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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Five Union Gunboats off Daup hin Is
land.

Five Union Gunboats off Daup hin Is
land.
New York, May IA
Special to the Tribune.
Monterey, Tenn, May II.
To-day our troops took possession OF the
evacuated rebel camp three and a half miles
from Corinth, and the rebel plckets were
driven in.
The Mobile Register of the 9Th, states that
five Union gunboats had appeared oil Dau-
phin Island.
The New Orleans Delta of the 4th, re.
cords an interview between Gen. Butler and
the Mayor and council, and that they con.
tinue their functions except upon political
and military offences. No oath of allegiance
had been required.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
DULL'S NEW YORKER PLOWS.

have nade arrangements for the continued manu-
tacture OF the above Celebrated Flows, whose reputa
used extensively throughout the Northern and
Eastern States, and they have given universal salts
faction Every Plow is warrnted to operate perfect
" in all kinds OF soil Also casti gs for the follow
ing Impliments constantly hand Peelskills,
Rough and Ready. Wood seam Side Hills, Cast
Beam Side Hits Stsrbucks Wrghts, Eagles, Noures's
J ohm Rich, sherman Plows, &C &c.
Resi- estiully, S. G. BULL,
Whitehall, N. r., May g. 1862 may 10 dSw4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
The Naval Engagement on the Missis
sippi.

CAIRO, May 10.
In the naval engagement Saturday the
gun boat Cincinnati was more seriously dam
aged by the frequent outings she received
IRON the rebel rams than was al first report
ed. She was compelled to run into shoal
water on the Tennessee shore, where she
grounded, and had at the latest accounts
four feet of water on her gun deck. The
government wrecking derrick had gone down
to raise her, 1t is supposed she would be
afloat again to-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Capture eff Suffolk.
Fortress Monroe Nav

TUrIIttc NIUnfOt, aIdy III
To Hon. Z. M. Stanton:
We have Suffolk. 1t was taken last even
ing by Maj. Dodge, All is quiet.
Mai. Gen. McClellan's troops are at Cum.
berland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Fro nm strasburg.

Strasburg, Va, May IA.
The northeast storm last night was much
needed to agriculture, and for the sanitary
condition of the troops.
Deserters and prisoners continue to come
in. Several important cases have been for.
warded by the provost marshall to Washing
ton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
From Fortress Monroe.

Washington, May IA.
A Fortress Monroe letter of the 18th states
that McClellans pickets are within sixteen
miles of Richmond that the Monitor and
Naugatuck had passed City Point towards
Richmond, the Galena following.
mol steamers Yorktown and James
Inc re"~- 2, ,, ,,r;;, near Richmond.
These are only rumors'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

400 Bales Of Cotton from ChsrlestOn.
New York, May IA.
Advices from Nassau state that the Nash
vile succeeded in getting into Charleston.
The steamer Kate had brought three hun
bred bales of cotton from Charleston.
1t is stated that the President has with
drawn the name of Lathrop for collector at
New Orleans.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

U- Bee woman in another column, picking sam
busi Grapes for spesrS Wine. 1t 10 an admirable
article used In Hospitals and BY the hrss oass fami
lies In Paris, London and New York, In preference
to old Port Wine. du
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Baltimore, May IA.

Baltimore, May IA.
The boat from Old Point has arrived, but
it brings no news
1t is supposed that the Goat with the re-
leased Union prisoners has gone up the 20
tomac instead of coming here.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
IT AIDES AND GENTS REFRESH

T AIDES AND GENTS REFRESH
IL MEN1 B0OMS,
Corner Merchants Row & West street,
RUTLAND
The subscriber having rented, furnished and
stocked anew the Rooms formerly occupied by Mr..
HATCH, ia Perkins Block, would inform the cti-
of Rutland vicinity that he is prepared to
furnish Warm Meals at all hours of the day, from q
Larder well stocked with the Delicacies and Sub
stantals of the CITY and Country Markets Also,
keeps select lot of Fruit, Confectionery and Nuts,
Soda and Ice Creams in their season.
Side entrance leading to the Ladies' Dinin
Room and Parlor End door on Merchants Row, up
one fight.
Bi of Fare upon the Tables.
A share of patronage solicited, and every atten
ton guaranteed n endeavoring to please.
May II. +. CAMPBELL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

