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TIE NEWS.

From our Southern exchanges We make tho
following summary:
't%lAT We aAv6 &c EXPECT.
Under The above captain tie EredeFicksad's
"HerslI' Of the 18th inst says
Wnils we do not bslere the Yankees viii ever
&C: 10 Fredericksburg except as pT:sener', snd
arc authorized to assure the public thst there
is no resi- ground for apprehension, &c: it. is
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a complimentary bsnaHs *ss i7en George
kunkel in Baltimore, On Tuesday, tho llth iast.'
ou which occasion the fol!oTing named
;:artists kindly volunteered their services: Mics
Maggie Mitchell, J. Wilkes Booth, Mrs.. !. 3.
Phillips, and huDkel's Opera" Haggie Mitch
ell appeared as "Rose Ttiquet." ID the plsy OF
that aana and J. Wilkes koolb psrsonased
Oihslo. Aunkel also sung, "say, must InS
[ inn ii iia
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. rbe Provost Marshal OF Alsxshdtia to-day
,,osaJ all this drinking houses and al! me
stores of suffers, who hare ossn sSll'ns i'qu'''
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H.lTERT IN TIE DISTRICT.

Tue Committees on the District of Columbia
Of ihe two Houses haze agreed upon bill for
the sbolition Of slavery in the District, which
is substantially .hs saIhe rs that reported to
tue Senate By Mr. Morrill,, Of Maine. Phe
House Committee will 7ePor. at the earliest
opportunity, snd MT. Morrill, will, to- InoIro"
Ge,h) amend it IS agreed The House Com
mitteo has been equally divided until this
morning, 1hcn Mr.. Feaaenden, Of Maine, sP-
pointed il place Of Mr Upton, OF Virginia,
alter be was unsested turned the scale.
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v1sI7 OF THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE TO BULL run.

y1sIT o. THE CONGRESSIONAL I'FtslI'AII's
COMMITTEE TO BULL EUE.
The Committee on the Conduct Of tue u sr
have bsen to Ball run and Manassas to inv es-
t,este the cause o! our dsfeat there lat July.
they gained some ,slusbls Information, and
wlll clear up the mystery Of this and all other
doubtful things contacted with the war lu due
time.
The United States iriga.e ST. Lawrence,
from Fortress Monroe. With portion Of the
officers and f!ewn Of United Sts.es sloop-of:
var Cumberland and United States fsigsie
Congress, a.r,ed ot tho Navy Yard at Pnils-
delpbis, yesterday afternoon, March IA, where
she is to repair damage sustained in the late
battle from The ebel iron clad steamer Merri-
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4 GOOD JOKE.

the New Tors Times" says, I'll 675r = man
!sapad into en7iable faus !. is tEe distin-
guIshed engineer whose cTos.iyc genius con-
structed tbs battery which arrived SC cppor-
tune;y in Hampton Roads on sludsJ to drive
of tic sferrilasc, snd ssre the country from
untold disaster The DGne Of Ericsson is on
every lip, a1ii is repeated wiz admiration snd
grstituds by rejoicing millions
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CAlRo, Mazan il, lS62.--Tne rebels e7sc.
uated New Madrid last night, lea"iEg guam
tity Of guns and stores, which they were
unable to carry away.
Some lighting t'Iok r!sco yesterday betw eel
their gnnbosts snd orr siege batteries, in
which we loat twenty killed and wounded. 4
shot from oae Of their guns disnountud onr
OF our twent! t!-four ncundels. killing four or
i've. =
Captain Carr, ot tho Tenth Illinois, w.s
killed On Wednesday night while placing
plckets.
The loss ot the sneny a hot known, as they
carried Cd their dead and wounded. They
we're supposed To number six Thousand men.
Island No. 10 is reported evacuated.
Col. John A. Logan arrived hero to-day from
Fort Donolson.
The steamer e. ". Graham retirnel this
Ritnrnaon from Nashville
A large number CT 81. Louis merchants,
who want aP on her with goods for sale, have
returned, SONS having sold their goods at a
Hacri6as. EAnk bills Of loyal State, and specie
ere Scarce.
tSery shop keeper is getting Treasury notss
rvery csr, Thiah ara eagerly sought for--
oouiheiu pauh oiIs, e.roCistiJ tuUse VI 1ei-
nessee, ere abundant
TIE people Of Nashville, however, sre rapid.
ly being convinced of their worthlessness
ANXIOUS inquiries ST. muds for cotton, iur-
pen.ine and rosin and, although specie WAS
offered. nothing of ihe kind could be had,
except two hundred balos of cotton, shipped
b resident OF Nashville on hia own account.
a soTressa2oDdent Of the "HeFald" tells Of
William Ramsay. who claims to be Union
Gstion. From tie salno writer re ra5eTho
following:
The GeSir. 10 visit Manassas, !s becoming go
prevalent that It is now styled tho '.aanassss
mania," Increasing tTowdg s!sit the place
1nily, taking Cen.re7ille and Bull Run in the
routn. It is amusing to mole Ire diversified
trophies that are brough. b.ak. 4 surgeon
Gsuaoj ula thres skulls he succae1ed in get-
| ting. lie aays he knows they sro skulls OF
secessionists. because in the frat place, they
were dug upon ground occupied By the Tebels
during the Bill Run hght; and. secondly, be.
Cause Of their thickness.
Ono person made the objact OF mis- visit the
discovery Of the burial place Ct Oolouc! Osns-
ron. dc discovered ihe location, beyond
doubt, acd Ell take measures fox tic speedy
| jisilternens Of tie body.
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Stne Officers.


