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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

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hou.e - ith stoie ifst II ar
on lOTH-AN One LOT on the W. $. adjoining above,
y 6xlOO eeE On the premises 3story butiUs used as
BAKERY and good sabe or horses IL the rear SHY
per cent c.n reau ou bond aud Particulars at
No. II Cedarst adjoining Bona Of CONNER ce.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

HEw-YoKK AND HAHLEN RAILROAD CosPASr
If.ssUrrI's Oai1r. clflrr OF tfh-tV. en- "tutt,
NEw-YoEK. aTrl ~ 1903
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS.-T The AN
~ NUAL ELECTION FOR Ini trEES DIRECTORS
o. the NEW. ORR AID ALLEN RAJ LkOAD COM
PASY will he'd the oic, ol Con psuy, TIL.
DAY MAY 49, Tue p0!ls ~ be orered .m ~ o'clock 81
noon TO OcIocs 2. Tue Trans BOOK, OF the ola
preferred .tscs wi 10 cpsra o ocoeE p Of tn. 9Th
pIOIimo, until o'coCk, q 10. Of the 1Uth.
W. H. EMkksON. Treasurer aod sserstsry.
NOTICE-The Stockholders OF AL classes OF
~ the MILWAUKEE AND fRAIRiE DU CHEN
RAILWAY Co invited to hoet A. Tia. tOmpsnys rans
fer Office, No ~ EIcnsuse-psce. Room No. 20. on
WEDNESDAY, ZOsh instant y. --Ne". ron, mAy 10
1868. l. H. MEYER fte'L
NOTICE The ANNUAL ELECTION for
~ Directors Of the AIEA FIRE INSURANCE 90, Of
- Y. will held Office Of the Company No 40
Broadway. on MONDAY, June l. The poll will DO open at
LIVINGSTON sATTERLEE. Secretary.
NewYoTk, May IS 1913
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION for
~ d HECTORS Of tho NJRiH AMERICAN FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANY VIII be held % The ohIce OF ihe
Company, No. Wal St " .ujay the y DAY OF May
iu, The poll val Open a. II ociyct AID close a. p M
Il. w. BLEECKER, Secretary.
New.YoIk May II, 1853
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
BARNuM's MUSEUM.
Cosk~ovcrsy Between Wcadcl1 Phillips
and Senator Wilson.

AZ amsetng OF the Emancipation deseue In fremont
Temple this afternoon discussion took place between
senator wilson and wendell Phillips tho action Of the
Senate M che administration relative 70 officers who had
manifested unfrendly fcengs toward negro snssmeuts
and the ensscpation policy. Mr.. Philips charged tha,
the senate had put ts ban aay such officers
Mr. Wilson 6anied the assertion and sai1 II had elton
Como so. Mr.. Phillips said, n 90, the pube had noknow-
hdge Of &C. and shersfore she act of public value
fhs only case oooing 70 public knowledge that Of
Geprai Stevenson and be YVES promoted Instead Of being
rejss,ed Mr. wilson said that General ssyeusou was
ocsArsd the express and urgent accommodation Of
Geupral Hunter. In whom anttsIavcry meu NJ great
sssss Tho discssaIon quite lengthy and ylrt
Cd, but pos Quoted In friendly spirit.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

The sieanssr Hxpoundcr from Washington fcr Bangor
WIN the Second sine Reguens passed cps God at 1aas
p. n to-day.
The Second Nsw Hampshire regiment len Concord his
morning on lie rctem 10 the seat Of havng been
cruI.ed and put s best lighting condition. This reg
mcns has passed. through seventeen batucs.
The Fiy fsursh Massachusetts, (soIoreA) leave Boston
ON Thursday for Port Royal. In the steamer De Meoy
The Fty.Anh (colorsd). now forming, has about 900
men, and is rapidly Increasing The Governor Of Clio
has made application 10 Goverpor Andrew to have OHIO
men appointed officers in the oo'orsd regiments 10 prcpos
,,ou 10 the number of men FURNISHED by th STATE Al.
wees from various cf ohio seow that recrstne
for these resimenis more successful ibsp was astsl
patsd.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

