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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-09
n ElcAard Oas1lIoVss, Aucs'r.

~ RcAwd CaStAosu, Aucs'r.
I'm Mosday, the 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock. Il ~
sore, WIN ell q auctjeu, In w way q gro
wi1des, olass, woedsn ware, tobacco, g.
vUkNf1UHk-1n the way Of fnruiture will 10
sold cbaiTs, bureaus, lseahss bsds, hsddhgs, tso
v4y large dIning tables, 0s1olaods, mating. vasA.
stoves, and varieus o6kse articles.
not j CAUIHORN, Aucl'r.
ApafuAuAL
DamaGsd llous "a Hs1o1oss e auslina.-flA
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80 j aAUTu0RMjAuct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-09
~ zheaas W Kasos, Axeteemaw,
lO0os oor l2aA and Cry sal

tO1oo or 12ah md Chly 0la1
CROCK Of Groceries. %, foF nls ss sssl,ea u
- Will cell % Monday morning, Novsnbse Ssh.
commsncing at 10. O'Clock, Il ths store q n ~
Lumpkin, q the corner II LIT and Main streela ali
Of his stock d Groceries, 10.
no0 1HOe gESE1, Aacs'r.
Will b aAded b thS above aals-
Platform and q uAtef scalsu
Store fixtures, bseswax, %.
very nae solk
q wardrohes, tables, chairs
Kitshen Furniture. "a.
no5 THOe " K1ngBI, Aud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-09

~ Main street,
I'M Monday morning, Nevsmbss Oh, BY requsoi.
" We will nell et our auction store, ocmmsnotps
8 10 O'Clock, . large a11ostDeat q HousshoN "a
Kitchen !usnituFs, comprising many Useful and gen.
Cabinsls; with nasblsieqs
WashgtandD, do d
BedSteads, beds, end bedding
Chairs, tables, OookinS stoves, &c.
1xDW0oD 3 PHILLIPS,
not 81 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-09

BY Kent, Hzsne d Co., Aascfrs
DRY GOODS at auction.-On wednesday, 18th
IL Nov, commencing at 10 O'Clock. We viii sell q
our warehouse variety OF choice and desirable
DRY GOODS,
comprising many scarce nt seasonable goods now in
great demand.
Particulars hereafter.
nso KENT, PAINE co, Aucis.
DUBIIC Sale Of Land win sell At public auction,
on the 10th day Of November next my Farm,
known as s.lIarl Hill containing SOC acres, lying
Pole-Ca creek, and immediately on the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad, one-qrarter Of mile
from Penos Station. The house 10 large aud CON.
Portable, with the necessary out houses, and church
and daily mall each in 500 yards Of the door. Ths
open land b in . high state Of improvement, and
about $50 acres especially adapted 70 the growth 81
wheat Also, some 10 or 90 acres Of the celsbrated
PoleCat bottcm, which, at cost q ono o. two hun
bred dollars, may be made equal TO any laAd n The
State.
T Tnss-Nade Known on the day Of salA
on27-tds JAS W COLDAAH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-09

nj OTiCE.-A white cow (dEy) camo 20 my resi-
~ dence, on the New Fair Ground road, two or
three days SINCE which. the owner can get by pay
ing the necessary charges. LW RISE
no 0-2te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-09

WI ANTED-By the Government Dead Animals
w ofevery sort-Psrsons having snch upon
their premises can have them promptly removed
franklin and Union streets, ct the Sta stables on
Cary street, opposite old gas works, at Wagner'a
drug store, 6tk and Broad streets, st the
Government nitre beds just beyond Bacon's Quar-
ter Brnnoh. By leaving notice at either of these
places for Mr. A Muller, persons will not only
greatly benefit the Government, but receive the
highest price for the animals. oc 20-ecd4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-09

