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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed fin Table Bay, Sept 2, bark Kedron Farrell,
Baltimore.
Ar at Marseilles Oct 18th, ship Reaper, Loring,
Godaria
Ar at Cardiff 18th ult ships Canada. Wyman, and
Windsor Forest, Curtis. Valencia.
Sailed FIN Buenos Ayrcs Aug 81, ship Art Union,
Thayer. Calcutta.
Al Rio Janeiro Sept %, ships Casiine, Thurston;
Il ID Metcalf Pearson Marcia Greenleaf, Merriman,
and Bethiah Thayer. CARNEY. for Caao; Mazatan,
for New York: l i Chapman. Miller from York
for San Francisco; bark Raven, Percival, from do
for do.
Cid at Halifax 9th ut, ship Spark the Ocean, Ken
ney, Boston. f -.rt
PER steamship China, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 2lst ult. Alice Ball. Ross Bangor.
Sid 22d. Vanguard. Russell New York.
Ent ont I'D, Frank Pierce, Thomas. for n York
Ar at London 22d ut. Vandaia. Patten, Quebec
Emit ont 22d Coast Pilot. Hotchkiss. for New York
Sailed from Cardiff 2ist ult VIM Libby, Rangoon:
Mary Bartlett, Hong Kong
Ar at C0wcs ed ult Erie. Minot, Callao.
Liverpool, Oct 20. Ship Thornton, from st John,
which arrived to-day. threw part of deck load.
having been four hours on the bar on the night OF
the 18TH f..-s ...,-
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIscO-Ar 9th, bark Helen W Almy
Freeman, Columbia River
Bangor; Eveline. Laughn Havana; Siak. Ingalls,.
st John NIB; Geo kilborn, Norwood, Caiais; Rachel
Beals, Smith, Cape Ann
Cid Sd, brig Concord, Smith, Port Royal SC: sch
A Sawyer. Reed, Portsmouth
Ar 3d. barks NJ Trout, Nickerson, FIN Matanzas;
Zenas Coffin Packard Aspinwall Hunter. York,
Glaze Bay CB; brig saml Welsh, Cunningham, New
Orleans.
Below. bark Edwin, Lindsay from New Orleans.
Left Delaware Breakwater 3lst. brigs Geo Amos,
W Drisko, and Alrucabah, for Boston, Eurus. and
Irene, for do; Charlena and 7 Il Curtis, for Port.
land schs Franconia and Gov Burton Boston; L
NEW YoEk-Ar Sd. ships Continental, johnson,
Calcutta: Northern Belle lBrl spedden, Liverpool;
barks Milton, Fuller, Havana; fowhastan. Pendle-
ton, New Osleans; brigs Leyithian, Hoifses, Mira
goane; Udola, Whitmore. Neuvitas; schs Robt RAN
foul, Chapman, Eastport; Alfred Hall, BlacSleigh,
Portland.
Cid 90. ships Morovia Patten. San Francisco: Har-
vest Queen, Hutchinson, Liverpool; bark Fleetwing,
Davis. Port Royal SC; brig Newhall, lBrl Ellis,
Jacmel; schs Amelia, Munson, Machas; N Clifford,
shute. Searsport; Onatayia, Jameson, Washington;
Ida. Blake. Philadelphia.
By tell Ar 4th. ship Plymouth Rock, from Lon
don; brig Leonard Berry, from Dcmarara.
FALL RIvER-Ar Isl, schs Cornelia. Hatch, Eli
zabethpoIt: Rachel Jane, nu,chins Albany.
MEMORIAL ID, La Plata, Abbott, Pictou for
Warren Frolic. Kennedy, Rockand for Now York;
Rogers s Machias for New YORK; Heath Viii.
ain.; Louisa, Haskell, and Laguna, Hart, Bangor.
Ar Sd, brig Maria Wheeler. Wheeler. Boston for
Foss. Cony, Bangor for Wilmington; Eliza Otis, Ry-
der Rondout for Boston.
