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The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Campbell. Chemist nnd Apothccary,
e. roe ghth and Twenty gath st(e-Pue ana
genuine pruss, MEDICINES and ferIulaegs
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

bm'rds Bioom of Youth, or Liquid
fear-CautOu-i his valuable toilet PREPARATION having
ganfd the sd iratinn thousands has some i'm.
ptin ipl 10 srn1 orh thless and base imitation See
at the name AIRD, is Stamped in the glass. None oher
Is genuine $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23


~ WHOLE ~ ana quarter casks brewcd from the ehoiccs,
street, between seventh and Eighth avenues. N. u
CrEING oyERCoATs FROM 90 TO aI2; BUSINESS
- sacks 81; Waking Coats $40; nne Cloth do. st syt
in fancy sprug Vests, g. % o - 30 Also mator
or entire suits, Ss 10 s2N Cloths for line Coats
rants &C. Choice fancy Casslmcres. for srrns wcar
CLARKE. ia William street
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LATEST RROM vICKsBURG,

The Vicksburg Citizen, of the evening Of The
l2lh, has been received. The editor, in a long
article, condemns the opinion that Yicksburg
must Of necessity be surrendered, and says {;
" This idea which hiuIS al q preference 10 sub.
mission rather than Eght, cannot be TOO strongly
reprobs,ed by al good patriots, whether soldiers
or private citizens. We hone &c determination
Of eur military officers to ight to the last viii be
efficiently and uudiuchinSN carried cut We
are sick ct Smrcndoring our noblcst cities in tie
Couscderscy withou, a hght W. have had
enough OF r. Il has already sufficiently dis
sracoa us Ia Che eyes ot Che weyld abroad, with-
ont adding another 10 tho important list Why
should NlckshUtE be gwen up as long rs we
have The means 70 dJisnj il F" " New Osleans,
Nashville aud Memphis. il Is ASSERTED, " could
have been 81 successfully defended that the
easuy nev,, could have Succeeded In csplra,
ius eaA,cg 81 ,t,m Nl,,buE viii never
surrender. 1s jsva es q e. t&sasre" She
s,ap1, ara a. = reck aud bids 1,il,uco to tic
hal.AeI eucre~,Ameajs st tho invaders having
aavs3v driven away ,hs breg a9m below, she
&cw W@Ns VAS NRP33'NN"N At d"'ltVl 1NS tue
aus cyafne aem above
raAs Is DC Language Of the Jae patriot.
We gAkv he hllowlas icm the Ct..ra:
We bcaI Of no movements Of the enemy To-
dsy. either above orbolow the city. Everything
has been qui,s this morning.
Our preparations to mest the enemy are now
assuming such character that W. feel perfectly
easy of en- ability to defeat The Yankee feet
that is row approaching this city from above.
The liver continues to fal quite rlp'dy.
Dry land is beginning to be visible on the
Louisiana shore, and the levee is again begin
ming TO grow into respectable proportions. On
one side of the river Buck island is also begin
ming to show its head above the water.
TRRACHERY.-There is no doubt but the en-
feet, while below this city, was kept con
stantly informed Of every thing that tTanspired
here, and that they obtained the Y5cksburg pa
peTs by some underground means of commuui-
Il is also clear tia. they know Ct tie
fall Of Memphis almost as seen as it was
known in this city. These thing ldmonish us
We have treachercus persons in cur midst,
and that the mcstrigid vigilance should be kept
cur authorities.
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Northern Intelligence.

