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President, and w, p. Smith, ithsgeueral
superintendent 81 of the Baltimore and
,lJI9 ONO Railroad Company, who attended
the presidential party to this city,
Inere IS a good deal of speculation as
g the object of his visit, but nothing is
known here beyondsthe fact that he 'Visii-
'eed General Scott, whom he did not find
in very good health.
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{ Wheeltng Wholesale q Re11I
SHOE MANuEAc,T0pv

,,l,L THE undersigned may be found ht5I 40
s1... In: naln street, where We are eTtenGIveIy
S sH,ii IN notwithstanding the latest and nj stvI
% q ile, Childron'I Boys SISCi
anl necessities of the citizens 81 heeIiT, IA ~.
ana StH tns country, which we oiier a n
most fAstlliOlS. - i 4aiA % please the
VIC invite the trade, and the public 10 can and
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most sanguihe expectations 10 hone IL ~ oaL
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tsIati Win experienced aud aecomplishs.i me-
i We are prepared to manufacture Styis. aIJ
--le.Iz-.l now JAs:w PtLLsBURY co.
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FUlland dIntorosting PartieuIarA Con
eernins the PresIdent's TrIpto West
Polnt-HiS COnversatiOno65 OF Hours
with General .Soott-specuIat4on as
What IL all AfeRnR
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p W AsnINdrON, june o

The President arriyed here al tan
minutes to seven O'clock this evening On
his return trip. from Newly Yofk cftyy- 4 arSii
West Point. BE left che; latter place af
ten minutes past eleven, making the tfip,
from heY-Hork IN. seven hours and
twenty minutes being the shortest time
oyer the same route betWesn that lcity
and Washington ON record The Presi-
dent was accompanied on the tri6i byc
Col McC allnm. general director milf
'tary roads, and from PhiladeIphia bT
sldent FELTON,; Of the p PhiIhdel phia and
BE tiIloEe n iitf6id g Company, and was
Joined at Baltinote BY Mr.. GsfFe tthei
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DELAERD coRRRsP.oNppNoI,l
Frsmont's Late march up the valleY,,

Correspondence u tile Iitsiltsshser.l
My last sketch closed with an allusiou 10
our retreat from Mcdowell, ION the night
following the battle at that place. Before
continuing the history of subsequent events,
l wish to make y disclaimer, the necessity
Tor which recent perqsal Of my former
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Il wus with utter amusement that many
Of US rose on Sabbath morniug, May. 10th,
to find that Gen. Fremont had eone bask.
'gGrd, as We called it, with large part of
the army; aud that the rest had orders to
march Immediately in the same direction,
We. had been expecting to move forivard to-
ward Staunton, Vta Mcdowell, and Honward
TO Stauntonn was the cry which had the
same effect on our troops as the cry t.on.
ward to Richmond9 has had ON the Eastern
FOrcao s.fa5 = =. -5iI7- -
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THE WAR IN the SOUTHWEST.

Operations OF the Rebels I'm che Vicinity
or Fort Wright-Skirmish between the
UniOnfsts and Rebels in Arkansas
Rebel Troops mt Little Rock, SO.
CAIRO. May 20, 1862
BY an arrival from the feet We learn that . nlg Of
truce went down yesterday TO exchange prisoners the
receipt for whom was signed BY General visrauv
mandng At Fort Wright.
The appearances that the fort has been greatly
strengthened. Several batteries are TO DO con.
structed mounting twentyone guns, several Of heavy
calisre The rebels are still at Fulton.
In CAMP AT IxAKy CRaEx,l
NEAR BArEsvnLE Ark, May 81, 1852. I
quito spirited skirmish took place on the 18th near
Yancey, tho Little Red river, between about $50 men
Of Gen. Ostsrhouses division and COO rebels undor
Colonies cleman and Hicks, in which the latter were
routed with loss Of eighteen left the field and quite
q number wounded.
