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, 1862-06-06
FROM FORTRESS MONROE AND
VICINITY,

FORTRESS MONROE, June 4.-Gen- Dir has
assumed command here, and one Of his fizst
acts is the relaxation Of al restrictions upon
trade with Norfolk. After this date provisions
Of alt kinds may be taken to Norfolk or Ports
mouth. Another satisfactory change is the
nation Of drop letters in Norfolk and Ports
mouth before their delivery.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 5--The steamer
Vanderbilt arrived this morning from White
House with $50 wounded soldiers in the re-
cent engagement
The steamer Metamors, which took to City
Point Mrs. Gzeenhow and party, returned last
night.
The steamer Massachusetts,, with the priEa'
teers OF board, WAS lying along the wharf al
City Point. In answer to the notice given O.
her arrival, q train Of three baggage cars CANT
from City Point to Petersburg, YESTERDAY
morning, With two rebel etflce1a On board
, 1862-06-06
NEWS FHom THE SOUTH.

Our Cairo dispatches in another column
comprise this morning a very full and III
tcrcsting budget Of Southern news, made
up Of extracts from late Memphis papers
received at Cairo yesterday afternoon. By
these it appears that tue Mississippi River
between yickshurg and Fort Pillow is yet
10 be opened by hard fighting, and Mem
1uis made OURS with fearful loss Of life,
for the Aemplians have willed it, IN for-
7ni0able series Of resolutions. Atall events
Memphis and VieEsburg are still to fall
into our hands, for We place no confidence
in the dispatch elsewhere given, from Gen.
Haucck's headquarters, detailing runor
from Grand Junction to the contrary ef.
feet. The dlotjlla above Fort Pillow glEs
tokens, If we may trust them, that Com
yucdcre Davis is ahort ready to move.
, 1862-06-06
WARMERS HAIL.
122 Randolph street, on
Saturday Evening. June 9TH.

4 large attendance Is requested.
Among the prominent speakers Of the
Democrats, Hon. e. F. Ldnder, Judge u.
3. scates, Sydney Smith, Esq, and Hon
:Tho5. Hoyne, have been invited to speak,
and most Of them have accepted the invita-
ton.
OF the Republicans, E. c. Larnca, Esq,
VIM. Bro=s, Esq, J. D. Wsrd Esq, aad
Others equally we'll known, VIII also address
the meeting.
The Committee are instructed to urge
upon the people Of this city the Importance
Of making movement for the defeat Of tho
Constitution, the adoption Of which threat"
ems every interest Of every man in the State.
For this purpose they know no better
method than to csu together the opponents
Of the new scheme, that thoy may take
counsel together. Let the people rally.
R:S5s Rsz;: Rsz;s: ): 55;5; f;5;z4eD St9;::
C;<iepoo. June 5th, 1862.
, 1862-06-06

a Flutter Among the Secessfonisss.

PADrcAH, june 5.-The Provost Marshal
arrested last night Captain Davis, OF the
pedition in September against PAducah, when
p1ckets wcrc shot There is much excitetu ent
and: nuttering among the Becessiouists.
John Hardin, bntteFnut buBhw1eker, has
been arrested neaI the State line. He had
been lying all night with q double barce!ed
gun loaded to shoot Federal cavalry. &c
VIII be properly dealt with I have the names
of several others in the same business An
example must be made. An engine and cars
for the Ohio and New Orleans Railroad were
shipped to-day 1or Florence, Ala.
, 1862-06-06
FROM PENSACOLA.
Matters In the Eastern Gulf

NEW YORK, June 5---The steamer Phitade1-
phia, from Pensacola s5th, and Key " est 33oth,
hes arrived.
Gen. Arnold and his troops occupy Pensa-
cola. and quantity Of stores, &c, have been
moTed from Fort Plckens to that place. Rebel
deeerterB are constantly coming in. Wilson'S S
Zouayes are throwing up Notifications COM
mandiDg all approaches.
The Vincennes lays of the city. Gen. Ar
mold is feeding the poor, who are veEy desti-
tate. About B0O rebel cavalry are in the
neighborhood Of our pickets, capturing them
frequently. The navy yard was completely
destroyed and LOCO tons Of coal IS still burn
, 1862-06-06
Severe FREsHETS AT THE
DISASTERS RY FLOOD IN PENN.
SILVANIA.
Great Loss ef Life and Property.