Richmond, VI, SGD u, le6A
1vHANGEa at Proprietnsship- would sspsclfnlly
II infosra the travelling public th1t have this
dsY transferred the leeoo ard furniture q lhe GpOt9
wood Hotel ~ Memis CDFkery B Beete gentlemen
their guests.
In retiring womb oasr my sincere thanks for The
liberal patronage bestowed On the 6p0tswood Hotel
since its opening, and beg continuance q the same
under the now pfoprietnrshIp.
, 1863-05-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFibnne.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.l
srn1sor1E1p, H., May g. 1859.
Lieut., Col. Oakes Of the United States reg
u1ar army, has como here as Superintendent
Of the United States Maraha1s and Enrolling
Boards under the CONSUMPTION act, which it is
stated will be enforced in the State as soon as
Marshals, &C., are appointed
Col. Dougherty, who was so terribly wound
ed at Belmont, having lost i leg, suffering
donblc a1nputation, has been ordered to the
field by Gen Grant. He will have to resign,
rs he is unfit for field duty. He is now IN
command at Paducah. The ColoneVs friends
assert that the order has been issued at the
request Of Kentucky secessionists, and that
the intention is to compel Col. Dougheztg to
resign.
Governor Yates will not be home for two or
three weeks. BE Is visiting al1 tile Illinois
troops. Great preparations we're made eve
rywhere to receive him. He was to review
and address the troops at Helena yesterday.
The release Of Senator Green and George ".
Wall, late Of the Constitutional Convention
at Cairo, llas caused quite sensation here.
If the dispatch from Cairo be correct, these
iating position. The affair, however, proves
tha1 the order Of Gen. Burnside is having q
most salutary effect,
Agent1eman from TINT part Of the State, In
forms me, however, that he fears the release
of these men will hare bad effect there; that
| it will encourage the copperhead wing Of the
Democratic party in their opposition to the
| Government, and especially to the conscrip-
ton, which in that case, will have to be en-
forced at the point Of the bayonet-
Hon. Washington Bushnell, Of Ottawa, has
| been instructed By Lieutenant Governor Hotf.
| man, to At once apply to the Supreme Court
/ at Ottawa, for nsdndamrs directed to the
| State Treasurer, ordering him to pay drafts
drawn by the Auditor on the appropriation Of
the late Legislature. for State purposes, or to
show Cause why he does not pay said drafts
! Accounts ate being received from gariouI
, 1863-05-07
FROM lNDl ANNAPOLIS,

Especial Dkp&tch to the Chicago TTibupeI
ISD1ASAro11s, Aay 8, 1863
The United States Circuit Court convened
yesterday, Hon. David Dayids Of Illinois,
one Of the Supreme Judges, and Hon c. B.
Smith, District Judge, presiding. This will
be the most important Court ever held in In
diana. A large number Of cases Of treason,
conspiracy against the Government, confisca-
ton Of property, &C., will be brought before
this Court.
Gen. Ha=call, Military Commandant Of the
district, in concluding letter to prominent
Copperhcad Member Of Congress in this
State, which Is published, concludes as fol-
lows:
tits more serious thing than many are wont to
suppone, to divide and distract our country, and
prnlong the WAT.
In putting stop to such practices sha1l hold
the leaders principally responsible. As well
might establish a number OF hospitals in the
heart of the city, and then punish the people for
becoming infected with that 1oathsoac disease as
to allow newspapers and speakers to belch forth
disloyal ard reasonable doctrines, and blamc the
peopleior becoming contaminated herewith sach
things will not do in thsso times. To kill the ser
pent speedily. it must be hit In the head. Gencral
Order No. 9 has been approved By Maj. Gen. Burn
eide, and tho force placed at 5 disposal to enosre
1t. shall 10 80 In every case where palpabgc
violation comes TO my knowledge.
The returns from the various municipal
elections held in this State on Tuesday indi,
cate large Union gains.
Col. Cyrus /. Dunham Of the 50th Indiana
for many years q leading Democratic politician
in this State, recently made an able and thor
ough going war speech at Lafayette. It vii
be published, and cannot but be beneficial tc
our cause.
The Butternut riot at Dayton. Ohio, aud tht
destruction Of the Journal Office, caused con
siderable excitement here to-day.
, 1863-05-07
FROM: E0SfCRAMS*: ARMY

