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New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
T.HE SIEGE OF PuEELA.

The news from Puebla which We publish
this morning is seven days later than the ac'
count, via San Francisco which appeared in
our issue of yesterday. We have this tins
both French and Mexican reports, and, al.
though they differ as usual. their tenor i', tor
tie most part, decidedly more favorable to the
MeIicans than any previous news since sha
beginning of the siege.
Ii seems certain that the French have been
repeatedly repulsed, especially on the 18th VI
April, when they made an attack upon the
churches Of Saint Augustine, Carmen, aud
Merced
On April IA battle occurred at Atlixco
between part of ComonfOrs's forces aud tho
French, in which both parties claimed TO hays
been partially successful, although the chief
design Of COmoniort--tO dlslodge the enemy
from his position at Atlixco-was not attained.
On April 90 reports were received in Vera
Cruz that the French had been attacked ~
the combined forces Of Comonfort and O'tega,
and had been compelled to give up the fort
San Javier, the only fort they still held in
Puebla, and the hill San Juan, and to fall back
I
TO their former position at Amalucan. This
report, however does not agree with French
account published in a paper of Vera Cruz
according to which the French were success
"a. on April 10 in an attack upon the church
u Ca, iien, and took possession Of it. No I'd.
vance Of importance has, however, been made
By them: ,r'nr even the Diario Of Havana,
which is en.irsl, in the interest of the French,
reports that accoro.ug to the late.t accounts,
the position of the two parties seemed not 10
have been much changed rom what It was
tho beginning of April. The Hercldo OF Mex
leo, Of April y, which gives review oi tn'
operations from March 30 to April u, rs s"a'
gune Of final success.
The news received in Vera Cruz direct from
Puebla was only to April 10, while the ds'es
from the City of Mexico received via Jsiaps
were to April %, including dispatches IRON
Puebla to April 81. 1t was inferred from thi'
fact, that the las, French dispatches wers'
either captured by Mexican guerrilla' Or were
OF an unfayorable character.
Gen. OHaran, with 800 cavalry nAa "aas
sortie from Puebls in order, as was sup
posed, to attack the French supply trains
on tho road from Orizaba to Pus0a, hu'neF'
Ou. bands of suerrillas were also ini'''ns tA.
road from yera Cruz to Orizaba, aud several
exoedition. sent out from Vera Cruz "a amt
hiIa.e tho suerrilas had been unsuccessful
The Frsnch in Vera Cruz entertained greas
fear tina. one million dollars with large
amount of ammunition, which was to leave tor
Pueblo, would not arrive safely
An important item Of news is the arrival o'
l,ru. rsapforcements for the Mexican Army IN
yoe City Of Mexico. The army OF Comou'0ss
alone has received q reinforcement OF 7.oV
men, and the Mexican reports express the hope
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
VAN DORN-sTONEwALL JACKSON.

The Rebel cause has recently sustained
loss in the death of Maj..Gen. EARL VAN
Dorm of Arkansas, and far greater In the
death of Lieut.. Gen. THOMAS j. JACKSON,
widely known as "StOnewal Jackson
Stonewall" being an appellatiOn given to the
brigade he trained and led until promoted to
Major Generaship. Van Dorm was an early
and ardent Rebel, bold and ready but not
lucky fighter, having been high in command at
the protracted battle at Pea Ridge, some fif-
teen to sixteen months ago, which broke the
Rebel power in Northern Arkansas and deiv-
cred Missouri from chronic fears of Rebel In
yasion, He was soon after transferred TO
Northern Mississippi, where be fought with
varying fortunes until he planned and led the
attack last Autumn on CoriDth, which was re-
pulsed with such fearful slaughter BY Rose
Grams. He bore part in the protracted fight
at Murfreesboro' or Stones River at the open
inc of the present year, and has since been
one of Braggs lieutenaats in that quarter
His place will be easily supplied.
Not 60 with Stouewall Jackson" whe bad
ss-ned high reputation as leader in battle,
and Seem. 20 bavo dosarvod it Hs WIS d
religious man, after the slayehodiDg pattern,
and could e1hort, pray or fight, with equal
unct;on. He exercised q great personal influ-
ence over bis men, never wearing snowy
uniform, often marching on foot, and going
into battle with n musket in his hand, and in
ths. dress of a private, so as TO elude the deli
cate attentions OF hostile sharpshOoters. He
was esteemed inyinciblc by his ignorant fol.
lowers, who contriyed to forget his defeat at
Winchester by Shields and his being chased
out OF the valley Of the Shenandoah by Ere.
mont. His Jorte lay in sudden attacks il
overwhelming force from a quarter whence no
enemy was looked for, and in the celebrity as
well ne momentum of his charges. There is
no man left in the Rebel service whose loss
would be so generally or keenly felt.
1t 10 remarkable that both of these Generals
met death at the hands Of fellow. trators-Van
Dorm having been killed by husband whose
wife be had soduced, and Jackson shot in the
battle Of the Sd at Charlottesville by two of
his f0uOWerr. Ills NOubus, thOuSh severe,
were not necessarily mortal; but pneumonia
supervened aud closed bis career, after week
of suffering, at the oge of 81 years.
Ben. McCuloch-Felix X. Zollicoifer-Al.
bert Sidney JohDston-Maxcy Gregg--and now
Earl Van Dorm aud Stonewall Jackson-the
master.spirits Of the Great Rebellion are pass
ing away. Cobb, Toombs, Wise, Floyd, Humph-
rey Marshall and other Generals of the first
batch, have resigned or been quietly shelyed-
even Joseph +. Johnston, who was long Com
mander.n Chief, has rendered no active ser.
vice since he fell from bis horse shot through
the body at Faig Oaks, and is probably an ill.,
valid for life. The Rebellion is deyouring its
authors.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