EAsros, Pa, June 5.-The ireshet in the
Delaware and Lehigh Rivers still continues.
The water reaches the second stories Of houses
in the lower part Of the town All the bridges
between here and Mauch Chunk have been
swept away. all the canals Ire under WATER
arc submerged. Many people have been
drowned in their houses, 50 sudden was the
rise.
Twelve O'CLOCK, Eoos.-The Lehigh Is
stationary. The Delaware is still rising. -
DBLAwARE WATER GAP, June 5.-There is
, 1862-06-06
FROM THE SHENANDOAH.
StoneWalI Jackson Asks for More
Men and Less Orders.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
TAsn1NGTos, June 5, 1859.
4 deserter from jackson says he recently
telegraphed to Benjamin, the. rebel Secretary
OF War, to send him more troops and fewer
orders.
A prisoner ten days in the hands of the
rebels at Winchester, who had much tslk
with their officers, says they seemed to recog-
llize the likelihood Of their great armies being
beaten in the field, and announced their de-
termination to engage in guerrilla warfare
after such defeat.
The officers appeared to the prisoner, who
Is m acute observer, devoted to the rebel
cause, but tho private soldiers had no hesrt
in 1t.
Gen sige1 speaks Of Banks' retreat aa the
finest made during this war.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-The gallant Col Ken.
ley arrived here this morning. Though Sill
suffering from his wounds, he::is anxious to be
exchanged and resume his place in the army,
, 1862-06-06
GEN. HALLECk At C0RINTH
Doubtful Statements Of the
Enemy's Strength.

June 5.-Gen. Halleck moved his headquarters
here to-day, occupying the house formerly
occupied BY Bragg. Gen. Thomas occupies
one formerly occupied by Deauregard.
The enemy are reported $1,000 strong be-
tween Baldwin and Okolona. Atlast accounts,
Creek, and the enemy's rear guard on the
south side, still retreating.
An English officer who deserted says high
Confederate officers told him they left here
120, eco strong, but when they arrived at
Bonneville, Sc, 600 had deserted, mostly Ala
banlIans, Louisianians and Misstssippians.
HAIIEcK's H8ApquARrERs, June Hmtd-
morning, says that Memphis and Fort Pillow
we're surrendered to onr forces On Friday
niuhf
, 1862-06-06

In previous letter your correspondent
mentioned rumor that q collision had occur
red between the citizens Of Sharrsburg and
Shepardstown villages, located respectively
on the Maryland and Virgins sides Of the
Potomac, aud equal in ju1taposition, on tho
war question. It now appears TINT on Tues
day night last 4 party from the latter town
caiae over to Sharpsburg and stole one old
iron field plece--a relic Of other days. Be-
Ieving it to he still useful, as perhaps it was,
they immediately sent it forward to jackson.
On Tuesday party Of our cavalry went over
10 Shepardsto~n and demanded its return IN
der penulty Of having their town burnt; but,
in view OF It's removal beyond their reach, the
threat vas not executed Since that time,
parties among the shepardstown invaders
have becn captured and IRE now In the proper
hands.
, 1862-06-06

- Reading dispatch over our shoulder.
and noticing The impatieace Of the Federal
rams above Fort Pillow. Philkins said the
1ams evidently desired to be goats. By ask
ing him TO repeat it over to Us three times
slowly, we caught his meaning, aud gently re-
buked him for looking oyer our shoulder.
, 1862-06-06

We are eo1ry to learn that for three or four
days Of late, Commodore Foote has been
more than usually teeble-not being able to
sit up in the least. His friends cannot help
feeling anxiety for him, but are not particu-
1arly alarmed at his copdition-thfnking that
perfect quiet and rest will yet recupera1e the
hero's exhausted energies But It is vain to
expect that le will be able to assume com
perhaps longer period Of time. His whole
system seems to have been affected by the
wounded foot, and at times he suffers severe
paroxysms of pain, rendering him excessively
weak and feeble.
, 1862-06-06

