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The national Republican., 1862-05-15

viRGIxIAxs KILLED At TIE BATTLE Or VIII.
LIAxsBuRo.-The Richmond EaqSirsr, Of Ms,
sh, gives Tho following as among the Coufede
rats killed at the battle Of Williamsburg:
Col. Ward. Of Fla. and Major WIN. H. Pal.
msr, Of tho lst regiment Virginia volunteers
Cspt. A. J. Humphreys. l7lh Virginis regi-
nent; Lieut. John G. Addison, AlexSndris
Lieut.. Winston Carter. Pri.oa William; privstea
Joseph q. Mevslgb, Jr, Eugene Fairfax, and
Frank Ballepger, ALEXANDRIA. Wounded
Lieut. John A. Addison, sud prvat.s Henry
Bradley and Willie hcKniaht, AL. xAudria; Coz.
Garland, OF Lyuohbuss; Col. ksmper, Of the
7th Virginia, (Spsaker Of ihe Houss Of Dele
gates y Col Core, l7'h virSiuia reg sment
and Others. 90
In thA cavalry engagement on Sunday, Nj,
". II, Payne, Of Fauquier, 4th Virginia reg
uent, It Ia tound, waa morally wounded
shot through the n.ck. Ia Mondays fight,
Col. L B. Williams, lst Virginia regiment, wai
mortally wounded. &c.,. .J-r, D
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
A Gard from senator Howard.

ACard from senator Howard.
The Iatsuigsncer Of yesterday, publishss the
following card:
MEssRs. GALES 4 SEArON: Your Issue Of last
Monday contains q communication from your
correspondent, headed "Officisl Visit 10 York
town." 10 which hs observes that the Military
Committee Of the Senate visited Yorktown and
Fortress Monroe during the last week on on
oiL busidess, and that hs accompanied them
~ 40 invited guest Speaking Of the commit
tse, or rather the four members who repaired
thither, be assumes TO assure your readers that:
"The works Of the Confedsratss at YoI ktown
were thoroughly inspected, and found 10 be OF
the most formidable charA: ter, and Il was their
unanimous opinion that tho greatest possible
credit wss due 10 Gen. Mcclellan for compel.
ling the evacuation Of 80 important strong
hold, with so little lon of life. Indesd, they
expressed the utmost confidence in the sltimsts,
speedy, and complete success Of all his plan.
for the entire subjugation OF the rebellion"
A one Of the four gentlemen referred TO by
your correspondent, allow ms 70 say that this
statement, both o. 10 Gen. McClellsn's credit
for compelling the evacuation, and the expires.
sion Of confidence In the success OF bis plans,
&c Ia, no far ss an concerned, wholly without
authority.
Very respectfully, your obsd'n. serv'nt, g..
. IN. ..n.. J. N. HowARD.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
CON fIsCATION.

The select committee Of the Senate yesterday
reported u bill TO suppress in direction and re,
bellion, and TO free the slaves of rebels. II
embraces the main features OF most of the
bills heretofore introduc d. ss will be ssen from
the following brief synopsis
The 6rst section OF this bill provides that
every person who shall hereafter commit the
crime Of treason against the United States, and
shall be convicted thereof shall suffer death,
aud all his slaues il any, shall be made free ;
or he shall be imprisoned for not less than five
years, and fined not less than ten thousand
dollarr and all his slaves shall bs made free ;
the fne to be levied upon any property, OK
cepting slaves, which the owner may have
possessed at the time Of committing the treason
The second section forfsits all the property
and slaves Of persons who may give aid and
comfort to the rebellion. Such persons are
forever disqualified for holding Office by the
third section. The next section provides that
the act shall not be construed to prevent q
prosecution for treason committed prior 10 II,
passage. The ffth section authorizes the
President, In order to secure the speedy termi-
nation OF the rebellion, to seize the property
Of certain civil and military officers In the reb
el organization, and prescribes at length toe
mode Of dealing with 1t, holding a lion upon
their slaves during the psndency OF proceed.
iugs All property taken may be held and
used till it cau be proceeded against. Another
provisions prevents the return Of fugitive
slaves, except to loyal masters. The President
is empowered TO issue proclamation, In sup
pIsssion of the rebellion, freeing the slaves ol
all who will not lay down their arms within
thirty days thereafter. He 10 also empowered
to employ Us many persons Of African descent
Us hs msy deem proper, TO DO used In putting
down the rebellion.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