NEW STO RE.
IN VIC. LAED0N. ALBERT LANDON.
Opposite the Central House9
We have filled the Store formerly occupied by
o. L. Robbins, with a complete stock of Family
Groceries, which propose to sell at wholesale or
rctai Also, Flour, Meat, Paint, OIL, Glass, ero-
60 which we will sell by the package case or load,
at prices which will we'll pay Merchants and Retail
ers to examine
w. G. & A. LANDON.
Rutland, May II, 1852. may l2-dlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Com. Foose az Cleveland.

Cleveland, May IA.
Flag Officer Foote arrived here yester-
day. He is quite feeble from his wound
and desease.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Beauregard Fortify ing Grand Junction.
southern News. - Message from JEFF
Thompson

Thompson
Chicago, May IA.
Special to the Chicago Tribune:
Cairo, May IA.
A dispatch from Fort Wright dated yes
terday at noon, says that rebel tug has this
moment rounded the point TO reconnoiter.
Everything seems to indicate renewed activ-
ity. Both sides were expecting an attack
momentarily.
A deseIter came on board the flag boat
Benton yesterday. He states that the rebel
ram, in the engagement Saturday, was not
sunk as reported, but was terribly shattered.
Our gunners undoubtedly fired most OF
their shots above the water line. They stl uck
where the ram was heavily plated.
Experienced naval men are of the opinion
that had the same number of shots been fired
at the water line or below, they would have
sent every rebel craft to the bottom.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
DE N MS,
BOUNTIES, AND BOUNY LANDS

Walter c. Dunton will procure Pensions for in.
valid soldiers, and the 800 Bounty, and all arrears
of pay for widows heirs OF deceased soldiers who
died in tae ce OF the United tatf III asl
obtain LaDd warrants Tor parties elitled 80 them.
Office over the Drug Store, Merchants Row, Rut
land, VT
March Goth, 1862. daw-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
DUTLAND COUNTY BANK.

IT q i u u N d Y Y Y ~ = = 1|&HANA -
N The stockholders of the Rutland County
Bans are hereby notified that the Directors have
aid an assessment of fftee dollars on each share
of the capital stock of said Bank and that the same
h nav sbie on or be ore the 18th day of July next
At the Bank in Rutland,
: WIN Y RIPLEY,
H. G. CLARK,
JOHN MILLER, Directors
DAN. b. BOGUE,
JAMES HUNTOON,
May s,h, 1862. H-dsvsw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
WAR DEPARTMENT,

washington, May IA }
Owing to the storm but one boat came to-
day from Fortress Monroe to Cherrystone.
There was but little news brought, and
that was sent to the press at noon.
There was no change of Importance in the
position of Gen. Halleck's army yesterday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

FOR SAL OR TO RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale or to rent good
esss of this Village. ON Green street road.
Also, two two horse second band Lumbar wasoas
for sale
Also, one half OF the well known white house op-
posite the Brick Hotel, at the South end Of naip
Street. eMe NaIsl
Also, one Store In the Town Hall BLOCK to r4nt :
at . rate to suit any one wishing to hire, -
All the above property will be sold or rented ct
very low rate.
JOSIAH HUNrOON.
Rutland, Vermont, April %. 1864 apr2lAf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

CCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS
essfl merry, for sals
20. A.TUTTLE AGO. :,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
IN NEW STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
1T
Will sail from New York for Liverpool on
SATURDAY, MAY 81.
Price Of passagein .,o-
First Cabin. go GIG,
according to State Room Accommodations, all
other privileges being equal, ~
with very superior accommodations: Suits of
Rooms for Families may be engaged oy specai
arrangement No Berth secured until paid for
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL,
Agents.
:, a5s tor freiobt or psssag on application to
~ CHAS A. WHITNEY,
fAt the office,) No. 7, Broadway, New York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
ARGAINS AT FAIRHhyEN !