Especial plspsteh to the Chicago Tzlbune.l
Hr1FnEEsnoEo, May 6, 1854.
There ii 20 change in the position Of the
two armies eince last nights dispatches. The
10th Illinois infantry, reduced By desertion
and casualties to the number Of ~, will be
consolidated into four companies, and Col.
Casey will be mustered out OF service. These
four companies Of brave men will remain for
duty at the headquarters Of Gen. Palmer.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbuae].
CINCINNATI, Aar {. 1@63.
Gen. Hartsuff, who ist command d portion
Of Gen. 1urnside's corps in Kentucky, re-
turned to-day from Murfreesboro, whitaer he
had been to consult with Gen. Rosecrana.
NASHVILLE, May Ca number Of disloyai
residents were sent South to-day-among
them the Hon. Eeill n. Brown, formerly Gov
ernor of Tennessee.
Gen. r. S. G1anger assumes command Of
| Nashville tomorrow. Gen. Mitchell takes
| command Of cavalry division, having been
ordered to active service at his own request
, 1863-05-07

Especial DfEp9tch to the Chicago Tribune
DAYTON, Ohio, May, G, 1859.
Before this you are probably aware Of the
arrest Of G. L. Vallandigham yesterday morn
ing, by force Of l50 soldiers. He was
brought to Cincinnati and placed in the care
Of the military authorities. Ills friends at
this place felt somewhat Eore over the perfor-
nance, aud iii the afternoon every horse and
buggy belonging to the sympathizing gang
were occupied IN ferrying in fresh recruits to
aid in setting the city on fire and tearing down
the State Prison, in order to make away with
Brown, who murdered Bollmcycr aud the rc-
cent editor Of the Empire. at $ o'clock the
mob gatheFed around inc .o"r7os onlee and
hfeo as Has1 I"o nunufco snots into Inc
building toftuna1ciS tnefc was no one IN
the o1iee when inc nr4ng commenced else
perhaps, there might nave been severe loss
Of lie. AT hai.past O'CLOCK the oaddlne
was SCI on nre' anu toe n''nes spreac fap'ai'
10 au1oinns oullo,usS' c"us"s 9fes13 IT,
stfuetion o1 plol'estj' .......
an lne e''s oe.'7 'nen eo'"nencea W pea'
lhe CITY *'As Ill III an nplo's' ano LOT t'tnt
Ont "oal" sul.pose 1''sAe LIZ 4s'ns u .us io'o
lnac nau oSen ueie, n1en, "o1ne'l anu cHlioee'
, 1863-05-07
Chicago Qritnne.


TIE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA.
Detcuing our comments upon yester-
day's ncws until late hour, our Philadel-
phia special dispatch. received long after
midnight, puts a phase upon the situation
in Virginia which changes, happily, the
previous aspects, and would have rendered
out Of place all comments based upon pre-
vious dispatches. We can now write
it that all goes well with Hooker.
The evidences are that his magnificent
plans are working nobly. # entire sue
cess Is not now reached, it is because the
undertaking is an immense one, and it's
result. if won as in the manner planned by
our General, will be crushing to the rebel
plans and hopes.
The rebel papers confess to heavy losses
in the battles at Charlottesville, and give
Us the eagerly awaited proof OF the where
abouts Of Etoneman and Averilrs
cavalry expedition II our readers
will study out the. dispatches on the
map we give in this issue, they
will need t. be assured that henceforth in
the war the past raids Of StonewaN jack
son and Stuart will shine with diminished
lustre, It is our Federal troopers that
have executed movement that will enjoy
imperisbablc fame in military annals.
From their own showing the rebels
must be in bad way for lack Of leaders.
At the outset Lee himself was sick, and
the command devolvcd on stonewall jack
son. Now the latter is reported danger
ously wounded, Beauregard has been
hurried up from Charleston to COM
mand in Richmond, while Longstreet is
calledup from Suffolk. If our reinforce
ments are pushed forward promptly, and
the material Of our army does not disap-
point its noble leader, the poets Of the Re.
public may as WITH be preparing thei,
pmans for Gen. Hooker.
, 1863-05-07

