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HEADQUARTERS NEAR YORKTOWN
April &c, 1872. !
I, i still raining. Roads are nearly impas-
sable.
The rebels in Yorktown opened Grc on
three csnal boats passing into Wormly's
Cfrcs. No damage done. About 10 O'clock
to-day the enemy opened brisk fire on our
men rcar York river, without doing damage.
One Of our gunboats shelled the rebel works
near Yorktown, alb out an honr. The enemy
responded, without harm.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac,
april n, 1862 j
To Srr1etasy Stanton:
Early this luorning an advanced 1unette Of
rebe!s, this side Of Warwick, was carried by
assault BY Co. Il, Isl Mass. regiment.
The work had q ditch six feet deep, with
strong parapct, mouutcu by two companies
Of infantry but no artillery. The rebels broke
AID ran. Our loss is thrcc killed, one NOR
tally, and twelve otherwise wounded. We
took fourteen prisoners, destroyed the work
ard retired in spite of the rain.
Our work progresses we'll
Signed, GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
, 1862-04-28
To Whom 1t may Concern.

The subjoined extract from New Grcnada
paper is forwarded to u= BY Hon. Allen L.
Burton, {. S Minister resident at Bogota, in
the hope that 1t may reach the eye Of friends:
JOHN MovSsEY.-This gentleman died at
Crases, near Panama, July 1852, at the house
OF Ran. Runcrls, Essi who r:;d every attctl-
tlcn to lin during his sickness. His srsgc is
marked and Its locality well known By several
pt opie e.n the I=tA,nrs. Beiyidare, Illinois
papers. please COPY The above. and let It moth
er, try ing 10 learn the fate OF her sou, know
that he Kas kindly attended during his last
7upmErts F.Es i: along.
h1r. Burton writes that if the friends desire
full details Of MounEey's death, OF the reno
val Of bis remains to Illinois, they eau adIrass
him through +ac statc Department, and he
will see that their wishes arc complied with.
, 1862-04-28

Il OU n D.-Near the AatteSDn
IL Houte, a small log. The owner can have tks
same ty proving property and paging caaIgs a. No.
Custom HOUSE Place. APPS ;,5:5:.lt
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to 4 Mrs Cayanah. living in the suburbs
Of Detroit, walked home from town, and was
go indignant {bcing drunk that her husband
had no: supper ready, she deliberately sharp
eneda knife and murdered hiu1.-Iu Buffalo,
last "Wednesday night, a renchnan named
Menard, had loaded his gun to defend the
houee from intrude1E. and awaking suddenly
in the night. he fred at Z shape" ct the foot
OF the bed and instantly killed his own wife,
, 1862-04-28

w A NTED-Agcnts in every.
~ Town throughout Illinois, Wisconsin. IoE "a
and MDnesots rost astets Profession Al nen, Teach
era, s1t ohers having large circle OF acQuintsnce
can make very prortab.y e acs Agenis u intro
only 81 subscription. For further Information calf
address @. r. GIBBS, 1S4 South CLARK street. Chicag
Pnet (f11}ce Rox 2Ca ans rSSlsd
, 1862-04-28
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, 1862-04-28

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r. Tie Tory candidate for Parliament, at
special election in Preston, Eng, vas chosen
by 5C0 majority over the Liberal and Temper
ancc candidate; but it is estimated to have
cnst l,c Tor 9 round SEQ, Co.,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xLIyIIth CONGRKSS-Ssesna = s.sisa.