Our loss was fifteen killed and thirty four wounded.
The rebels have burned all bridges across the
Des Arc und Cypress and ten thousand bales cotton
have been consumed tho Arkansas river by order Of
Gen. Beauregard.
Brgad or General Roane, who Is in command OF the
forces u this State, has three regiments OF Texans al
little Rock, and tho Arkansas militia are said to be
gathered at the Same point in considerable Numbers
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be declared free he shall bs imprisoned for not lea
thaa ave years, and nned not loss lhaA $40 oeo,
the rebellion, be punished by forfeiture Of all personal
property. AMI foev disqualified from holdings oilcs
unisr the United States, NC.
PIT. WaItons substitute was roectcd-2g against III
Mr. MORRILL,, (rep) OF W. offered an amendment IN
the nature Of substitute for the original bill providing
TO- over freq from servtude the slaves Of ebes engaged
~ abettiug tho existing rebellion against thu
OF the United States. ANY person declared fires, IL
thereafter seized moesIed any way by any person
under a claim to such persons service or labor
shall be forthwith discharged hADeas corpus
by any court OF the United States, aud
tina Court or Judge acting sal writ shall commit
for trial for kidnapping the holding the said
resdinan and ON conviction OF sezing or holding Tho
said ced man knowing him TO have been declared free
by Court Of the United States tho person convicted
shall be sentenced t. DO cnfnsd the peDtentary for
swearing falsely in any proceeding under this shall
DO guilty u orury, and liable on conviction, o the Pc
Mr.. Morrll's substitute was re.ected-lo TO l26
The following was the affirmative vote
ys.smM,ssrs Roscoe oonkling. Dunn Frank, Gooiwin,
Phelps, OF Ca Porter stratton, Walon. of w.. Worcester
The House vote on the bill exactly Is II was
ported from the select Committee.
Hs.s e.a Alley Ao . Aes Pa. B Sss
GSs.Ss E9eoc r Gionkns Gutter Davis buell. Edy.s
Rop pssai u sasa
hSs9s sss 'Ss o u M MSssS
R s Mamie dse ko Ss re rn rs sa
Horn, vanvalkenbursh yerree, Wall Walton OF VT,
Wa hnurne, Wheeler White Of Ind. Wilson. Window and
Worcester
~, 1Messrs Allen, Ancon. Bailey OF Pa. Bddle,
mems Csbo. Corning. Coy Crayens Cisaed, Crt,eaden
Dawes. Delano Owen, Dunlap Dunn, English, Fsner.
man Horton johnson Kellogg Of III. KsTix,n, Killnger.
Mn les, Mitchell. Nixon Noble Noell Norton Nugent,
Oie Psndleon Perry Phelps Of Mo-; Potter PRICE, Rice
sneMsld shie SIM a. Steele Of NJ X, Steele o. \. J..
Val andigham, Voorhees, Wadsworth, Ward, Webster,
Whaey, WicSlife Wood, Woodruff
INDEMNITY 10 THE CoLoRBD sEANKS STEAMER
PLANTER OUT or CHARLESTON HARBoR DELIVERED
TO THE UNION fIEEr.
The House passed the Senate bill for the relief OF
Robert Small and others (coored). concerned in de-
lvering the rebel steamer Planter from the port Of
Charleston to our feet, 12l against o.
Those voting in the negative were Messrs. Calvert,
Dunlap Harden, johnson, herrgan ton, Shiol. Val
landgham and Voorhees,.
The House then adjourned.
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0aribaldi and the italian Emanci.
patio1ists to Lord Palmerston.
NapOleOn's Occupation Of Rome
q "Flagrant Violation Of
NOn-InterventiO
The Palmerston Ministry De
feated in Parliament.

CAps RACE, May IS, 1884,
Tho steamship Hibernian, from Liverpool Nay Is via
Londonderry 10th, bound 70 Quob.c, boarded OF
Cape Race at six O'Clock last Sunday morning. The Hi
herman has 40 cabin and 800 steerage passengers
we'll.