THE ISLAND HOUSE, at Bellows
i Falls, Vermont, thoroughly furnished, ready
for Summer Business is to rent. Possession given
by the first of May, IL desired Inquire of the own
eTs for terms. II :dh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

ZINE CHALLIE DELAINES,
l. For IL IL cents worth 25 eents, at
May 10 GEO. H. pALMEsSS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

Washington, May IA.
The army bill which passed the House to-
day appropriates $42l, 100000 for the year
ending with June, 1868. Besides this,
20s, 1000, 900 have been voted during the pres
ent session for the current army expenses
and Deficiencies for the present fiscal year
The Senate to-day confirmed the appoint
ment of Col. Erastus B. Tyler, of Ohio, as
Brig. General.
The President has nominated Stephen G
Burbrldge, of Kentucky, for similar posi-.
ton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

FOB LOT - MEMS COATS FOR
- $500, wOrsh $500, at
NAV Is GEO. II. PALMER'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
TOR SALE OR TO LET.

The well known Hotel, with forty acres Of land
and the best half mile trottinE course in the state,
situated In the village of Middle Granville on the
line Of the Rutland and Washington Railroad =
the House has recently been httet up In Modern
Style. Size 50 by g. wing l6 by ~, stories high.
Price moderate, and terms easy,
Middle Granville Jan Is, 1864. IT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
VI AR X lie D..

At the residence of the brides father in Coches-
ter, VT, May It'll, by Rev. j. Croker, Rev. L. Q.
Partridge OF Wilmington, Essex Co., N. T., to Miss
Eliza A, daughter of the officiating clergyman
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
ID,
New Advertisements.

AZ GEO IL. PALMER'S.
Nav Is,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

FOB LOT MEMS COATS, ALL
- WOOL, and FINE GOODS, only - 90,
at GEO. ii. PAL1ER'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

oui uoihp ouCn tnlUgs WDeu we wan
10 DO them. They were not put in to do.
FtT'ent our doing things we never wanted to
linen 1t provided, for instance, that you
uOuia not pass any attainder bill-that you
avuo not take away any mans property
1uoat due process of law-that no man
4outa be punished unless it was on convic-
on 0y ajury-that no man should be twice
aalsned for the same offence. Prohibitions
1ulS Klnd are prohibitions to everybody,
y Aey were put in to prevent Congress
us such things when they wanted to do
nun, They were not put there on purpose
S, pgsent US doing these things when we
Susn' they were necessary. They were
put Ia TO prevent our doing these things
a'n We did not want 10 do them, and when
No.! No.! were not necessary at all in our judg
No"' the question is, after we shall have
h I a. that country by force of arms, can
IN. " " ah thing consistently with the provis
r;o VI the Constitution that will tend tc
oack those people TO allegiance il
has LII II We are clear that our meas
s,t VIII VIII tend to produce a good effect il
prsn "dy-very well but if we cannot do i
IN. 10 and within the provisions OF thu
bad ~ 'u'lon, let US not, at this particular pc
ae VI. Har tfial, acknowledge in the face o
6ms .'u, nat our Constitution and institu
are insufficient TO sustain us.
h. % considerable part of the projects befor,
brone..h houses propose to confiscate people
real and personal, either all of tn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15

8 PLEN d. ID CHANCE.-Farm IN
~ Clarendon TO, sale, containing go acres, with an
entirely new Dwelling House, and large new
double boarded Barn on the same. Possession
given at time of sae-price 81 900 From one half
to three quarters Of the purchase money can remain
on mortgage, if desired, Apply to the undersigned,
FRANKLIN POST, q
Wallingford, May I, 1852 d&wu.
Il A R NJ FOR SA l. +! a
Inquire of . w /. NICHOLS.
Rutland, May 8, lS62. d&wf q
III 0 r Il N T. ennis
house and twenty acres OF first rate land In tnis
village. For further particulars inquire at this
office
Rutland, Msroh 81, 1862. a.s-s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