Ira State Lssialatrre vas occupied Prinf'-
?ail? yesterday il, the e..:tioa o State otilcers
ri tie constitutional ierzL.. .cna:n,sncing jana.
s.y q, 1853 The confess fe1 the thcc CT
Psnlsntisry s,orckeepsr "rs. s.ubborn-
;,ur candidates We're i'll Ho.ninaion, and nine
oaiio,s were taken, when Robt 4. Nimmo,
a.7.ng received the requisite numtsf'f votes,
vas declared elected. The remaining %ccrs
sieo,si w,re J. B. Bennett, Auditor Publlctc-
csor.s; I'd Auditor, q. ". Ttonias .: FaS>
fsx; Treasurer, Jno. s Calvert; Rpistsr Lan'
v;f,ey, Stafford H. Parker; Public Printer
Vim. F. Ritchio Secretary Of The H'Iur"on'
7esl,b, Goo, ". Munford.
Cas,air. ". z. Thompson, late oi the 3ls
Regiment, Virginia Volunteers has '.ea pro-
lnotud ty Governor Letcher to 10 a'j's oi Ia
25ia Virginia Regiment Ho is 40" n con
rnand Of that portion Of the reg iment hot csi
tared b. the ensm3 al Rich hount'in- con
sistins Of four companies ard sone paris
Companies.
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was rot e@pel!enr 10 deprive widows and
children OF their inheritance by snrh AZ ect
20 ti;a. iha .Icsndiary p:nsG Of the country
gers trying 70 r6Si7o egain SECTIONAL feeling
aod to bst the Temple Of Liberty yn Ire, and
tic Aoh Slavery e!emcnt is sn 1ioils .o have
tie S':atEsfn wing cf lhs :ernpie Jeatr0Ted.
Thnse people VINO sa5 this: slavery wsa The
cause OF tho rebellion; AMI who sra trying to
make lua Tsr GAUGE ior ali unjust atIsck upon
Slase-y, will hiring down upon their heads the
.indgeInen. OF sTlSttaouS Li91, and the denim.
aiation vi GiTiliz=i world. The rcstorsli3c
ot the Unior will destroy both Secassionisn
sd .abolitiohism- In their lie their lahors
tended t9xs:ddi; the acme unhallowed end. sai
it IL fttiug they both should De consigned to
tho saIns srsTe. May Heaven speed their
ie!n!sa. Ar. t-.rii!e Esre .quctad from toe
Presidents, inaugural Address snd from his
messages; IRON tbs protlsnations Of Gen.
aral. Sherman, .Hsseck, Buell. and Burnside.
a,tG fiom resolutions passed by Congress,
TO silo~ thar it vas never intended to make
tnis f.ar S var sssinst slavery, The leaders
Of Tue rebsilion should BE hung, but the great
rassses aLoul5 ts granted : pardon. Hs
thought that, if proclamation Of amnesty Tss
made We could have peace in ninety days.
Mr. Csriie continusd ss fulloTs Intimatioaa
have been made asairst my own loyalty by
.h9sessbo tsiak il: order 90 te . la}a! man
ens n'ust Be an Aholiron!st. hs hsd ;,eTiloti
all in defence G: the Constitution OF his conn
try. He bad STOOD in the Capitol Of his o"n
Siate, auiid the jeera and thrssls OF mob, and
ass.ssina who sought his life. 0n the 18Th OF
April, 1861, mob oil moi 10y. imam hundred
mcp, or devils, CAFES to big lodgings with
rope TO hang him. H. stood here to day in
the Capitol of the Dstion to defend the Gons.i-
tuition from sl attacks from any quarter that
they n.y come, snd ne WAS prepared 10 sacri-
ice life itself iii iss defence. He stood on the
platform Of the President il his Inau sura! Aa-
dress, and in the language OF torInsr Senator
would say, Let Us cling &c the Constitution
rs tho mariner cliugs to the last plank at night,
when the tempest closes around him."
The Senate then resumed the confederation
oi Ii: bll .or the purchase Of coin, &C.
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CONFIRMATION OF GENERAL x0owEIL's APPOINT.

