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, 1862-05-02
Two Days Later from Europe.
STEAMSHIP AMERICA At HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Nay 1.-The steamship America,
from Liverpool, 18Th ull., and Queensto IN,
a0th, arrived here at fire P, n. to-day.
Madrid, 1sth::--spain viii not withdraw
I'll the Satisfaction demanded is obtained
GREAT BkIrA1S.-The London Times edi-
tor;al]y expAtiatcs or the Importance Of the
struggle for New Orleans, aad says the oacu-
patton Of that place By the Fedcra!s would be
torniquel t1gltened oyer the great artery Of
The Morniag He7ad, conservative organl,
has sarcastic editorial On the protracted con
tfnQation Of the American struggle. Federal.
predictions notwithstanding, it sees no signs
Of exhaustion in the North, and no discour-
apemcnt in the South; it believes that no
probable military achievement on either side
will suffice to bring either party to terms.
With these views our commercial and pnlii-
cal policy should be regulated on the eonvlc-
| lion that speedy peace Is hopeless.
| The Her1!d further says that the Govern
! mrnt ut Washington should be permitted TO
| have one more chance, and if they fail, the
t Great Powers should peremptorily> Interfere
| on behalf of the well being OF mankind That
I this has not been done before is owing to the
generosity Of England, as France was ready
but it is time that England Should ce2se C
stand between her own people and tho relic
they need. ,
The general news, as well IS the CONNER
cial, is atmost blank. Further experiments il
! tn. arnor plating Of ships are engaging AZ
ttntion, both in France and England
| FRAScE-1t was rnmured that the Frenc|
| police have arrested ], 200. worknen on th
| charge Of aedition-
AEsrRA1-The Austrian Government haV
sent two naval engineers to America to II
spect the Monitor and AeErizasc, and tn
new coast Notifications.
ITLI.-Great interest is manifested IN .
; narts Of italy at the recent language OF r.
merston and Gladstone IN the 1talian debate
, ! the House Of Commons.
VERY LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
The Russian Minister Of the Interior b
| made two imperial propositions for 2
, | celebrating the liberation Of the serfs, and Il
other for creating system Of Parliamenta
, | Representation The proposition has been I
: teIrrd to the Council Of the Empae.
, 1862-05-02
Cavalry Expeditions from General
CNrtts, Column into ArkanAa8.

81. Louis, May THE I3th IOWA Cavalry,
f,on, Forsyth, destroyed the extensive salt
pStrv manufactures near Yeilville, ARK snsas,
ard burned tue buildings: Lieut.. Hecox, Of the
WOUNDED, in the skirmish with the rebels.
Large quantities Of supplies which had been
stored for rebel use, and number Of desert
ers and JaYhawkers hiding in the mountains,
were caprurt by Gen. CaHis' command
Major Hubbard, viii, viii 146 a6,, men, Of the 1st
Stainwrighr aud 600 Indians at Neosho Oh the
2G.b. killing and wouuding thirty, taking six-
ty-tEo prisoners, seventy horses and q 1arge
quantity Of arms.
, 1862-05-02

New YORK, May 1.-The Herald says We
have received information from reliable
source that certain parties in this city are glg-
irg practical aid and comfort to the rebels.
iets recently arrived here from the Bonth,
brought on quantity Of tobacco, valued at
and sold here for fifty Thousand dollars, which
sum they invested in army. clothing and hats
= for The fehele. These goods were sent from
the cly yesterday, to small town south Of
hv the rebel authorities. The boxes contain
liz them are marked With 3 diamond Il
our authorities on the line Of route exercise
due vigilance, the goods may be intercepted
, 1862-05-02

I1LIH 'EfTIA1 RA1LHGp GoMPANIs
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, CHICAGO, april 2, d. !
Iu Justice to this Company, it Is my duty
TO ADVISE razties, who have shipped grain
t.v>r its line to Chicago, that the Company
has hat. no direct interest in any Elevator,
While it has no power TO correct abuses,
for which rvclamattons are demanded. it is
nnahle to determine whether the complaints
in regard to the handling, OF the weight Of
grain. are Justly deserved, and it does not
desire to control the receipts Of grain to the
injury Of the Shipper.
Iu equal circumstances, 1t would prefer that
The n,ra,s, cent to Chicago, should be handled
ut tie Elevator on its own grounds, but de-
ferripg 10 the urgent request OF plrtse;s,
regularly engaged III the grain business on its
line, II will. during the present season, deliFcr
to sny Elevator With which its tracks connect
otherv ise all the grain received by this Com
parry at Chicago viii be delivered to the Eleya
| iors at its Depot, and The Company believes
that the handling Of grain at these Elevators
viii (,c conducted in satisfactory manner,
". f. OSBORN, P1es't.
, 1862-05-02
e By an electrical or military ennbar-

