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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

A correspondent assures IS that re Lave
done Gen. sigel injustice IL assigning BIN 70
the Democratic party. He calls himself Rs.
publican, and has always acted with the Re.
publican party, being too good and Consistent
Democrat to have anything to do with those
who oriy call themselves by a name, tho Prin'
eipIe. of which they don't understand, or dOo't
belieye in. OF course, knowing this DOW. va
honor him al the more as man, but not .
whit more a. o brave soldier. We never ia-
CURED, and we never cared for bis pcIitics.
appreciating aud thankful for hs military skiu,
Lis extraordinary bravery, aud ais mastering
fdelity to bis adopted country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
ssOW ls9KF0LR NAvy-KArgD WAS
sT.RENDERED.

To the tffcT " IL y. y. IIt6v7f.
notice tia. you s0ici. contributions toward toe ho IL
the burning Of tbs Norfolk NsyyInd nave long eessssA
20 WHISTLER should contribute IA. little know but lave
length coDc!o i sks the judge OF It's value me'sS
pre- isios that 10 no. wish my connected with b
any way
Soms months gentleman whiting st my hou'e VIE
board the Pawnes Il the tins the sv mt tcck ps
sad giving account Of 1t. be sit there
council held on bossd the Pswuee preons to the ssn pssS
destruction Of tho Ys-d and tina. the members e. INDUCED
freely Equor thai tic sorisy Of hso were Intoxicated
and be mentioned IL parcasr that ofrer e tho g.
Navy who was from Wssans'n 10 taxa charge Il
one cfihs vessels intended be broDgh: dunk
b. be had 10 be sj The side Of toe Psvnee Into bic
bs.. Nv informant said that Lieut. Marcy mos, earnest
aud sf.uuou, in hi, ssr to disusde ID, membeS Of the
council from committing the conmplatsd outrage. bx
,reschery srd liquor TOO much for him. aud ali know
what disgrace the country The result u the sitting
that lnc To look bccs . affair now Il certainly looks
NOR, Ike drunken foc than anything else sad thirk tbs
is the t,as IN, 10 which TO consider it.
Tho writer OF toe foregoing gives VI his
name; but, since be forSids any use of it, We
regard that os of little value. We p1ot Il not
az true, but as afording hints TO the Court
which I'VE trust) will, 60 soon - m3y be, 10
const,tnted expressly to investigate sarFerder
which now forms one of the most SHANGHAI
pases Of our Naval history. Id.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
CDrSECTHSlr.

No other Free State has held so many
" Peace" meetings and evinced SO much active
sympathy with the Shareholders Rebellion q,
Connect cut; and every man engaged in or in
sligaling those trai.orous proceedings is an ar.
dent supporter Of the ticket claiming to be
Democratic aud headed by james {. Looms
for Governor. The Democratic editor a.
Bridgeport, who was mojbed for his open and
nosy sympathy with the Rebels, and there.
upon ran away ADD .o.ned them, would nov be
hard 0. work for Loomis s. Co. were he dil
10 Connecticut, and viii undoubtedly cheer the
lroopiug 'Y.ri.s Of the traitor chiefs ~ assuF-
H. lion LAT il is virtually their 'ic,ory,
should Cos. Buckingham be Leaten. From tho
hour in Na.ca shc cOwardly and tra..0rous bonn
baglment Of seventy men in Fort Sumter
ryg.cd .hc loyal states to patriotic enthusiasm
AID effort, compiling even Tie Hero'd to cease
.rc BE al'g.Ira b, The Free States Of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

On Friday morning, as we learn from an
official dispatch from Flag Officer Foote, three
vessels, with as many mortsr boats, made q
sharp attack upon the Rebel floating battery al
Island No. 10. Aftcr the firing had been kept
up for al hour and half, the battery cast Of
from its mcorings, and driited down the river
mile or two. TIE Union vessels then
turned their fire upon the shore ard island
batteries. No one wac injured on board the
vessels during the fight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

