Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
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RICHMOND, Msy -.

RICHMOND, Msy 50.
lie fredericksburg correspondent Of tue
.T.a'n-, s2vs Indications and intelligence
..r ..s a.e.oFs camp favor .hs ccrc!I.iol.
. ..s- ..E|..t :, ,s.V~ evacuated The ae3t.
-r'.- o. ,a' ere"" q not Known
III. GAVIN. pro. sl"a that there seems IT.
, cage. . -a. .- HpnEor is maxim lou.,
/ ."!nr .2-, . :aN,a:. 4 Een'lenau, who ..i'
..2-s-. .eGs@n,.s gelterday, assures Ii that Gg
/ saw IJ,..- 1"-Gcrl I1o7irgdo"u IL the dire,
tion Of POI, RoyE,
The army Of Northern Virgins il to be q.
yided into three Corps Q'Arrnee commanded
respectively by l0AE3trset, Ewell, and A r
Hill
RICHMOND, MAY q
Northern dates Of the 2lst received say that
VicEsburg still held out on the tnorniny ot
! the 24tn Grant ie hopeful Of success The
number Of troops IN Yilksburg is from 2J,pV'
! 10 81, O0O
The city i7 full Of women and children, nn'
only original inhabitants, but Others that came
in from the surrounding country for safety
The Cincinnati Dispatch Of the 2Ith says
that the Rebel report o. the capture Of Helena
10 false,
House on the 26th, in reference to the offer
sive movements the rebels i'll Virginia have
oeen for aome time threatening.
Hooker expressed the opinion that therehels
were bringing all thejr forces from Charleston
and y, Carolina to make aggressive move.
ments however much they may seem 10 To
prov deu for the defence Of Richmond This
deters Hooker from making another Immediate
advance.
! There was g riotAt Harrisburg, Pa on Mon
day night, between negroes and whites,
| Dispatches from San Francisco, Of the oath.
state that the Wrench hNd not abandoned the
siege Of Pueba on the 30th Of April.
Enrolment, under the COascriptioa ACT,
proceeding IN New York City Negroes taken
down with the rest.
Fifteen Of Che nine months regiments from
Pennsylvania have returned to Harrisburg
from the saa, of WA
Gov. Curtin, Of Pa left ior Washington on
the 9th, 10 consult with the President relative
to tho protection Of tina; Siste against invasion
The principal hHcbogs Of New EnEla@a Oga
being fortified,
Cold cioaed At IA
WARTRACE, June J.
Nashville Union Of May 23 received l.
Dist alt. which says that Butler has poen
summoned to Washington. Meaghers re5ig
nation has been accepted,
Arrangements have been perfected to ada
100000 cavalry to the Yankee forces within
six months.
The gunboat2 Crystal and Kanawha cap
tnred the English rQbel steamer Eugene OF.
Mobile, on the 8th a rebel General was uue
Of the passengers.
There were - captured craft at Key West
The rebels sent u regiment l5 miles below
Falmouth to secure the transit Of ined cineS.
and other supplies, from Baltimore.
RICHMOND, June l.
Northern dates Of the 18th, in the Chicag5
Times, dated on the field, Vicksburg. Satur
day, oclocE at night says No hghting to
day, the troops retiring from the assault Yes
terday our repuIse was complete at ali points
Of the rebel lines, but no discouragelnent need
be entertained Of our final success. We ar~
entrenching and building rifle pits Cavalry
were sent towards Canton Ia ascertain the
whereabouts Of Johnston forces, loss yester.
day 900
A later dispatch to tho Times, dated Mem.
phis, May 9th, says; Our forces are repalsed
at Vicksburg, but another steamer, from the
vicinity ot AEkSDNIS' Va ~iOINIuN NLIA'EA W
day, reports that Grant had captured rebe!
retoubts--th" fahtiag was desperate The
rebels rolled shells down s,oap hills, which ex.
ploded among the faderals creating fearful
havoc. The same dispatch adds, fighting 90,
ing on lurousIy whom the steamer left.
A special to the n !. Times from Wash
ington, says that there is nothing later from
yicksburg. 1t begins to be hnted in official
circles that the siege may last two weeks. Yri-
days stack was very sangUinary. National
losses very heavy. The rebels fought with
great GOODNESS and desperation reserving their
fire until the Federais came within murderoua
range. Thercbels however, were driven bach
by main force into their last line Of entrauch
ments
A CAIRO dispatch says the lighting Friday
was desperate Grant charged the torijtl2a
tons and took some, the rebels rallied and re-
took them There was much hand TO hauo
lighting. Federal loss 5000. The rebels us92
hand .grcnadcs when the Fedorals attempted
to storm the works.
Arrivals at Philadelphia, from Pornanbuoo
report Great destruction Of Federal vessels Qy
the AIabama and FlSida, including Two ships
lodo,, with valuable CarrOes of tea