It is statei by Senators tonight that the
confirmation of General Mcdowell ~ Major
General to day Was in consequence Of dss-
pstch from General Mcclellan to the Secretary
Of War stating that it was important to the
prosecution of his plans that General AcDow.
all should, without delay be confirmed as
Hnjor General
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Confederate States Congress.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2lst 1862.
SENATE
CoMPEIsATToS or MtMsERs

The Senate met at twelve O'Clock, Nj
Prayer by Rev. DR.. j. Lansing Burrows. Of
the First Baptist Church.
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.A$jj(bMon0 Enquirer.
s.rrapAx MORNING, MARCH as, 'sa.

BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRO.
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iAIL.GiAV KdE EESSELS

i Ericason's Moniror has produced & grcsr
IIconmotion 10 Congress. SIS will bs oeen b! thc
Ibil introduced oy tho naval committee in the
tScnate to- day, making heavy appropriation
!tor iron-clsd boats and batteries.
! The bill introduced by Senator Hale, from
{ the Committee on Naval Affairs, to. day, pro-
vides for the construction, under the direction
| of the Secrstary Of the Navy, of sl iron clad
.steam vessel, Of DOT less shau 1--we or six thou
sand tcus burthen. aud Of great speed sud
strength, to =. used only rs ram, for which
purpose 100000 be apPropristed; also,
1913, Coz. 600 for the construction Of iron clsd
igun boats, S7sS, go for the completion Of Ste
;YSos' battery, and $500. 900 for extending the
facilities os tie Washington Navy Yard, 50 as
10 roll and forge plates ioT the alnoTed ships.
( The completion Of the Stevens battery,
which has hung fire Sc lcng, is provided for ir
the BILL
rsE FRENCH aiN1s7EK iSD THI sTETESs' FAT-
TERT.
( Il. Moraier, the French Minister, visited Mi.
fSeerstsry Seward to-day, and desired to know
Eif thero would bo sny inpropristy in his OBJ
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the RICHMOND EAQUisss.
1,.a:p DAILY, sgMl-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
81 TYLER, WISE S ALLEGRE,
TER NJ S

TERMS
-1,;.: Para, ueRT dollars per annuu, and st the
>.,> dollars II taken !or shorter period than one
,A The SsA..wxExIr, y;vS dollars per Ruuurp, ard
- ,;... Tor six months, payable 10 advance. For the
So 4 ne. sauuu, six copies for Slu, to De paid
",r :: advance. Wheu letters containing money
Sy , they must be aSosrrsEp or they viii be
&c ,,t 81 ~ w:N:e.
!. tts ~ AnHERTlSISG s.
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Our Special Correspondence
Our ship ,-lnnd Letter IN prnri Diver
Whit wn- srcn there W-hci Shtrp-hoot.
cr- \ SlCdaddie Nar,nr Fleet 4 =
bou,b tiouilu