Brsr or PRrsrpsNr LNcolx.-In he Office ol
COL Forney, Secretary Of the Senate, may b
ssea an admirable plaster Q st of our popalas
Presideot The work Of rising artist Ia Cucin
uat, Mr. r. d. Jones, whose but Of Secretary
Chase b % much admired. I. b Hnivsrsally
oooceded 70 be faitbNal presentation ot The
marked and expressive bead Of our honored
Chief Magistrate -lnpoaibls - Il is 70 illus
tsass In plaster or marble he nobier qualities
q soul which 50 illuminate the features ii tbs
origioai.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
wmusFvucuys


The rebels Of KsaAaoty are returning "a
Kentucky soil, y 70 tAeir civil hope, witAsu,
fsas Of no,sssa&ioa. TIE Lsanv(ls J5ssEs
thus spsaks Of sAsa, calling spon ssr rulsss "a
sss the hvs s1scuteA: y
at \, w are informed irsa May souFeee
. feet tAas Kentucky oiBcen and soldisrs, VIA
have been In The rebel armiee, are coming COZ
anually back Into many counties Of he Stats
rome Of them perhaps with srms o. legs shot
Of In the rebel service, IN olaiMine NJ ehta
Of citisens Just - oooly and oooplaceaaly q
II they had never len their honss, aad prosA'
bly, looking around then loe applsne 1poa
their heroism. TO tolerate sucA tAings woold
be deerAdatloo. shAns 10 oar Oomiaoa-
wealth. They cannot BE-, hey must sos be
hey will nos b tolseAaea. kvsfy ma knowl
10 have ben guilty of "a ovsst sst q trsasos
% Tie coaatry wAl, u b dare 70 colns, witAoa
leave ifon tls military sutAosities, within u
limin Of this loyal S>ais, b held b he stefass
responsibility for hs efiae. We call 10 tht
matter he asseatioa Of all whoss especial Gut,
b 70 ses that Tie laws are executed an
rebels punished."
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
One Day Later From Europe
More Talk Of European Inter.
venti0n. 1000

from fendpod.ft1. a.y j, passed fP fssSs!P Point Point
st 2 O'Clock this inofhins. 4g, r.f...
The Paris CORRESPONDENT Of the fndpssdsnce
Beige assarta, In the most positive manner. ths,
the projected intervention by France and Fog
land, In the affairs Of America, 10 confirmed.
The south will be required 70 guarantee the
emancipation Of her slaveA The same gu
thority says that secret treaty exists between
France and Spain, providing for he early sbo
liaon Of slavery In Cuba ....al.v, -,
The opening of ths Great Exhibition 10 Loo
don W. perfect ssccss., ... .E.fr mo-.
CorroN.-Sales OF Tho weak, 10000 bales.
The market oiodns dull and ID lower owing 70
Intervention rumors :.
Bresdstuff, dull, cod quotations barely main
tanned. I'll 49,.
Provisioas heavy. .o..
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

FINANCIAL 10 New York, oh Tuesday, there
were large transsctions in Government sccuri.
ties at an Improvement Of II IL per cent
The IS Of 1881 sold st 1868 . 1861; the SIS Of
1874 were in large demand al s5i 96 7.3d
Treasury notes, io5a 1861 and indebtedness
certificates at par. Border State stoota were
sctive-Ohio 81, 1921; Illinois war loan. s6l;
Iodiaua war loan. ss3; Tsnusssee G's soa
Missouri Sc, 52l; California rs, o.; North
Caroliaa %, "a. American gold, lost.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
By fEIRaAAPH.
|Erosa No sllan's Army,
W 49,
)lr Advalse witllaPiftsa Niles II lisAmsnd!
THE REOEls KEpoRrEo TO
De EvAcvAriNo.
Astss Frtsssers Resssss 10 ~
j kN sosse 20 DtxSe.i l IN

