The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30
Two rebel schocners with cotton have ar

nved
The British steamer Edward Hawkins ar.
rived ~ith cargo OF cotton from Matamoras,
and sailed Tor Liverpool
Nav YoEK. May pa special dispatch
TO the New York Henld. dafed Nashville.
May "a, ays:
Generals Mitchell aud Negley arrived here
to night They report everything quiet at
Huntsville. Ala. and the Union feeling IN.
cteasirg iere Clemens and Judge Mclean
aud lasaily among the prominent Union
sts
ecu Mitchell speaks Of h position in
Alabama permanent.
FROM TT. MONROE.
III. MoNaor, Nav 2S.-The steamer Ma.
sachuseits, slich left Sunday morning for
CITY Point. with flag Of truce, returned
early this morning The boat took up Col
Hanson of Kentucky, who Was expected to
he exchanged for Col. COrcoran. and also
Capt Robertson Of Virginia, Lieut. whita
ker. private. lady. and Mr.. Lowe of Ken
lucky. The boat arrived at City Point on
Sunday evening. The next morning Gen.
Wool's communications were delivered, and
on TUESDAY an answer was received from
Gen. Huger.
Col. Corcoran aud the other prisoners not
having been given up, Col Hanson and the
other officers were brought back. Col Han
son = very severe upon Gen. Huger for hi-
failure 70 fulfill his promises.
Our gunboat feet still remains Is or 20
miles below City Point.
Nothing has recently been done beyond
reconnaissance short distance up the Ap
pomatux. A squad Of cavalry was seen on
the bank, but few shells scatterec them.
No troops or citikens are left at City Point.
A steamer arrived from Hatteras this
morning. No news Of interest
There Is no truth IN the report OF ten.
Burnside occupation of Raleigh.
The Union prisoners at Salisbury, are on
their way to New York, having been re
leased and delivered 10 zen Burnside, at
Washington. North Carolina
The Norfold Day Book, which was sus
pended Yesterday, re appeared in the after
noon. The restrictions have been removed.
In consequence Of the frequent violation OF
the orders prohibiting trade with Norfolk
and Portsmouth, new and more stringent
orler was. to-day, issued. "a follows:
HEApor ARrrRs DFrAETssNr or VA
MAY q.
No goods of any kind will hereafter bs
transported by Express Co.'S TO Norfolk,
Portsmouth OF Gosport. except by permis-
sion OF the Commanding General. and thea
only after invoices have been furnished With
the names OF those 10 whom they belong
and who have been delivered Hereafter no
vessels. not employed by the army OF navy.
will be permitted TO 60 To Norfolk, Ports.
mouth or Gosport. or any other place on Ell
Their side Of the roads not occupied by the
troops Of the United States. except by ex-
press authority of the Commanding Gen.
| eral
Any violation Of this orler will subject the
vessels. aud property TO seizure and conhsca-
ton. and the persons who NAV be the cause
directly or indirectly will beiseverely punish
ed. y, Command OF Maj Gen. WOOL
Quite a disturbance took place In Nor
folk last night IL is said to have been ac-
easioned by negro shooting corporal
named John Burke. Co G. 99th New York
| regiment. The disturbance became general
and the greater part of the Company was en-
gagged. Three negroes were killed and two
| or three wounded Six Of the ringleaders
were seat to the Rip Raps today
| All IL quiet now