~ By an electrical or military en1bar-
SO, whichever it may be, our dispatches
from Cairo this morning iall short. We
have indeed information Of a cavalry re-
connoissancc to Psrdy, cutting of railroad
communication from Cozinth no1thEarl
and W to latest oates yesterday it was
evident No battle had been begun. From
Fortress Monroe comes the ruu1oy, brought
tai.her by negroes, that Beauregard had
EVACUATED Coriutl and fallcn buck OF
Memphis, which We do not credit, as the
rebels could hardly repeat in ti4is quarter
the drop game Of Manassas.
, 1862-05-02
Errtfer About New GrleanB-Wha1
a Rebel Paper SAYA.

WAsu1Na1os, May 1.-The Petersburg Va-)
Of day bsfG5s ore ysstsF{1Yy a{ W. bag long
ard saws the city was captured By our gun
boats, being encased With wet bales OF hay go
that The bot and cold shot were Of no use
Tne I.pnisiana, mounting = guns, WAS SINK,
the Express says, .'bJ onr steel pointed conf
cal shot. The cotton was destroyed bY fire,
snec3e in the banks was sill removed from the
CIV when Gen Lowell returned to the city"
, 1862-05-02

rEs. ". Morton. formerly Of oseida
county, New York, and Deputy secretary o.
State und.r Gideon J. Tucker, Is IN JAIL q:
Washington. The Charge against bltn' We
understand, is that be has Illegally arrested
neuons Oh the qretepce that he WAS depu1ea
hv Secretary Seward to do so, and has recelVeo
1ayrc Gums of money for releasing them IRON
e.,cl 1artt trEdt:G 2rfett
, 1862-05-02

@ Another old Federal fortress has
been repossessed Fort Macon, at Beau
fort, n. c. The news comes through rebel
sources and is promptly confirmed by OUT
own. thar bcsieging forces had been draw
ingsheir lines nearer and nearer for some
.&eeks, and on the 25th gave the rebels a
fharp bombardmcnt at only 100 feet dist.
suce The garrison s9ood[it for ten hours
, 1862-05-02

t# We hsye nothing further from New
Orleans, except little scraps Of information
that leak out through rebel papers, all
strongly confrmatoy. In another column
Is gi7tn an interesting (rebeD account Of
the bornbarament Of Fort Jackson, from
the New Orleans Picayuae, and Gen. Low
ELI official correspondence.
, 1862-05-02
THE WAR IN NEW MEXICO.
THE REBELS ABANDON SANTA FE.
Prospect of More Quiet Times.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.--Mr. Mitchell, . mer~
chant from New Mexieo. arrived n this city
Santa Fe by the rebels. They we're 1etreeting
rs fast as they could from the territory.
They are destitute Of oil munitions and pro-
visions, and there is no hope Of their being
supplied from any quarter. At Santa Fe the
rebels levied heavily on merchants, in some
cases taking as high as S15, 600 worth Of goods,
paving in Confederate scrip.
It Is believed Gen. csnby would nov follow
tory. No doubt exists OF the ability
Of tie Federal troops to keep out in-
vaders, but an accession OF two or three regi-
meuts Of troops is necessary to. keep the
Apaches and Navajoes in subsection. They
have been committing depredstion5 for
months past, stealing horses, mules, and ev-
erything that came in their way:
The report Of the formation Of Te11itorla1
foundation. A]1the Territorial officers had re-
turned to Santa Fe, and resumed the perform
ance OF their duties Chief Justice Benedict Is
now On his way to the States There Is nc
United States Judge now in the Territory.
, 1862-05-02

vatcr are anything but encouraging. Some
years since the Province committed Its affairs
TO q set Of contractors and spectators, and
they plunged the country into snug little
debt Of over fifty millions Of dollars, consid"
erab1e portion Of which was squaudered upon
| their railways. In the last i've years the ioi
| loving deficits have occurred in the revenue
to meet the ordinary expenses Of the Govern
, 1862-05-02
rha Murderer nadfk1 Arrested.

