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brilliant series oi preliminary victories won by
the gallant army of Gen Graui, has produced
greht enthusiasm aud ri 'cing here Although
prepared By previcu5 u patches for the an
u0uneement of this r.sulf. the government and
rhe people waited with breathless anxiety for
the Termination Of the struggle ct that point be-
fore giving expression to tfer JOY.
To-day's dispatch removed al apprehension,
and G IN. Grant is eVerywders landed for his
sp'ehdid achievement
This victory Is regarded BY tie military su-
thorites as iuc5 nparably the most important Of
lde whole wal. lE IS estimated thatit breaks
the backbone Of the rebellion and parslgzes the
whole rebel movement L places Mssouri,
Arsanses an1 Texas at the mercy Of the Union
forces, shuts out the main rebel armies from
their ususl supPly of grain, cattle and war ma
tsriais, 10 ss Of which were received through
Texas. gives to the U tied Ststes The control Of
more than a million bales of cotton and large
quantities Ut o,her productions. secures 10 the
great Northwest the fleo navigation Of the Ms
sissippi river, aud opens avenues for the ed
vauce OF tho U1ion armies into the very heart
of Feheldom The Union possession OF VieEs-
burg is regaried rs worth more than the cap
tura Of s thnusani Richmonds.
Jgst yeaT ago tonight, troops W ere leaving
this city 70 reinforce G sHeral Backs who had
been driven back By Stouewsl J Jlcksou, near
Manchester 10 dav tbs Slusbarn sympa-
th rs are greatly depressed and ssY that the
Confederate cause IS nearly ruined. They reier
20 the fact that J G. d D4vis is considerable Of
bossier having recently assured the people That
the position at Viehssu was impTeenable. So
be also said of New Orleans before It surren-
drrad
Tie Pfssidan. ia greatly satisfied with his "a
tention Of General Grant notwtfstardiue what
the eftieia' organ calls the dsnunciation of
snnatnre. ete
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-06

From fhe Richmond Examiner, June =.
an reports from Frederiehsburg concur il
stating that Hooker Is On ths move, but We aTs
still without the means Of forming sn inEsliigen|
opinion As 70 BIZ plans. The best cpiu5on sc ams
e. be, that au'ieipatiag dsponstr alton ei Gen
Lee ngains Washington, he Is endeavoring q
put himself into position to mast such move
msni, and With thss view is moviag higher up
The RappaAanneck, 70 the neighborhood Of the
Oeanga and AlexandTis railroad The nezt few
days win doubtless reveal his plans eud, pen
hays some Of ours
Al tie real nsws from Fredericksburg i5 oeu-
,eined IN the following letter from our eofIs-
spou lent.
From olr own CorrssPandenrl
FREDERICKSBURG. JANE The Indications
Of activity in the arGy of the Potomac eoafiuoe,
but the destination auI design of its move
menis arc still wrapped in mystery. Opinion
seems divided on ths subject of the enemy's in-
tentions, though ineining 20 the eonciusion
that another advance nay bs expected. In
deed night bsfora last we had quite lively
time Of Is on The strength Of a report that the
enemy were again crossing tie Rappshsnnock
ia heavy i0rcs, both above aud bslow the town,
and that an engagement was already begun on
the extreme f.
Your Correspondent, h1wevsr, did not thsa
place any conf lsnee in the report, and does not
nov hiAF 1ltelFa lAtluNl
strati0n on the part Of ths enomy on the Rsp7a-
hannoak line A close and dliiy observation Of
their camps and conduct, exhibit quite dimi-
mutton of force in front with a. osienlatious a.
tempt n o9uaeal what seems % be graiHal
withdrawal Of large proportion Of their troops
and artillery.
For instance Sltgr1aY night abou' ons
O'Clock. tho cannon commsnding the pafht Of
location Of the low7T p9nioon bridge were re-
msvei from their position, on ths heigais opp9-
sits Ffederieksburg very cautiously, and az
mos il perfect siepcs; on S1niay, what sp-
pesve3 70 ba an iamsnss cavalry and iniansry
farce G'ed over he ssc3nl line of the Staalrd
hills, proceeding from the iatorvaaing vslleY,
but a reid inspaetioa wi,h the aid OF glasses,
revaalsi the truth that both iufsnsry and cav
sl,y were passing In single 6is but 50 syranged
fint ihs l4et could be Distinguished only Witb
difficulty; there vas iurtherm rs a prsbsbiity
that thesane troOns were passing under the
hii, and reappearing
This deceptive dsDlay OF many reasons.
which it mirbt DO improper b make public, in-
duces Your correspondent to the conclusion
thst Hl9keT's army is either retiring upon
W WashiJ gt1n or contracting is lines as pre-
caution against surprise, and for the purpose Of
more secure ra9rsauiz 2,i0n and rshtmant, more
probably the latter
lt Vss reported here yesterday that tia ens-
my's guUb ats had burnt the village nf Taops
hsnut ct in Essex county, on the Rappahan
mock river.