A lre'!nz osts rrbsrs o. C,up'ny z, 25h Rerlnsn,
vrnl vou-tssrl Sh dsy ~ July, 80 uoH7u q t.
~ a tssss H. w. P131sxtsr c,lsd % tts Caait, and
tere1nt James B. Pl11 rc1tl % -rtttry. AucT
tre xp a-4to1 o. fts 0r OF he meeting ~ ths Chairman,
th. M wirFpreah'r a15 -s'l1tl14 Fuy ADOPTED
wh-ras pcLzrI ughty God lc His irsg -uA6l- Wis
doa 81 ca o. rsrlty belss1 O'pa.1 and Is
tseuad end uls EAssy, Of CAtzstA, ahfl1 county VIZ
gilra-th.r ore tet
Retovel lst Tat -1ls b5H IN unHe esgINion 90 The
uI aI DIVINE Provide bu: he 5as u
vii anon endowed uv a. ne gh quaker Ha
ma The d smI be useraa-
Resolved rrat tr o. Ca t1 E,sy, the Cuet
vracg B dtpd e cf gallant g-ts, hs ouqa-y o. kna sud
sceaf Capita rs 'an q devoted husbaai Gri an aas
uo1zts fa-r, Eni tos o. o so'T a1d -siahle cts
Sc s. Thai ienier 60 hs ceresv.d fay pa their
grew elton ., heartfelt sIupags ani ND iaa polT
n, h~r bedng carts TIE balm o. c-nlo- but eltrat
te 70 bear the f.c that correlation alone Rom
IN zho r5srsth al thcg sg1t, tA; their au t01 sh1ud
csuss hen % lnpcy n the dspensauous Of The Al
u'gttG
ss1ved That The crcnus,aaces by WI h are Surround
ei f5r5d alop o. The tltse % m0urn-
ago-l " "a sorrIW auI I'll chsl ia nelrry AID eG-
d.av1r 70 eraulafe his vi toes.
The ehon3 Dspa,' R,hm'nd W-ig I'D southern Ch1'chr a
for pubncacu aud h lhcs ~ be seat 70 The beFeAyet
family o, tel we'd ozpilla.
Antr brief and touch al ~ By he ReT Mr. Wiat on The
ga acer yt1es q The decased NE ue--g adlournsd
= w. POINOEXrER, Chairman.
Jtwzl B rAxHuL. sesretar =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22
voreAs's uovnSrs u KISTUCKY.

The Baltimore News Sheet Of the II says
The rsid Of Morgan into Keuireky has thrown the
reoos Ct Cincinnati into state Of the mos; intense Ae
4 i5p Successive Dispatches we're received there from
vaous points in Kentucky thls were IN danger OF being
attacked caliog for speedy rCi5oTcemcnts, and all O.
them iodca the mos. serious alarm at !ne p'o1niJ
of tbe daring and rctve Confederate partzsu Pubic
meet Is were cal.d at Ciucicuai and 1t Uovnstor
across he river. Men enrolled under the stimulus
OF high boun!ies Governor Todd cent forward mme-
da.eg such roogs as eOu be pared and SINE OF the
reyul4rs in gsrrscn - NeEpOIt we're also promptly
ROVE into ut1csy, where cars were IN Waiung 70
take them wherever th7ir servcss might be seqiFsd
Never, since 1851 says the Cine nnAi Conmsre
- has TIE CITY been n such bsz3 OF excitement IN
n melnWhils Morgan, sfler making a demonstration
a9on Frsnkfo, and LaIng o. succeeded n destroying
tis larg bridge on the Kentucky Central railroad, b.
tEosn Cynhiaaa and Paris, sUd 10 tearing up the rail-
r,a5 track betEe ,1irgson and Frankfort. What MS
sts qllnt intentions 60 cot app'sr 70 be Known
i q rot likely that he would remlin il the STATE IN
AL surrounded bv the large Federal tcrces that were
InaIcliIg sgli1s- him from various quarters
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

