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rFBou GEN. GRANTS COMMAND.
The news reaches us ofa recent unsuc-
cessful attack by our gunboats upon the
rebel stronghold at Haines Bluff on the
Yazoo, protecting the approach to Ficks-
burg from that direction. The dispatches
are exceedingly meagre. It would seem
That Land force WIS to cooperate, but the
misadSentnres Of the gunboats did not en-
courage or enable them them to land, and
the whole force was withdrawn aud the
attempt added to the unsuccessful ESSAYS
npon the rebea position l,y cur forccs Tic
account Of some one in that n,r+ of t,,e
field Of war is very nearly full md anon ~ w .,
the earliest news from that oa,+ar ,,.s '..s
expect z change Of Commanders r,.a:. ,
is q habit Of i1l-succcss it will mn ~ , :
encourage. Something decisive in thai
section must mark the next few yeeks =,
our tIoops will have other deadly element
beside rebel shells to contend with. Thes
are not pa1atablc facts, but they are facts
and pa1ates are not to be pleased vine
remedies are necessary.
, 1863-05-07

The Nnt1oanl Prinfcrs@ Union.
C1EyELASp, O., Maye,-The National Typo
graphical Union adjourned this evening, after
Eaying transacted great amount Of business
Of Interest to the craft. Louisville, ky., was
selected as the place Of meeting for the next
eession in May, 1S4-
Isaac B. GeozEe, Of Chicago, WAS elected
Chairman Of t1c Executive Committee for the
ensuing Jca.
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FonraEss MONROE, May 6.-The Nanse-
1nopd River is cleared Of the rebel batteries,
and was opened to navigation yesterday. The
yx1rl forces hare 7>treated. Ours are pursuing
across the EdckEdter.
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port, Capt. Buford, has arrived with IL. 1n,l;
ans, composed chiefly Of the sQuaws and chill
dren of the Sioux tribe, from Minnesota
bouud for Dacotah. The Noytherner is ex
rccted to- morrow evening" with SD more.
, 1863-05-07

I-Iaion Triumph Ut Inportc.
LApoRrE. Ind. May 6.-In the charter elec
tion yesterday, Whitehead, the Union can.ii
date, was elected Mayor.
, 1863-05-07