We clip The following tens from the New
York Irijvse OF the 9TH int. One or two Of the
items show most fercibly how some people car
lie
4 bIief telegram from G. Il. Halleck to the
Secretly Of WdT, dated yesterday, brings glOTi.
OuS intelligence from the Southwest. General
Pope, with a force of 80, geo men, was 20 miles
south Of Coriuth, diving BeaUIegard's army
befoIU kim. Ten thousand prisoners and de-
serteTs and II, 900 stand Of arms had been taken :;
thousands Of rebels were throwing away their
arms and everything that impeded their higat.
Nine locomotives and a large number Of ears
have been taken. l. is stated that whau Beau
regard learned that Co! Elliott hgd cut The rsll
way on the line Of his retreat, lie becsme frantic
and advised his meu to save themselves as best
they could. This, heweyer, IS but the story Of
q farmer near the scene. But il is undeniably
true that the great rebel army Of the Mississippi
is nc better ihan 2 u.UJ dying for thtiT lives.
The official report Of Gen. Gordon, commander
Of the ID brigade under Zen. y INKS is in another
column. His eHtere force engaged near Win
chester was ., lO2 men, Of the II Massachusetts,,
81 Wisconsin, 9th Indiana and 29.h Pennsyl-
Yania. Gen Gordon iuclosed a list of csusa,i-
ties, but the figures sTe not given in his report.
lie confirms previous reports OF the demOnine
behavior of the people Of Winchester. Males
anu itiuhltb Flcu WIN chCu OLueI IN uliuS iTOm
windows, throwing hand zronGdes, hot water,
and other missiles, while the enemy's cavalry
followed but to butcher helpless soldiers sinking
from fatigue and crying for mercy. Jackson's
men seem to be a set Of devils, and it is to be
hoped that Gen. Fremont will OysTtake them.
As for Winchester, its people have cared a
name that will cling to them Ike 4 curse. II
speaks well for the discipline Of our men that
the village inhabited by these demons is still in
existence.
Every successive day develops more and more
the despeIats character OF the late battle before
Richmond Der Fortress Monroe correspond
ent learns that already 1000 Of our wounded
have been taken care Or, aud th~-s -~~an=nda-
tons fr 1900 more will DO required. Good
Judges tx our whole loss at 8 GOO to : 900 That
of the enemy is pretty surely double this num-
Der. Richmond is one great hospital, and deep
gloom and dispaiT has lallen upon the so lately
defiant foe.
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HISTORY.

The Northern account Of the gun boat fight.
which We publish elsewhere, a, Memphis, con.
tains many misstaie,renis. Most OF these are
uuimporIant but we cannot permit the asser.
ton that their " tugs were busily engaged in
picking up the crews Of the disabled Confederate
5oats, % 10 pass without $ correction.
Instead Of the Federals being entitled to cred.
il Tor such d humane act, the reverse is the fact.
In company with hundreds Of others, and in the
vicinity ct tie disaster, We witnessed the sink.
Ing Of the Gen. Lowell, as she wss heading for
the Tennessee shore Her C!ew were instantly
struggling with the wsteTy olement, and some
three or four small boats put out from the shor
manned by civilians, to rescue as many as pos
Sible. Whie engaged in picking them up four
shots Wele fred al them fom Two Of the Peder-
al vessels. Afer the j owning men were rer-
dered non ccmbatsnts by the casualties Of war,
their iuIther destruction, as well as tbs: Of those
who attempted their rescue, was sOught. This
is the tTutl-let history assert il
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MEETfHIS ITEMS.