A TRoPHr PROM NswBERS.-The dag which
waved over Fort Thompson, one Of The deienses Of
Nowbern, y. c., before the Shepard Rides go. ITO
the neighborbood, was brought to this city by the
gallant Potter, who il now slowly recovering from
bis wounds reesi ed in the stormng. Ii il sf 70
Col. Shepard after whom the corrs ia named, aud
may be seen at Tfinys. A dag, is appearance
might be improved by the addition Of ten stripes and
eleven stars. The friends of Col. Ferrero and hiA
brave command are especially invited 20 see thls
trophy Of the glorious iith of March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

vote of CO to AZ. We presume 30 much upon
the good sepse of the House, however, as u
believe that they will not consider this 'aa
settlement of the matter. A simple proposition
covers the whole question: Either "person'
" held to labor" are slaves, and therefore
property, aud liable to taxation under Tue
Constitution, or else they are citizens, ana DO.
property, and should be accordingly protec'e'
in their right. a. such. Act on the iac''
whichever it may be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
The Stare Military Doard's
ConurucIs.

ALHANf, : TIlaF, AqII = Iol4
The statement having been made, IN noticing 10
report Of tbs Select Goa mitee 20 examine tie acN
of tho State Military Board under the Three Million
bill, the the officers OF Gov. Morgan staf reeeisi
double pay il is proper 10 state, on inquiry az re
Controllers Office, that the Stsii Officers have only
received the pay Of Majors OF lnlantry, sl.hongh
their rank entitled them to the pay OF BddAdier.
EaIaraln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Il il stated that DR.. Russell, tle CORE pOu-
dent Of The Loadoa Times, has secured his
passsge home by steamer sooa 70 sal, and
that the reason Of this somewhat sudden e..
Partcrc is to be found in liz recent Gsmie o,
rom the vessel from Washington 10 Fo.Lres
Monroe. The order Of the Secretary of War
Prohibiting correspondent. u The Fr.s from
accompanying the Army OF :le ro.ouec Ia
DOW been reScinded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Attorney General Bates has given an opinion
20 the effect, that neither the Pension law o.
1918, nor that o. 1886, covers the case d
.oldiers enlisted under the Presidents call OF
1871, and that no adequate provision nov eG-
srs for the families OF those soldiers, when
,h5y are slain or disabled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Mr.. Beneon j. Losing, Author Of The Pictorial
TieldBo k Of the American Revolution, ia now en-
gagsd upon " Pictorial History of the Great Re
bel-or," which Geo. ". Chiids, will publlss n
Philadelphia, in forty 25-cent Nos. Mr.. Losing
well qualified fol bis undertaking, and bic History
viii doubtless be accurate and interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Fpticed BY the large prices offered for sub
stitu,es by the reluctant Rebels in the South
who have been called TO bear arms for the
cause they have espoused, thirty OF tho youth
of Baltimore set out from that city day or
two ago to go Southwark aud sell their GER
vices. They were oil captured as thoy were
cmbarbing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

The ChenaDgO Canal Extension bill was
ordered TO Z third reading in the State Ar
.eInbly, yesterday. 1t has been materially
amended making Of it simply declaration
that the State will, at some future time, when
its finances arc in better condition, complete
.he work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Surgeon Gen. Finley has been removed from
the charge Of the Medical Bureau OF tic War
Department. and DR.. Wood has taken his
place. Assistant.Surgeon Wright has been re-
moved from the Medical DirectOrshp at ST.
Louis. and Assistant Surgeon Camp has been
appointed in his place. Other important
changes ere soon 10 be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
Murder and Suicide.

busIUN, 7 IulFl ~ ~ ' w
In Danyers. on Wednesday night, a man nsined
u,srs heat lis wife 10 deeth, aud on tie following
rrcrnina emit hi.own throat. lie poseessed cons'd,
erblg prooe~v, but had the reputation OF having %
uupoysrusbls temper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

The steamboat Isaac Newton. Irom New-iofA are
rived here in good season fo-d4' -
The Ice in lhe river is all doai and oilers no oo'
The 5s'i fee in the Mohawk pver has also broken mp
There is TO freshet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

IIITV lTVfT, fr''lNf At - p ill-
A desractyo ic o., urrei he'o las, hisS' We, %.eH
."oia & Hrre,s,eiu, corner Foufta aud Prin'
s,,ee-s. Ia s'liVOo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
s.x,uc I'm of EaraI,-Two Men
bArcN ned.