ESPECIAL y nale,asss Ansiaa q lass svpaiss.I
Fosfans MoSAos, Nay iS.-0sdefal No
ClellAe haa sssablisAed bic headquartsn q
Rppers Church, about dx miles from West
Poiat aAd H. advaacs b q he RAILROAD croas-
igs u Ne Psnuskey ritst, within 6hssn milea
a RicAmood. The New York FlftA (zouayn)
reached headquarters on Monday, end are again
% guard. forming portion of The regular 70.
serve. An examinatfon Of the map will show
that b ID now full iifteeu miles above wes,
Point at he head Of the York river. In The
osantime The Monitor and GalenA are cutting
OF ,bs communicates d the rsbsls with the
south side Of he James river and ere pressing
q towards Richmond, dlenolng The rssel bas
tsries and overcoming ell obstfucsicas
Toe dsssrtsrs, who ere ooustsntly coming in
atree 10 their statements that ths svatus.ion
q Richnond y rapidly progre.ine, spd tha'
bold back Gm. McOlellan 20 - 70 obtain ans
70 remove all their stoeeA They also sAy thai
tAe destruction Of the city By are y threatened
and that II will require the utmost ed6rh on
the pert Of The citizens 70 prevent its cCnsum
nation. That The evacuation b now peogrsss
Ing there d no manner Of doubt and the Gov
eminent archives are being conveyed South.
The released Federal prAoners from Rich
mond srs still % hoAsd the two rebel steAmsrI
Curtis Peck add Northsmptou) d Newport
New bat sre about being transferred this eve
ming to the Hero and The Kent, and will be con
veyed directly 10 Washington. The delay Il
the return Of the boats has been oiussd BY ths
trouble among the 800 rebel prisoners who an
10 be sent back 70 Richmond from Fortress
Monroe. Nearly one hundred Of the 800 hsyt
| refused 10 be released, or rather declare theiI
determination not to return 10 Dixie, and have
taken the oath of allegiance. They we're onsxed
threateRed, and abused by their officers, but al
Of NO avail; and Il Is believed that many more
OF them would refiSs 70 return II II were not fol
the influence and threats Of their oiilcsrs. Th,
Governuent should always separate the oflcer
sot a. they think proper. ,....l ...f 5,.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

HLw ORLEANS Charleston Mercury ID
informed by gentleman who remained In New
Orleans until after lis surreudsr, that In addi-.
ton 10 the cotton, oil the tobacco (uot the pro-
Psrty Of foreigner) was destroyed. This In.
iormaut Gays nothing about the specie In the
bsnks. He ssys that the sugar and molasses
were not destroyed.
General Buffers proclamation, declaring
rsruaI law, prohibits the collection Of all
uses except for sanitary purposes, or to light
toe sfeets He suspsnds The criminal juris-
dic'lon Of the civil courts, leaving 10 them the
cogn'zance OF minor criminal cases, and Of sll
suit between individuals He permits. as
mater oil present necessity, the circulation Of
Confederate n''eE, but advises people not 10
take them.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

Nav ORLEASs.-We have no account cf the
destruction by the rebels st New Orleans, Of
anything but The cotton stored there and on
shipbosrd, and Of the shipping and stesubosss.
There are accounts Of the Wholesale plurdering
BY the mob, Of the stsAr and molases on the
leveea There may also have been wilfal
destruction Of those articles, Of which We shall
hear In due time. We know very little, ss
yet, except through rebel channels, Of what
has happened since the city was surrendered.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

Tar NAtr--fhs New York G,nm~cial Ad.
ue-tisr pays ths Secretary os tAs Navy the fol-
lowing wsll-dsserved oompliueot: 1#
"The navy that has achieved such glorious
IctoFiee and evinoed such maichlees bravery
and epirit; thas b cooperating with our eebIs
armies at every point scoesdble By oceAh, river,
creek, o. oansl; that guards ooass oi three
thousand milss. whila1k b bombaFding forts q
all points. aasailiug powerful land and Hoatlog
Of the Union On t1s, puelIc buildings Of the
Crescent Uty thsS nsvy, vast and powerful %
Il h, and such - The United States never before
dreamed Of possesstog, b the creation of Ices
than fourteen tnoothS, sud Ia The 0@lDsing, u
no, Of the genius, certainly Of ths lndatry and
auwearisd applicatioe Of this Nsasss Secretary
wellss, who has bees deosuossd - inactive
and Incompetent" Il W
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