~ Tie Gasa7tris is the title Of a campaign
paper" published by the boys Of the 9th I'LL
nois cavalry, Col. Drackett's, at Jacksonport,
Arkansas, q copy Of which is before us. Tne
t4Rea{:er takes the field under the motto, 1.-THE
it concerns itself little with politics, its
Unionism, wherever It breaks out, is Of the
fighting sort It is edited with more ability
than any other Arkansas paper that NC have
ever seen, and as it is mainly resuna' Of the
operations Of the gallant regimen: under
whose patronage It appears, it viii be highly
welcome 10 those who have friends in the
army in that quarter.
, 1862-06-06

- # bile Mr. Cox Of Ohio was biackguard-
ing Hayti aud its government and people, in
the House Of Representatives, and calling
them miserable set Of worthless animals
unflt to be recognized hy white men, the New
York papers were printing the fact that the
Ha1tien Congress opened on tie 2lst Of April,
the 1egate ofthe Pope, aud the representatives
Of England, France, and spain being present.
The sane nevs tells us Of an insurrcction
attempted by Gen salomon, but President
Gettrard put down the rebellion in te@er days
than we have used months for ours. Another
district having giSen signs Of rebellion, Cell
1ud gave the people torty-eight hours to re-
turn to a1egglance-just what Buchanan ought
to hare done here in December, 1860.
, 1862-06-06

In another column We publish an inter-
<,sting detailed sketch Of the mode in Which
Gov. Stanly commenced his Military Coy
crnorsl,ip in North Carolina. It shows
the spirit Of the man, aud the prime pur-
pose such as he have III this Wall, serving
the beAcsts Of slavery. As specimen Of
the class Of sympathy such efforts are sure
to win, take tile following from the New
:pern correspondence Of the Ne1 York
Herald. The letter writer, c,umerating
the good deeds Of Stanly, mentions
First- Closing the schools to1 the n"- -,,oso
men NeHher Sera~ # ,s laa1ay }eya| sSs'
csaxx a5otiu1sf dubbed Wit lie M il titIe Of Doc
LOT ,.r oc'se ~as there such thing heard Of u
r fss5a ,sa.ns1G 9, te read The tmpudcnce ot
a1d saying Aha. am learning to read, too.
which is now heard constantly, WAS never thought
heard 10 declare 1ha if it was not for The military
that fellow that tausht them would have his neck
stretched" Tour correspondent has alluded to il
t'e1orc. but altogether too mildly. Well. Ill this
was brought to q close OIL Wednesday Dy Governor
stanly.
And there is a Tast cagerness among tbs
pro~sla1cry synpatlizers with the rebel
lion to put just such men into all the posts
ofpowcr il tue South, to the end Of pro
tecting slavery as its custodians. They ar
being recommended for Louisiana aud 9th
CT States. NTH Of the bitterest pro-slayer,
stamp, whose hearts have never been il
this war, and whose residence North la
been for purely selfish considerations, til
while they have not ser1pled to deril
northern institutions and belle nortllcr
men. Uniopism at the South will be {
slew growth in the hands Of these me
whose f1st zeal IS to saye slavery.
, 1862-06-06

ToHoHTo, June 5-A dEe occurred this af-
teruoon in The village Of Drumbo, on the line
Of The Buffalo and Lake Huron railroad,
which destroyed nearly the whole place.
F;eht or Ten stores. two hotels, and the office
Of the Drunbo Resieso, and twenty priTate
dwellings we're all burnt. Loss unknown.
, 1862-06-06

They came after the privateers, but not hay
ing brought down Col Corcoran's party, the
prlvatecrs were not giyen up.
Nothing later in relation to the subject had
transpifed up to yesterday afternoon, when
the Massachusetts was still awaiting some fur
ther communication from Petersburg.
, 1862-06-06
THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE
Gov Sa1omousH MESSAGE

MADISON, Wis, June 5.-Pursuant to aa-
journment the legislature met On Tuesday,
June Sd. Coy. Salomon's message, after pay
ing tho usual tribute Of respect to the lament
ed Gov. Harvey, l: mainly devoted to loyal
matters by calling the attention Of the 1egis-
latuEe to the necessity Of looking after the
sick and wounded VI isconsin soldiers abroad,
and prQYidlne means Of relief
, 1862-06-06
FROM THE FLOTILLA.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel

The steamer .W H. BIZ arrived from the
fleet this morning. We are without our usual
dispatches from our correspondents, but from
passengers We learn that there Is strong prob
ability that the bulk Of the troops have left
the fort, A few. artillc1ists remain, just
enough to work the guns and keep up show
Of fight. I have reason to know that the
attack upon the fort will not be long delayed
The time bas almost arrived for Com. Davis
, 1862-06-06
PM 1t To 3Em..