Tie steamers W.sthclI, ylt,,, ami J,,ks,n. IL,
d, ,u,,,,.,. a, .il .s,t,,,.
. t " ''''e ''. '''
az ""'t' nave male tccounui.tuco up frul
River, IN scltlh ~ rclI clmhuttt The cncuy \
Lave .,v,t,l ,,cii c,,,,t,,,.,.t 4 az. ,.tt,t.,
~ ~ "''" ''' WV %
''''-' "io' 'h' 'Vh' i't'"n n IKE and the occu-
pat % II btk. puntciatt ain hv our nav, forces
| f. tho ,l.,t wat "a. I'D. p,,,,f piy,r Ii, , i.,
. ..,i -. '' =" '''''
"''' '''''''' '''' "'''"y WincH was shown j. y
Tie roti stance tAcy made nor, than a month ao d.,
,,. on ...,..,.,., d, "a. A., A., ,,.,..,
N a., w "
" 'NN '"''@O'N' I'At' RIVER now iufmsh,s thc
/ uu'y h.dns Ils.o
| GA nccoitn, ne H.. p,rr,,,,ea, of 40 ,i,.r tho
t,rro large I,drr,l s,,',,,,rs ,.,,t ,,, .o,', u
SIR. an, ,,inro thAi , ,,t .t.nr. f,,,,, ,ts ,,,I
| Can.i.nlrr E,gi.t -, ,f,L, ~, a. II ,rJ s,,.,,i
pi' ere 'r,i, ,h,. e. t.u ,l D., ., Won, an I,i
tue Snrh,u, ami ,,n,,,,,,, ,h,r ,,,,,.,,, ,,, a. ,
river Tho, I, .,',,,I va. ',,,,iis AZ, a.,
s.ttl,ni,tt ,,i,,,i,i,, a., ,,,,i it.a,i a., :, 49,
Untr, h,lsr. vl,I o,.,si,,n.i,,, c,,,, a., - d.,
TIE moi ,,nsd,r,iJ, ,,I. A.. ii,i, Al ., 80 ~
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Congressional Prooee iings.
XN\vIIth CONCREsS--.sera,e.
First Secession.