SKNATE-After our report closed Yesterday
The amendments To the bill for the oroaniZa-
tion OF Arizona Territory were adopted.
The tax bill was then taken up, and an amend
ment to fx tax Of two dollars per head on each
slave was adopted.
HousK.-After our report closed
A bill to change port OF entry from Darien TO
Brunswick, Ga, was reported and passed.
message was received from the President en-
closing Communication from the War Depart-
Inent In answer to a resolution Of the House
transmitting a copy Of appointment and letter OF
instructions to Hon Edward Stanley, Military
Governor Of North Carolina, which are declared
to be Identical with the instruct given 70
Hon. Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee.
The bill authorizing the appoI ntment OF Beard
OF Fortidcations was taken up, and after some
little discussion the enacting clause was stricken
out; thus defeating the bill.
Wednesday next was assigned for the consid-
Grafton OF District business.
Mr.. HOLMAN introduced a resolution inQ uIring
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury as to the amount
paid into the Treasury as proceeds Of sales OF
vessels and cargoes which have been captured
since the commencement Of the war.
Mr.. Moorhead introduced the following, which
was adopted
ReSOlusd, That the Secretary of the Interior be
directed TO inform this House whether any of the
volunteer and regular soldiers OF the United
States army are now confined In the penitentiary
OF the District Of Columbia, aud II SO, to state
the nature OF their offences, by what tribunal
sentenced, and the extent OF the time Of sentence
The bill relating TO the enlistment Of minors
was taken up, and discussed by Messrs. McPher.
son and Knapp.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


FoRTRkss MONROE, June 4-The steamer c.
vanderbilt arrived this morning from White
House, with 500 Of our wounded In the recent en-
gagements.
Point Mrs Greenhow, Mrs Baxley and Mrs NJ or.
ris, returned Last night. .
There Is no news from the feet ex ,ept that ali
the vessels except the Monitor had proceeded up
the river. r.. r-l =
The steamer Massachusetts, with the prIvateers
on ooafd, was alongside the wharf at City Point
In answer to the notice given OF her arrival train
Oh .ntee baggage cars came to City Point from
fetsrsOurg Yesterday afternoon with two OH Gers
on board. They came after the privateers, but
NOT having brought down Col Corcoran and the
otneF cHcefs, the privateers were not given up
Nothlng further had transpired I'm relation to the
supJect up to p. m. yesterday, when the Massa-
chusets was still awaiting some further commu-
nications from Petersburg. '"a
The gunboat Dragon arrived here from City
Point on Tuesday mig ht, bringing down three
refugees, who belonged to Norfolk, and who had
been forcibly taken from their houses and sworn
into company to serve the cause Of treason
Ihey report that every available building in
Richmond had been seized for hospital purposes
and that the mortality among the sick and
wounded was frightf0. Provisions of every
kind Were very scarce, and the rebels were pre-.
pairing to make desperate stand immediately, In
defense OF their falling cause. Great despcndency
and terror reigned among the people, who ex-
press now no hopes Of success for the Confederate
arms.
The cannonade Of Saturday shook the city Of
Richmond TO its very base, and the inhabitants
were Heeing in every direction for safety, In an
tcipation Of panic and rout Of the rebel troops,
and an advance OF the Union army. Hundreds OF
slaves could be seen in the vicinity OF City Point
begging for deliverance with white fags, but
could not be rescued for the want OF means Of
transportation
The feet moved up TO Fort Darling on Sunday
night Our James river feet has been greatly
strengthened, and success this time is pretty GER
tain.
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Interesting from Tennessee

NASHVILLE, Juue4 The train from Columbia
brought here this evening 800 United States
prisoners of Gen. PreItiss' division, who were
taken at Pittsburg Landing. They came from
region Of Tuscaloosa and Montgomery, and were
paroled In consequence Of the rebels being unaOls
to feed them. They report that the spirit Of dis
content Is universal among the rebel soldiers, who
are anxious to go home, the privates acknowledge
ing that they are whipped out" Four hundred
more paroled prisoners will arrive here to-
morrow.
A dispatch 70 Gov. Johnson from Gen. Negley,
dated Yesterday, says that Wyncoop's cavalry
made dash into Winchester ana scattered
storms rebel cavalry In all directions. His men
are chasing them over the country The speech
OF Ex-Gov. Brown Is exciting powerful infu-
ence over hundreds who have been led into se.
cAasinn.
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The Pursuit., Of Beaur.gard,s Army.