Tho steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool 18th, via
Queenstown 18th inst, passed Cape Race At eleven
O'Clock last night, and boarded BY the press news
boat
The Kangaroo has ~ cabin and 572 Storage passsn-
gers She experienced head winds throughout the
passage.
In England the Parliamentary proceedings were unim
pcrtant.
Tho distress in lancashire debated in the House Of
Lords, without reference 10 the American affair.
deputation from the Galway Steamship Line waited
on Lord Palmerstou for restoration OF the subsidy
lord Palmerston could give dscision but promised
the governments consideration.
Tho continental political news Is meagre.
The health Of the King OF Belgium continues to I'm
prove.
Prussia has sent special commissioner TO Hessc Cas-.
sol, and, it u reported, backed him up with military
movements.
Victor Emanuel was enthusiastically received in Mes
sina.
1t was reported there was military conspiracy IN 81
Petersburg In favor Of Poland.
despatch (hs htest from Liverpool, Of tho 18th Of
May. savs thu to-day IL unmportant.
The steamship Canada, from Dosson via Halifax, ar
rived out the nth inst
The steamship City Of New York, from New York
arrived out on the 14th Inst.
The steamship Bohemian, from Portland arrived on,
on the I4th.
The steamship Tcutonia. from New York, arrived at
Southampton on tbs 10th inst.
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Senate.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1904
uKRuIA MISSOURI.
Mr HENDERSON, (Unsn) OF No., presented memorial
from the citizens OF Southwest Missouri asking protse-
lion from guerilla bands.
txGlLtASG TIE ADDITIONAL yotrrrxnRs nv
THE PEnHpnT.
Mr.. WILSON. (rep.) of Mass from the Military Con.
pttec reported back the bill legalxing the acceptance
of 200 900 more troops.
THE ACT vRExlNo SLAVE KNrIoYm TO Asrs1 TIN m
BBrIIor.
Mr. 5umrR (rep.) OF Mass, offered resolution that
rhe Secretary Of War DO requested 70 communicate 20
the Senate copies Of any instructions 70 generals in pur
su,nce Of the act Of August, 1891 setting FREQ tho
slaves employed against tho United States By their p
sers inform the Senate whether any steps have
beer taken 70 make that statute effective laid over
N INVITATION 10 TIE ooxrRARASrA
Also resolution that in tbc prosecution Of the present
war the suppression or the present wicked rebssn
che time has for the government OF the United
States appeal 70 the loyalty Of the whole people every
where especially In the rebel districts and invite all
without dstnctiea Of color or class TO maize their loyal
~ manifest by ceasing TO tight labor f the rebels
osa 70 render assistance IL their power the
ossss of the constitution and government according
10 abty, by arms, labor, In any way and since
protect and allegiance reciprocal dulles " fur
t tbs cuiy Of the government Of tns United States 70
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Advance ON the Rebel Capital-The
Retreat Of General Banks-The Latest
News from the Union Armies at ali
Potnts-Capture OF Rebel Steamer
Important News from Mexico, &c.
Tie Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Captain Cook,
will leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close In this city this
afternoon, at quarter past and at haKpast i've
O'Clock, to go by railroad.
THR NRw YORK HERALp-Rdition for Europe-wiu bo
published At eleven O'Clock this morning. 1t will
contain the latest dispatches from the Army Of Gen.
Mcclellan showing the progress Of the advance the
Rebel Capital; State OF Affairs at Richmond; Par
ticuiars OF the Attack Of tho Robs Generals Jack
son and Ewsn General Banks, and Of tho Re
treat Of the latter 70 wliamsport, accompanied BY
. Map showing the Scene OF Operations; The Latest
News from the Departments Of Generals Hallsck,
Mcdowell, Fremont, Butler, 40; Important from
the Msstssppl-Arriv Of the Union Fleet vcksburg
Miss Particulars Of the Capture OF the Two Anglo ebs
Steamers Bermuda and Crcassnn and all other interest
ing the past week relative the Progress the
War; Late and Important Nows from Mexico aud q re-
cord Of all interesting news of the week.
sa,nrecn Low, son Co., No Il I.dgnte Hin London.
