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THE sEMI-W TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YoRK SEn.WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
Published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY

Contents of No. 1875 May 15l:
I..LRADING ARTICLES: Van Dorn-s,oeewall
Jackson; The Truth is Best shot. stSry :
Platform month"; TeIsIi Latest from the Army
vsllandigharl Andrew J; Hamiltoni EItr. Gen
erals; The Siege OF Pueblsi The Mozart Media
siOni vagarss Of aPse'oyte'isn Eld0ri Editorial
Paragraphs.
u.WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
H.. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv.THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
V..FRoM WASHINGTON: Special Di,ps,ehe, to
The n rhons.
VI. THE GREAT BATTLE IN VIRGINIA.: List Of
Casualties.
VII. REBEL Loss IN THE LATE BATTLES.
Stoaewall Jackson Dead
VIII. MAY ANNIVERSARIES.
K..TiE LATE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA; Gen
Lees AddIess t. his Army.
XTHE BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSYILLE:
Report Of Brig Gen. Steiuwshr.
xI.AVERILLS LATE CAVALRY EXPEDITION;
His Operations successful
XII FROM yICKsBURG; The Adventures OF Our
Velsel Blown Ops Greal Loss Of Life; Grant on
the High Rosd to Yicksburg. Correspondence Of
KILL FROM MINNESOTA.
XIV. FROM HILTON HEAD: Coue,pondsnos Of The
N Y Tribune
Xv..yUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
XVI..NAvAL
XVII. FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
XyIII..FROM EUROPE.
XIX. FROM THE WEST INDIES.
XX..WENDELL PHILLIPS on THE STATE OF
THE COUNTRY.
XXI..THE ABILITY OF THE UNITED STATES TO
PAY THEIR WAR DEBT AND TAXATION
XXI. THE vALLANDiGHAM CASE. The Applica
tion for WI. Of Hasoas Corpus Statement by
Gen Burnside.
XIII. PoETRYi Southland" Our Msrylsnd.v
XIV. yERNERs PRIDE; BY the AushoIs" Of " Eas,
Lynne"
XXV..WAR ITEMS.
&XyI..CITY NEWS
XXVI..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
XVilI..PERSONAL.
x..PoLITICAL
xxx. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xXN..MARRIAGEs AND DEATHS.
xxi. THE HORSE MARKET,
xxXlu. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fall Rsports Of IN.
stock, Monsy, Cotton. Graiu. aud Cattls MsfIsts
specially Reported for The N. 4. Tribune
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June for furnishing FRESH BEEF for one year from the
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Tho fresh Beef Is to be Of good and wholeome quality
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CmEg cLKHE, OFFICE. MErkOPoLITAy POLIes, !

PROPOSALS will be received a. this office fof
J. the delivery Of 100 TuNs Of COAL, Of 24o pounab
escb and c5 CORDS of WOOD. condition fo.lcwing
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Police Stgo1 Houses SnO station Houses, tic Central De-
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delivered above which VIII b. about J tuns and price
per tuu for whsever additional quantity shall DO ordee1
thereafter and before Mayl. 1874
6 Tne OF the beet quality pine and oak wood
half each sawed aud split.
= Pava.nt In ca,h when the quantities specified shall Be
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With service Of Z gun mounted iron carriage
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
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1I1HE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
Nn- I-rHE CoNDuCr oF THE WAN.