P.luDEIPHlA Friday, AprI T. I0tr
m .,,, ,,er. bnfied in Independence sduar-
,,, '",sn"on bv The aying in of earth upon then
.n it;,o uey we're dSgirg treneh. One OF iae
bo.lia, Las been tabsn QUIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
ExpeiIing n Bank.

EnS oN frtdfyf NP" v -
The Bank OF Mutual Redemption wss io-i,! ca
,e,l.I ,,5ta the Clearing Home ny vote Q, "a 10
for hlyinc faIed to comply sith tue re' Oh 'ae a.
socia,ed Bauks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

The House Of Representative, in Coumitsee
Of the Whole yesterday concluded it. oonsid-
GRAFTON Of the Tax bill; the amendments
adopted in Committee arc to be printed and
.he whole snbleot is 70 come Up On MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

We print this morning a condensation OF The
report of the Legislative Committee on STATE
Military Contracts, including some OF tue most
interesting and important testimony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
:(elg.ll2glf Daily Grjbnllf
SATURDAY. APRIL 5. 1852.

ions H. rvsor no 20 Peace street. Nrw-BS ry.wtcX, y
80 siI sfFf7 La lHIBUNg the oitce pri-o 70 all she
i-sile II ~ tst vicint.
8os,sEY BEorHER J,nesyie and Madison. WisCossIE,
~. So DALl aud xEELl Inbrss TO- sals-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

80 Yoe. ear be taken o. Anonvmous Comm Indications
Ess,ever in,snGee oT insertion mart be sathentieseI
nv sdores Of tie wrtsrnot neeeiseriy io
p4bcaiion. bit O. sRusrsnty FOL BE good faith.
-c.uno. unCesse % return reIccito Cosanluniesons
AZ opsosss stssis ior should sdd.ea'sd 70
'rar IusVSE." HoW.Rork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
The Steamships Niagara md
America.

HALIFAX, Thursdsyi aPIi q" -
The steamship Nisgara sailed at lg{ O'Clock 'lls
evening, Tor Boston, where she will be at al eaFy
hour on Saturday morning.
TIE sssn,ship America has not yet arrived h'n
Bos'op.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

The mails for Europe, by tho oieamships
saxouia and Edinburgh, viii close this morn
jag at I05 O'CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

RARE RIPEs.-A restaurant on Broadway exho-
tied fine sipe strawberries in its show window 80
terday morning. They are put up in little ba'kes
holding twelve or Reen berries, and are sold ior Is
cents per basket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

F10T0V y "TT-V A'fT ~
r. re-. Ttoma, -. COY f. u, mber ot c'ie''''
r,I. 4. 4 b.. .gy,.-.. q. i. a. .1lJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

there is ability somewhere in the school ad-
verso 70 Mr.. Bineham's views to supply 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

HTRNIA or RUPwURC.-T The best proof that
ri thote vbo have Uora them aid been cGicd Persons
c,ed viii this troubles couPl1iot should Call Or
MLgsH BRolHEns coFner yf Auuf ard B.0sdwry, Under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

IMPoRTANF.-ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
,-,-ll be sen ct hall r.- BY HAESoESs ExgRFss No q
srosdwoy. They send daily al points occupied by Union
IrccrS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

READER, you can have an enduring, always
-eady and reliable 0oo Es exactly sdapted to your hand
and style Of writing wh1 win do your wIi'i1g vs'ty cheap
= sn Steel Feus j. you wsnit "rhe Pen ia MishtieT
than the swgrdr IN soo'her column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

AT JEFFFES', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies BAL
.-orsr Booqs At ~ sud 80 q pair; Mssos. s. so an
- q. Cfidr.i ! p aud 81 -. NOSE clesper Keep
ri- Al goods y. grrsuted e. EFFzRs No 315 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