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Adpiess from Liverpool 10 the l6.h hag have
bsoa received at New York. Ibs following
items reIats to Amsficsn vif .irs
Mr. John Whf,e As9inwa1. commissioner
from Nouh Carolina has Issued an i1vitailon
sc Manchrsi8r fr subscriptions % il7 cotton
bonds Of that Staia fer the sum Of E3O0 600
stsrling.
TIE New York correspondent of tie London
Times in his messags r The j ara, announces
shat 3 telegram which he wishei 70 ssnd %
Hai5x PER the Amelia, On the 20.h u was
net allow Cd ID b transmitted from New York.
The London Hera'd speeulsling upon Gen
H0okers advance in Virginia, expects ibai thn
conflict, if decilsd il favor Of The S9ath, vii
90 far 70 end the war.
The American news By The Persia was eagerly
csnvassrd, on the Is b. and generally regarded
rs indecisive /, hal no Cfi Ct in London, but
in Liverpool thers was depression in ihe cot
ION and strengthening in tie breadsEun msr-
keis
It Is reported that Captain Buliock was TO leave
Liverpool on the l0Lb, for the Clyde TO take
command Of another rebel pirate cruizzr, ready
for departure from that river.
The London Arng and Nary Gazette says
that the Federal edJrts recently made IN Lon
d3n % raise Is loan, have not bsen successful
Jamaica attors teepival in Englsnd report
that on the Il ~ A5-sl fght occurred 5etFean
thrss vessels and large war steamer, strkingiy
ike the Alabama. The hghs lasted lVe hours
No particulars sre ka0wn.
Tins LONDON Tmss, Of May l2.h says
No recognition or mediation woad have tde
smallest weight unless it wera backsi up 81
ihs probability Of mare ioreible arguments. and
these aryumentg we ere not disposed 70 sppy (
W. have nothing to d0 but % wait, +
and bore thst these ESQ unbappy Hatons nay I
soon coma 20 themselves and see what hey ERE 4
about ]. is nat for oar interest thas eIfher I
should eorqaar the othas, Or bo.h should BE- Ire I
qarsblY u jared
COMMERCIAL TETELLiGENCE.
LIVERPOOL May Is -Cotton--lhs sales 20 4
day amount 30 O00 "a o. ths nlsrEes closing (
unsettled, viih slight decline in 81 qusliiis5 Z
under the Psrsa's sivices
fhe Msrehasfe- marks's aFa quiet bll hm. {
LONDON MoSEY MtRKET-C1ns5is clos .
al 934 10 3 THE hank minimum was al
vsnced to day % 81 per cent
HAvRE MARKETS Sales for The week 1856 T
bales. TIE market is active aud a1vanciHF.
Stock in port, 50 000 baless
PARIS. Nav Is -Fhs Paris Boarsa is heavy. 4
Rentes 90 SOC.
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! The enemy aTo in motion. their trains beiug
{ observed mosing ioFard CulDepar, ielIowed by
/ hesvy columns of troops General Lee. il is
said has issued sddre,s 70 his army, cougrat-
ulatiug them upan their past schisva msrts and
foleshadOving q raid lnto AaTylsnd BE- tolls
them they are 90 havs long aod rapid matches
through a country without railroads.. and calls
uP0H every nan to prepare t]g the sevsfsst
harlships
FROM TENNFsSEE ANB KENrUCKE.
ID sspsichss dated Mrlrresb0r0' % D. say shat
Bngg's a-my falling back, and Is is quite
probable r Rlsecraus is alvancing We i0oE iof
imDmtsut aews iTem ibat qRarter soon.