70 erect any batteries tbsruct the navigation o. 49,
rvef between this place and Yorktown we steamed
slowly down the river, carefully scanniog tho banks with
our easses but no sign battery esrhwork was any
where visible, nor do bcsvc-for time q. least
any have existed. can you would not be very
safe for them TO batteries the paags
OF gunboats propelled by ste' for experience shown
that while II is veiy diGcut to hit steamer the
Ieariy always rlant an effective shot wherever 10 ~
aimed ~
am convinced that York river and s trbuar es-shes
Pamunkey and hatapony-waters country rich 10 fer
tiy and that this part er the furnish,
Richmond with supplies for indefinite period, heuco
the neccs sy and criey of racs and foraging exped
IONS in this district. a
Alta point about Laf way between West Point end
Yorktown the ship stopped, aud armed boat was
called away escort gig containing Capsap wm
Wright ard his distinguished guests, Colonel BoughtoD
and Lieutenant colonei Barney, We landed at farm
tenanted by ec,sh 10 the backbone
have very little doubt that he does y an
In his power assist ard sbsist that army; bus
captain refused to take thing without paying for It.
The oicer in the armed hot declared " as his
not that wanted the thngs. bat, be Expressed ms
VIC would be spong tho Egyptians fbs rety foragng
&c. 60 10 feed our enemies and tls tend prolong
the war II certainty humane 20 derivc them o. shese
luxaries, and tho sacst Of these poultry conscaons "
some sense becomes sabctAvd. l4 sct,A A
The Gunboats done very great service sncc the
Inndlng OF the roos ut West Point Inc Morse b poot
up tho Mattapony for distance Of twenty-five miles,.
making thorough reconnaissance Of thai stream and
the Mystic has beer equally activeon the PainunkeE ~
Last night detachment OF Troops commanded by
Capt Smith, OF the One HGudred and Twenty sevoDth
New York Volunteers, were received on loard and the
vessel steamed down the river short distance, 70 .
place Just below West Point where It was reported ihaA
the rebels not cny bad cavnlry force. but also rso
for rebel SPIES who were to keep bright look out
movements The troops aud armed boats crew
landed. bat they had scarcely rut their ioet shors
ing cavalry heard No whitc mon wesO
found; but. II tho darkics to be belNveaA
II is not very long since they there Hayrg accom-
pshod the object Of the expedition the ship rsurnsA 70
her anchorage. tfsn 81 .-.sa fat.a4s y,
country the began, and although the marshy
banks cf the Pamurkey not by any means s5thea
pIeasant healthfu, st they rerdy u sIcr any
sscrcc TO aid in putting down this rebellion und C&s-
Wright ts Just tho this dutyaiways ready Tor
anything that by the rcmotest chance annoy III
enemy 777 ugi ia@vg .iao sit4 esfea ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
The Tarncr's Celebration. IA y
PFTNGsr M0ErA0-GRAND CELEBRArfON OF rul
0ERyANa.