Amy APPROPRIATIONS bill reported By
hr. Stevens, from the Coumittee Of Ways and
Means, on the ID ius+, making appropriations
for the support Of the army for the year ending
the 3oth Of June, 1868, passed the House o
Representatives yesterday.
Itappropriates 1t five hundred and twenty-ons
million eight hundred and thirty thousand
four hundred and forsysix dollars and my I've
ents, in addition TO appropriation herstofor.
made during the present session Of Congress-
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

sLAvx BsAxcirAfios tiS' cusa,,Tz-A sassl
planter In Osba writss 70 = fsised ia New York
that, ailss beiaeA good deal sround among
Ais fellow planters, be bee discovered, with
soms s1fprlss, hat ths lsadine aad lslslll0pns
ones ere IN ihvor Of the emaacipsti1a Of slavery
10 the Island-a gradual emancipation. They
reason thus: That this measure being the
hobby Of the day, spain will b bulIied Into h
sooner OF later, and that they had better take
The Iced 10 II and oootrol II; in fast, The Junta
Of Supervision, . new sort Of anthosity lately
established, have presented . memorial 70 he
Queen Of Spain recommending that measure.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
Gov. spra gao Hssara d fson the Array
Of the POtomae,

Gov. sprs gae Hetara d fsoa the Array
of the Potsmac. o.. =.
Gov. Spragus, who hss been with the ad.
vance Of the army Of the Potomac, arrived
hare yesterday, Hnd left for Ri de leland last
evening. The Governor LEFT the White Houar,
\ point on the Psmuukey river, on Monday.
The headquarters OF our advance was then !,
that place: He reports that b. has no doaht
thr rebels intend 70 make stand ct Rottoms
Bridge, but be thinks when they o0msf 10 ssr
Of the surrender OF No folk and Portsmouth,
the evacuation Of Sewell's Point and Oraney
I.isnd, and tho destruction OF the Merrimac
that they will, a. military necessity, be obliged
70 fly from Virginia.
This Is most likely, not only from the ahos, .
named reasons. but because they fear they will
be cut Of by Fremont from making their sxi'
down the valley on the Virginia aud Tennessee
railroad aud by burnside, who will cut of
their retreat through North Carolina, by de-,
.tr0ying sll The railroad facilities In that sec
ton II Ia stated that the rebels, under the
recommendation Of JEFF. Davis, have construct.
ed railroad from DAnvills, Virginia, to Gresn'-
boro', In North Carolina This I. not true, bow
ever.
Gov. Sprague says our losses at Williams
burg, In killed, wounded, and missing, will
. mount 10 about 1000. and that the rebel loss
W 10 uOt toSs H1c boye wv u6tsic ~ V'bs Oius,
under Franklin, was much more severe than
reported; that at least 500 Of our men were
s~ken prisoners, the enemy taking advantage
Of the landing Of our troops The gunboais
came up In good time, and saved Franklin from
suffering severe dis:s.~r.
Gov. Sprsgue speaks In The highest terms Of
Gen. S:onsmsn, who commands The advance,
and, from the evacuation Of Yorktown until q .
present, has been pressing the enemys rear,
frequently engaging him. Near New Kent
Court House, Stonem.n, q the head Of bat
TALON Of w. Nxth United 6tates csvslryi NJ
gagged cavalry rseiu' nt Of rebels, and sy1es :
most brillia6e eng cement tFOnted them and
when about ID pursue them h. came upon a
rbel battery, and not having any support,
be fell back. Ever since be left Yorktown,
Gen. Stoneman has provisloned bis Haops upon
fresh mat snd bread taken from the enemy.
The whole army has moved 20 fast, and the
roads are 90 bad, that the supply trains bad
not got up when Gov. Sprsgns LETT. The delay
was partly on that account Star Of last are
ming. ''
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

Mr.. LovEsot's BItls-Ths material portion
Of this bill, which passed the House so triumph.
antly, is % follows: p,ns
"Be itenactsd, etc., That slavery or involun.
tary servitude; In ell cases Whatsoever, other
th9n In pupishnent OF orime whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted, shall hence.
forth cexse and be- prohibited forever In all the
territories Of the United States now existng, or
hereafter 10 bs formed, or acquired In any
wnv.f, ... . -. ..- ..
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
Fire IN, Boston