HOLINESS HOLE-Sld Sd, brgs Annandale, b
Young Catharine Rogers, Crocus, + Ecott. Har
rict II McGvery, Nathl Stevens; schs Julia Gam
age, Ellen Norman. Ocean Ranger, Moro. a j
Horton oriana, X III Colson. Ottoman, Ruth Thorn.
as. Hampton, Montezuma, Defiance. Mary Fletcher,
I X Jones' Eldorado. Hero, I f. French Baltimore.
Red Jacket. Orris Francis, Nile, w Snow. l. w
Dyer, Gertrude, Romp. Amelia, Valhala, Bangor,
Corinthian, City Point, Marie Phenix, L S Conant,
Marcellus, Forest. Dacotah, Tarquin, Zicoya, New
Globe, Jane, Vandalia and others.
BOST0N-Ar Sd. brigs Manlius. Foster, Windsor
for Baltimore; Crocus, Adams, Georgetown; schs
l. w Dyer. Pierce, and Navigator. Brown, Philadel-
phia Crusoe. Foster. Elizabethport; Defiance Foss.
New York; Sun, Gray, and Canary, Pitcher, from
Bangor
Cid Sd, bark Florence Howes. New Orleans; schs
Henry Alfred, Ray Millbridge; Laconia, Proctor,
Saco.
AR 4th, schs Oriental. Thompson. and Trade Wind,
Corson, Philadelphia
Below, ship Spark the Ocean, from Halifax; bark
Antetam, from Halifax; sch w Dyer.
Cid 4th. schs Della Kinds Wells and Harriet Ann.
Ryder. Calais Hiram, Sprague do; Waterloo, Ioole.
Bangor; Oceanica, New brit, Waldoboro.
P0RTSMOUTH-Ar 3lst. schs II CLARK, Call, Ban
gor; LIST, May fower. Weymouth, do.
BANGoR-Cid Sd, brig Lydia Stover, Whitney,
New YORK sch Mary Pierce, Shea, do.
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OrElorsA.. La. Anil alst. :,

OfEioVsAs, La. AEri! -lsf, .eO5.
Ma. SAWYER Il have few IN ,men;s
which will improve in giving you brief
sketch OF VIVA. has passed within few
DAYS
We arc now at the Confederate Capitol Oh
Louisiana. ,After a mos. issar.soze march Of
i've days We are permitted to emily lev
hours respite. | make nc a,temp. to de-
scribe the suderings from blistered see,.
ehafed limbs, lack Of food and sleep, and
other Causes which have Teen endured. -
Aud yet tiess suferinss are no greater than
are experienced by other armies. We are
however, IN as god condition a. wien We
began this march, IS or loo niles o. which
have been male. But mus, say a word Ut
the fearful battle Of the l4,h. Our 10Th
was one Of the fou- regiments tina, facei
the enemy, ard stood its ground. For an
hour and ten minutes, did the 18th brigade Of
Growers Division, about 1900 men brea., the
enemy, 500. who were concealed in the
woods Shot and shell hurlcd through our
s,hks most a.sts!y; so that i, seems miracu-
i1us tina, no more were smitten. Most be-
rgieally did our Regiment do its work in
repel.ins the enemy on that eyep,ful morn
ing.
| give list OF the killed and wounded,
Company A-Cyrus II. Roberts, killed
Gorham Smith, killed Hiram j. R.ynslas,
Wounded right lung c. B. Boothy, mouth,
VIM. Acorn, right arm, do Sergt. Calvins
Pilly. right shoulder, Do.
Co. B-Serg,. Morse, wounded right arm,
Levi I. Brown, right leg. slightly, b. B.
Hook, do left hip, NJ. elmer, do wris, and
leg, Lieut.. E. Reeves, do. finger slightly,
Z. Wentworth, do wrist
Co C-Sylyester Jelli,on. killed, Serst.
ID. Smith, wounded, left wrist, Corporal Ii,
Ma's:on, do. right shoulder. Warreu Call,
do. scalp, slightly. NJ. j. WILDER do. abdo-
men, Josiah Clewley, do. lett arm. slightly,
James Beverly. nose, slightly, Jane. Bunk
er, do. arm.
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address Of tho Ladies OF Penob.
scot 10 their Fricnd and Rela.
tives now in the Army OF the
United states.
PESgBscoT, ME. March +. .

PES1Bscor, Ms, March 9th, 1868.