GERMANS. 4,
Tho festivities peculiar to whitsun,ide commenos1
in this city yesterday by the German societies In tho
usual fashion. The New York Turuveren accompanied
by the branches Of the Agemsnc saengorband,
and the lately returned Twentieh New York volunteers
(rurner regiment), grand excursion q Jorss,
Wood, where the dny spent 10 the most agrssabia
Vocal and Instrumental music dincng, shoot
ing gymnasc exercises lager Lnbarger Sweizer kass
and the other German institutions ndsged 10 W
unlimited extent Pnngst Montag celebrated ALTO
gether seldom celebrated before in this city.
The societies rcndezvouscd early 10 forenoon Turn
Halle. IN Or chard street. from which they marched
sion 70 Jones' Wood under the grand hahp
Of Captain Diehi, In the following order;-
Grand Marshal attended by his aids.
New York Schuizel giide, with drum corps.
New York Snengerbund, Captain Halcrand as Marsh,l
Independent Sirgng societies.
Twentieth regimen. New York Volunteers, Col vescsacs
New York Turner Zoeslingen.
Hobokea Turpvercia. .
Jersey City Turnvercn.
Drum Corps snd Band Ct the New York rurnversin.
Veteran Turuersof the city.
New York Turnverein.
Company d, Fourth artillery. p .-.t.a 4
The procession marched from orch ard street throisl
Canal Bowery second street, aud Tenth strcet
the foos Of which various socieses embarked
board steamboats, specially Chartered and proceeded 70
The boat arrived at the wo d In duo Of time.
and was received By salvo u artillery The .ocis.is
landed and commenced their various au,usemenn. inc
singing ceties formed themselves In groups and ds
coursed excellent concsftsd pieces he q
erps chore soon crowded the Platforms ana tho aral
Of the quadre bands set their fest vigorously moving
about The goblet and horn Of King Gsmbrin,s crcu-
lated briskiy among both sexees and me smoke from
Dush~e,s seasre and the mcerBchoum wss percept,ba
everywhere from every masculine mouth: The drum
ins trumpet we're en 70 % heard amid the roar Of
hobby horses were vel paroniscd and the students Of
Inc symnasum amused themselves and others with OK
cft tholr nf tha Trcn
regiment vas prcscnt and among the officers was ro-
n,nent the bravo and noted Colonel Ven vegcsac The
day was cool and pleasant although lowering and cvcry
Thing passed. of we'll although over thirty thousand lcr
sons were congreSatsd together.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Theatrical.
wAIJACKsq.

Sheridan Knowles play 'Tho wife," win DO acted for
the rss time at this theatre this evening New scenery
and costumes have been provided and the includes
tho loading members Of the company. Tomorrow even
ing Mr. Bardoo the efficient doorkeeper has his ticket
night.
pHBATRE PRANCAIs.
This evening Messrs. Albert Mary and Rousseau pro-
duce at Niblos Concert saloon-ths Theatre Francois
vctorien sardous great comedy Les Ganaohcs," upon
the occasion OF their benefit These gentlemen able
members Of the French troupe. deserve liberal beuen,
we hope they will have heir theatre ed
night Tho piece 10 produced for the nrst time u this
country.
BARNuM's MUSEUM.
we have desire TO claim prophetic ken 10 aspire
to the oracuar tripod but some time ago vcntured
the prediction that Barnnm would exhibt Mr. and
Mrs Tom thumb again and lo ithss como TO pass The
little Geoeral and bis little wife appear at the Museum
dy with Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren The com.
parison of te less, least will bo apparent to the
duest comprehension. The other curiosties, including
tho bearded lady the performances in the pous theatre
and tho immortal Barnum himself may bscen. usual
for quarter OF dollar. II Is dincut 10 say how OF
Secretary cases postage notes be more advantage
ousoy expended.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Arrivals ana Departures.

Bxrrsx-steamship Hapn-Y Frericks and iady n wsp-
rsp. Otto. kiemmelberr and family, Emma rpschs
and Capt Butler and Iken snd sister. Louin
Gosss and family, AmaIe sein and child Daniel Meyer
Gus,av Beling, Helene schombers. nsssnsh-r scco
raksr sst f7f N The
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