LOUISVILLE, Juue 5.-Jas. Trabue, one of
our principal dry goods merchants, who has
been South for five mouths, returned yester-
dsy and was arrested to-day by the military
authorities. He refused to take the oath Of
allegiance, and was committed to the military
prison.
, 1862-06-06

New YoRK, june. 5.-The Key West cor
irieata Potomsc had arrived from Vera Cruz,
win the information Of the complete defeat
Of the French and their retreat to Vera Cruz
, 1862-06-06

WAsB1SGroN, June 5-The United States
Eteamer Santiago de Cuba captured on the
eth ult. the rebel schooner Lucy G. Holmes,
just out Of the 6antee, loaded With cotton.
, 1862-06-06
NO PARTY MEETING.
OPPOSITION TO
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
THE OLD, THE BEST.

4 meeting Of FL, the citizens of Chicago,
who are opposed to the adoption Of the New
Constitution, will, without distinction Of
marty. be held ut
, 1862-06-06

"ANTED.-A few good men
~ waEtca for Cant, GzpEyenor's Go. L. 1atb Till
noIs Cavalry. This rtslnspz IS mounted. hrusd aud
sanirpsd aa ready t. ua:sh- WY nars't f,F t5e
slit apply to Lieut. # u. LCFF, Isl kiAzie Street
ieG-r.kf.at
, 1862-06-06
Nrm aDhfrttse11tc1ttS.

V7ANTED-Ths position Of Plin-
~ cipal or Assistant Editor Of established !se-
publican Newspaper in this =tnte Address Eslt'r,
Post Ofslce Box .ssss6 Chicago. III. ie6r939iH
, 1862-06-06

IN AN TIE D WHISKY Barrels
nix q cIEGUu,lS, LEtKIE & CO., l3 Lasaie street..
, 1862-06-06

WTANTED.-Any enc having &
bear Of cas purchaser by applying 1t LII sush N4teE
street te6r95t3t
, 1862-06-06

w ANTE D.-Boarl wanted
w breakfast aud Tra> on the South Side. Pr-
yate house 1.rs iuTrLd Addscss Post uGce Box s6i.
feftrss&1t
, 1862-06-06

the Federal forces, Gen. Fl1ipigue has asked
for reiuforcements at Fort Pillow. 1t was
reported in Memphi. that Gen. HaIleck had
taken Grand Junction
A meeting Of the citizens was held at the
Mayor's office On Sunday, at Whic resolu-
tions we're adopted, that the city ~ould never
be yielded to the enemy while it could be de-
tended; never voluntarily, and that citizens
who do not take up arms are expected to give
pecuniary aid to rebellion.
PocAHoSTAs, Ark, June 5.-Asrebe1 gun
boat came to Jacksonport day before yestcr-
day and destroyed all the cotton and sugar
there, She vas reported to be on the way
here, but we have since learned that she re-
| turned down the river, destroying ali the cot
| ton and sugar as she went. It is supposed that
| a very large amount Of each has been de-
stroyed. ...x
For time there Was mich CONSERVATION in
| this vicinity, and the troops were under
| marching orders all Tuesday night. Every
thing is quiet now.
| CAIRO, June 5.-No advauce movement has
| vet been made By the f1otilla- The rebels fire
| their mortars regularly in reply to our own,
| but without effect, although some Of their
shells have fallen in close proximity 70 our
| mortar boats, which are stationed about a
| mile and half below the boats Of the fleet
We took seven rebel pickets prisoners yes
terday after brief skirmish, killing ons aud
wounding two Of them
Fort Pillow. Is the proper name Of the
rebel fortidcation, and not Fort Wright, IS it
Is called in Eastern papers. ofHcii docu:
ments received by Com- Davis from General
| YilIipixue dated, 1tHeaaqua1ters Fors Pillow ~
leave 10 doubt Is to the proper name Of the
Fort.
CAIRO, June 5--Another arrival from the
| aotilla brings no news Of importance. Seven
rebels, sent over from Fort Pillow to Craig
head Point on picket duty, were captured bJ
our pickets after brisk skirmi5h. TneJ
were brought up this morning. The delay il
the movement Of the 1oti1a Is unaccouatablt
| | to outsiders, and 1t is feared that Commodor'
Farragut'e feet will be at Memphis before tn
. upper fotilla has passed Fort Pillow. MOI
I tar firing is kept up on both aides With re
newed Tigor. Forty rebel guerril1as came in
to Hickman last night and gave themse1vesu a,
I to Col. Heg. They said they were tired {
. serving under JEFF: Dagis, and were auxiou
to return to their allegiance to The Federal go'
3 | eminent,
, 1862-06-06