,,s.,, attracted nv attention, and behold it vas be-
e.ass Lad walked uacoasoiousy under II oieeIs,
inst imagine your fsnss il you nes your va We
10 ced Yea compelled 70 walk unaer tos S.'s ~
a. have DO Doubt she is o. true TO tne osfs ~
s.ss al an 70 the Confederate hlg-l have 10 oou0'
a. 4 A. trus 10 the North as am 70 the sops1,
world ale for tho "slCricus sou'h l ,eTe my
eoia:Fy. D9ai We have enough 70 snfsr 70 Dc spa
- ~ rom our friends aud all We hold dear on earth,
-, hsi,g drvea to yak under s'g no lorgtr
,,,,I TO our fss 50 bSe been up 70 your eli e,
k,vs ses7 your face an judging fron your face and
y,.nners take you TO Be tco good ard KIDD not to
q ,l'sths Ieques 81 aoVSS LADY
P s.-Sinss writing the above have heard there is
two algs waving over the lerfyooaL Now, kind Gene
"a dons you think IL unnecessary 10 have them IN these
d .essg l. does no good, but much harm"
In rely 70 this modest request, several additional
American ;ss Wre placed at ths ferry, with the hope
ina, The yoCng Ady" wOuld feel OeteE when she BE-
came used 70 IL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

From KISrUcEr AND TENSIssEE.-The Atlanta Con-
faderscy Of Ire Is instant, ssys: We have quite
a batch Of news from Kentucky and Tennessee,
ubicl ve deem il no, pradeni to say much about
3, nov. Ia few days readers shall have
the benCf. Of it. We vii only say now, thr We
have no doub, the bridge over Barren River, at
Bo.rug Greer, Is destroyed, and perhaps number Of
ohes bridges and tresie work destroyed the track torn
up, g. The Tennessee and Cumberland rivers so
low IS to be entirely unravigabla. Buel's army ',
therefore, Gu, III from ali rsiatOrcsuens supplies
and Is most likely in b.d way. We wait further de.
v,ormsns with anxiety, feeling confident Of the most
favorable results, which, when fully made known, will
ke glad The hearts OF every hOness mln, woman ard
child in the Confederate States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

Faox NV OBLEISs--We learn from Buffers Del'R
Of the I0h instant that there we're several arrivals on
to Oh Instant, mostly Of small coasters. They came
NTH sugar and molasses, Ia! no: a bale OF cotton
There we're two Clesrances, enc for Havana and the
other for New York but neither OF them carried away
single tale Of the great staple. -Four hundred tons Of
ice had arrived.
An order had been issued by Butler offering food to
6e,u;e people, but with the provisO that application
viii be received from any but 'lOyal cit'Eoas.' The
Condolences WILL therefore, be left to starvation. This
is enc Of many similar plans that Butler adopts to make
loysl citizens
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

THE ARvr-M'j)r General T. q. Holmes has been
assigned to the command Of the Department Of .hs
Trans Mississippi.
NJ j,r General BarJ Huger h,s baen relieved Of the
mmand Of bis division, aud assigned to the duties Of
Inspector OF Ordnance.
Brlgsder General r. H. Anderson, promoted to h'jor
General has been assigned to the command Of the d
vision lA,ely commanded BY Gen. Huger.
Colonel Jenkins Of 8. G., promoted to BgAdier Gen.
s,al, vice R Il. Armstrong, promoted.
Colonel Martin E. Green, Of No., promoted to Bigs.
der General.
TIE resignation Of Bsigadisr General Joseph R. An.
derson, accepted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22
MAHnNF,s RPIGADE.

The following General Order vas read at dress parade
on the 18Th instant:
HEADQUARrERs sEcoND BRIsADE HUsIR's DrvI'IOS,
July Is, 1852
GsRsrcl OrScrs, No -
/. The Brissiier General commanding the brigade
takes Measure in communicating 70 the officers and me-
Of he command the accompanying letter from Major
Geperal Mazrudsr acknowledge rs. in pleasing aud COM
p mensuy terms, their service in tie late battle a.
MAiysrn HI.'
IT, The source from which the compliment comes, and
It's connection with one Of the severest actions OF the
var. attaches TO it peculiar merit, and viii serve It Il
hopsd, a. q smuiaut TO galsntry and coed so.deily
bearing in Tic future eOEduo, of the Brigade.
By command Of Brig. Gen. Nahoao.
re TAYLOR,
Msj0r and A. D. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22
NEW YORK Dry GOODS M4HaEr, July ID.