HrEENG's PATENT CHAMPION FRi-PBOOF
sAFs hc res5e ecuIi'y rom Gre nov sroen III ER-
vrNt's Chamucl 1n-ris -rJUf SsFEs. with Her m. enc
oyds Potent ysial ixed l'on'-tb The only metal
aiici cannot be- drll.d =. UEES'NG 90,
no Zsl Urocdwlg. cor. Murray.st.. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

GENlN's Spring style Of Sllh aud FELT HAZE
foT Gcnticlncu ready. - o.. - .ri.i -
GEMS Nisse, 8oJ. and in'.ns .rs IN eyeTy y4s'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
IHs TRlBUNl ALMANAC
For aSS&.

For Sc.
as pogt,a. 4. s-tt 2 Dow ready
RCa n cent H. coD.erfor 81; ilo copies 81 pos,ssc
asid By i.rD~ess. = per loO (os3 orders solicited
ge cs. comply back numbers OF the Inbuts Ai4'loc i2
ran 1870 5 l6.G ls5- 1885. 1852 1850 ard 1901 frce L.
sescl p,., psid. Ailr,ss THE TEiauTE. New-foiS.
BRONCHITIS.
.aa NJ H. GaTdaeT, Principal Of the Rutgers Eeasie
Iusu.u,e, New-YoIk
NEw.YoRK, May H. ls5a.
Drlasias: nave been sfi.oted with Bronchitis duho,
ls pas. Winter aud found relief until found you
ssnlin e u,o TO large class Of purs, and 20 0ie who
rsy need this remedy.
Very respectfully G. IL 0ARossa
t. Mss J T. Br1TN Z Sow Roson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

TRussLs.-Euptured persons should tiro"
away im,e6istcy i5-ir Of fashioned Truss spd obtain
~ uqF'e PArss1 LF.1E I s-' THIS iuffruL emf -
ps.ec. light ra'y ,csi ana Iliable, Pamphlets ree No
y Bonds. y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

A Forward MOVEMENT.-Gcn. Mcclellan :
order TO advance die create excitement on the baS'
n tbs Poomsct kSoI uent thai be hsdopeaeo
lbs Spring can pasn IN GRNTLEMENs Hans in Newton
The ruGh ex-sorjua y, 5at The midst o. s ANo~
Dr. served bic eoraoimy and exchanged piles Of elegant
spstsc H,rs for l. 5 notes Hesdf1siers 2s hsosdway
, 1862-05-10

line Of battle, the decks cleared for action,
and some shots from the new Parrott guns
sent whizztng towards the rebel boats, who
got out Of range, and steamed back to tic
fort as speedily as possible. It is reported
that two Of them were hit, but the distance
Tas go great that it WAS almost Impossible to
ascertain with certainty the effects Of our
shots.
Firing from our mortars, which has been
suspended for the past two days, was at ouec
reDcwcd, and when tho Brown left, was con-
tinucd with great Tiyor. To guard against
any surprise from the enemy, the 1nortar boats
are toRed up the river every night, and remain
bChind the fleet, SO that tho rebels would
have been fo1ed had they succeeded in round
ing the point without being observed.
There is no reliable news from Pittsburg.
RumorS were current at the Landing yester-
day morning that Corinth was being eyacua-
ted, but little credence is giFen to them
Trains on the Illinois Central Railroad will
arrive and depart from tie passenger depot in
this city, as heretofore, after to-day. Boats
connecting With the iron-bridge hare stopped
running, as the track is entirely clear Of water.
Memphis papers OF May 5th contain teIe-
gram from New Orleans that the troops in
Fort Jackson had mutinied, spiked the guns
and surrendered the fort to the Federal troops.
Thirty-tWo thousand bales Of cotton had
been burned by the authorities Of New Or
leaps before the surrender of the city.
The Memphis 4if;pc1z contains telegram
from Corinth l|ilt Gen. Hailech,s ARMY is
noyi1ag very slowly, and that it was the gesl-
er;i opinion thrre that nj INTENDED moving
across the country towards Memphis.
Baton Rcuge had been strongly fortified ind
Wa considered i.npreggsal'le. In another part
o!the paper is Ill editorial conitssiny the weak
mess uf The rebel tel=nses on the Mississippi,
ahd expressing fears that the Federal fest will
:.opn control the c1itirc river.
All troops On the lower Mississippi had beeu
concentrated at Coriuth.
, 1862-05-10
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON, May 9, 1HR-
SENATE.