BosroN, May l3,--A destructive 6re occurred
last night at the junction Of Broad and Mix
streets.
Il comm suced In No 65 Broad street, occu.
pied by Daniel Webster & Co., dealers In pi-
per- twine, aui cordage; thence II commune, 4.
ted to Nos. Isl and 1853 Milk street, occupied
BY French, Wells 4 Co., large dealers In
crockery ware. -
The three buildings, with their heavy stock
Of goods, were destroyed. and two adjoining
stores we're crushed by falling walls, and com.
pletely demolished The total loss Is estimated
Ut $2OO,0O0
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
From General Halleck's Army,

New YoRk, Nay IA special dispatch to
the Tribune. dated Monterrey, Tennessee, l2,h,
says our troops to-day took poMsdon of 40
evacuated rebel camp three and half mIles
from Corinih, and the rebel piokets were driven
n. !
The same diepstch says that the Mobile
Register, Of the 8th inst, stated that I've Union
gunboais had appeared Oh Dsuphin islsnd. d,
The New Orleans Dskd, OF the 4th, recount
The interview between General Butler and the
mayor and council. and ays that they continue
their functions, except in political way. No
oath Of allegiance bad been required.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

AYAsKEH School "A gentleman from CHI
csRo relates Q remarkable fact In connection
with the rebel prisoners al Chicago. The rebel
prisoners number sbou, eight thousand, and,
Of course. there are umoug hem men Of intel
ligsnce and education, but the great numbers
ave dsplorsbly ignorant Col. Mulligsn has
th 90 rebels In charge, and - they have con.
siderable lsi.urs time hs has eetabli'hed .
Yankee school lor- their instystlon, Tbs edu.
Gated prisoners were asdgasd q tssobers, aud
IA Wogk kpgarssgipg Isptdly.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

In Switzerland, Eoglish travellers will here
after BE- exempted from the passport Laws.
II 10 now sid that eight bupdrel buIldises
were dsloysA sy ~ Troy FIRE. e. ~,
Ths World EXPOSES the absurdIty of the re.
cent efforts Of iDjudieious psrtixans 10 gslvsI
lie the old Democratic party. -
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

The Austin (rexss) Gazats, Of The l2tA ult.,
published an account of the funeral obsequies
Of Gen. Ben. Mccullough. The body lay Ia
state ct Representatives Hall from p. m. oi
the "Wednesday prsyious until the sane hour Of
The next day. A large crowd listsued u tbe
narration Of ,he thrilling iocidents Of the bst
teheld BY IN aid Of the Generals, and The
procession is stated to have been mile long
10 bic will the General commend d bic soul 10
God, and bequeathed bis body to The State.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
~ Dspar,.ss. sfE1slkak
q Va "a. DsA.-Arss
BIZ ASsf Grxrsals 0Sgscs,
ySehInstoe I1sy 2, 1852.

Sensrat fdss, 81
Tss pAsrs. efE.uss&hsrsby rsssossd
q dsscribed 10 '"dsnsral Ordas, , No. s7, Of
1861, - follows: To include the State Of
kansss, ths Indian Territory west Of Arkansas,
and t6e Territory of Nsbraska, COLORADO, and
Daoetah. Headquarters as Fort Leavsnworth.
By order Of The Secretary q War.
/, y, TloHAs, Adjp,apt Gsnsral.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

V,HIs u TO olve NOTION, That the
i subscriber hath obtained from the Orphan
Coaft Of washipston County, Ia the District oI
Co!umbia, letters q administraton on the personal
County atorssa,d. deosased. All persons having
claims ssainst IN said deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vauohsIs thereof, To
the subscribNr, on or before the fNtenth day Of
April next, they NAV otherwise BY law be excluded
nom oil benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this hfteenth day Of April
M 81 sAML. P. DINsMoRE, Administrator.
IN l&--lANeW !, - - =
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

CHARLnMoM.-Au extract from letter fron
lady In Charleston, dahd April I, aya, Tea
seven dollar. per pouad. What do you think
Of calico a. 81 per yardi Prices are incredible;
yet persons are not discouraeed. I bought
braid. 70 ad my dresa, Tor 81 cens piece,
5hiriing 10 6rm st SO TO IS csnis. and very
scarce. Prices ars fisisg daily. TIE fostiacs-
tions around the city have becnne fashioo-
ablc promsnade; they are splendldly built and
great ornsment D. tell me what The fssh
Ions aro." rf % a.. ....I H.# ur. -'sa.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