England win receive advert ssments and subscriptions
for tho hEsAIp
The Improved sloat Elliptic Family
Sewing Machine Gall and .'f .n sGpL 2nIy 81 sro.r.
Barry's Trfcsphersus IL ths Best aud
prs:srsins aud restoring The hair LADIES' y l. Sold y
al Druggists
Crist.sae.o's HalE Dye, PressrvAssvs and
dyspnvsssy apSiied .. No. . Xssos House.
w. A. BatcheIor's Celebrated Establish
i S 1sR:s: M;, s and r Dys and
the Most Magnificent and sp.c,ous
Saloon for Bathing Hair Dress snd Shaving Of
secaway and Doy street. unds' Me management Of VIM L
Beautiful Com Bloom
complsIioa and skin Sold BY Al drusss's and 40 Broad
Card.--The Lunas.--Drs. n. Il I. Hunter,
consulting fos nacen, o. T.. thaa ard Ins
narsh'n Abdo,ninai sspporfer@--Corncr
q Broad. ~ aud Ana under Barnum oseum also
Marsh's Shoulder Braees-Corner OF
Broadway and Ann street. uader BSrpum's Museum, also
R.psare Csres by mar.h's Radical
Cur rrusses under Ba nuns scum Of Broad
way and Ann street, also ~ svsd~ay.
Elastic sfoekfngs--At Marsh Bros. Corr
ser Of Broadway and Ann street. under rarnams Museum
Trussss.--1arsh ~ Co.'S Radical Csro
% a. No. snsss =, A.G, H .Os
Truss onos u ,ane name
nm, Isivaitabie Cater OF Hair and
vhAsers No. Barclay Hair Dye - osnts black or
brown.
Deafness, Irspeired sight and Noises In
the Head curea ~ Dr. Won BTSENBERG, ocuhst and su-
is 8 Clinton place, Eighth street
DIR. Kcnnedy's tt~eitcai Discovery In
warranted % cure ScrotulA Erysipcise Ringworm scald
Head salt Rheu Ulcers Sores Pimples and ever
ds~asa Of the Ska. OF Whatever nature.
HoiloSvay's Pills will Positively Cure
any Bilious Fever. taken doses OF sa
Ing.
DIR. Etnncss New rra0.-The only Per-
fec, summer and hhing Truss Cheap, cesn, tcnloga.
ole. 2tS Broadway.
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sr'assE Corsr-CIRcuIr-Part Mos 2oos. 17o7, $40,
2la3, 3ss. 2ll1, 2l45 2l49, 2i5i, CO.'S s1o. General
Term. 25--Prsferred causes. and Nos. I25, 1872, o.
SUPERIOR CorRr-Part Mos. 1899 223, 3495, 1919
g179 2ls1 1885, 2l85, 21S7 2lS9, 2191, 2193. Part H.
Nos 1918 1854 294 1888, 1885, 2770, 676. 1850 2ooe
1928. 1898. Part T-Nos. $685. ls43 697, 2l05, 2l97,
2l99. Dol 1908 2265, 22O7, 2209.
COMMON PLgAs.--Part causes before the Court with
Jury. Part u.-Adjourned.