New YORK, May Last evening superin-
sp1sph from St Louis that the police In that
eity bad arrested Radeki, who is alleged to
hayr murdered Hineismund Felner, a German
;ewelle1, and robbed him Of uearly 910o, 900
in gold, notes and diamonds, aboQt the Mlde
d1e nf Octeber. 1851
, 1862-05-02
OF FORT MACON, n G
r@exreraxe Rtnal RambardEnent.

WILMINGTON, n. c., april 2a.-Fort Maeon
surrendered On Friday, the 25th, after bonn,
bsrdment Of ten and a half hours. Batteries
were planted behind 8 heavy sand6ank. The
The mortars 1,4o0 feet. The garrison WIS al
lowed the honors of war. The officers re.
famed their side arms. Seven nep WeTs
killed apd elghteeg wounded
, 1862-05-02

The 56th nlineis, 18th Indiana and S'ta
- Ohio regiments, who have formed local gar
rison at Paducan, Kentucky, have gone up
to PittiEburg Landing, to be in at the ne1t
, battle.
, 1862-05-02
- The New York EsFniag foa OF tues"
a.y says Of Lieut.. Worden:

day says Oh LieuI' "o1 r,..
We are clad to learn that the injuries Of this
es''aat I off}eer, r though very severe, are not
likely tn denr;ye bis country Of his future
services. He vii enezge, We are told; trom
Lis present suf1erings in better general 4eslla
tllsD be has enjoyed for some ume. @ ~ Eh;os ~
his been set On foot in this city, is every
where well received, and will doubtless DC
completed. In recognizing the merit OIL 3
brave and faishfnl officer the nation does not
confer charity Oor which In this case there Z Z
10 occasfon), but merely discharges Its debt Of
! eratitudt.a
, 1862-05-02

rThc Ohio Legislature has before it
49, r. confer the right OF suffragc On st.e
,,,u,terrs in the service, and although the
,.',1 ;s 4. f.ct;vc and open to abuses minority
a., determined to pass it-for buneone.
...,.o dorm motions were made respecting
it in one day, each OF them 1e9o1'nss' : e"~'' vi
xntf
, 1862-05-02

r@- Gen, Charles r. Hiu Of Toledo, who
xas in thu three mouths service, has pcen ap'
roiuted Adjutant General OF Ohio, to succceo
Buckingham, appointed BHgadier GenefA1
The lat,cr officer has been ordered to report st
NakhinE1ou, immediately, for duty.
, 1862-05-02

s|- Gen. Halleck will have = lot Of new
officers to help him In the next battle, among
them Gen. Dan. Tyler Of Conn, Gen. Isaac
F. Quimby Of n. T., Gen. Thomas ". snez-
man {port Royall of Rhode Island, and Gen.
Frank Patterson Of Pennsylvania,
, 1862-05-02
FEDERAL PRISONERS AT mEm-
PHlS.
LIST of Federal Officers Made Prison.
ers at shiloh, and Arrived at Mem

The following List Of officers of the Federal
army, captured at the battle Of Shiloh, has
been furnished us by the officer in charge, as
handed him by Gen, Prentiss. The latter gen
t}eman is at present enjoying the hospitalities
Of our city--Hhether under the circumstances
be hoasted Of year ago he can now deter
mine. The list is not complete Gen: ?. had
no communication with other detachments
that have arrived:
, 1862-05-02
FROM HALLECK'S ARMY.
i Successful Reconnaissance By Col.
Dickey's Cavalry.