DEAa FslESps We whose name. are an.
pended to TIL, brief ADDRESS, regard j: alike
as oar dGty and privilege to presen, you with
the warm and sincere gratitude Of oar hearts
in view Of the self ..crfcins spirit. and the
brave and soldierly behavior which YOU have
svincei in laying yourselves upon tie altar
If our common country, and in f.htins in
defence OF in6osernnen' and aAg. A,
your friends and relatives We have felt 70
consent to your absence from our affairs and
fresides only from the Consideration that we
know that the eaGse which made its demand,
upon you to enter the battlefield, is lust
one; anu IS in itself calculates to bsnef,
~: only the present generation whose entire
Interests are directly or indirectly involved
IN tie great issues now before the Nation
but what is being now done j. to exert an
influence sor good or evil upol rnilli9ns ye,
unborn, and who wi! b. lef, in charge Of
tic iaheritanee which the present mus. b..
queath to them ere ns ministry is fully &C.
c1mp.:shei.
Tha, that ishsr..aacs may greatly euri.h
,he future in all tia: apper.ains to tie cause
Of civil Freedom to social and domestic
happiness to the rerpetaation Of the spirit
oi human progress in its manifold forms 10
the get higher recognition Of the grea, and
anisersl! brotherhood of man, and 10 the
noble deyelopeuacn: of tie native resources
Of the country in all that relates to the
peaceful arts, we n Is. arien,ly desire and
pray, while you and thousands Of other brave
hearts and ba'ds are engaged in lendia-
your efforts to suppress and to forerer erusi
0gi the wicked and inhunana S.are-hgll.rs.
Rebellion, which fur the TWO last wars has
divided our country, and which still threat
ems ito burn, TO hi and IL Ge,,ray'' until
Northern freeman shall yield to the uniu.:
and cruel claims Of the Slave olisarcby Of
the South.
But dear 'risods, We rejoice in having the
assaranct that you individually UNDERSTAND
what Is the duty of every loyal American
citizen in this day Of our Nations peril
and We exhors YOU TO stand firm in defence
OF your country. eaas: aad rights, na:wi.s-
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FRIDAY, MAY s. 1868
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VOLUME TX, NUMBER WI
The Series of Battles.

Fighting Joe Hooker Ia, been busy
enough for the pas: week to make up for al
time lost BY reason Of the mud. s. far q:
we can judge, With the measre data furnish
ed by the correspondents Of the Nsw York
papers. u series Of grand AMI impor:aa!
movements have been going on for week
the Consequence OF which and their sign!6
canoe. Us yet, ara not fully understood OF
developed. But there can b. 10 mistakin4
the fact ;ha. the Cni5n forces have Icer
handled with a skill and CELEBRITY which i.
creditabl- to the General in conmani an!
the ;rJoIs General Hooker, no doubt, ain.
- destroy the rebel army which has 50 Ioa-
kept our forces al bay and prevented their
reaching Richmond. Thi. will be tie ea.is,.
road to the Capitol Of the Confederate States
F. capture city or position while the
rebel army remains intact is no: OF much
advantage. To destroy and utterly r9a. tie
the great army Of Virginia, the bes, -
pointed of all the rebel armies, - tina; i, can
no: b. bsoush: together again, vii BE- d5in.
a work fos witch We have been latorins Two
years in vain. We trls, Hooker is doing
his very thing. Tie accounts, ueasre a.
tlsy ae, give encouragement, aud hope
4. any rate. Hooker is making aims: super
human eF1.ts, and is showing the country
that lie is willing aud really to assume the
responsibility in taking the offensive HIS
movements evidence ability and d.siag -
lie means to win the horse or lose the sad
de. There i. no ,imiii,y or ho.i,aacy in
ms operations.
Oar own State will m 1urn the death Of
the galian: General B.rry. as god an ofEeer
as has yet gone from Maine. The impe,uous
CJloael Barnhain. with the Maine 9th took
an active par. in the daring assault on the
rebels az Fredericksburg heights. It Is re.
ported that this res linen, Was tie frs: =
plant the stars and stripes on the rebs'
work. there. We expect 10 e: new. Of 4
more decisive character before goia. :
PISS.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
SraskaaLn, AI.il ID, lSG3

Sr9ckaoLH, April 81, 1868.