No. 1.-THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
The Report of the Joiu Committee Of Congress on the
Conduct Of the War respecting the management and opera
tons the Army Of the Potomac while commanded by Gen
Mcclellan is issued by in psmpLle, of thirtywe
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If sent by mail one cent addition will DO charged to prepay
postsge.
It A.o contains Lord Lyonss letter to Earl Russell giving
an account bis remarkable conferences with tho Conserve
tive leaders"
No. u-GEN. BUFFERS LATE GREAT SPEECH.
The Great speech Of M Cen f. Butler at the AcAde
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DEPARTMENT wRsr-PRsxosr.
Containing the report the Joint Committee on the Con-
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No Iv-McCLELLAN, BURNSIDE. HOOKER.
Containing the evidence Of Generals Mcc-an Burnside and
Hooker before Committee the Conduct Of the War
This gives very foil history Of the Army of the Potomac
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OFFics LlGHrHous NsPEcToR,l
No 10 CeSar,t. New.Y0rk, r. Y. May 7, 1853
GEAGED PROPOSALS will be received az
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June next fer raising. replacing ard keeppg In the2
proper polio all tho buoys now Ia The Fre lssnd ine
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NAVY AGrxr's OFFICE. NEw.YoRK, May a. 1858, I.
CEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposal
- for Navy Beans" will be received at this Office until
FRIDAY the 2d instant OF 10 o'clock, for furnishing
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND GALLONS NAVY BEANS,
OF the best quality for immediate to BE- delivered at the
Inspection Provisions and Clothing at the broehsyn Nsvt
without additional charge. Samples Of the Beans ma
be at tie Inspection Of Provisions and Clothing sS
yard. n
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TUE GENTLEMAN

BY UcofKr
vol I6mo Cloth. Prize % ceh u =, ,i..o,h,..l
Tbi. work e,nbodes eompsehensse quo fgcS W.
Ashnition and illustration Of ne h douby welcome at
he ps.ss. hour nothing can be more 81 ,s sne
e.os' Of the justice love and honor upon
Sh .i the hopes and wsas Of Cue nslGE ~ .
80 " ..ntsmsa as he figures Ia history, IN socie y ~
si AZ AID In literature aud the whole treatise whiie
sfractiye b. playful aud anecdoe, Ia per
dS Nv an eerpesness born Of strong conviction AID deea
Eympathies
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New fluctuations.
1EssRS TICKNOR & FIELDS
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THE STORY OF THE GUARD
By Jessie Benton ftemonL

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1T TELLS JUST what the C0PPERHEADS
Il ofthe REVOLUTION DID.
NEW EDITION READY THIS DAY. -
No INTELLIGENT American who taxes interest IN the ms
tory 81 his county afford to do without nj Po
Horace Webster.
DIARY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
FROM WIiG AND TORY NEWSPAPERS And
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.
BYIRASK NOORR. .
Illustrated with welves steel EnsTavngs by lttche
with Plans Of Cities, Battles. ETC
Two Volumes, Octave. Clsthi Six Dollars
"He ha, given Of tie most readable and impartial
narratives struggle for Independence thst has ever beeo
produced ~ Philadelphia Bulletin
MI Moore La. happly executed happy thought he hes
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century In the very words Of it, coiempoTsiea-iN L.
Evening Post =,
Tho work s novel cartons Interesting, and valuable In
very Ugh degroe'-l North American, PhiiedsiphiA
Every Of the woik With facts gathered rom
the da lie OF tho Revolution Snd thus whou, the in
venon modern speculation have brought before
not merely the actors the great drama Of the kevoiua
bat their actual thoughts feeling, aud emoronL"-lN u
Herald. .
There 10 Motive spehh sdvi,odly and d,bsra,sly-in
the who range Of volumes aud Libraries American lis
tory nv fir con tbuon toNsd that history Of ueh yalss
that contdned IL thsie two volumes "-lDGepeudeni,
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LANE AIIsTEN,S NOVELS

To supply = want long felt Of a nplete uniform. and
readable edition OF the admirable novels Of Miss Austen
fCkNOR IELDS have published them IN ieGr uni
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characters Of Ordinary fe, which Is 10 me- tie most
aeTful 1 have ever met."-l Sir Water Scott
shakespeare has neither equal seconds but among
writers who IN point have noticed, have sPpToaole1
the of the master, We nave 10 hes'
IN placing Jane AUSTEN Macsnlay.
Mss,r. n 4 r. also publish this dav new editions OF
LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN. BY henry "Ato
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THE MINISTER'S NOOlNO. by Harriet beechei
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Complete in two volumes with Illustrated Military covers
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DanIs.