on. hs ana pIns mcn ,h ,s. snos .S
just before been located. Tho rebels retrea.ed
when they y.v. saw eur sunssoas "ppro ch The n,s
confidently believed that somebody was hurt General
Gordon followed the Morse in his special steamboat. 70
sary For this cowardy attack unarmed mail
boat the Ter alionis summariy applied, two or
three boats crews went ashore near the pout where
the rebe firing ok and applied the torch 10 three
largo farm houses and eight nine smaller oDes also
several barns and granaries In the latter stored
several hundred bushels Of grain The guIb at Mystic,
Lieutenant VIM. Wright, which ~ the tune The gunboat
this place slipped her cable proceeded the
OF but her services were not required s the rebels
ing houses continued to b.aze until midnight, iIu
minaing the heavens and which no doubt could be seen
Morse had reached shore near the poin. where
the rebel battery had been posted they pro
bank Of the yoE river After ,hsy hal applied the torch
and proceeding 20 complete their task man, So
cessonst doubt emerged from tho woods and begtet
was too Ias a. his house was already gre. This
stated that he begged the rebel commander Of the battery
BY burning rs properly on the river banks The rebel
cccr paid heed 70 mis- enteasy; hence the firing, and
Col. i3oughton, cf the New York regiment, douned
the sases 70 day having recently becn prcmosed from
o Colonel his event was the occasion Of an imprompia
gathering of the Coloncs brother nsd officers his
around here ana The camp could afford me rcpast had
been paraksn Of whc1 the affair brought 10 ab
TERMINATION
mail boat. Tne guests retained 10 their several com
mands there 70 await any demands o the several
commanders Col Boughton has been In his countrys
service since the beginning OF this rebellion. He
formerly member Of The Thirteenth New York volun
tesrs and Win that regiment IN many engagements
10 the Geld. Colonel Boughton Is talented, xsaious
ve and possesses eli the attributes d reliable soldier
Major Faf Of Colonel Bcushtons regiment is mentioned
oommendAby In connection with the lieutenant colonclcy
Of this regiment No better successor could be named
fhe Adams Express Company. through Mr. John san
born, thc empress supcrinendent Of this department,
have made arrangements 20 . daily express 10 and
from thie point 70 Fortress Monroe and baltimore Tho
loved at homo can now forward packages their
friends here with regularity and certainty. woud
add, that In forwarding PACKAGES TO troops liquors
will be permitted. 1he goods thus forwarded are In.
spsctcd before they are delivered 10 the troops
Our Psmnnkey River Corrsspondsnes.
USnm STATES S1rAuxR Myrnc,
PAnurns Rvn, above West Point Va May "a, 1853.
Naval Rsossoissa~cs-Ths Land Bdsess As Kafsposy /
AVID ns Pamysky-A visa % a Rod yh'~~-TA< |
Gssbcaf ssrics, &c.
v.. .s~vrcor his .hi. s.~shsS sr~nc~ sna we.a ~~
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Up TO three O'Clock A. NJ Of the 30sh we have news
from Puebla dc 7aragoza Upto that time nothing had
occurred. The French evidently dshcartened with
their losses and repuses rhsrc s the greatest enthu
sasm there and the firm decision OF dying beneath the
rui. 3 Of the heroic city rather than surrender.
Yesterday tho citizen President Of the republic and
the Ministers OF War and OF Foreign Ahirs set for
tho camp Of tho Army Of the Centre. The object Of the
journey 10 hurry up the opera,ns Of the campaign
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Oar Fortress AI0Arse COrrespOndsnee.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 20, 1868.
The Baltimore boat to-day brought down eighty four
rebel prisoners, many OF them wounded They wore
transferred TO the Croon conveyed 70 Fort
Norfolk.
The United States cutter Hercules arrived this
morning. M tf ~
The steamer Hero leaves rhis afternoon for Aqua
creek with load OF contrabands. They are 70 be en-
poyed In The disrent government departments at that
place.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