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MooRs's pRrHpAy--Cornnr ~ IRVINE HAu.-Mr
0ustsvus 0eary's o,ncsrt In Of the 40
n!vorsary Of Tom Mocrs's birthday win come on to-
morrow evening at Irving Han rhe ancs compositions
Of the bard Of Ireland will be produced tho occasion
~ several Of the leading artists Of the cty Tho m
val Is anovsi one and Will DOUBT 10 Largely sssdsi
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Coopxs fx,nrurs-RARrr.-rhh evening the celebrated
norss makes hi, nrst sppsa anoc after an absence
u two years, the Cooper Instituto whsther he be
regarded simply caterer for the public Amusement
sssio~ aud earnest exponent Of practical lbssry
in regard the education Of horses he tai - psvuui
mont rank among those who minister tbs eutsr.sin.
mont and obstruction OF the masses; and seub, nss
that no will render his present performances a. pscun,
ariy prsatabls himself he did the st sxhibasisas
that he gave here.
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Movements OF Cen. Sigcl.


Con. sigo passed through here rous for the East
to-day. On his arrival at the depot this afternoon he
greeted enthusiastically by immense multitude.
who induced him, by urgent calls, 70 . speech,
after which no Immediately departed In the Philadelphia
train.
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Kangaroo and IIibernian OF
Cape Race.
-~o~~-->,~>~~>>~~>~-~>~~
News of the Fall of New Or
leans in England.
Comments Of the London Press and the
Effect on the Cotton Market.
ATriumph Of the Union Arms Acknow-
lodged and a Relaxation Of
the Blockade Expected.
The One Thing Wanting is that "Cotton
Should Come Down" to the City.
NJ. Mercier's Trip to Richmond
Still Canvassed i'm France.
Prince NapoleOn's Organ Says that the Minis
ter Was Looking for Tobacco.
-~-~-~>~>~o~-~-c>>~>~~
0aribaldi and the italian Emanci-
patio1ists to Lord Palmerston.
NapOleOn's Occupation Of Rome
q "Flagrant Violation, Of
NOn-InterventiOn
->>~~>>~~~.>>>~>~>~~>~>~.>~~~
The Palmerston Ministry De-
feated in Parliament.
FIRE In THE QUEENS COLLEGE At CORK,
&C.. &C.. &c.
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Fra ace.

m whole west wing is totally destroyed. and TIE Are
v sim raging.
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Coxcnu ION ouR SICK AND WOUNDED SorpmRs.--ro.
morrow evening Signor Antonio Bsrin and his pupils
viii give concert At Do6woth Hall for the benefit of
the sck aid wounded soldiers Al the Ladies. Hospital,
corner Of Lexington avenue md fifiy-nrst Sig.
nors 5briglh and 1ppohto Will lend their valuable so<-
vices this occasion. The prog Is very excel.
lent and would In itsoif prove grsa, attraction
wsbcut tbs patriotic object in view, and which,
should commend " generous support on Ia, PAR, Of
the public.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashea
and inior nation furnished by TAYLOR Co., BAnkerx
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bALIInoREs why 70, Iooz.
Baltimore street. from Calvert to Holiday, Is crowded
this morning. There Is considerable excitement Tho
crowds chasing obnoxious people, and occasionally
beating some one.
The people demanding the display OF the flag from
all the newspaper Offices public buildings All have
complied except tho Ns Sheet which oGncs Is closed
abandoned.
The excitement Is fearful and prominent secessionists
have disappeared from the streets.
The military have taken part in tto.s transactions.
recruiting Office has just been opened in Baltimore
street. displaying nag bearing tho inscription "Rscruit
ing ONCE. First Maryland Avengers"
Among those mentioned as being molested BY the Union
men yesterday. the Of Robert McIans late Minis
TOR to Mexico enormously given. This is incorrect
That gentleman was not molcsted in any way.
The propctors OF the Nss sheet haze reoponed their
Office and displayed tho flag
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Prizes Cashed An all Legaltzed Lotto
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
IL wAn street. room No. l. New York
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THE EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.

Indignation or the Baltimore Unionists-
They Clear the Streets OF Secession
Sympathizers-Tho "F First Mxryiand
Avcngers,' &c., Sc.