The following comprise the only items Of III
terest which we find in The fr0Iorc5r. Of the
I2eh.
RUNAWAY N~EGROES.-The police are active
In their efforts 10 secure TO masters their slaves.
Up 10 last night, len runaway Us had been appTo.
heGded and are now awaiting the order Of tLeir
Owners.
SCRRENDERING-We learn that shout TWEEN
ty-Ave Confederate soldiers and officers, in all,
have voluntarily surrendered themselves 70 the
provost marshal, taken the oath and been
patrOlled.
SHOOTING A~FFRAY.-Last night about nine
o'clock, a difficulty occurred Ia the harem of
Fuss Peitus, between John Forrest and the
mate OF the CarOndelet gunbCat, in which the
former shot the latter, the ball entering on the
right breast below the ribs and ranging round
toward the back. Forrest was crested and
taken to the provost marsbaI's ,ftica, and the
ball was extracted from the person of the Fed
erai officer, after which ne was taken TO his boat
III the fleet. The Federal officer will recover.
COCRT SQUARR-Whch until lately, was oc.
oupied by d portion Of the Federal guGyl on
duty in the city, has nov been evacru.eI,n
the ladies and children having compelled them
10 retreat which was effected in good order,
under the direction of toe provost marshal, to
the Irving block. The retreat is q subject OF
congratulatiOn to all except the soldiers them
selves, who seem to have relished very keenly
the privilege # rolling on the grIss ThesquaTe
is COW a delightful resort in tn cool of the eve
ring, and the ladies and children will as usual
&c occupy the position"
Some of the stores begin to open, but it is evil
IDENTIFY a slow progress. New stocks have to be
provided before business can be revived, and
these will probably be here in a short time. A
trading beat filed with all sorts of articles that
are needed arrived yesterday, aud great bargains
may be had to-day.
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An An0LTTION TRTTmrm.

after a vigorous effort on The part Of the ultrl
Abolitionis.s Of tie Eorh, the Federal Congress
has reconsIdered the vote by which she emanc.
patton bill was defeated. The pressure brought
70 bear was too strong for the weakened breth.
rea OF the Washington mensgerie, AID they
suecumbed The bin was originally defeated
by q majority Of four-s motion to. reconsider has
been carried by nineteen majority.
The New York Tribsae, glo.i y ing over his
result, ssys: There's progress for you OF
course, nearly all those chosen as Republicans
nust have voted yea. The bill now goes back
20 d committee for modification, when il will
doubtless be reported andpassed by some twenty
msjoIity. We only fear it will be so diluted in
the process IS to be worth little. However, the
principle Is important and valuable, even if no
slaves other Ii an those Of JET. Davis were to
be liberated BY its provisions"
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he Waste in the Co,nmi-sary.

In these times Of blockade, and siege, aud in
ves:msnt, the sin # waste and destruction OF
that which supports human and animal life is
one Of those crying ones which deserves the
seveTest punishment. We have heard Of several
instances Of imprudent waste in the destruction
of feed and grain from the commissary depart
ment TO the army on the ChickahOminy, and
we have seen others with our own eyes. The
other day several wagons were carrying shelled
corr TOR use In ons division Of the army. The
grain was spread out In a crib, which had bio
ken down, and in the midst of it stood a mule
bursting his stomach with an unlimited supply,
while he lazy negro transfers lay on their backs
in the sun, reading the sky, and unmindful Of
everything around them. Hogs rooted about in
the grain, eating, tTampliDg upon aud destroy
ing it. What is true Of the grain may Be also
true of ether articles Of iOod-bac0n, Hour, etc.
With provisions o. all kinds al prices SO exho.-
bitant, the people can at least demand that eeono-
my be exercised, and that no reckless waste OF
officials be followed 10y needless WAIT among
the citizens.
The fault complained Of By the Richmond
Eraaiaer, in The above paragraph, does not *
list at that city alone. Since the commencement
OF the ws we have seen instances Of careless.
ness as r~5pIehsnsibls as the che cited. The sd
moHitiOns Of he Examiner should be besd,d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-13