Ma EpIrlR:
Oae tne afternoon in March, friend Of
mine gaze me p4iiie invitation to accom-
rany him 70 the si!eway station, which is
situated in the south western par, Of the
city, as5a; Two miles and half from nv
place q residence. As had no, visited
the depot, since The frs, eyening arrived
from Gettenburs ! accepted the invitation
with ? eI.urc, and viii now try and give
you short, bat hope not embarrassing &c
coua, Of m a!t,rao2n -amble.
We were to start at two O'Clock So af-
ter Farsakins Of a nice swedish duner. We
started, anticipating a very pleasan, time,
as on. route lay through the principal and
old>t ar. 81 the city fox the ms, OF the
way.
The FIST public tuiliin. Of intere., which
came under observation WIS the Swedish
National Museum. now in course Of erection.
I It IS built Of granite. aud situated on the
cas-, side Of ,hs harbor, nearly opposite the
royal palace. It las already been fifteen
years IN building, and may ue IS many more
bcfore i, i finished.
LAYING the Museum on our right, We
Son came - GGsiavu, Aiolphus square -
The buildings on three sides, are on the cas-,
kousl Iaeatern, or Royal rh.ater, Ia this
bIgld!ng one 0. SEsden's best kings. Gus
ts7us the Third. WAS shot. |, is also where
Jenny Lind frs, began her grand career -
On the north is the Hotel Rhy lberg. the
largest AMI bes. in the city. On the south
west OF the square is the place Of Prince
oscar, with It's military guard. In the ceu-
ter stands 4 statue Of Gustavus Adolphus
IN horse while On the ives. flows the outlet,
Of tie NaelAr. which in ancient times separ-
ated the maine land from the islands on
which the city is built but at the rresen,
time it is crossed by splendid bridge, call
ed NorF Bro, or North Bridge.
After crossing the bridge We came to Il G
ROYAL Palace this, the second in beauty
Of Europe. was completed in the year 1853.
l. is "a large quairangular building of vast
dimeniions, with court 10 the center. 1t
IS situated On an elevation, and can be seen
from every part of the city, as well as
from the surrounding country. /, is bail,
OF granite and stueco. There are three en-
frances 70 the court, each guar led By a sol
der.
Passing the pllco, we soon cam, 10 the
Slass, or lock, which spans the canal be-
tween an arm Of the Baltic and the lake
Each side Of the canal is bull, of granite.
as we'll as tie surrounding wharl., which
are nearly three miles long, and as the Bal
tic has no tide. navigation has free access to
them at all times.
This lock and bridg was bull, BY Oscar
the First, and bis name in gle, as well
as the year in which it was COM
ple,sd, may be seen on the sid-s. Directly
opposite ,he lcek, stands a statue of Charlie,
John. more fmiliArly known as Bernadotte
and the father OF Oscar the First. just an
We arrived, small steamer vas passin,
through into the lake above, and we had a
Enc opPoE;aoIiy 70 examine it, /. was built
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I 600 Re-! Prisoner, Cagtu-cd-" !S,oaesa.
I Jackson Commands Reje's-Re5el Gen
/ H,g Allied Sedy,ricks Corps gone 1;
H5oser's Asastanc:- Hsary R.5s! Fore
Assaults fesdsr.ess5arg-A GseS, Bait:
a. C.GaccA0Trl.ls.
WAsHiScToy, 5th.
I 4 son OF ex-senator A. u. Brown OF
Mississippi, is among the rebel prisoneEs.-
( VI pre- than 5000 are pow here.
NEW Yogx. 9th.
/ The Tr.Ja7.'; correspondent with Gen.
| tIJ9Ser Army writing AZ sunrise, Mond y
morning, says the gus are already thunder
/ ins On our Jeff. Il is BELIEVED that the day
viii prove mast disastrous one 10 the reb-
els.
ov2, 6)03 reel prisoners have been b.oi
/ in.
They report jackson in coInmaui OF the
! rebel army. sad that reIntorceinents have
/ been sent them from North Carolina and tae
/ Peninsula.
! Oar losses are heavy.