The soil N, 20 great extent neglected: but little Ia
raised account OF the absence Of male labor Every
thing appears 70 be rotng, and yet tho viii tell
you the most quiet and dignihed way, that they
defermned on supporting the rebel government oven
we'll educated S,uthern lady, wh, had spent much
time IN New York city previous N tho war exutingy
Yors Socua hs positions of trust found means or
sending than ctors and she had their that
their was good as ever need carssy say that
Colonel Fitzpatrick made his headquarters al Mr. John
TaiAfseS % North river, until he started on his
turn last night for Yorktown. Although Mr. Taaferro
most rcady manner all thai he had. rhs ladies' Of the
family were coureSrs, aud, 70 their credit RETAINED
from those y sspssyss % ,o9 osso 'sas':sa
About SIX oeIock .sodiev belonging 70 the "Hasris
nsca By A q ma $50 some miles swsj., appears he he
was ssnt 70 hose with oomrade 70 Inquire what bad
tecn done Nth 10 horses The man, citizen Of the
ssfsd II he hsd any nrs arms about the
% was loaded o. u" he rspied that b hoped wss
abouso draw hn revolver when the discharged his
piece which missed and hsn drsv small pocket pistol
and sent q. cOn,snss n.e Tho lsf sAs q h s.ck Camp
uped at him. striking him thetead with the loaded
weapon which resulted % he death. There were two
s,ss Ss sv Do
re was seen BY the surgeon q The regiment Dr. Charles
r Hseilsy and gent 10 Yorktown on the Com. Morris,
ss ssa Ss'is oress sss IN the srs about O'Clock
ana the boate about the They eucoesgfui
beyond sxpcc axion The only dsappofment bey nesily
had reason 20 think we're lowering this vicinity About
ain hundred boreee and pucs large numbers Of cattle
and quite bseeass trstn wss oroughtn Thar los sO
ara dollars dare nrt aftemps. this vcsfbsr "
ror.vutc the anonnt number n do,rs would reach
. CnIsdsra,e scrip Our Ioss % summed sp-pcps. Ibs
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-16
The NJ sdieaI ahd surgloaI Institute

The M SdieaI and Surgical Institute
Of Dr.. L. J. CzAPkAT 10 already secured in po-
SitOn which places it. a. veil its proprietor far
shove the assaults VI envy and professional malice
In the schools Of France, the highest prizes are
ohen awarded To practitioners In thiS department
Of Medical Science, and they occupy With others,
an equally loty position in the profession. Rieord
is An illuStriOuS example. a shining light among
NV pNilOssphisS4 Of his age In Europe, and
N. cSapA FUZZY rqusllea hlns Ia thts country.
- proof Of which, the PhiladeIphIa College Of
Msdi-ns eomphmented him with diploma, and
the honorary I'D eURdsm degree. ss're' ing this
a. his heid Of operation, although qualified as
graduate of the URiversity Of Pesth, aud late
Chief Surgeon OF the Hungarian Revolutionary
army. for more extended lAbors. DR.. L. J. Czapkay
has bSnL his est attention to the Of chron
Ia diseases, in which he has become great and
expert that he IL now regarded as the Leader In
this branch OF his rrofessiOn. Throughout the Uni
ted StAteS, and his portrait and biography are
Bp1lsIAeA a. assGtsr nSipt>s-ASts NS~S readers In
the miSt exclusive journals The Doctors offices
are at his Medical aud Surgical Institute, on Sac
rsmento street, corner of Leid'dorf, nearly opPo
site the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
NJ We ask the particular attention of our
readers to the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures, In another column Of this paper.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-16
"CnnmAux. SLAuourrH1D.S-Tbs