NJ s1 ,1,iei1e,as ~ - fn ri The n1ess pS 81 tbe
lor os e9ua' pta'nete7 ~ al '14e pies" u LUG
eoMI'15 ~ 1R5RiovN1N- of m nresen+aa a oat;t,on
ri : ~ rsi 49, - - ~ ;nh;ep pt.tn ~
~ oI;R Ie1'A 'A'+n @&S-Ae W VIZ
al1SeHsiRf ~ IiREf1Nn1Ep ~ 1r7ch eror, tho f,on,,
H. "a 1oDteree ~ rannrted 4 tbe Hauae 4an i III
mttse o1 ~ pa.t tacs;an ,n ~ ~ Teya "
rtlsuSg @ 70 tne ue11e, e. ~ e r e
nue. dne olt ~ Eher he has " ree.
1n e. hc1ieSa ne iU cs1o "a intened to resch
t9e renel. II Mso autao.lzgs s:t r. IGe cre.; oeere5
oi me Ieatn 10 D. prGn.o'i .aF nf cartasn oos
, 1862-05-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE WILLIAMSBURG BATTLE HAS
Been uhDERRATEp.
Captured Flags Of New Orleans.
DIFFERENTIATION OF SOUTHERN
WOMEN.

[special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, May 9, 1852.
The Baltimore Amesican contains several
communications urging the aboiishmeut Of
slavery IN Maryland.
Merchants write that Mr. Lathrop, the new
Collector Of New Orleans, would be dista5te-
full to merchants there, on account Of his bad
character; hence, there is motion ia the Sen
ate for reconsideration.
a woman fugitive from Memphis via Rich
mond, after journeying four weeks, has az
11yed here. She says the devotion OF the peo-
plcto thc South is still unshaken. Women
say If Ill the mcn are killed, regiments Of wo-
men will drive back thes Yankee invaders.
They we're taking up carpets from parlor floors
and giving them to their armies, to cover
soldiers and cartridges.
The Senate Contlscation Committee has had
one meeting, but has done nothing except dis
cuss the general principles and read over va
rious bills. It is hoped, but not fully believed,
that majority Of the Committee may agree
on a bill that means something. Senator
Cowan don't wish to report for q month or
20. Other opponents are more reasonable.
Another meeting will be held tomorrow.
Minister Moatufor, from San Salvador, is
here, and reports L gre;lt internal improve
ment in the affairs Of his country, both in
agriculture, roads and buildings. The Gov.
crnmcnt recently adopted the English
debt, and paid 1t of. The priests
have voluntarily banisned themselves in j
body to Guatauala, in consequence Of the
Government passing q law for the di5tribu
tion Of church property among parishes, re-
fusirg to punish speakers against cru5ades
and the inquisition, and in consequence O
their opposition to these reforms demanding
an oath from the clergy to support the con5ti
tuition.
Tic Republican gives IN account OF gang
ofkldnappers about three miles from the cap
jtal who Lie in wait for fugitive blacks ani
run them off into MARYLAND.
The Louisiana pelican flag and the conftler
ate flag, taken from the City Hall Of New Or
leans, are On view in the ante-chanlber of tht
House. They were brought By Capt. Bailey
It is reported by passengers fro'u Fortrcs:
Momoc that the Monitor, after three hour
fight, drove the Mcrri1nac back yesterday
leaving James River open, and herself receiy
ing no injuries.
Ono who Nas present at the battle Of vii
iamsburg says the magnitude of the battle i
underTa ted here. It was greater than Bul
Run, and better, because the rebels rur.
Henderson Of Missouri was the only Boz
der States Senator voting to appropriate th
negroes o#n money to the education Of thei
own children, and to repeal the black law
of the District
, 1862-05-10
REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH,
The Rebels Abandon Arkansas.
Strength Of their Forces at Co1inth and
Fort Pillow,