ll.,,tt,.,.. II ., ,,. III, .,
=, tl' ~ Hiy Sl.-Mr. W IsNn called IN
~ "t fi- We s'c, tai'' - ant ,rs
w Ut, " irr-i''it. o., lie ~ red u sttiit ~
,,' ID" we 'i 'it ts + ivy les Tat tie ats uf
We President 90 ac'ltug v. iltecrs arc ',uf-.,l,
- '''H 1c iirih'r hc"l lance % 81. .'i.tctts.
'NN'Ii- y. W y number ~ NNWi II f..ti.r
ir 'i"> ''r premium ul two du.,l't fI, ever,
'''iigr enlisted, aui ft Tie PAWN rt '' Tie ar.t
n'hi 'f rt' ~ advance. lic said thttu lql been
ST lrrt A'ri VI men IN The army. and t.r A..
t'f,t' unuttr wss dlI,G'Si but We hH ,sr-e
number NJ huruc on leave AL sick, AMI .. siI.
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! ds're's II. Lows, 6th and 7th do. W. Lamb
~ so and IN d. T.. Bates, 81 and 4th do. a.
MoGrnth, ist and c,h do. J. l.. Perlcy, 9TH, osi,
snd ;,h do.
' ffREs.-festcrlhy morning at halr.p,st onc
o'clock a fro broke out In the furniture store ot
s's. ByrncsNo 237 First avenue, .sr 18th street.
D. 'lige, si,2OO ; fully insured.
1'HE Cocgrs, SATURDAY. I'm the suprcuc
''rtt tie case II Mr.. James, se.inst whom
c arg" " have becn made eTectng his risht b. prac.
tee "a Ve WI before full Bench q the Law Conn
mi'tse. j. i. Braly appeared as counsel. Mr.
James " sworn in his own behalf and ref,i,ed the
charges m u-s against hin, ty au EXPLANATION s,m,.
." / That .'ais at tho A'tr House, To the mem.
hors Of the Va. and reported In tho suS a, ,ha,
tme. The N'icr Wa finally adjourned until mex,
sat lrd"y ..t t'ourt calendar Today. supreme Court
Special Tern i-NOs |. ?. ,, 4 B. q, !, : 0, 10, H.
IL H. IL, II, 1877, 81 %, % 10 Demurrcrs only.
Hlreme Court Circuit E. Nos s0i, ia.
lioa i2fa. iIei. 1872 la, issS iss3. iDlI. 1902,
l''' 2ll'' 2iia, 9'.L 2i21, 2i2?. 9i3iy. 20, i92s
frt u Nos. dos. IA, a5S Ilf2, lIiO 1867,
-'' -noi, goi6, 2olN 2n34, 2DI2, zie2, 2iIG 2iss,
-I'" 1id' aii, 3ei, 2.'N. ?lol Sui .rior Court
ii'HI I''"-rUt t-:vs G!n, 2l3, 1919. isig.
80 o.', a;i, iiiJ, "a 25I, 23l5, 1861. Part
li-N T. sVi, =. post. 229o. 22ol. 22p6. iiG,
~. so. 2'2, 9'~, tong. Common ficns-TriaI
r'.i"-r", f-N''. 9i92 iooa iooo. ~, 100,
''l', l3'2. tot. 40. ilI2 iiit iiia, a. bas.
80. fNi II -N~. G''. . \ "a, TIA. sol. go,
N 100. gY9 a'i a7,. "a -. giii. D.a
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Washington. Nag 3l.--A disVitrh received at
,Ao War department states that a brigade VI our
trooi =, preceded ly four CONT anics " the RI dr
Island c.V,lry, under Noi'r y lHon. cutcr,i froni
Il yi yesterday m.gnin. At c',v,u o'clock. sni
iruyc oUt the enemy, CONSISTING 90 the Eighth l. l.-
al na. four companies ~ tie 1Nc ith Gcorgia aud a
toly of avs.ry
oar loss is ,i,.lt Killed, Eve wounded ami ONE
MISSING. all from ,Ao Rhode Is,,ud cavalry. We
captured six officers aud one hludrcd aud htl
privatcs
Among the ofnc,rs are Captain Bcckwi,h West,
oi tie Forty-c.hth Virginia Regiment First iicnt.
Gr.nncl,, Of the Ei.,lth Louisiana R,sim,n,, Lieu
tenants j. II. Dickson ami Waterman. Of tie
Twclt4 Gcursh Re iment.
". rrcnVtlr,d e'ghtc,n uf our own troops, 'nkc0
~ tie enemy Il FroltR yala voek ago, among
whom were Major WIN. +. Collins, of the ri'st
Vernon, cav,lry. George II. Gr.ain, Aliu,ant 60.
the Filth Nrw York cavalry; Lieutenant Dutyea,
the riuh Sew York cavalry. aud Frederic Iarr,
ofhc r.rt r. and infantry.
We carturcd a lsr-c amouu, # trnnipo'touou
wagons, and also .n. ., a and eleven railroad cars.
our advance was .o rapid tina, tie enemy was
surprised, ard was therefore Mt able IN burn Tie
bridges across ne Sh.nnudoah.
A dispatch ..ves the names o: our killed as FOL
lows:-
Captain VIM. +. Answorth, Corporal John e.
Batcock, Corporal II. Barnard, Edwd. X. B'rnTi,
cyrus A. Bmckct Calvin Cu,hman, Ben. p'@hnrc,
and y. II. Allen. all Of the Rhode Island cavalry
Tho loss oi the enemy is mt yet ss'crtauei, h1t
is said /, hc lStsc as our cavalry cut IN ah"n,
them in splendid style.
baltimore, My 3l.-A dispatch jus, received
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News from Norfolk.