CHICAGO, June 4. "A special dispatch from
Cairo says that Immediately on the occupation OF
Corinth, the forces from General Pope's division
were sent In pursuit Of such rebels as fed wes.-
ward. General Granger, In command Of two
regiments Of cavalry, soon came on the rear OF
the enemy, six miles southwest Of Corinth, and
engaged in tght with them, In which he lost
ffty men, but was Afterwards largely reinforced,
when the rebels were surrounded, and Ii is said
hve or ten thousand have been csptured por.
tion Of them have reached Pittsburs Landing en-
route TO northern military prisons.
Al last accounts General Pope was nine miles
southwest Of Corinth which point his whole corps
had reached.
Grhis dispatch is not 90 late a. that of General
Halleck, pa aplished yesterday.] 'l
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PROMPT AND DESERVED PUNISHMENT
ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
Camp NEAR Nstc Bridge, Va, May 20, '62.
General Orders, No. 1872
l. Before a military commission, Of which Col
d, b. sacket, Inspector General, U 8 A is pres
tdent, convened by special orders No. 1i4, from
these headquarters Of May 10, 1862, was arrag ned
and tried Capt John Brown, company II, ssh
regiment, New York volunteers, on the following
charge and specification:
Charge Receiving stolen goods, knowing the
same TO be stolen
Specification in this, that he, Captain John
Brown, company Il, asth regiment New York
volunteers, did purchase, for the sum OF ten dol
lars, from marauder, mule, and did receive
and take the said mule into his possession, know
ing the same to have been stolen by the said ma
rauder. This on or about the 10th day Of May
1852, near RoPer's Meeting House, Va.
Plea" Not guilty."
After mature deliberation on the testimony ad.
duced, the commission found the accused as fol-
lows:
OF the speciheation-Guilty.
Of the charge-Guilty.
And thereupon did sentence the said Captain
John Brown, Of company II e5th Regiment New
forf Holunteers,-" To be dishonorably dis
mlssed from the service Of the United States, aud
TO be confined at hard labor for the term Of three
years In the penitentiary Of the District OF Co
lumbla, Washington City.
2 The proceedings and sentence in the case OF
Captain John Brown, S5th Regiment New York
Volunteers, are confirmed He accordingly ceases
from this date to be an Oficer In 'he military SER
vice Of the United States, and viii be sent under
guard to the United States penItentiary for the
District Of Columbia and delivered to the Warden
with copy of this order.
3 The Military Commission OF which Col. D
D. Sacket. Inspector General, IL President, Is dis
solved.
BY command Of Major General Mcclellan:
3. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adj't General
Omcial:-WM. +. bIDDLE, Capt. A. d. c.
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ALL lSTRRvRNTIoNS SToPPED.-The London Ex-
eminer, May II, SAYS: The fall Of New Orleans
has, II we are not mistaken, served to quicken
other movements besides those OF troops The
French Government, II 10 believed, has for some
time been occupied In preparing project Of in
terpostion to be made By several European Pow
ers Jointly; the basis Of which was to have been
an armistice for six months, In order that time
might be given for the adjustment OF fual terms
SJuth. IL was not intended that any overt step
should be taken I'm the matter before the middle
OF June, by which period diplomacy had calcu-
lated that the resources Of both sides would have
been sufficiently wasted to bring them to an ac-
commOdating mood. II is clear, however, that
should the Confidence power cOllaps too soon,
or should II appear likely to do so, the intermed-
ding business Of diploma y would be at end.
The surrender Of New Orleans, IL follo owed by the
loss Of battle bv Beaure2ard would render II
impossible for the Government at Washington 10
lend any toleration to hints suggestions Of for
eign indifference.
After wha; has tust occurred In Mexico neither
England nor Spain can be supposed TO be 10 any
particularly plant humor. And what does ii
signify whether the King Of Holland. the King
OF the Belgians, or the King Of Italy has commit :
ed himself 70 completely In the French project
rhr most will no doubt be made by NJ de Thou
troops In Mexico whence the promise Of their
W thdrawal would certainly bs awkward among
other consldcratiOns az an inducement to treat fol
peace between the States. But President Lincoln
were be SO disposed, dares not venture to tenn
porize In the face OF victory; and II he dared, II
would not avail. Ii will take months Of disaster
and disappointmentto to cool down the pride Of the
federalists in their late successes, or to make
them distrust their ultimate success.
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I shook NV haad.