gers from Aqua Creek Wis that Hooker
Won1d hold his OWL.
The news is very indefinite, np to Tuesday
at 8 p. m., beyond the fact that maGyy q!yEy thou;
wounded, and that the fight had been in pro.
gress since last Wednesday. It is also thought
t.lnt, although the rebels hare reoccupicd
fredericksburg, it was part Of Hooker's
plan, and that they would either be bagged
or re aurih11ated.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6-3 P. m.-The Buu<-
tin Eays:
Aprvate dispatch has been received st noon
to-day from perfectly Trustworthy source,
the tenor Of which Is rs follows:
The authorities at Washington are perfectly
confident Of Hookcr's success. H can luain-
tain Ills position. Reinforcemen.s to the
number Of So,Doo, under Heintzelman, hare
been sent him.
The inquirer contains the following from
Washington
Tie news from Hooker is conflicting and
measre, the Government not permitting the
news to be diyulged.
The news from the extreme right is salts
faclG,y. Heintze1man is said to Sc near With
| relnfo1cements from Washington.
, 1863-05-07

Enereetic Measures of General
Burnside.

C1sctsSAr1, May 6, 1885,
Vallaudieham WAS put on trial before
Court Martial He refused to pleadgullty to the
charges which wero read to him, q copy Of
which had been furnished him in advance.
The Court proceeded With the evidence, bat
will not allow its publication.
Tallandigham WAS allowed to, remain at the
Court House tonight under guard.
The charges are based on his Mount Yer
non speech.
Gen. Burnside has issued the following
order to, day:
In consequence OF the outEages committed by a
mob IN Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio. on the
evening Of the eth inst, By which tho Office ofthc
Dsytoa Journal and various other buildings were
destroycd, the county Of Montgomery, State Of
Ohio, is hereby declared to ;bc under martial law
Major Keith, u7th Ohio volunteer infantry is ap-
pointed Provost Ma1shal Of Montgomery county,
and wi1l proceed at once to assu1ne command and
take eueh steps as he may deem necessary.
BE has also ordered the Dayton Empire,
| Vallsndigbam's organ, to ha suppressed aud
| tho Editor arrested,
, 1863-05-07
FROM ST. Louis.


ST. Louis. May 6, 1913.
No further intelligence has been received OF
guerilla outbreaks in northern Missouri. The
sfIairs in Linco1na and Pike counties, have been
exaggerated. Gen. McKean is in charge Of
that district, with United States volunteers,
and has the cooperation Of the enrolled
militia.
Considerable commotion has been caused
here by the arrest Of several prominent seccs-
eionists, who are to be sent south immedl-
ately. 4 large number haTe been arrested,
but the names have not yet been mnde public.
The following is partial list:
Robert " Funkhouser, lite Councilman, and
Das!i i. Alastrong, late President Of the St.
Louis Railroad Company.
Jaa,cs {. Mumford, Lawyer
JanesC Edwards, cx-Pfcsident Of the Northern
Missouri Rail1oadCo.
Dr. Gratx Moees.
II. Ke!!y. q the % aIa Of carnhara Kelly:
james s. Doneherty, cx-Rcceiyer Of Public
MoneJs for the United States.
Horace D. Brady, trunk merchant, 18th and Pine
Dr.. L. ]. B. NcKe11op, well known Dentist, On
Olive between 9Th md 9Th etrcets.
Wm. Matthews, Of the firm OF Vim. Matthews
Il Co.
Solomon Il. Robbins. 1ate member Of the School
Board belnugtng to the firm Of 8. H. Robbins &
Co. This is the gent whose infant son, as Is al
ledged, was ch1:stencd aftcr Gen. Price, BY Rcv.
Dr.. NcPhccte:s.
Isaac Pollard, real estate agent sna broker.
Menfy B. Be1s, Of tie a.m OF Belt i Priest, zeal
estate agEnts.
Tho above, with some twenty others, whose
pames We did not with certainty learn, were
taken into custody yesterday and last night.
ST. loC1s, May 6.-ADout 100 more Of the
most prominent and nctiye sccessfonlsts Of
| the city were arrested to day, and Will prob
ably be sent South in few days. The list,
| which is said to number several hundred,
| embraces some Of our largest merchants,
! lawyers, doctors, and active business and pro-
| tessidnal men. no fayoritisln vii! be shown
to guilty lis1oya]ists. They will have to go.
together with their families The wives aud
fanI]lcs Of officers Of the rehcl service, it is
also said, will be sent beyond the lines. Sey
e1al spies ha7c been convicted By y Military
Commission now in session herr, and aEt
l ryraiiinr frnffDrn
, 1863-05-07