We print on another page Gen. Burnsides
statement mads to the Court at Cincinnati, on
the application for a writ Of habeas corpus in
the case of Vallandigham.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
GENERAL NEWS.

- Yesterday Justice Leonard Of the Supreme
Coun decided adversely to tue application which
Lad oeen made to sPpoDt Receiver Of the Hack.
hy eeglse5 II s2gearsd lL4i Il: sg.!lca.igp IA,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

On our second page this morning we give
reports of several Anniversary Meetings and
other local matters of interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

The "Peaco Democrats" Of our State have
issued their call for State Convention, to as
semble in this city on Wednesday, June B.
They take the ground affirmed by the support
ers of Thomas Fl. ssymour in Connecticut
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The washir gtms eorsespoadeoee oi thc New foi
Herald writes as fopous froru the Ca piLal, on 10.
'1eth nit. .....t.r - -
: A reign Of terror exists in Washinrten. Murders
..-r,I,s ,t.prottru and obheres Of daily
renee Se,t<ra.y t;enerai Baiord had hls p ckeis
pirked of nnetetin hundred dsllals us.le 10 an oys
isf a boo the ttss eseaping viva ais ses,y kary
this rnorniws Liaute nsat 1rtir Y. 0 TIE tecasa
Ssrmont esysry Was Ioubd Isl sst ts Lottg " ,th
his throat cut ssfaf~ physiesss eonia % inocu ed
he expired. IL istthSuGht ne Was murdeted
: In eCnseuusnce OF tie insniiv vency oil the polaet
s,s,s md tse cosseeaeas inseeurity of the Sfrett-
sbess vhe are ositIse 70 De s"s asr assh r. 80
charge OF q pistol. droppsd IN public sai'cn, h,sf
aight Uusssssa,e Immediate steps are tsssa by
dir stutkor,t e 10 ,ut stop to siis niate Of sair,
ufc tiens VIII ii sel cccnse. take the matter up
AZ yikflapos eerslhst.ce Is airesoy sAiked o..
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lttdfaua.