The rebel Intentions iu Kentucky are uuds-
veloeed. They are massi7g a cUrsiiersb.a i0zoa
north of Monhoels, and D. LOOKS as thou tbey
would Try 20 cross tls 7ver again Carter b
WISHING Tor iheu
Z Rb4 prisoners taken near &,lIuajvll7 ssy
WBeelsr and A7reaa's cavalry ars or'erel 20
report foGlhggi'h dt G C1Iunl5a, 4 miles S uth Of
Nashville. while those st Liberty. DKalO
ln.y, fiiy one miles cast Of Nlsbvilso were
prepsIed 10 move The geaessl opiuion was
Bragg would eyacuate.
nIsCELIASEoUs.
Young ConBta-. who was - have besn sre-
cuted ct F5rt MeH ,nrg lsst FdiGv, uqop the
charge Of 5eiag a rsbai spy has bssa parioaed
by LneoiH.
Tie court-nsTtial, in ih- case Of General
Carcoran f0rsho7.inz Colonel Kmbsll. hiss con
cIn3ed its Investigation rae result is llstif-
csffeu Of tha murder
The Secretary If War, oa Thursday ordered
that all REEL h ers aut on 1ar0l-, be plerei
under close arrest sui no mUEs paroles are 20
be grau'e5 until further orders
Tee -eh r-a iU fNlr-.- 20 Erty. t--iit1C lg-
under Psgram is estimated at tsom SIX b eiEat
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a special dispatch to the New York Eueaine

4 SPECIAL dIspaIch % ne Now s1oT1 Ll11-7g
Post. dated May 7ih, says
council Of war was held yesterday at The
Wtie House II was the result of the late
visit Of senators Wade aud Chsadisr to the
Army Of the Potomac, and bad rsfarenoa % the
offensive movements which The rsb IL IN Vir-
ginis have been for seuds inns throsten'ng
Gen Hooker b. said 10 express the opinion
that they are Bringing up ah thsT forces from
Challeston, sud pfa5asly Nsrth Carolina, for
che purpose Of iss2king "a aggressive movement.
il view. however, Of the publicity which has
been given to these threats hy too rshels Them
selves. 10 seems most probable that sheir design
Is b provide for the defence Of r ehmand snd
By tbeir ueual blnster d6ses Hooker nom msfine
another immediate advance
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l'' N'riheTa press OF th4 On las.' sele'-
ally aeh2unes ihe e1p.a'e Of V'eN~o''s ny 'he
f5ti7isi forces aa7 4 seems general r'Joieng
/ vas iedu'gsd in by the TorsiIPofs Of the
Washington csb3 Thsi8f5rn ton was given
I by the Now York 5ray7 fu an ofi.;aI f5-r,. f,T
-b;eb s.vs tLs ry.-,J5 0. tf.s ,rl1i. s-s irl.t-
go 70 I eai.i'' -.- A'N '''s''
o.d Abs's propensity for iy'nE lHTrd7ees tbe
intelligence with half eoiumu Of flaming beads,
Indicating The m-st fieagtr11s results 90 the
q
Ierg iapnTtaHt-I ictsb"g OaTs-I Ihe Greei
dehie1easnt on ne WLssisaPp eDtelGl De-
tails et ne BL'tes az Baksrs Cre'k and Btg
Black hi0er B7ags- ~ Reb5ls DTlrfa Back
to piek .hU7g 1sah re L7ss Of One Hundred
P'eres o. ArinlsTg -sHcreStHt Operations Of
General Sisrnpn- Eight Tasusaad Prs0asrs
Taksn-Aamirat Potter Commanding ihr
City al Atght -fienerot Gram OPaatmg bg
DqB-Nf Rest t1r the h'htfS- fhs tt'g and
all the Rc5-ts lherftn IGicH-Ihs tteiary
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G.a GraHt wen g-e.s and noueat3ua v'c-
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~ The editor Of the Nashville Prsss indul-
ges in few spoeulatiOns about Nashville BY
gasligbt:
Hashvlls by gsslight, and Nashville By day
ight, sra as widely diff as seeesh end
Union; in the latter attire, our eoodiy city
looks very much IKE q disappointed politician
E r vhom nobody has Kind word or looh
snd who is 20 himself a comiorJ'els bore. BuL
when the garment Of night IS thrown sbout
hers aud the rays Of gasFght faI brilliantly
upon her features % The City Of Rocks hes
pleasant way, which IS prOdac'ive Of anythiug
alsa than growlery. With evening, comes Sc
iivfy and crowded stgeets-musie aud j'lfy;
and sometimes as we eonfemDlaie ths surging
masses, from ono p9iot % aDother, We forget
shat we ars in ancient Nashville. and uneoH-
sci9usy ipquire with cor Optics. for Fifth
sveuus Cily bal park, Broadway. rhomPson's,
E,blo's, Laura Ksens's etc. Tie eharg might
30 lasting. If it wore not that tho famale figure
is So uaireq q1ently 70 he seen in ths midst Of the
human ceesn Of which We speak
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-06

SHELBYyILLE Juae The Nashville Union
of the lsi has.Gairo advices Of the S0th, with
Vcksburg news 10 the 27rh, which says Oar
forces are prepared TO repsl Ray attack in their
rear, and are in fue spirits, aud c0rf lent Of
their ability to capture Vieksburg and garrison
Oar bsse of supplies on Yaz9O Is secure, aud
reinlotcements aTe pouring in as rapidly sl r.