An American Lady wishes to make an engage
N msnt a. COMPASSION to s-BhDt that expects TO
travel The best Of references An interview eau be had by
Addressing w q Station d. Post-Oihee.
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DR. CIIMMING's great CONTROVERSIAL wOrk

~ In which he fully proves the errors Of Bishop C9len
sos theory Of the OF sacred history 1. THIS DAY
Published by j. BRADBURN. successor to NJ DOoiady No.
~ Walker.st.. New. York Prioo 81. -
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IA adjoining with several other FURNISHED ROOMS
for Gentlemen Ladies without Boad al removable prices
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I LIBERAL BOOKS
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Purchasers from the city county invited TO sl
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rINHE ARMY CHAPLAIN's MANUAL.
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TNHE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
II PAPERS ofeFey descdpiion, old PAMPHLETS OF
syery kind old BLANK BOOKS and LEDGER5 that are
written full and al kinds Of WASTE PAPER from bsnkers
Insurance companies, broker, pstentmedc dopo print
G Offices book binder pubic and private libraries hotels
stesmboa railroad companies boarding houses, express
effces &c
WA send to any part OF this city Brooklyn, HobOken
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GUNNER Retreats.

A PLEASANT, airy Summer HOME and
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ises oppdi,e the Gieen" Refer to W. BRYAN, ED,
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90 TVHOMPSON's COMPLETE GUIDE TIC
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DOCK COMPOSITIONS Twenty good hands
kD WANTED at No. Is Yaudswaer-st Also, TWO or three
iute leent American b1ss to learn the business.
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A NUMBER of weli-recOmmended GERMAN
"A GIRLS want Situations Cooks characteristics. Laun
dresses Nure. Gds for Gsneral llonsowork &c, 3e AZ
MRS. LOVES CemaI Insu;e No II otanton-st. near
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I OTIS for SALE near CENTRAL PARK
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VpUUNCLAU I
IL fascinating book written with passsge fully
translated. ISo beautiful volumes, 2mo. Sold personal
spIhcaon for ~ So sent by mail, carefully sealed from
impairment Curiosity for s2 90 &. BLANCHARD, Pub
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4 WHITE or colored WAITER MAN
~ WANTFD FOR tIrstcla.s private boirdne-house Ap-
ply Ut No. 20 Washingtonpace Beet cry references ire
M cd
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John ". Draught, n, 22d.
George =. 1oss, 2lst.
Martin GARDENER, g, 21st.