H Indiana.
The following extract, from the Cincinnati
Gazette, is froiaa letter written by Il citizen
of Indians to his Representative in Consress
trying To devise measures for the sopprt sssan
of the rnutiuo,s spirit prevailing Ia that State
The writer says:
THE people arc alarmed at the measures
now ull toet and developed 10y rebel syunpa
lhizers. We greatly need, in iorm Ier disiri
bu lion, a. defence OF the II esidents prociana
ton, aud the reiutation Oh the charge that this
is ali Abolition war. Such charges are edu
eating the public mind ior resistance 10 c
draft. Be assdre,i that there is great danger
of their doing their work tilcctnal'y. No
threat 10 even now more common than that oi
resistance 10 Rhy draft and il is no idle one
either. 1t is Inevitable, withoet y great
change in puWhc sentiment and II is useless
to ,ilsg use 1T. Dessrters already tnd armed
iproteGtton in tyis ceua,sy. iG(ie sqtsi almost
fevefy SStssasSr
sioa seems taking place, but sh!e eas9 nSalasst 4
it will oniy be temporary.
Under the dEcadlui apprehension thas Civi
war is at our doo's, the people are ready &c
accept almost ANY tsiDg that would sfosaiss
even temporary relel irom such eaianities ne
that woul, i,iict. Taking advantage of this
the DemocIa:S.arc proposug.t TO circaiale Pett
taons for All extra session ot CungteSs, TO pro-
pore soine measures of compi oinise--te ht 9
iae people tia if otiere AID refused by reoess
'It wis uuite ps At home, aud avert the ctines
and h6rrors of civil war. Thiuk of II as We
sv,Ii sifmbn will rush into such apolicy. u
che Psesi iieut,- ,-.oW ssch application. shall TO-
lpse 10 call Congress sogeiI.sr, they then ln'
teud to eIplsael The inagaziuo and preeipita'e
ns into Sevolution -...... .......
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Tie KAgistet of Friday. has obtained the fol.
Iowing sddilieuh psftieaiafs of ths late e,a'e-
ditissi iass Ksataeky,e and engagement near
-Gs&, ,i,sgrsBts eonunsnd. ninOansing to-
Cavalry and puwaids BalteHy. CROSSED the
tCuinbefiaaid ,tSef hi Stgeil's Ferry. ON The Esd
iof b3aret, snt sftcs aiIor cod march, attached
DAnyiii &C q o cieckP. b., 2aIh Isat.u Tie
epeiny . fvrse was reg lnients o. intsptry,
cavalry. and q pieces a,riiisry. They rsrtrea
ss~afds scams. Duck Roslnson.z aises q slishi
resistance. Pegram charged taem treating;
through the streets, our whole force behavtng
galiamy.. L,ent Col NiHen, u the Let LouL
s,ans. followed tue aying enenUs while ~iil,
the remainder OF his iorce, Gen. +. moyed los
fihe purpUse oil eating Off teiufercements trein
Laxangt toh.- Some stores oisd alssuE ID, apfis-
ouers were Captured Mt pAlyille. among, whoa
was LII. Col Adams, Of WoIiord'sravalry. III
hAdsnas, Subsequently made hisI.@ieeaEpe
His command Was throwssr>zlEfi Efitn sMo iaiieA
of keutucsy river bridge e; and shed with
tho eueuIy until ite'2Sth inst, WHEN he began
to falt back tuwardn Somerset. Ol the Sist me
WAS attacked by a Very heavy ioIce, BOUT tnO
ipsies IL oul Somerset. Our troops fought brave.
~, and although outnumbered five TO one
checked the srdsance oi the enemy For iour
hours, anui the,r ammunition isliug. they feII
back slowly aud In good order lour miles, Ilie
enemy MT pursuing ia auy force, aud after
sIicihug our pnaitIon for sliurt TIME retired.
After n gbt .ons forces Tell back slowly and
| crossed yhs rvssr.' The whole command be-
haved musi gailanily. Most coLspicuous ior
GOODNESS aud Caring were COls. AuGrisOu an
Ashby, Lt.Col. Harper and Capt. fooimar.
4 Our entire ibts iu killed, wounded a,rd On IS
Esing aipounts Ia I5U.
The killed, wonnded aad nlissins OF the en,'-
nv amounts to- 200, III additson to lIs paroied
al Danville aht oller points prior 10 tue sonl-
erset fight" 80
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$50 REWARD.

xEv kISoN r. Powell, q p iylta oi Co lB) 3i Ga
w Enffniiiou who vfs- ofdeSed 10 report tn I'm.
f,r hsxr,ita esyss by ett at tsni Bragg. stopped
srriug Pace Murry eonn,y t'a. oa or rbut ths ia
.oi AaJuh ua.. aud hsH .asoi bsrn heard OF e. CO
.iIi pay tha sAoss,ssaa ~ tps sH'
e,siJ Powell IL 81 ycnrs tf sgs elk feet high
A.rk co oIsap ion dark bsir hsae eyes. aud by GO
s...,,on A fsrrssr, born In hbruweil District, 60.
ssslns ana ssakpss 10 ephg Place. sins,ay ussrstI
(icn 49,! ss..s . Sc. tta.' s. b. cfotI, ~
ssn Sssx. Pest. Ii Sapt. Heapatss, D1 eit tes Tsnn
IPPKoVktn ,s,s.~, ~ r,sf '.r -.ati
n,,a,fs ffW "'t,ol GomFg Pest.
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GlnO HRWhRn.