quired. Tls CHiol states that It is not believed
that the rebel leaders are concentrating their
forces Ia Virgins, but every soldier that can be
spared from the border S.siss IS sent 30 The re-
lief Of Johnston. II too late % savo Yicks-
burg, 90 seize other points on the Mississippi
river and strengthen Port Hudson, so as 20
make its capture more dificult Isfeports @ sn
Johoston T. hsve said if Vicksburg holds out
fifteen days be sill throw ons hunirsd thousand
troops into l, e Il requires III rainq aishmont
of every fon. Of territory in his department TO
eiieci it
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On Whit hall street, between Deca-
tur an1stlle Atlantis and West Point
- aiIrcnd
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Or intelligence hr7ugh S9utbsm channels,
advises us f1at a'eTaudris, Louisiana, was net,
a' any tims occupied By rho Foisrals But
Commodore Porter Of ths Feierh river aesk
/ forwarded the following report 10 the Navy De-
partment at Washington:
liTssIssIFFI SQUADRON, FLAssRr GENERAL PRICE.
Grand JULF, KISS, MsF ~, 1855. :
SIR kare ths h0aor % interim you from
Alcxspdria Of the csptuTs Of that placa and the
forts d7ieuding the approaches b the city By the
naval force unaer my command Iwenty-iour
hours siter we arrived tls advance guard Of
JHitsd States troops csm8 into The city, end
General Banks striving soon after I iurned ihe
place over to bis keeping. Tho water begin
ning % fall, I deemed it prudent 90 return with
the larg9st vessels 10 the mouth of the r "a
riveT- I dropped down 10 Ports Dsussy in the
Banton, aud undertook 10 destroy those works
{ only succeeded, however, in eifsctuaily de-
stroyiug the thfee heavy cssemsies command
ing the channel sn1 a small water battery ior
two guna Aboutsix bundled ysrds below it
also destroyed by bursting 0ns heavy thirty-tEo
Douuder aud some gun carriages, left in their
hurry by ths enemy.
The main fort, oa bill. s1as nine huuirsa
yards rom he water ] was unable 10 sttend TO-
Il is quita an extensive wOlk. QUITS new ard
incomplete, bas bulls with much labor aud pains.
10 viii teka two or three vessels Go pail it %
pieces; I have net the powder q spsre 10 blow
it up. The vessels win bo ordered % work st
it oecalGnallF aud IS VIII &c s1On destroyed
In tBis last mentioned fort was mounted th8
eleven inch qua which I en- led b believe lies
iu the middl5 OF ths uver, near she fors, The
reRels ssrogiag It overboa-l 10 their pRnie 81
the appr0ach 81 our gunboats- The Eait ghiek-
closed the snirancs ] have blown up, saFed ~
wo. aud presented 70 the poor 81 g5s nsighbar-
hood. -
I sent Commando Woodv-s-.h ID fi.a Pfies.
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There rs some interest to day in our news
from the vicinity Of ths RlD9zhaonock--aos
tiat Gen. Hooker has made any advance move
ment, bui that the enemy is in aotiOa, their
traios ing observed On wing toward CnipaDs-,
foIlovs1 BY heavy column ef troops Gtn.
Lee, It "a said, has issued ar address fo his
army, conrr7suistiog them up9n theiT past
aeiisvan mss and flgoshld9zing a raL into
Mvvlsrd H tells them thss they ara n have
l9ug anil rauil msrehes through q country
without railroads, Rni calls upaa every man 20
b r.ansrel fi- the eavarast h.rlsnlnl