TLERE WANTED.-Afust write
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dress With rcfeeenccs and particulars. Box s!s thi,
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1862-07-24
A Ia Court Of Probate holden at New Milford
"A within and for the District Of New Milford,
July Tth 1862:

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- within and for the District Of New Milford.
July 7th, 1862:
Present-Samuel D. Orion, Judge.
In the Estate of WILLIAM A. LINES Of the
Town of New Milford in said District, an As
signing 1nsolyent Debtor. Said William A.
Lines, on the 4th day of April, 1862, delivered
to this Court, at the Probate Office in said New
Milford, written application of that date, by
him subscribed and sworn to, purporting to be
list of his creditors, with their places of resi-
dence, and the amounts severally due each of
them and Also schedule of his property, &C.
counts, &c.-and praying in said writing and
application for the benefits allowed by Section
10th OF the Statute of this State, entitled 1" AN
Act for the Relief uf Insolvent Debtors, and for
the More Equal Distribution of their Effects
among Creditors passed 1S53-as by said wri
ting and application on file does more fully ap-
pear.
Ordered, That the foregoing application shall
be heard and determined at the Probate Office in
said New Milford, on the 18th day Of August,
1862, at O'Clock in the forenoon, and that no.
tice thele of be given by the Trustee of said as
signed estate, to all the creditors of said Will
lam A. Lines, and all persons interested in said
assigned insolyent estate, by publishing a true
copy OF this Order in the Republican Farmer, a
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posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in
said New Milford nearest where said insolyent
debtor dwelt in said New Milford. at the time of
his said assignment, and it being the nearest
sign post to where said estate is in settlement
all which to be done at least two weeks before
said 4th day Of August 1850 and dna raturn
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A T Court of Probate holden at Torrington
"A within and for the District of Torrington,
on the Sd day Of July, A. D. 1862; m
Present-John Camp, Judge of the adjoining
District of Winchester, Acting in said District
of Torrington. 20
Henry S. Barbour and Joseph H. Calhoun of
Torrlngton, Administrators ON the Estate of
GEORGE D. WADHAMs late Of Torrington within
said District deceased, having represented said
Estate solvent, and given notice to all concern
ed, to appear before this Court the present day,
at one o'clock, afternoon, to be heard relative to
the appointment of Commissioners, and no one
appearing, this Court doth appoint Sylvester
Barbour and Arthur J. Heine, both of Ansonia,
Conn.,, Commissioners to examine and adjust the
claims of the creditors of said estate and also
doth decree that six months from this date be
allowed them to exhibit their claims to said Com
nissioners, and doth direct that public notice Of
this order be given by advertising the same in a
weekly newspaper published in Litchfield Coun-
ty, and by posting copy thereof on. the public
sign post in said town of Torrington. nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt., 8 . L az
-, Certified from Record, ss., u, ..s -1.,..s
arF ,.,.+} 5 CHARLES ALVORD, Clerk.
The Subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Probate Office in said Torrington, on
the 18th day Of September, 1862, and the Sd day
Of january, 1863, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon
on each of said days, for the purpose of attend
ing on the business of said appointment 10,
as s ,1 y TER, BARBOUR, Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are request
ed to make immediate payment to the see
l27t3 ADMINISTRATORS