There is a homely little story repro
duced often to the delight Of audiences Of
sable Ministries, to the effect that certain
swain Was making his visit memorable to
the lady Of his choice by singing Home,
Sweet Home" in dulcet and sentimental
style The unkind male parent Of the OBJ
ject Of his levotions interrupted the har-
mony by sudden raid into the apartment
With the exclamation as he escorted the
Tocalist into the street, "Young man, you
arc making great deal Of noise here
about your home. You declare it is your
Sweet Home. Now be pleased to so to
your Sweet Home" The print OF a
number ten boot sole was, next morning
tcarfully brushed away from his coat
skirts by the injured lover.
We find no better parallel for the case Of
The unwilling parties to the new exodus
under Gen. Burnsidc's order. The scccsh
have swarmed into our Northern commu-
mites, and have bred their kind here. Of
too little stomach to fight with their fellow
rebels, they have the rather fattened and
sheltered Themselves in loyal neighbor-
hoods, and proftcd by our healthy and
full channels Of life and trade. We have
thus been favored with all classes mud styles
of scccsh. Wives Of rebel pirate captains,
families Of rebel Generals, small fry South
crn politicians, and barasters have all
come svaruling into our Northern COM
nlunitics. To these have been added our
own natural and long practised sympa-
thisers with Slavery and Negro breeding.
And in the mouths Of all these there has
been but one song, Home, sweet Home -
the pleasures Of Life in the sunny South
the delights of the institution that sells
babies By the pound, and tickets woman
hood, charm by charm, at the shamblcs
They have chanted loud and long ths
.praises and prowcss of the rebellion
flauntcd their treason in the faces 0
loyal men, 1nsultcd our soldiers, GU
cause, and our flag. This is all to end
The exodus is beginning, and will reacl
every infected spot. These ardent admir-
CTS Of their Sweet hon,e,'' will be sent t.
it. A large delegation from St. Louis, on
dispatches announce as already In stor,
for shipment within the rebel lines. Lie
the loyal North be purified, and all VIII
love treason and rebellion be sent wher
it's hottest fires can reach them. Gen
Burnside, Gen. Curtis, and their officer
have begun the work thoroughly and vel
, 1863-05-07
FILL Up THE ARMY.

Quite timely with the serious suggges-
tions inscparablc from either result to the
great battles in Eastern Virginia, comes the
announcement in the dispatches Of tho first
installmcnt Of appointments under the new
CONSUMPTION Law. The Government is
preparing rapidly 10 fill up the army. If
Hooker is forced to withdraw his battered
forces and retire on Washington, manifest
II our Cause will he in peril, unless large
force Of fresh recruits are thrown into the
skeleton regiments The army must be
filed up, in that unhappy contingency, for
the preservation Of the nation. But there
is no prospect that the call viii assume
such shape. We rely upon Gen. Hook
cr's success, and in that event, he must
have more men and 6 new army, with as
little delay as possible. The work he will
thus have well begun must not pause.
The conscription. is now near ut hand,
and cannot come day too soon for the cx-
1rencies Of the nation We may indeed
rce1et that it was not among the earliest
romplcted acts Of the late session Of Con,
nrcss. that the winter might hare beer
given to the pre1imina1ics that since ths
adjournment Of Congress has consumed
20 much t1mc, But the machinery vii
soon move. This time we are to hay'
none. Of the misplaced zeal Of State officer
to throw new regiments, fresh militar.
skeletons, into the field; but the old regi
1nents are to be filled up, their worn an
broken ranks are TO be infused with ncE
life and material, fresh from the people.
, 1863-05-07
FROM VICKSRURe AND below
A SERIOUS FEDERAL RE-
PULSE At HAINES'
BLUFF.
AFFAIRS ON THE MIS-
SISSIPPI.