"CnNmALEY- SLAuoarERED."-The
Metropolitan Record, which. It must bs
remembered, is the accredited organ Of
Archbishop Hughes. in . late number,
puts forth the subjOined severe but just
structures. Ssif-protection requires such
papers to warn their readers against Join.
ing the Abolition party. That party is
now in power. Some years ago, in pla.
ces whero It had the ascendency, It car.
ried things with = high baud. In Massa.
chusetts it mobbed converts, in Phila-
delphia burnt churches, and in Louis.
vile and St Louis brulslly outraged
Catholics The same party is now urg.
Ing les s5sssS II 2-s.;3SS <S-----.-.s. - =
papers It has no respect for law and
order. To maini ain its supremacy it has
started Union Leagues" on the plan
and with the spirit of the "0range
Lodges" Of Ireland. and is endeavoring,
through spies, to induce men who favor
religious liberation to join them. B. mi
deceived, friends. Remember the sav
age boast Of an organ Of this delectabe
party. "that as soon as slavery was got
rid Of CathoIicity would be looked into. q"
Says the Metropolitan Record:
While the Administration has been
ruled by Abolition couDsrls, and fnrccd
INTO fanatical policy. he (the Irishman)
has had but one paui"tic object in riew,
and for the accomplishment of that oh.
ject he placed hIs life at the service Of his
adopted country. It is, we believe, no
exageratiOn to say that from fifty to sixty
Thousand Irishmen have either fallen in
this war, or been mSimed fnr life-killed
outright. or saved, ~ il were from the
carnage Of the battle. .feld, to suffer liv.
ing death IN that dependence upon world.
ly charity which Is . perpetual torture to
the independent mind. Our Irish citizen
soldiery have been betrayed hy the Ad.
ministration bv its perverticn Of this war
from the legitimate object for which it
was commenced. Had they known that
it was to DO waGed in the interests Of
AhOlitioniSm. and for the overthrow of
State Rights, We think We ere safe in
saving there would not be one Irish
adopted citizen to every ten that vert
forth to fight under the Stars and Stripes
Our fellow citizens Of Irish birth have
been criminaIly slaughtered they fave
been used a. tools by class Of man who,
while urging others into the battlefield,
have Rhrank in cOwardice from itS ter.
rora. It may as we'll be stated, once for
alI, that they have been made AubAervient
TO the emancipation Of the negro, and
that, too. by party, one Of whose or.
Sans announced, several months ago, that
A. soon as slavery was got rid Of Catho-
!lcity would be looked into
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-16

LINCOLN REFUSES, OVER HIs own SIGNA.
TUBE, 10 ResrORE PEACE AND UNIoN!-In
his recent speech in Ohio. Mr.. Vallandig.
ham is reported BY the Cincinnati Com.
mercial to have said "On the l2th OF
last December, when from the city Of
Richmond information came to the city
of New York that there was disposition
TO cO@prornise and return delegates to the
National Congress and be Obedient to the
Constitution and lava. and thus restore
the Union ss it was. the President on
that day. rejected the proposition, and the
damning evidence Of that rejectiOn-exiSts
in New York over his own autograph,
(cries, shear, bear. y but there is an 90.
legation Of secrecy at present. and the
letter has not yet been given to the pub
HC, The day after. the Federal army
crossed the RappahannOck into Fredsr.
icksburg, under the belief that Richmond
vas to fall, and thus end the rebellion.
The day previous Abraham Lincoln re-
jected sT propositions to rstpFn, over his
0wa signstuFe; and the day after. the
hopes Of the blind man in the White
House we're dissipated In the defeat ct
Fredericksburg, and the loss Of 10000 Of
our sOns and brotherG He could have
entertained the proposition on the 10th Of
DsOsmbsr, but he heedlesSly and wicked.
IL droyS away al overtureS."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-16
AHALoAnAnOH.-A prominent Repub

AHALGAHArToN.- prominent Repub'
lican minister named E. s. Best, recently
published sermon, in which he said:
"ThiS blending Of the two races (Cau.
casian and African by amalgamatiOn. is
just what il needed for the perfection Of
both. You will then have the
highest, noblest, and most gOd-like Gpe-
cies of humanity. Such race will con-
stitute the real people of America. Here
the human race will reach its loftiest des-
tiny. and this nation become the glory OF
ell lands; the place which, above all 9TH
era, shall most resemble Heaven, and be
the nearest to it."
Here is new plank in t.e "UniOn
League" party platform. We are curious
to know whether it Is to be made the test
Of "lOyalty"-whethSr the negro idOla-
ters will opsnly endorse it AParty that
brazenly glorifiss old John Brown" in
the estimation Of eli honorable men, has
reached its depths Of infamy, and by aP'
proving the above It will merely sustain
jts character. '