10 ANAwAY from the Eulsccil-ra on gstnrda,
~ pight last Anderson gud Iitus aLdet,sir
b about 70 60 ~ y.siE old. k,t S,rs nchs. hes
wtigts ah al iSS 'aai. h black. rather Iop eyed 10
saucy tpokesi and snBihe. Re is uEC eiuf II ht Nv
trade. aud bIs tools -1 handtd. Be Lad "a,
vhen he ieft grey irocL coat. and o siate cokTcd
hai.-
ttafu Is about % years cid. HACK eomplekionea,
seset feet cr inrhss hieh. weishss sbout l.a
pounds. and his heard wh sn he len; one Of hi,
lass 10 mevhat shnttr than ths other. Re "a lss
slowly. ssd J. not inieliyrent
We wHh pay cne handtpJ iollars for beth hcys or
ahF dollars fr eiih deiiysted ia thAs place ca us
astd In any jafiso that We can get them.
- -f ..f. e John LEE.
aprr 80 II. HOOPER,
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$50 REWARD.

IN GANAWAY frcm tho susscribsr. on weunssday
IL rishs sih inst. o seero 'rs,1 named Edrns trd
sa,d nesse fert lei itrhsh bish darS e5ppes calu
ptxivu, VIII scar a., tss sirxhrua eau 81 by 10,
KICK Of horse. He IL th,rk set. and Weighs IfE
p"nnds, bad on yellow jeans pants With Arey lrocE
coat, and Aiask vrsyol lhnt. =
The above rewutd Will be paid iur BIZ d ..ssIy ia
me at thbs place. Central Hoass.
sp50-2ss GEO. - BUlIIN,.
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satlo REsfA.Rn.

,fsuis Us EseWas 1scs wsshs. hssEha
IL ssulaass, seys Rsmad tfnB1mf. kass Dag " sles
a iochcs iagh, epA. wetshs ever tve hnsasssl- aRH
az souxhs q 4 u. CisfE. u Atlanta, Ca His hs.
aaf Eo1E6 DIN asss suvekin I'm smpp0zto tiaa
g vill txN 20 igps fesks hin ie<14 kpssa. hl
s5SSs 1.sS Sk % lsHlx ad.l bis dS!ftsfy - isI
Wssi0 arrk3 mi a1spssiI i.nsetsa cd I.
sNSaeyessa ices riiFfsEa WI II H ~ kn Rgat c..I.
cosbi7z 20 e. sass.
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HEAnQ'Rs suBSIsrENCk DEPT.
2p Mr.. prsr. pir,s Mrs. AsR EAst La,