shook my head.
"Ifitarn't, continued SiIas, 'I s'pose you'll
change your mind, when you We seen little
more of ms-Won't you? Dsn't you think
you'll change your mind--now don't you
I've set my heart on having you for a wife, /
have. Say, when you know me little better,
Miss Olivy, won't you change your mind ?"
"Ob, dear, no, am sure il couldn't make
any difference I answered.
81 sot my heart on it," persisted Mr.. Silss
Hyou amt in earnest"
81 am" answered. '0nce for all, Mr.. Silk
skin; couldn't possibly think of such Q thing. >
"l'll bet half q dollar It's prior engage
ment," muttered the youth. essay, Miss Lee
amt it?"
Receiving no answer, he walked beside me
In silence, and relieved his feelings by whist
ling, until We had arrived at the door of my
friends dwelling, when he muttered:
81 s'pose seein' what's passed, my room Will
be better than my company" and turned up
on his heel and left me-
lTo BE CONTINUED.
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Latsr from Psnsacsln-6en. Arneid Peedins
the Peer,

Nav YoRK, June 5-The steamer Philadel.
phia has arrived from Pensacola on the 25.h ult.
rebel deserters were constantly coming In, vii.
sons Zousves are engaged throwing up fortifca.
tious commanding all the land approaches to the
city, and sioop-of.wn yinoennss also lays on the
town. -
Gen: Arnold was engaged In the humane duty
Of feeding the poor Of Pensacola, who have bee,
rendered destitute by secession rule About 900
feosl cavalry were In the neighborhood, and our
pickets were capturing some frequently.
Two companies Of regulars are passenger on
the Philadelphia; bound to Washington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Visit Of a Rebel Gunboat to JacksenvllIe,
Ark-Destructien Of Cotton and Sugar.

POcAHONTAs, Ark, June "A rebel gunboat
came to Jacksonville day before yesterday and
destroyed all the cotton and sugar there and then
returned down the river destroying all the Gotten
and sugar as she went. Fot a time there was
much CONSERVATION in this vicinity, and the
troops were ordered under marching orders.
Tuesday night. All In quiet now.
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Tickets o1o-Sbares In proportion. :,
yOHN A. NORRIS & 90. are the sole and
Only managers Of the Delaware State Lotterlsa.
~ All erdsrs fer hekets or psFts OF neksts vii
drswings. oeFu6ed by the State Commissi.nsrs, 8,
Nsn The y yd,sxa nnnbs.: are also publi.hsd in the
JOHN A. MORRIS e. CO..
a. Managers, Wilmington,
h"~im Delaware,
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
SURRENDER OF MEMPHIS AND FORT

GEN. HALLEcK's HEADQUARTERS, June 4, mid
night-A man who left Grand Junction this
morning reports the surrender of Memphis and
Fort Pillow to our forces on Friday night.
(Up to the hour OF closing the telegraph line
last night no confirmation Of the above statement
had been received. "
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PAssKN6EK TRAIN To NAyAss,s

WAR DRPARTHENr,
OWet Mi1sfa'g SspsTIs8sHdsH; Railroad, L e.
WaS.!astoH, aPriI ls, ISCs.
No Passenger Train will be run from wssh' :.
ton 70 Manassas until further notice.
ID. c. McCALLUH,
ap l9-tf NJ. d. and srp't RaIl,oatt I. =
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III Mr.. Charles Myers, a we'll known citizen
Of baltimore, died very suddenly in that city on
Wednesday.
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Important from Mexice-Defeat Of the
French Army.