The .irgus of Tia 18th, Eaabes Up lie follo e
ing report Of toe movements of the Fcde Al
Geet il Tie river:
Nothing has taken pisCs Of ! commercial ! =
ture yet. No vessels have arrived from abe =
with edibles. The feet siiil remains OPpos =
the city yesterday. It was reported thai { =
John D.. Perry would arrive today from .
Louis with an assorted cargo.
The ten. P:ice was brought up 10 this G. Z
from her hiding place al Island 63, last evenin =.
by some Of the citizens of the river counties 3 q
low, who. it is said, dd It in violation Of u ;
wishes Of lhs officers Of he beat
One of the Federal g1nboats viii go dOwE -
Ntcksburg to-day, 50 we are informed.
oOme Of the guID0ats are destined tor VIII .
and Arkansas rye:s.
Gen. Fitch is having the Victoria pat in co
dirOn for bis headquarters.
The Kentucky sill be Used Is a dispatch boz.
The Won Phul wilt be released soOn. n r
owners have bsea receiving S2-U per day -
her from lie United STATES government
The dispatch boat which left here iOr Cairo
last even ing, took quite a humber OF citizens
who are az rosie for tie North.
Every one going up he river Is required %
have = passport; ron the provost marshal.
The Lacrosse ard Aihambrs, from ST. Lou.
came in with lorsge-two barges heavily load 4
with cora, hay, and oats.
The gunbOat Tyler was at ST. Louis on Sa
UEday.
The RUryan, a Nashville Loat, has laid up ~
s.. Louis.
Tn Tennessee AMI Cumberland rigsg4 az
falling steadily. with a feet in the ,oIm-r. AT
OILY - inches on the shoals Ct the latter. L.
Ian 81 boats have quit the latter.
The RcdRovtr, which was captured by az
Eedeys's At Island ~, has been hiied up exel~-
sively !OT q hospital for the f5tilla. She IS sat
to serve their purpose admirably for q hospital
Tie Passport. which was also captured a.
the Cumberland river, Is being rapidly compl-
ted at MouId City fer asuLbrat.
The National y as not Charter red 70 lie auiho
tiles here, but taken possession o. 10 cary Dis
All those who DO government work ara Fs-
quiTed To-" take the cath"
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count Of "~S,onewsll" Jackson at Frederick, in
Maryland, which | an quite confident s iuccr-
rect. Gen. Jackson hos NOT been 70 Frederick,
il Maryland, bit has etiectually clsay.d the
Yankees out Of Frederick county in Virginia,
and is now at Winchester, where he will await
the arrival Of a tremendous force sent to attack
him.
bIrs. GreenhO", SO long imprisoned in Wash
ton City, arrived in Richmond today, and &c
ports Gen, McClellen seriously i'll. Probably he
was wounded in the fight of Saturday.
DIME.
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THE COTTON QURsTION-RNOLAND
AAARTERD.

The patriotic course Of the planters Of the Cot
ton States, in destroying the geat staple whcr
eve. within reach Of the enemy, is beginning t0
be understood IN Europe. The cottor-moageI
and politicians are finding ont our earnestuess 10
tie determination to b. free from LISCoLN
domination, al the sacrifice Of our best pecuLiar7
iuieIess-thst all the gold Of England cannot
Induce us 10 swerYe from the line Of policy We
have marked out to BE- pursued wherever adyer,
sity in Consequence of war may bsial rs.
The late Manchester tEugland) circular CT
Tie Neil Brothers discusses the cotton question,
as Il Affects the English market, in the light Of
The news they had recently received from the
American continent. They say that " a great
deal has been discovered in The last three
months !" the North is really in eaIncst;' but,
in veg Of the position he Ssuth hrs taken,
nothing favorable is argued. They say they
" fear that the Federal occupation Of III. ports,
though it may lead to q petty trade in the import
u articles wanted in those markets and possibly
70 the export Of some email quantity of cotton
held IN The towns OF the Immediate neighbor-
8CpN tA-ANN-f - oAi9 ALt MDI6 EEIEIeLlGAlF
seal the mass OF the nation from intercourse
with the outer world and the more efectuayy
ted TO that disorganiEaion Of trade in The inte-
rior which has already decided the plaziers TO
reduce to q bagalelle their production Of cotton"
They also add that "it is not probable that tie
men who have ordered the burning Of the cotton
already at New Orleans viii allow further SUP
plies 70 beseut there; that the men who have
destroyed their steamers to prevent their falling
into the hands of their enemies, will send down
others loaded with cotton, trusting to the tender
meTsies of the same enemies"
Another point is mlde in the circular, certain
y SELF evident, if tho people of the sJuth use
the means in their power to harass the enemy.
and hinder his trade. That the suggestion viii
be acted upon th-re Is no doubt. The opinion
Is expressed thai. the F,derals will soon have
sufficient faith in the friendly and pacific tenden-
siss Of the inhabitants Of the interior towns. vii.
lages aud riv,T landings TO tIust trading steam
eTs sailing under the stars aud stripes to their
hospitablc protection when seeking cargoes Of
cotton"
The people-ihe true men-Oi the 5 ,utb, are
fully aware Of the advantages that would accrue
to the North aad England if the cotton crop was
marketed. They also know that it would not
be Of material benefit to themselves. They alse
feel that the destruction Of the material on hand
VIII infict al incslculable injury upon their im-
mediate enemies, far beyond that suffered by
rhemselves. Hence the past sacrifices, that have
called forth the conclusions Of the circular Te-
ferTed to. Hence will the example Of tie past
be emulsted In future. Every advance OF the
Federal army, should they be able to make any,
vii be marked by similar offerings up u our
wealth. The public mind is made up-let those
outside Of the Confedersey lock to 1t!
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ar u0MR