CAIRO, May 1.-The 9TH Illinois Cavalry aud
two companies of the I'd illinois Cavalry, the
whole undtr the command Of Col Dckey,
went IN reconnaissance from the right wing
yesterday towards PurtIy. Four miles this
Side they met 4 force OF rebel cavalry, who
fed iu great disorder, at,d could not be rallied
by t11ciT officers. Col. Dickey pursued them
to Purdy, took possession Of the town, burnt
two bridges, tnd took locomotive which WaS
run into The river. The engineer aud fireman
ard q lieutenant were takeu prisoners. The
li.utcnaDt arrived here this afternoon. Our
forces then retir4d, having cut off all railroad
communication with the country norta OF
Curi1th, + Hhicl has been the source Of all re-
btlfupplits. ....
Col. Battle, of the Goth Tennessee, who was
taken prisoner on the 9TH ult., has arrived
here OIL parole, en- route for Columbus Ohio
F,TTsIrRu, Tenn, Mhy 1--Gen. Hlleck
telcsraphcd Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF
Var, tlIat oflitial inforr:lation has been re-
ctiytd Of the lefcat and fout Of 600 savages,
urder command Of Colonels Coffee and Stan
wright, st Neosho, Mo-. by 100 Of the First
Mis- our Volunteers {slxty-two prisoners
were taken, With sevcntr horses and a large
I quantity Of arms.
The body Of Goycrno: Harvey Of Niscon,
| sir, recently drowned, Eas been found forty
| miles below on the bank Of the river.
The weather is clear and pleasant. and there
| arc good prospects for improvement in tht
! roade. The river is filling
| Gen. T. ". Sherman {of Port RoyaD has
arrived, and has taken command Of brigade
, 1862-05-02

YET Major B. Rush Cewan has resigned the
office Of Secretary of s.ats, {of 0hio,1 aud
Governor Todd has appointed Hon Wilson
s Ecunon, Of Belmont county, to fill the va-
-x.1Bcy,
, 1862-05-02

t=Thc flag of the I'd Iowa, rldoleo VIII
rch,; s,,1,s at Fort Done1son, Was presen1eo ~
Snt.:,lr, Clark ct the Legislature, some slu'c
since, 10 be put among the archives o. she
u;~toritul Society; but now some one has
stolen il Hnd The Quefy l. who!
, 1862-05-02

tE The rebel element il Missouri is ST
1cuccd but not subdued. i writer remarks
that 1l.e conviction is fast forming in tile mind
Of every rrGccling loyal citizen that there are
no longer tie elements Of loyal civil govern
men: in Missouri, and that the inevitable re-
suit OF di=loya1 one viii bc, sooner or laics,
to drive cvc:y loyal family out Of the State
IL Northeast Missouri it is pretty much ali the
provost guards can do to keep the uncasy
people strictly to their oaths.
, 1862-05-02
TbE Trihuue.
FRIDAY, MAY 2. 1862.

EZ Dispatches from Pittsburg, Tenn,
announce tile final discovery of Gov. Har-
yey's loay, which is now en- route to Madi-
son
, 1862-05-02

Col. Jennison will reach Chicago to-mor-
row Dig ght.
ST. LOUIS, May L-Col. Jennison was yes-
terduy relieved Of his parole, and Is now only
Obliged to report By letter. Under this lib
erty be expects to leave to-day for Washing
, 1862-05-02

Eleven hundred dollars, collected In
Neg York City, were sent to John DaEls,
Tic MN who sat On the powder On Mou-
duy.
, 1862-05-02
From Gen, Ranks Column--3, 900
Rebels near 1000 at
(surdpN8Ftlle.

HAHR1soSBURG, Va, April aa.-Three thou
Of the Federal army, are posted few miles
tgou1 Staurton, but in a position easily acces-
eihle to escape in case of Gen. Milroy's ap-
proach.
is that there are only four brigades there, not
numbering Il, 600. Gen. Longstreet, with his
command, has gone to yorktown.
Should johnson retire, he will probably re.
into, &C tJnckson on the Btne Ridge.
The Richmond Eaqusrer Of the 22d inst.
SAYS in effect, That the destiny Of the Confed
eracy is trembling On the result at Yorktown
| # successful, il Will give US six months To-
! carrying out the copscription ACT, arming ami
eonippipg large army, and launching a Zee
OF Merzitnacs; bat If unsuccessful, Virgini
! is lost.
, 1862-05-02

E In our report published yesterday Of
the Pittsburs batE]t by Brig Gen. Eurl5ut,
lis t!anzs 10 Lis ::ctns Assistant Adjutant
GcurF.1, a1n&'0g Others ot his personal staff,
ehorld have read Capt. y. D. Atkins, Of Co.
4, 1!!h regiment 1nnr;s volunteers, who WAS
Temporarily att4c;:.d IN his staff
II: i1u7s's us .f1urh pleasure TO state that the
gallant Gram hs~ been promoted to the rank
Of Major III the brave l1th, formerly cosn-
zuard.d l:y .:c !arncnted Brig. Gen. Wallace,
who fell aE tht: hattie of Pittshurg, deeply Ia
1ncnlcd by all who krew him.
, 1862-05-02

u. s, Collector for New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The President has
Just sent to the Senate the name ot Ghas. y.
Lathrop as Collector Of the Port of New Or
leans,
, 1862-05-02
A Masxach usext< Surgeons opinion OF
Gen. Grnkt And the Late Rattle.