NEw York, May 5.-The Key West CORES
pondent OF the Express states that the frigatt
Potomac had arrived there from Vera Cruz with
information OF the complete defeat of the French
and their retreat to Vera Cruz,
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Cash. DOORS

= AND BLINDS,
opposite the Market lin The resr.) For sals ohea
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ByJar "a. Coolest Place o ArnSssmsaI - he city
TIE TIE SS##aakksSINNS S#aakksSiNNS
%EsFERES %EsFEES ssSSGEss; ssSSGEEsss;;
e L A A Il UTLER,
Who Tor six H,t moEths Psst has constituted the
WESTERN Z DEPARTMENT. ths
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before GAN. SIsEL ana the No4LI Pa, RIOfs
whose oeeds OF arms constitute
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, render her
The First FaOOrite Of tie DGy!
LESMPffs LEMfs PANE sEb GyRRfts.i' GRRts.f'rE.
IN NHw AND sTARTLINs AcTs!
WILL De REPEATEp!
w;,h COULD NOT Do OTHERWISE
WIN 'neers eDu I5PyeSedssntsa s laughter from frs
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On w'd5Fissd.y Fss 6SS,Sss ) Rfy 2Isss by Rice.
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about eyery thing and ever body.
OF course-Of course!
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Door. CPS. q y; ps5fOrm.ncs 9. sk O'Clock.
Admission ~ cents Oroasstss Cksirs 30 cents.
LAST MATINEE,
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June7.
a of sSs Hf Rs Season
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HsR HkfnsTTssr TsSN the ths tIs.t AtSernoon Essonls,
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Doors open at O'Clock perf0rn snos oommcrce
concert Of the Marine Band. jss
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Ne. YorI
w acssHs. bsfrssR 1St aud ID sfs-The subsori-
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ooocf me- there S Ss Ssns sna Of
sttSndsnce. A fine Ten-pin. Alley and Shooting
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He Plsdgss himself that he will uss hi. bsss sn.
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sh .SS oiS srsss E,s9 south ss
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= s, a The es. q
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:eyns s: many q ss' Sss.s Sss
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD'S ATHENEUM.
Tenth street, pear Psnnxylvinis sv.
-. n. HALL----- --~- .--- .SteEe Manager
EueINk .....--.-.--Orohestrt director
hlLLir "AkhkN- ----.----- ----- ---- ErsttufeI
THIS EVENING.
BENRFIT OF IHE DvARF COMtp1kNs,
COM. FOOTE AND COL SMALL,
To begin with the Comedy Of
PAUL PRY!
neui TtJ Stutrt no Oeon
Sol ~ ~ - Hall
Eo-h hsruy----.' .---- - .---- hcrne
ELIZA ..-... Miss A nder son
Como IEterlude presenting
THE DWARF COMEDIANS.
To conclude with the fsroe of
THE BENICIA BOY,
BOD boDOlns t''B. b. Stuart Robson
mIs runcheon MRS NlnoeI {
Dotothy Bishop
To MORROW SATURDAY.
AN AFFERNOON PERFORMlNCE.
Beginning at hall. past 3 O'Clock, for tie conye
nenoe OF Ladies and CnIldren
TIE DWARtS WILL APPEAR,
IL Saturday Night, BsLefI o. Sius Robscn.
ADHESION.
Uretf Clrce and Pare ueste.----51 cent?
GIcnSsLa Seets------- rs cents
,renllJ circle e-z------------.---------x5o cents
No extra charge for secured seats,
Doors open st half past O'Clock; performances
70 BEGIN at quarter past 8
GROWERS THEATRS.
Pa avenue, near 4th St and the Willsrd House,
AsONAhp UkOVEh------------------. u ALkxcT