered for com
peti,,ou. The following premiums were awarded
yesterday:
BrH Ieryi,ys LIST premium, WIN Cox "a f. Bu'ieri "a
Wnl Acf.ouehSu; am. JLmss ITeyi.sa Jth, hstae" IL
Moore. C.h Harvey lil. Twenty other premiums were
awarded. q, y ~.
ssslcs reryei -s, premium, Frank Rosderas ~ snt,
ior. "a N, Henry: 4h loui. HnplbF1se. 5h, Nchafd
T,non 6tn P.rcA McAelna Ten o'Eer premiums "e.e
sWarGrJ. - A.. a, -.
NV, T-yiers-l,, premium Francis Butler; 3D. John D.
HOY II adams k,pfess Co =, 81 A.
I1h Docs list n, mimi, Francis Butier "a Jo'elh An
drew: 81 Wm Cox f,h Jacob b. h me 2th T. r. hay
an 4 Ch Faux Aoadcrss; ,t5, Michael oLnehi o'A
Palmer Lopef. ,,,.-..,.,..- ,..o,,,,,
shspAerd Dogi--No competition Discretionary premium
awarded 10 FredeIics Deii-.5ack.
Edacgfef S>f>'s.Fst dic etionsry premium a"4td" u
| d. G. AlEsou VI Trenton ~ J.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
THE GUERRILLAs IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

IAe P0rhfIsDuTg EO-fttc q SaLuIuAy sayt'
abOr; 300 made descent upon the town OF Arnolds-
burg, the county.segt of Caihogn County, and suc-
Gee led in surprising aud capturing The Fode'aY forces
there consisting of ore company Ci Col. Rathbone
Eleventh Virginia Regiment, under lieut. Parrot,
together large amount OF amin iniion, sioFes,
&c.
"They then proceeded to Spencer, Roane County
Il il reported and took tnst place. Capt. Bakey d
company of the llth Virginia waS stationed there
Ia fate is not vet known. Tie burhwackers were
commal ded by HAYS, Downs, and SIl.ott. Lieut..
Parrotl losi four men On Thursday, Major INN
Ole, with zoo men, came into Arnoldsbnrg. re'ook
the Place and all who bad been tkeu by Tie Rebels
and moved on and rctook Spencer with all thnt war
valuable. We learn that eighteen Rebels were
killed. and several wounded wi,h sIme pri@ners:
"On Friday morning, the scouts from the 9th
Virginia came in and reported Hays with 3OJ men
marching down the west fork OF Lille hanawba,
toward Burning Spring"