AINAp NEnkt I 2lk11 AAt kAA+C AsAAk&cs
Dr. William 6. BRICK, Of sirinst tield, Mass,
enc OF the most eminent surgeons Of his State,
visited the Pitts5ury battle field to obtain the
body cf Colonel Everett Peabody, for inter
ment in his native city. He has returned
home, and makes the following statement
through the editor Of the Springfield Raoa0-
zicen
Following the great battle of the 9Th aud
eth, until the arrival Of Gen Hali:cfl on the
18th, disorder ard Generalization were fear
fully prevalent. From ten to fifteen Thousand
nlen lined the riyer bank, and many Of them
Is eooa rs General Halieck entered the seld,
everything underwent change Men Were
put into quarters and order at once restored.
Gen. Hal!ecls is the idol Of his army, and is
as murh q gentleman as a soldier, and pre-
scnts the highest type Of both. He has pitch"
Ct: his tent il tic ueld Of his army, about 4
u.:le from the landing, and, come rain or sun
eLiuc, liz siurts i with them. AL tii. is very
much Unlike Gen. Grant, who, oE the morn
irg cf thc memorable Sabbath days battle,
vas quietly ''rrAsfastin5 at his quarters
in fins brick house in Savannah, ten
and cid not rcacn the 1leld until taul
hours AFTER the battle commenced. Tie au
tl.ority !or tits statement is the captain OF thu
steamer who convey I'd him from SACaanah tc
Pltsturl5 LataluG. Dur1nS q stay o1 nT'
days 1t F.ts!s1rE, in con*t2nt i1ter&our5
with officers Of every grade, the ao@>or DIX
pot h.ar 9 respectful word spoken Of Gene
1;si Grant. Tley openly elarsyd linn Wit
tic responsibility Of the awful sacrlle
of life that had t;kcn nlace-in otl.e
words. for Sunday surprise and aeleat- H.
not the rebcl army been lIeld in check On SUI
day night by the Gunboats and q pair OF siee
guns on shore, which we're kept tlriu. a
right, and the rviuturcrsncnrs OF Buell. LII
Nallaee come in, Grants entire eolumar
would inevitably huTe hecn bagyed-:ln arm
Of IS 900 men. The officers arc at 4 loss #
language sufficiently severe to characterize Il
conduct Of Grant. They laugh heartily at tt
netier i'll tle Sc~ York Hefald Of his sidlp
abou; tie tie!d, 1iour;shlng his sword, i
They say that the only demonstration Of tn
a.o..z;; :Ae pa.ic-stricken soldlcrs-rnen ri
7cic nc II nore attention to his words than th
SoEld have dore to the buzzing Of mo54uit
, 1862-05-02

r OST-On Thursday, May lst, be:
/ tween or O'Clock A. ~. % Fabs4h Avenue. pe-
ture 4 VEn buren atreer snd Rash street nE1oee u
trtcles The Under ut he rewsrdrd pJ IetnEn
ihs came 70 u South water street. my@P9:sG
DOARDING- A gentleman aud
- flts wife .od few single gent1enaan eau BE- ac,
adAms s:rret Iny&p39!SSs
, 1862-05-02

II sothern had at last accounts played our
American Cousin ono hundred successive
nights at the Hay market Theatre, London 4
letter writer says "'hc has quite surprised
England ty exhibiting 3 new type Of . swell.
Th.rc etcr:s something absurd in encofins his
readinr Of letter. Sans letter in The
pla5-hut it is done. Most people here think
HAT soihern is Yankee, because he caml
from America. On the contrary, he was bora
il Warwick, the heart Of Engl md, which aisc
claim Barry Sullivan Is one Of its natives; tas
Irish name, mind you, which any one can as
sumo, does not make the Irish man,