Gen Till is dead
+ Another Correspondent with Seigwick S
+ division, dating Moaday morning. sAys the
! BATH, opened az in a, daylight, anil IS still
j gJiny On the hills 1T the extreme left.
+ Gihsons division, Of the - elrps. re
+ turae! 70 Falmouth las. night. aai Hal! :
/ brigade has gone over. All nJn-combatanis
axe having excep, Surgeons.
+ Tie cracking Of mu5xeis can be heard and
ride pits are even bein. erected on car side
Vt the river - protect the bridges.
+ The Times cJrfesp 5ai-Hi with HoJksr.
writing On ogud4y night, says Gen. Howard
has again reor.aniIed his ! corps, and .hey
have O@en placed ON duty again.
+ zen Ayeriil, with has cavalry command
+ reported 70 Gen. Hooker On sunday after.
+ n5on, having been absent q DAYS, and had
+ been Us far south as RApiian station. where
they destroyed the BRIGGS On tie Orange L
+ Alex .Dir!-. RailrJal, aal drive lie and
Stuart out Of Galpeppr, where be captured
d IL u salt sni tacJn, which he gave - the
suffering inhabitants,
The headq lar,ers OF Ca Hooker ton. ht
is under tres. lie has jas. dinei on hard
tack.
Tie Tines correspondent with General
Sedswiek gives further details Of the Freder-
icks5Irs 6sht, but nothing new except a
postscript 1f Moniay forenoon, stating that
a considerable body Vi rebels mai. their APP
pearlncs below fredericksburg, marching On
that place to gia Position II the rear Of
Gen. shedsWick corps.
This force MAS judged to be L1n-s.ress's
but his attempt ~ res4ke the hills Was ID
successful.
The Worlds correspondent dating 10
O'Clock M5naay morning says. Gen. Sedg-
wick has passed On towards Gen. Hooker
Never since the commencement of the re-
bellion Was there more eagerness 10 obtain
authentic intelligence from tie SAT- Of war,
than was manifested BY our people yester-
day. TIE details Of the blttle Of Saturday,
DarTa,ing the splendid achievements Of
siekles' f,mous lighting division" tnow
enlarged 70 a corp-l as j: has been called.
which forced it. way through the very cen
ter Of Stone all Jaekson'. eOrps Of 40 ooo,
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Geographic.
NEw Yokk

NEv 1oRk, III.
The Tri5rne Extra says
General Hooker's army recrossed the Rap
pahannoek on Tuesday night Since thea
he has been heavily reinforced and has troops
enough to outnumber the rebels.
Sedgwick was compelled to recross IRON
fredericksburg by superior numbers, hav-
ing failed to JON Hooker.
O.hcial information was received at the
War department stating that Hooker alter
waiting at Charlottesville on Tuesday for q
renewal of the battle BY the enemy ,reoro>sed
the Rappahannock on the evening of that
day. Influenced By prudent motives.
Official intelligence from Staneman say.
after tina advance 10 Ch.ncelloryille, he de.
plsyet his cavalry force for many miles form.
Ing line Of observation to detect the ap.
pruach OF rebel re-iuforcemcn;s.
Richmond papers of the 9Th say that
S;oneman's cavalry have destroyed all til,
bridges between Richmond and the Kappa
hammock.
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Part of Gen. C1Gci's, fSecondl corps was
present. Hancock calamity going TO the re.
lief of the hard pressed S;ckles
The engas cement lasted from $50 to S:ij
A. NJ, when, beng cut of ammunition, our
forces held their position fJr an hour at the
point of the bayone. when, being resuppliel
they fell back in good order TO Chancellor
House, whe7c the contest was again main.
tainei with great havoc to the enemy and
considerable loss 10 ourselves.
Tue vicinity of Chancellor House was now
the theatre of the fight. and Gsn. Hooker
o'clock, when it was burned by rebels shells
In the meantime Hooker has established =
new line, and our forces were Withdrawn
from that point.
The engagement lasted SIX hour. and wa:
the most terrific of the war Oar artillery
literally slaughtered the enemy Many 81
our batteries lost heavily, but tie guns wers
all saved.
The enemy is s9w no longer in our rear
but directly in orr front. between Us and
our forces in Observation-Disclosures occapy.
ing fortified and eBtrenehed position.