[special Dispatch to the Chscseo Tribune.l
CAIRO, May 6, 1858.
The steamer Hannibal City arrived from be-
low today. She left Young'a Point On Fri.
day morning. Her pilot reports that in the
attack on Haines' Bluff on Thursday last, the
gunboats we're repulsed with more or les.
damage to several Of them.
The Choctaw was crippled in her wheel, md
her tur1et was penetrated By a si1ty-fonr
pound shot.
Our loss In killed aud wounded Is reported
at eighty.
Our infantry force Was not landed, and the
whole feet was coming out Of tho Yazoo
River, when the Hannibal City left on satur-
day..
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tsituuc.1
CA1no, May 6. 1858.
The steamer Era was fred into BY body of
rebels at Greenrille, Miss with two pieces Of
artillery, one twelve aud one FOUNDER
She WILLS struck seyen times out of twenty
eJEAt aAots u4Gu. 14ct uoHGFelr Itlu Of the
battery, and reported to the Mosquito boat,
which was at anchor above. Before the gnn-
boat could get down, the steamer Duke Of
Argyle came up, having 4 twelve.poundcr on
board. With this, she greatly surprised the
rebels, who took to their scrapers. The gun
boat afterwards CAME down and threw shell
in the direction the rebels had taken.
Gen. steele's brigade vas in Greenyille not
more than week ago. As soon as he mo1ea
ont the rebels moved In.
In skirmish back Of Helena, last Thurs.
day, the Sd Iowa lost sergeants Riggs and
Ewing, company K, and John Macy, and an.
otEer private, company 4, killed; mortally
wounded, Corps. Hill and Brownley, and five
slightly Of company A. Twenty-nine were
taken prisoners. Adjutant Lowe, son of the
ex-Go, ernor, was slightly wounded in the
leg, and taken prisoner, but Subsequently re-
taken.
4 forging party Of Fcaerals from German
town, on Saturday, brought in fifty head ot
cattle, and sixty mules. The hands captured
on the gravel train near Grand Junction, hare
been retaken By squad Of Fedcrals.
Provisions in abundance are going down tt
Memphis.
, 1863-05-07
FROM MADISON.

(special Dispatch to tho Chicago T1banc.1
MADISON. Wis, May E, 1868.
Gov, Salomon, with his usual promptness
in matters pertaining to the relief Of our
wounded soldiers, has ordered Surgeon Gene
ral Woleott to proceed with two assistants to
the great battlefield near Fredericksburg, to
care for wounded Wisconsin troops, five regi-
ments Of which were engaged
Gov. Solomon odurs reward Of $500 forthc
arrest of the murderer Of Edward L. Hale OF
Milwaukee.
All physicians now desiring commissions in
Wisconsin regiments are required, By IN Or
der from Adit, Gen. GAYLORD, to report immc.
diately to Surgeon General Wolcott at Nil.
HapEra
, 1863-05-07
FROM DESM0lNES.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbuueJ ,
DEsxoEEs, Iowa, M.y 6, 1863.
The Chairman and Secretary Of the Copper
head State Central Committee have sent out
circulars announcing the postponcmcnt Of the
Copperhead State Convention which WAS
called to be held in this city on the soth Of
May. The object is to wait until after the
Republican Convention, and see what can be
made By initiating the hypocEitiea1 pro.es
sions Of the Coppefheads Of the late Ne"
York legislature.
, 1863-05-07

places in the southern part Of the State, to
the effect that rebel demonstrations are being
made, the rebel flag raised, cheers given for
JEFF. Davis. &c. The letters will in future be
all referred to Gen. Ammen.
a delegation Of Ute Indians Is here On its
way from Washington. They will yisit the
Capitol to pay their compliments to the Lien
tenant GoYernor to-morroK,
, 1863-05-07

NEW Yogk, May 6.-The Northern Light has
arrived rived rom Aspinwall, 9Th. shehas SOC, 900
in treasure A new line Of steamers has been
iat5 m between Liverpool and AspinHall, and
vii no doubt be successful. The last Cali
fnTn,a steamer brought down ], ,70 bales oi
cotton from Me1lco, and large additional
quantity is expected.
, 1863-05-07

NEW YORK. May 6-The Tribune has q
special from Murfrcesboro, dated the 5th, IS
follows: Descrters report that the rebel COM
munications between Vlcksburg, Richmond,
Charleston, and Tullahoma, have been cut.
Neither newspapers or kilograms haEe
been received In Braggs army from tnese
ulacea for se1erol days.