P1TMAE's FERRY, Ark, May 6.-Two gen
hemcn who have been In the South since the
commencement Of the blockade, arrived here
to-day. They say they left Memphis two
weeks since, coming TO Jacksonpoft on the
steam ram Hal, which arrived there last Tues
day, but her officers hearing that ou. troops
were marching upon that town, she immedi-
ately started down the river. Our troops
reached there the following evening.
: Provisions, clothing and all merchandise are
very scarce, throughout the South. Tennes-
see money is at . premium Of 20 per cent, aud
gold LOO per cent: Drafting for the army is
going on regardless Of position, and many
Union men are flying to the mountains and
swaMps.
Fort Pillow is the only defense on the Mis-
sissippi that is considered secure on the water
side. PRICES army has gone to Fort PILLOW
to be 10000. Fifteen boats are at Little Rock
taking on boar<1 L, 900 Arksasas troops fol
CoEinfh.
The rivers have been very high, and Napo.
leon Ia now flooded.
, 1862-05-10

sKtRMisH ON THE sHENAND oAK.

New MARKET, Va, May 8.-TeEterdaJ after
noon the rebel pickets above Columbian
bridge, on the east side Of the 2henando II.
were driven back By detachment under Col.
Foster, who was subsequently ambuscaded by
two rebel regiments. The actiou lasted IN
hour, when Foster withdrew his forces in
good order. The enemy did not pursue. 4
company Of Vermont cavalry IVES cut OF aud
surrounded, but escaped by swimming the
river. The enemy's loss Is not stated except
seven prisoners belonging to the 9Th Virginia
and 7th Louisiana, which indicates that the
enemy's force Was Of Ewells brigade This
morning twelve Of our men were reported
1t,feeing.
tits reported here that akirnish occurred
yesterday, near staunton, between Milroy's
advance and Edward Johnson's command.
The latter Was repu1sed and retrested
, 1862-05-10

u The news from Hampton Roads i
exci1ing. Yesterday the powerful armed
vessels Of tie Government. led of by the
little Monitor made formidable demon
stratio. on ScwalTs Point batteries, look
ing to opening tie way TO Norfolk Ii was q
long range duc1. but 1t will be III close quar-
tc7s presently. The o1errinac did not come
*:ut tossny lning1iug III the fight The pre-
Taration fur her destruction is complete
The powerful steamers Arago and Wander
lilt Lie LII waiting ready to cut her down if
she appears, and tile Munitor and tha
Other batteries will engage her warmly.
a few days and d1e reL=ls will haze re-
tired from \irginia
, 1862-05-10

U-of all tie sad spectaclcs, an aimless
civil war is the saddest The curse Of the
South American revolutions has been, that
they settled no question. Suppose the re-
suit cf this war shall be to "rcstore the
I nior is it was''-what shall we have
gaincds After all our outpouring Of blood
and treasure, We shall be just where We
were before, and with nc better assurance
Of lasting peace. But if we root out the
conar IF discc1d, that will indemnity fer
tle mast and security Tor the f1ture
, 1862-05-10

Tutoa Sentiment at Ba1esv1lIe, Ar4.
ST. Louis, May 9.-The following dIspa.ch
yas Forwarded from headquarters to-day: Tie
TnIon sentiment in Batesyille, Ark, is coz
siderable, snd in the surrounding country
strong. The people seem ehecred by the ar
rival Of their ancient and tlme-h -honored flag
Lieut. col. Douglass Mcbride, Chief Of Gel.
McB-ide's stat, and Aide-de-Caup Of Gen.
Frost d. the battle Of Pea Ridge. Was Killed
by our Ekirmishers on the Sd or 4th inst
, 1862-05-10
MADAM CORA JAMES, THE


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