HEAnQ'RS SuBSlsTENCE DEPT
NJ Mr.. prsr. Dir's Mrs. Asn EAsf La,
yIutsbare, Mira, March =. lssa Y
ETAvTNe received saihsfiiy se exchsars sos AZ ssr
EL EATes and Pesk. psftits dsstin 10 eaiss iAsa
contracts fof sach exchshee tnvifed 90 howard
pr,posah 60 The undesrrsed. stating ths seauestt,n
isay preEoss 3 de hvsr. Us loeatsoe, Ane st uhhs
pslsts delivery snh in nsde. - Sd. ~
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&sssssipp .ssd thausf sfoSatsop will be lHsrishsi n
pstnss stW.aR tlee tts<ta frpn srery petna
% tee Hssx 81 nmroed. ,n the sboss point. 6f tha
= - oED. L, GILLESPIE.
.hssH .Vs BSlof ~ C1asa Csnn issasy,
lips4iiIs ~ ' psr'- sss, sPs s--s I-ssl'A'Ha.
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fhs Richmond Ike Tho Miss;ssippi ran
aground after being disabled. on the opposite
shore nus, in front of our. batteries; oar gums
also riddlipv her at every discberpe. She then
drgs,ed across immediately 10 under my hattery
nv ,h;s tSn, ,,e M,aa;ss;,n; ,vas so Gar bnrnt
* a.. 80 a, e.. -
'nt our PAL eI les ct1hAeu iftuk oh h@t hnu Sofi
ceatratsd their Ere Oh abe -Rchmonela which
lay under our ,battesies. The coneen trated
fse,, semi ,;,,o,, h her decks. at every dis
o.
charge OF our guns one cpihmepee4l 10 s'hA
when the capfain cried OUT To IN 10 cease
6ring," his boat was sinking; ouf reply was,
round 70 aud cmxt ne, or ,,y sicl, ssa not obey
a 4 .,s -, a.. .,.h
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nVs miles beIow. Two passed. INC faaf.loro'
and Magnolia, which were badly disabled
both lay within eight the next day, repairipe.
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Owing. to the ooniinsed illness OF Genera
Donelson, he was, compelled to relinqo'sh the
command., The rosters Of the Office showing
fnaF Big. Gen Jackson was The senior Eos;
adler C Ge1eral preseat in the Departmental
was assigned TO duty. !, sincc seem", and 'iic
'presidcui decides that he is 10 take rank from
the 9Th of Fet, 1863, instead ot the g9th o.
Oct. 1867. as his letter Of appointment stated.
e, Rr;r G. en- Davis. who rauks froin tie 4th oi
Nov. 1852, is decided by A. and I. General
Cooper. to be the senior Brig'dier General,
aud in consequence ot his seniority, DOW ss.
aumes command ot rhe Department. OF hast
Tennessec.-h'noz. Register.
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There ia chsEfning Tradition connected win
the s.ta esl which the Temple of Ssletnoa was
erected Is ls said 90 have bsen occ cupied n
common by I've btstAses, ene ni whosn hari =
family; the other bad none. 0A thas spot ssss
sown u field of wheat. GA abe evening sue
ceeding the harvest, the wheat having been
gathered In separate shocks, the elder brothsr
said to his villa "a, - ID b.. --.,et q
= My younger brother ;s unable to bear the
hsas ana bmr,isn Of the dsSs ssiiii arise. sslfs
ut sHS shocks and place Wssli mis-. sstesout hts
|kns,wicdgc."r ..sts 'a,'4 ss, ~
1;he 70 ausrsr. brother heing aetaatsd By ths
sAAle besa,Eulept motives, eaiA wfthdn hisnsesfs
"3dy etdsf brothsr has o. fmsnily, and ktsse
nos,e yssIl contribute ~ shslff sujrort: viii
artse: take hiE ahocka aud Pta.cs sabl his. With
euL hie kRe sEiedRe.' ssf Grssi.5s. +, :, 80
.Isdge ef stsois anutuaI rsstouiSksnaAt whsn.
lee slns foalosvthE nhofpins they foasd their -.
|spsstive ihckks uisaimihished. Thin eonres at
evustat szenepired for several nights, when
each resolved in his own. mieai, to stand
|suard ard solye the uystFys They did e,
whsh ga the lellosipg, night they met eseh
Other haE wAf fatptS0 theae rsapecE yp shocks
ri'h thSlr .efps gnfr Uptta SinSnnd haiioEed
S,fth eueh tom - khsppa ralt fhe ,1enar
pie or soIsnspa sses,ses 80 sRscioae .sd .sAAK,
'nidce6t tkS .wosSex end s1nirstippi u, ihs
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ls--r .l4.t -t.T .esea- - IHta
Special 10 The hsmphis Appeal :. a-c. s.t
PASeLA, April The Chicago Times, OF tht
2ssh aissy haA. .llsss recei~e<i. rsa---
Its kentucky advices. are conflicting. Thu
advices frDa CIhtahH6f repfeiebt that th.
Confederates Eave fallen back to Somerset, and
at is the epinion OF many that the movement
was a mere raid The military opinion wat
shst ,t.e force which eocapied Dan iiie was tli
nd vsmce guard, which Not too fir ahced of The
main body. and FELT bach 10 prevent being eat
"A: also that the Fsderatl army IN ust be largely
augnsemaed as nethiasf abort ,sfsss huaasesl
thousand could remain safely in the State. II
also steies thas Ssaaesahi 1ssskeoin, Letlgsreel
and AasesaA were ma ring skaz tsscEy yward,s
Was His&esmk&ea, bnt - sfssk must eaapse befofs
aayttns4r dssutte could fe kp6wfl, 80, ~ - =
Tire lonisviiEs Journal han dispatch stat
ing ssat The Confederate piciests at -Danvilie,
wers strasen in. The force was stated al two
thousand Eve hundred, including the lst g cor.
gia ressaneuts II This duFroves tt,e evaena ton
vi 4snvblle, repertea frHHm cisscinnsti. s0
( A di4pxtch from Washington apprehends
that elre fuuaora OF the itvasion Of sKcntucky
IL exaggerated. e Z t.,.,.,.-, y.
Ths estitor of The Alexsadfia Va has .beea,
sentenced 10 years hafd isher fef making;