John ". Draught, b, 22d.
George y. Hoss, 21st.
Martin GARDENER, g, 21st.
sxhas-N An0as1s lkthssszssssssassz
Peter Harvey, 24th.
George W. Howe, 21st.
Thomas d. Moore, 18th.
william III. Priest, 21ss.
Albert O. Smith, 22d, died April 49, typhoid fever
sehutzmsyer, ed, died April 20, consumption.
David Ssmpson, ed.
A. Tolmsn, 211t.
John Van Wagner, 22d. A
Isaac II. Wells, 2lst. s
uosPITA1 rHENrr-YIvI g.
Robert Potter, Rlst.
nosrIrAJ TwxHrr-oxx
Ole Damness, x, 18th.
Fred. Hilker, D, 24th, weu and . nurse.
HOSPITAL. TWENTY.
S. R. Smith, K, Oath, seat to Louisville.
Frank Kittridge, +, GATH, do.
". T. Dsxyiu, q. s. a, 18th, sent to Louisville.
Franklin D. Fowler, A, 24th.
MRS. J. S. COLT,
49, s-~sa- Cor. Sec'y. S. A. 8. of Milwaukee.
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An IMPORTANT General
STEELE, with about 4 1000 men of all arms,
recently made an important raid into the
enemy's country, from Greenville, on the
Mississippi. Going southwark, down Deer
Greek, he penetrated one of the wealth.
est and most aristocFatic districts of the
South, and an important source of sup
plies for Vicksburg. After SIX days alb
sence, the expedition returned. The
amount OF damage done to the rebels is
estimated at not less than $1,000 OOO.-
Our men brought back $50 mules, 100
horses, "a yoke OF oxen, 400 head of beef
cattle, 80 wagons, 1000 pounds of bacon,
10000 pounds of sugar, and 500 gallons of
destroyed about twenty cotton gins, nearly
the same number Of corn-mills, 500 hogs,
100 tons of fodder, and 700, 900 bushels of
CORN
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NJ W. thrf zpriff there,
NO. n~.1er wakes in Engieno
Sees, some @ost houehs and the brentwood sheaf
Feand IOls are tn. n sny bough
In ad Ea afsss April, whsn May follows,
Ana ySere my naossomod pear tree in sas hedg'
Ha s & the neid, and seasters on the clover
1so.sems anA dewd1ops-At tSs bent spfsv' 9 $50.
that's the sise thrash - sinss each song ,s"'''
over, n,d ,~c.pture
The frss me care3ess rapture
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FROM THE 1sT WIsooNsIN.-Capt. Mo
VEAN, of the LIST Wisconsin, just returned
to Kenosha, from Murfressboro, furnishes
the Telegraph with the following:
'sThe 1st Regiment is in better condi-
ton now than 1t has been since the battle
of Perryville. They marched on the 20th
with 305 muskets. Col Starkweather left
samp with his brigade, On the Goth inst,
in company with a large force under Gen.
Reynolds. They succeeded in capturing
800 prisoners, two railroad trains, also an
ammunition train, at McMinpville. Our
troops advanced the same day on all the
roads leading from Murfreesboro, stirring
up the rebels in every direction"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06

A NEW NEGRO BRIGADE.-A Negro
brigade has been formed in Gen. LoaAN's
division at Milliken's Bend. 1t consists of
the LIST Arkansas, Sth Louisiana, and 9th
Louisiana.
There was great crowd of applicants
for positions as officers in these regiments.
The Captains were mainly selected from
Sergeants and Corporals in the Indiana,
Illinois and Wisconsin regiments. Lieut..
VAN EPs You've, of the 18th Wisconsin is
Lieutenant Colonel of the 9th Louisiana.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
sette, writing from Millikens Bend, says:
The negroes flock to the standard in
hundreds; they scramble over each other
in their eagerness to be enrolled among
the soldiers of the Republic. Their easy
natures are stirred to their depths and
nothing can exceed the excess Of their
joy. Let Us hear no more Of the lying
twaadle that niggers won't fight"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06

GARIBALDI's HEALTH IMrRovING.-The
health of Garibaldi is thus reported in a
letter from Caprera, dated April Sd: 81
am happy to inform you that during the
last fortnight very considerable anchor
alton has taken place in the Generals
health. The rheum stism has disappeared
completely, and his wound is healing reg.
uiarly. Ii fact l consider that the wound
is approaching its termination"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06

Three Venetians having come to
this country were so dreadfully attacked
with ophthalmia IS to lose their sight.
"What can we do with these poor felIows2"
asked surgeon at one of the hospitals.
Why" said wsg, ''at the worst, we
can set each of them up rs Venetian
blind"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06

~ Mrs. Eunice Hayes died at Milton,
n. H.. on the 9th of last March, at the
age OF 102. She left Isl descendants,
was born on FriGay-consecrated to God
IN baptism on Friday-married on Friday
moved into Milton on Fricay-her hus-
band died on Fridsy-and she died on
Friday, as she often affirmed she should.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-06

REPORTED ALIvR.-A letter has been
received from Texas by gentleman in
New York, which states that Lieut.. Rem
shaw, who was reported to have been
killed ~ the explosion which destroyed
the Wtstfeld during the engagements in
Galveston Bay, is alive and residing at
RsnahaW, Texas.