Norfolk, May 3O.-Two fugitiyes arrived
here vest rday, direct from Richmond They rc
port an army OF 200 5000 mon in the ylcnty,anon.
Fwtom. ot h officers AMI men, the dssat siaction II
\yery general. They woe living upon half ration,
OF bacon aud hard bread. The flyitlyes state tia,
j a, Davis has hoen heard to say that lie woul,
make the streets OF the -,ty run with blood Iefr,
surr,ndcrinl.
report comes In from our scouts, who are ad
SSnced some miles beyond Suffolk, that tie city o.
FrtershurSl Is - he or has been evacuated by the
tolels. The seaboard anl Roanoke Railroad. 1,
as been ascert,nei, il in good order as far a,
q ackwater River.
3 Col Hawkins, Of the Ninth New York Regimen,
kSi,h twenty men, arrived here in the Port RoyaI
n a.t night having lelt Roanoke Island vestsrdsv
klnoruing, and passed up by way Of Currtuck
siound, and thence by canal 10 Elizabeth River
frhus tho inland route is opened by which Gen.
MImsiie's Department may communicate with the
uap.nl without tie risk Of the passage outside O,
rIatteras. Col. Hawkins is lot the first, however.
\ arrive here by the csual. Several sloops md
thooncrs, flying the AInercln nag, have already
PINE through and b,,n allowed to proceed t. Ba,
'more. There is no late news from Newborn "a
rther points il the Department o'North Carolina.
b. special invitation tho officers of tie Drit,l.
ar steamer Rualdo, Gen. Yiele, Military Cover
Of this city, paid visit to that vessel yesterday
lie was received with the greatest kindness and
ourtesy, with the honors Of salute of IT guns,
nd the manpAng ofthe yards The American en-.
gn was displayed at the fore. The Riualdo l.G,
as morning. and will proceed to sea.
Prsparss1nnP making on an extensive scale
sr'a , demonstration ~ take place
'' w, 1fxA
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Rry. llrNr, u. Nuarhro,. This .rr,leman
* hn1' 'rtvc o' C'ur.l The Park C,nsr,-
't. '.a' "r ~ ''y ,'t,rur1H. was united In mar
'.' q, SOM, 'vr'itr g. -J,,rrhinc l. Miricl
y il.'rn. ly II Nj Ii,tlc.ck. ~ st,ten
'.."D anI .t,rl,, ,iu' ,r.rl iu tho Ur,at East.
.r.' Cor L."l".. in,..t accepted % c,' ,o become
iic colleague ~ Rev jimr- spu1. NJ. ltArnp
....'cs with him = q good wishes or D., -,,ccess of
i'i i' Win whom, Lc las come in contact In
t.tt.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
OCCUPATION OF LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
SURRENDER OF VICKSBURG.
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
Yorktown Under English Discussion
DC. &c. DC.
b'rom the Army OF the Potomac--.A D.s-
prrnte Battle.

W'o" '"e army VI '"' '"'""hA'--'A De'-
p''"'e ""'''''
Washington, JuR' The following dispatch
was received at tn War Department tL.s after
noon,
FIELD or battle, iHe I, y ".
We have Ll' n operate htle' IL w4'A tie
corps OF G,ner'' S,'uner' hrn'1.'inh sul H., as
have been engaged aga nst greatly superior MUM
bers'
Yesterday Mt one, the enemy taking advantage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
Occupation of Little stock-yicksburgh d
Surrendered.

Chicago, May 3l,-A special dispatch from
CAIRO says An Arkansas refugee arrived Fl M til,
feet today. lie saystL Lite Rock is ful, oeer
p'ed By tie natioaalists, md that ,ehu cu,s,ns ys
main are desiisdiy loyal.
Tho ksnsss State LEGISLATURE Al .,,,,orol
and the Governor fed the state. Ne ia now r.,
son, Mss.
IicksIurgA los 8urrtn lcrclto ne national A,,
od"o' Aay Sl'-A Memphis refugee, WHO lcn
'here si'r'hish' a % Tuesday, arrived today. H.
says We fe'es nave l'cOO sItil.eriats sarIsonia1
the forts and in consequence Of scarcity Of coal
most of the rebel gunboat9 have been abandoned.
and their guns taken to Fulton aud Fogt Ron.
doph
strong ponsoon bridge las been constructed by
the rebels, in Tie rear Of Fort Wright, over which
retreat, When pscessary, cau be made.