NEW YORK Dry GOODS M4HaEr, July ID.
Dung the ps p,tpy nueh all Ain b OF Err Goods have
tsge' advanced, with maesly Increased transact ms 10
deed the preCnt tNciled Of the msrke aud win cSpo
a1vs ming l2 ceas puad each day IL simosI impSsoe
to give quoiaons Csol fabrics are firm at 3 c. ms
e. yard higher With 10 s ststnsy tending uPwA IL ZONE
have tndrAwa ON the Arke sinsi ~ pre-
seatt name No pce Is yet named for Fh Nous &c
Laa. two ext eme5 taxed CT Fine!
CAssm .rts have sold eelT ul, AID csg prices
very hrny held and conider be sas cuG De
its Going Kentucky ssns are In gh tuPpy an
he medium and cjm mon grad bug money Fannei
b,t,r deusnd at lGl2 cents yad adSsnc.d BAntet'
ARM vito a strong Jpward te de'cy In re ga good, hee
NJ much moyeme 81 with tut sonAb fabrics on n
Holders ally NJ Es'e id a1vGnce. while some In
porters refuse az pre- eat 20 lame prices.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

RIoTs II CNcIESATI.-DuriDg the past week Cncn'
natl has been the OF outbreaks between the Irish
All Negro steTedores Of that CITY, Several steamboats,
h4 tchArged their white hands and hired negroes at
snail wages fer which they wiling to work. The
white hbOrers tock umbrOgs at this development
philanthropy and patriotism and have since occupied
themselves in cracking the skus Of their sAbs
sora Whether these STRIKES" will cause SambO to SEEK
employment in more congcnial latitude Of New Eng.
lad, Ismalns 70 be seen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

CoxNIRcs or Nav YoEK.-The exports oil spece
and bullion from New York in June, amounted 10 49,,
ss7 GA came tine, last year. S2l4 242. and in 1850,
St7 sse SAG. Tho imports Of uTclsndse and sPece
for the f cal wear ending S0b Jane amounted to s4S,
geo and the exports to SSS s67 $50 itcludinC FpeGe
and bullion sl62 $50 745 The cash duties for the hic
wear were $50 1873 OS4; in lS6O-'Gl, S2s 22S,ls7.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

jar. fHoMFsoSs REPLT TO GIANT General jeff
Thompson addressed spirited remoDsrancc to General
Grant, Fed'ra commanding At Memphis relative to bis
recent order for removing the women and children Of
rebels from Memphis. Thompson warns Grant in terse
and drse. terms. BE Gala him the general who could
not guud his own luce. Thompson promises to make
arrangements Tor the removal Of rebels tron Memphis
latO ArkAnsAa n good fighting trim.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22
RIcaxoxD, July 6, 1852
B,i,aS;,r G,.src! Malone,
C,nmaat.as B.iysdo
r. @. TAYLOR,
M5jor and a. D. O.

BrigadiCT GsHsrci NahoHs,
Commanding Biylde:
Gsneral-HlviDg BEEN c. I'd TO The ecmmaHd Of a
dssn, department where ny immediate presence Is re-
res, nay net have tine 70 receive your FsPorL and
o DC isce 20 your gaantFy and Tia. CT 10 brave bril-
s.de under ycur command. beg that you viii secsP'
tie aasurArc, Of ny high sense OF your military skill
AID insreP5ty, aHt CT The gaiianiry and devOiOa OF
TIE uoocs Of Jour Bigadc, vac, Eith tie troops Of
e. Gen. WrghFs Brigade, occupied and sl,Pt On
.ls field Of b4ttg Won iron tee enemy. beg l'aVe
ID o-ga you acknowledge their services and return
them my ssruest thanks.
l. an, very respectfully,
Your o0'I ee7yt
J. BASEuTsD MAGEUDxR