CAIRO, May t;-The Union peorlc Of Mem,
nhis are preparing to celebrate the 9Th Of June,
The snniycrsa7y Of the taking Of that place b.,
the Eeinrai:
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FoRTREss MONROE. May 5.-The steamer
Spaulding arrived this afternoon. She left
Hilton Head on Saturday, the Sd, and Beau
fort, North Carolina, yesterday. She brings
TO news, and reports all quiet in both depart
menis.
The steamcr Ericsson arrived this morning
With two t'Deyil5' In tow.
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FROM GEN. He0KER,S ARMY.
ADVICES TO TUES:
DAY N00N.
Terrible Fghting.-----The
Situation Hopeful.
WE HAVE 10000
PRISONERS.
The Rebels Confess
Heavy Losses.
SEDGWICK PIERCES TIE RE-
BEL LINE.
HE JOINS HOOKER'S
FORCE.
Splendid and Thorough
Work Of our Cavalry.
4 GENERAL HOWL FROM THE
REBEL PAPERS,
Stoneman Within Five
Miles Of Richmond.
Splendid and Thorough
Work Of our Cavalry,
4 GENERAL HOWL FROM THE
REBEL PAPERS,
Stoneman Within Five
Miles of Richmond.
Rebel Railroad and Telegraph
Communications Exten-
siyeiy Cut.
LSuecla1 DisnQtch to tho Chicaco Tr1hunc.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.1
PHILADELPHIA, May 6, 1868.
Tic New York Times Of to-day gives addi-
tiona1 accounts OF the battles in Eastern Vir-
ginia.
In speaking Of the capture of Fredcricks-
burg, it says: Among the prisoners taken
are the 10th and 18th Mississippi, of Barks~
dalc's brigade, who hare usually defended the
river passages during the past winter. There
is also one whole company Of the famous
Washington artillery Of New Orleans. 4
more aristocratlc and intelligent lot ofsouth-
ern chivalry have never seen. The officers
arc Capt squie1s, Lieut. Galbreath, and Lieut..
Edward Owen, formerly Of Cincinnati.
Most Of them appeared mach chagriacd at
their capture, and said it was their first ,nisfor-
tune Of the kind. Fonr Of their guns were
taken, also two Of Alexander's battery. These
were MI the guns captured, believe.
The Philadelphia inquirer says Fredcricks.
burg has been re-occupied BY the rebels. The
lights below are jointly occupied by
Union and rebel troops. 4 portion Of them,
occupied on Sunday morning by our forces,
were retaken, after edespcrate resistance, by
fresh reinforcements from Longstreet's corps.
An endlading fire WIS commenced on posi-
t1ons Of other redoubts occupied by our
troops, which was, however, promptly
checked by the expulsion OF the rebels from
the entertainments, taken with reference te
the rc-occupation Of Fredericksburg by tht
| rebels. 1targues that the movement on thei
part was In accordance with Gen. Hooker
| plan.
| 1t is stated that gerything is in rcadines
for the immediate removal Of stores, &c.
from Acquia Creek, II By any possible chanc
| the fortunes Of war should turn against us
aid an advance be made In that direction b,
the rebels.
| 1t further says that the number of rcbe
prisoners already taken is upwards Of 5,oot
Tie Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Of to-day
snys no dispatches for the press hare been sen
from Washington by telegraph to day, but VI
know of private Dispatch received at moo
to-day from perfectly Trustworthy source, til
Tenor OF which is as follows: The author
ties At Washington arc perfectly confident
Gen. Dookcr's success. Hc can maintain b
position, and reinforcements to the numb'
Of 50,0 600 men, under Gen. Helntzelman, Ia,
been sent him.
I Nothing definite hiss been heard Of &c
| Stoneman, but ho is believed to have acco1
| Iaishcd the work assigned to him.
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at o'clock to-day, and were marched to saf.
quarters. The number is already too large for
convenient accommodation.
Additional prisoners are to be sent up from
the Rappahannock-in all, OVER !, 1000.
New YORK, May 6.-From vnrious publish
ed sources the following is complied:
Longetrcet's forces arc not With Lee, but
are between Richmond and Suffolk. General
Hooker, in answer to question from the
President on Monday night, said the matter
Of the retaking Of Fredericksburg By the re
bells, .was of no consequence. Ger. Hooker
keeps his lines Of communication clear. Am.
mnn!tioA and vations 60 forward freely, not
withstanding the desperate attempts of the
rebels to take Banks Ford aud cut our line of
supplies.
| Bcaurcgard reached Richmond with some
| forces from Charleston, and has taken COM
| mand Of the defences around Richmond.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
| PHILADELPHIA, Asy 6-11r. r.
| The n. +. Herald Of this morning issues IN
| extra, with tho following account Of tho fight
of Gen. sedgwlck's corps with the enemy:
It appears that after the great struggle OF
sunday, Gen. Lee detached lnrgc body Of bis
rebels to meet sedgwick. It is known that
Longstrect Was rapidly getting In scds~ick's
rear
| At the same time. early on Monday morn
irg, large masses Of rebels appeared on the
| nights east Of Fredericksburg, where nc had
but small force, having sent large portion
to strengthen sedgwick. This position VIA:
rclinquished after stout resistance, having
first removed all the guns. Some fighting oc
cured above Fredericksburg, which is be
1icvcd to hRyc been an unsuccessful attcmp
to prevent Longstrcct from moving.
Gen. sedgwick was hotly engaged all da,
Monday, the rebels pressing him At al points
His men were obliged to give way before tn
overwhelming masses Of the rebels, aud his dis
comdture seemed certain, when q Vernon
brigade made ferocious charge, rcpulsin
them and securing the safetT Of this porto
ofthc army. The slaughter Of the enemy uca
I Banks Ford was perfectly horrible, whol
bsigadee Of rebels being literally wiped ou
= Gen. sclgwiek, however, recrossed the rive
5 In the face Of the enemy after midnight, tt
q enemy 1aking our bHgades With artillcr
a causing grcat loss Of life. He succeeded
getting across in comparatively good o.de
and marched Immediately to the United Stat,
Ford, to join Rockers main army.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Cepecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tri5unc.1
c PHILADELPHIA, May :, 1861 4, N
e The Washington Star Of this evening, ju
n xo,a,rnd here. contafns the following: 2
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NR, JAMES would most respect
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lave aetIs tE u ~ t,
2aN!nG f'f fn n1osusej of trseiy cure without er
a saa & sas q I'll IL e1a eli
ehsosic o. recent blood 4ssase. nns Sent5a;zes.
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et{ret Chicago. I'll Ntaces open from A. H. until s
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, 1863-05-07

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gsuger Trains viii Leave bridgeport a. follows,
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Falls, Akron, Mnlersburgh and Wo0s-
AT Alliance with P, PIT. W. 4 c. R.R. for Canton,
MAAsulonI WOOSTER Salem, EnOu, Co
At stsubonyils with i. Q. L c. Line and Az BEILArR
with @. o. o. H.R. EoFZanesyllle New
ark, Columbus, Xsula, Dayton, InJiL
AnApolls, Cairo, Cincinnati LouisyIIIe
50. Louis, st. Joseph aud ali points
Wtst aud South West.
Excursion Tiekets to Pittsburgh and return a ca.
Pare always Us low, aud time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
aud East can be procured at the ohics under tbe
Mcclure House, Wheeling Va, or with Ticker
Agent NJ Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and Its
to the East, North, West aud Northwest al ONCE
under M'Lure House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge.
port Station. Wh. D. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, Va
D. b. WILLIAMS Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
r. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. fsbe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07
PORN or PROPOSAL. LGUARAN'
TEE AND CERTIFICATE
PROPOLA

mr.. ,,nd.r,,vued -, whose post office address
=, AHe county Or, State Of -, proposes
The mails OF the United States, FROM July l!
is - Lime so 1867 on route No. -, between
l90o, and -, under the Advertisement Of the
po.tD,,steT General dated December is, 1861, with
eeierity certainty, and security" for the annual
bys DroposSi Is made with fall oWledge of the
5Istanee OF the route, the weight of tho mall to be
carried and all particulars In reference to the
route and service, and, ALSO amer careful examihS-
Hon Of the laws aud instructions attached to the Rd-
TertisemeHt
Dated