We were pleased to msetin the ityyesteTday-
Dr. LEMEUL Hall, who has just arrived from
Mound City, H., and is now on his way 70 the
headquarters Of the Army Of the Mississippi.
DE-. H. was curgeon Of the Mississippi, and
was taken prisoner while in the discharge OF his
duties. On being taken North he was placed in
charge Of the hospital provided for Confederate
soldiers at Mound City, where he was enabled
20 render efficient services to our fsiends, Until
be was a few days s;nco parOlei and permitted
10 return home. the object of his present visit
is to make arrangements for his exchange at IS
early a day as possible.
DR.. H Informs US TIA. the health of the Con-
iedsrates held IN the North is generally good al
tbe pnesenttime, Bat comparatively fey deaths
sra rrrurriuF-
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Of the cCicsls and u'en succeeded ia making
their escape t. tbe woods on TIE Arkansas shore.
Tie Federal ram Jsucaster was struck By the
Beauiegard early IN the engagement aud was
slightly Disabled. &C.. File, commanding tls
Federal rams, wss struck in the breast by q
splinter and was stunned temporarily, but soon
recovered and conti0usd on deck throughout the
action. This was the only casualty on our side
our Tsus were mau.ei by sharp-shO0.ers,
mostly from Illinois, who did good execution,
picking of tie suCmy's gunners q. every oppor-
tunity. II. rebel loss il killed, wounded ard
prisoners is heavy, but not yet fully ascertained.
Our tugs were bUsily engaged picking up the
crews Of their disabled boats.
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Appeal FOR TuR sOLDIERs.
Tug WORK N KsNrUCNY.

According 10 shs LOuayGs hrsR@1r~ sE'
ion Of Col MlRCsN'S mcn o,rtsre s,avsv
engaged IN Krrsgeky. Cs2t F~rS0,soNS
eompary hiss bssn toirS gooi weeks I0>-
kinsv.le, Mo1rsc cyun,y, whsrs they roaiet 5
comp91y Of Fedegsls capturing several rrI-
AIS and S number Of arms AM cavalry equip
lnents- Capt. HASULToS has also had S brush
with s company Ct Pennsylvania ssvsiry r-
Gently. in which both commanders were killed.
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81. AugUstinc News.