TIE VALLEY or vIRGnlA.--Genarsls hilroy
and Sohenck are 10 communication. and their
orces:threassn Stsuuton, which ID also threater-
ed BY Gen. Banks, in whose department Il is
Gen. Blenker has Joined fremont's command,
and Ia st The county seal Of Hardy county
within supporting distance Of Ailroy and
Scheuck
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

We suffer from The woes Of civil war In our
persons, our possessions, in public and prlvsts
liie, and 10 every department Of society. But
vast % 10 this llllsd Of Wars," how utterly
lndgni6cant 10 Il In comparison with the ~
msmbered sorrows which awsit our posterity
unless this horrible rebellion be speedily
10 close.-NdshDils Union. ',.!
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
CLE.AkkNNQ or COTTON'I

New YoRx, Nay lA-Advicn rscslvsd hero
fto1 Nassas, stats Mat ths rebel privatssr
NsaAviils hsd sacosasd in svsding ths block.
ade aad sstting lnio Oharlssson. ......-........-
Ths sssan9 Kaas Aad arrived o. kassas.
btinsins three hasdrsd bslss Of cotton non
ChaRleeAoa. sE.liit r tSJ.itit3 l..s.. ''i.e
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

Nrw NovEl.-From J. G. Psrksr, No. 3is
F street, between Eighth and Ninth streets, We
have received copy Of Gustave AImard's last
work" The Indian Scout" This book de-
picts lhe vstious phases Of fudo xexican life
10 truly beautiful style, and Il viii have an
extensive sale. It Is publishsd complete In one
large octave vsluns, price 50 cents per oopy.
II Ia published by the Psisrroo's.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
Arrtsss n tAs ysSss~rs.
n9or~1 xnserve,asao,a.

HALIFAX, Nay 1.-THE Niagara has arrived,
bringing Liverpool dates 70 The Sd instant.
Her dkpaaehss state that II b positively -.
serted 10 cfo,al circles In Paris that The French
and Easlish nlsistss at Washington have re-
ceived Identical Instruo'ioos 70 attempts moral
intsrvsntacn, Ia w hope Of putting Au end 70
The civil wsf e1istins 10 America. 80 "a
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

~ The planet recently discovered BY hr
II. r. Tuttle, at Cambridge Observatory, has
received from Hon. J.I. Bowditch, who was
invited to name Il, 'he classical mann" Clytie,
the daughter Of Ocesnus and Tethy.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

~ The Memphis Argus, in 30 article on
guuboats. says I: "Thus far It must be confessed
our attempts with the guuboats on the river
have been q disgusting azzle. The people
know 1t, and 40 does the government"
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

The cedara Of Lsbsnos 2 sre celebrated 10
Holy Writ foe thelr grandeur and beauty. The
se-orders Of our Lebanon didn't show, quite 70
much grandeur 10 the recent aght sllkough,
like the osdars Of old, they brsnched of N al
directions l--N Nashville Union. =, ~. 80. II.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
SUFFOLK TAKEN,

SUFFOLK TAKEN.
The following was received to-day at the War
Department
FoRTREss MONROE, May l3-Lfon. Eluin NJ.
Slaaton, Secretary Of War: We have Suffolk.
1t was taken to-day, BY Major Dodge. All is
quiet
General McClellan's troops are at Cumber.
land JOHN E. Wool,
Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

II s reported that last fall, . short dms b.
fore be rsslgned, Gen. Scott told member Of
Congress from the West that The bacAbous or
shs sshelllon would BE- broken thIs NsyT
'.Oant Il be done bsiore, General" mo,
ar; backboss Of ths pskslliea broken In May,
sir. Can't be dopo before. sir.n III ~ ~
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

The mother who poisoos The food Of her babe,
or stabs Il with dagger, or browns u wiehout
rrmorse, 10 . humane and mrrciful mother,
compared With hsr who inatlis into, lhe bear }
Of her children the accursed poison Of rebel.
loo, treason and civil war. glH'- "uT U.G
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

WHAT rHa wHALs FsHsRY mas DONE FOR THE
NAvY.-Mr. Eivard J Glsssoo, Clerk at the
Naval Rendezvous 10 New Bedford, Mass, ship,
ped from he 4th Of Nay, 1891, 10 the 81 iuss-
.samen. 81 Il ordinary sesmen 9So; laadsnen.
enlisted under honorable discharge,1 I seaman.
THIS u the contribution Of the whale fishery 70
The navy for one year. H'''.-s' aye