BAIT.SoxE, May 20, 1862
Tho excitement continues this morning, and all who
utter dsloya sentiments the streets arc knocked
down.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray street.
Nav iork
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Pure Tobacco.-Yc1loyv Bank Tobao-
co.-Goodwins Pure Yellow Back Tobacco. from an
impurities for sale by all tobacco and segar Dealers aad r
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Tho political news Is unimpofinnt
The Bourss was hoavy. Rentes Tor. COO.
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A Pair Of Good Patent Leather Bo0<s
for 81 at BARTLETrs s2 Grand street. Of Nofc0
a rnu.l
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wnnR GARDKS-Profsssor Anderson has leased this
establishment for the His term Of oocu.
pascy win commence to-nsrrow. week (Juns %. Ne
opsns with svsotacslar bsrlssqna. BY Charles Gay
er founded on shaksperss play Of fhs Tempest" ,iis
peculiar construction Of which aords scope for tins Pro
fosssss nscromantio feata Entirely new scenery 10
being painted fer the piece BY Mr.. Hayes, and WILL N
all sshss respects, 10 supsrb.y mounted good com
pany has been secured, prominent among whom "a Miss
Emily Thorns, from tho Adslph theatre, London, whc
sustans The principal female character In burssqus
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omeiai Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotterles
=. . kKsrUcxr. kxraA Class 2il-Aay "a. 1861
AZ, S6, 81, ~. 10, III, 81. IS. rs, 81, 81, IL. g
a. kEsrucgr, GLASS sis-Nay &c. 1864
81 49, 49, IA, l6, 80. II, 81, 81, 80, Il, g.
Circulars sent free OF caarge BY addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Gown ton. KY. d. Louis No.
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Delaware state Lotteries-
KxsrucKr. ExrRA CLASS I9s-Hay %. 1861
"a, ~, ~. ~, -, 2, d, 50, 80 so. Al, I6, ~.
DKLAvAsx. CLASS 2ss--May rs. 1855.
:. %, 6. 90, IL, Is. %. ., %, L, 80. %, 81.
John A. MORRIS & CO..
Wilmington. Delaware, or Gown stou, Kentucky.
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Tho New Drama q { Barnum's IL o s ucs
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Great Baby Snow commences MondAy June = instead a
Tuesday June3
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LATEST FROM NASHVILLE.

The Late Union Meeting mt Murfrses-
boro--Dcserters from the Rebel Army
Seizure by the Provost Marshal mt
neutrality-suspicious. OF Telegraphic
Com nm unics alton with Cen. HaHeck,s
Headquartcrs-Thc Report or Battle
NJ Cerfnth Not Credited, Be-, So.
NASHVILLE, May 20, 1862
Union meeting at Murfrsesboro on Saturday was At
tended BY thousand people, and much enthusiasm
was manifested. Speeches were made By Governo
johnson, Hon. Mr.. Cooper and others.
Thirty six soldiers from the Corinthan rsbel armg
came here and took the oath OF allegiance
The Unitod st'es Marshal has seized all the printing
Offices In Nashville. as fosfsitsd for REASONABLE pubca
tons.
LorEvnIs, Nay 20, 1862.
Tesgraphc communication between Halieoks hoad-
quarters and Nashville has boon interrupted since I'VE
O'Clock last evening The report from the east Of bat
tls d Corinth, In believed TO BE- .ase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

Pair OF Patent Leather Boots for %. -
BARTLErrS, ST. Grand street. corner Norfolk street
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psuble with the self OF decent citizens
peeially tnini.abe the Institution OF msrmony II
hereby ordered bat all respectable loyal sad a
stuon be and hereby declared free 60 22
way aud invest four do lars in Of KNOX
Hats The ladies requested that ths order
mediately enforced.
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Eight Carries de Vfsite for q, -
BALCH 8, 2s3 Greenwich street. corner Barclay.