From the G aivesiou Cotton States
We take the following extract from the st
Augustine ETamiacr, a paper which is now pub
lished by the Yankees, OF May the 5th:
"On Tuesday evening last, a party Of young
ladies assembled on the Plaza, and commenced
chipping of small pieces from the stamp Of the
fsg stan, which they kissed with all the !e!yor Of
a youthful maileu in her first loge. Some mem
bers Of Company 4 - noticing the proceedings,
became so indignant that the seuseleSS wood was
50 much more favored than they, that they rush
ed 10 the spot, and in the excess of their passion
rooted up the stump and buruedit to ashes, thus
destroying forever what was so late the pride Of
the village. Yesterday morning, as we were
| crossing the Piazs, we oticed a bCyy Of these
damsels busily engaged in collecting the ashes
IL mall papers, to be carried home. We are
aware that the blockade Ct tits por. has been
tolerabiy effective, rendering it extremely diff
cult TO get many articles Indispensable ~ 3 well
regulated family, but the mall size Of these
| package iolbids the IDEA that the ashes were to
be used ior the manufacture Of soap, and we arc
therefore forced to ;he conclusion that they are
TO be cherished as souvenirs"
II will be noticed that the 81. Augustine ladies,
most OF whom have fathers, husbands, and
brothers, in the S,uiheru army, are tue blue
In the face Of the glistening bayonets Of the en-
cIny thoy show their preference Tor the Southern
cause, and their for LiucOlH's h!Telings.
| The commander of the post has issusd The fol-
lowing order, which is not qIite 50 british but
akin to that Of Butler's:
HEADQUARTERS. POST OF 81. Augustine, !
May lfb- l-i2.
Certain women having conducted themselves,
last evening and this morning, in a manner
grossly insulting to the United States forces sta
Toned here. by collecting together in tie plaza
and there openly mauifestiug their disloy ally to
the United States, / have ordered that hereafter
any woman who shall be guilty CT auy open
ard offensive exhibition OF disloyalty, shall be
considered as having forfeited immunity from
punishment by reason Of her sex, and shall be
held in strict arrest. And furthermore, if al
other such disgraceful scene is enacted, | shall
enforce the full vigor Of martial law on the city
by order Of LOUIS BELL
l.. Col. 4th \. II. Vol,
Commanding Post Of St Augustine, Fla.
II. F. WIGGIN, Acting Adiutant.
Information has reached Us to The ci-ct that
many Of the poor families whose husbands are
in the war, are in a very destitute condition.
TIE Federals refuse 10 allow them 10 leave the
city, and will not sell them the necessities OF
life. They should by all means b. relieved. 1t
would be better to have the little Ancient
Civ" laid in ashes than to allow our noble
hearted women and children to suffer for the
want Of food, and be subjected 10 all kinds OF
insult.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUNK LOST.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD !

4 OST, ct tha DeFOt IA Gr- ma Is J. H. ~ES-W
Lisa a RUSSET COLnRED TRUNK. zSLE
y u ona tf t3e leather straps ss;Oss The a ;S VA
top broken. II had q ts-d On e=eh sud @-4-A-Asi
. ara i, "Jao. Van Horne, Telegraph On o., JR-ksJ,
ii So 1t e-D.s.Eed papers d valIs 70 the South Wee
srI Tel EcspE COTpauy- One hundred dollsIs viii Is
paid 70 tee Trunk arG CoH.ents.
JSO VAN
iunl2 lSa o. 2 Suat. W Z. Co
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MORE UNION 4

NEW YORK, June The New York Tribune
editoTially says: We learn through = private
channel. in which we c5nide, That the Union
lists of Texas sill soon be heard som. We IN
dersIand that their arrangements for restoring
their State 20 the Union have been quietly ma
.tuted, and that they have ere this thrown the
Cd flag to the breeze under Gen. Sam Houston.
We cherish strong hopes that the rebels Of Tex
as viii soon tum up miS. iog, and that UGcle
Sam will have possession Of the State We
await for the tiliags with lively interest"
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RATHER SINGULAR CoINCIDEHDE- clip
the following singular coircidence from the
Washinlon dispatch 10 the New York T,bn"e;
Oar Ist MARYLAND surrendered at Front Royal
TO the LIST Maryland in the Rebel army. Being
old neighbors, friends, aud IN some instances rel
atives, they rushed into each oilers arms, call
ing cue another by their christian nirk names.