On Sunday afternoon, the rebels made
several attempts to force our lines. Several
Of MS batteries and regiments being actu-
ally destroyed in attempting to carry the
apex OF our position. near Chancellor House
where a large Qaaaiity OF our artillery is
mass~d.
The rebel General Lee has ordered that
our lines must be broken al all Aazlrds, bu,
the retcls will only destroy themselves by
their attacks.
Oar troops are perfectly cool and oonh,
dent.
The reiel Genera Hi is reported killed.
Genera. Berry was killed while leading
his brave men.
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lie erals Lee and jackson command at
fredericksburg.
L9n.strcet is at Suffolk, ard \. T. Hin
and Ricketts, are in North Carolina.
Four rebel brisades are three miles out Of
the city. with orders to fall hack 10 tbs rifls
pits at the approach of the Yankees.
The train IRON Richmond failci to arrive
at fredericksburg on the 30th. and il is be-
iieved it has been cut of BY portion OF
our cavalry.
The troops from G.rmania, Ellis and Un;-
I'd S,ht-s Fords have jlined, and thus far a
Is we'll.
NEv YoKK, Sd.
Tho army correspondent OF The Herald,
writing under date Of the LIST, slys the rebels
mad ore or TWO das5es yesterday, driving ia
our pickct..
A: P N, on the previous day, the re's.
els opened a heavy trs OF shot and shell
uTon our enirencaIn. forces, but received 4
spirited response from our batteries.
: Zoe rete.s appear to be concentrating to
attack our extreme left. but an attack was
not then regarded as certain.
Our rickets have advp7ced considerably
ami the rebels have concentrated their on the
Bowling Green rad.
PHILADELPHIA. 81.
The following statement Is derived from q
gentleman WHO lett the Rsrpahaanoez On
Saturday, TIE II.
Il is airrajy known tia: cur troops hare
crossed over with Is. oVp 'siIi1n than was
anticipated.
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thus gaining the very turning point Of tie
fercels contested battle; the shameful con-
duct Of Schurz's division ot Germans OF
Towards, (late Sigel') corps, fairly wrestling
the dear-bongh, advantage from the grasp oil
Fighting joe"
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standing the teachings CT Northern disun'
eai,,s and the croakipss Of the Northern pro-
Starry press.
We Individually pledge to you our sympa-
thics, our prayers, and our readiness to
contribute according to our ability in heart
and hand for your comfort, your well-being'
and your ultimate success. That Gcd may
have you constantly in His most holy care
and keeping, and ere long. grant to our IN
happy country the blessings Of well
grounded, returning paace aud prosperity
we remain,
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NEw YoRk, At.


The Herald has an extra giving il.as Up -
ii A. N. Sunday, with the imr-'r,aAt siH'e-
men, that the rsbzl stores AZ Frederick
bsrg and Stonem ans Station, had ben
harmed. and gives tie following rumors
Tia, our righ, had Captured 10 pieces o.:
artillery that the ITish big .dc had taken
three rebel batteries that our cavalry were
tearing CD he railroad tracks on tbs r-tci
lines. destroying rebel property. crossing
their country. a,.d carrying Consideration
and di-lnay 70 the reAels. tina. our .lorces
advanced mile yesterday, diving the reb-
els, and are still driving them with great
slaughter.
Sppaay. II A. ". There is heavy firing
on the right.
From the Army Of TIE Patonac-A Con-
grafuia,ory Order from G=asra. HJos>r
AFFAIRS IN Wsst Virginia.
unpauARrzss Army of the Potomac,
May 81, lso3.
General orier. No. a..
Ii IS with satisfaction the commanding
General announces 10 the Army that tie op-
era,ions of tie las; three days have deter
mined that our enemy must in-.o-i1usiy Is
or come out from b,bini BIS oya lef=H-es
aud give Us battle on oar own groaud
where certain destruction awaits him.
..'ha on.rations If the 5.h. IItA and ia.h
corps have been a SUCCESSION of splendid
achievements.
By e'nmand OF MAJOR General H19ker.
tSiened) ;. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adj't o'eneral
Nav YoRE, 81.
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