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The New York herald., 1863-04-10
Total 8 Ros.$ss ,o0s ,l1e
rstal 9 mos. .$22 ,075 ,e5L,

Money is more abundant than ever Five per
cent ID the standard ate for call loans and six the
exception. Debt certificates advanced Il per cent
to-day.
Gold was not so mercurial yesterday, but still
she fluctuations we're sharp. It opened at 1887
sen to l46A, saxied to l47N, fell to lag, rallied to
147, sold late m the day at l47, l4S, 1887 and
AH& and closed at p. M. ut about l472. The
Gosd bill passed the Senate to-day, as was ex-
Yeeted, aDduOw goes to the House on the amend
ments. These amendments alter the whole sub.
Stance Of the measure. Mr.. Deans BILL as it
passed the House, reafirned the law OF Congress,
did not Interfere with loans exchange, and per
rnitted -aoans Of par ON gold. The bill which
passed the Senate prohibits al loans what,
ever on gold or exchange. It is doubt
ful whether so sweeping q measure as
shis would do any good, and it is certain that it
would do incalculable mischief among importers.
All the protection which the national currency can
fAirly claim is granted by Mr.. Deans original bill
esapled with the act of Congress. These measures
rsnder it impossible for small spectators to de-
prociate the national currency by buying and
boarding gold on speculation. Under these mea.
sures to buy $4,000 Of gold man must invest
Sl,7oo Of his own money, besides borrowing
10, under these circumstances, the currency de.
spreciates it will be idle to impute the fact to Wall
'stzeet speculation The Senate amendments are
go hostile to the spirit of our commercial legisa-
ton, and so clearly calculated to drive business
1fom New York to Boston and Philadelphia, that
there should be very little question of their rejec
sion by the House. Exchange was very dull to-day,
a about l62 l63.
Stocks were irregular this morning. Govern
ments were rather lower Quicksilver rose per
cent, then fell of u; Pacific fell "a and Central
American Transit 6; New York Central fell
y, Erie =, preferred 4, Hudson a, Harlem 3,
Harlem preferred l, guaranteed "a. AT the close
Of the morning board the market was stronger.
There was an active inquiry for Southern DID, Erie
and Pttsburg, at an advance Of "a q above the
price the call. At the p M. call this advance
was sustained, and the general market was firm.
In the afternoon there was general inquiry for
New York Central, Erie, Southern old and Pitts
burg, and these stocks were higher and buoysnt
hudson and Harlem were tame, and the latter was
1Z per cent lower. The amount Of business done
was very large. At the p NJ. call the frmness
continued, and there was sharp rally in Pacific
and Harlem. The following were the closing
suuotationa of tho dav.
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CITY COmMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THuRsDAy, April 9-6P. NJ
AsHss.-There 40 bbs sold at SC. Skc. for pots
and &C. for pearls.
BRKADsrupa-Four was inactive and depressed, prices
closing shade lower. The sales comprised 1900 bbls
State and Western $50 southern and 500 Canadian within
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coal.

(NoAI--FuRTtiEH REELECTION IN PRICE -.r,,r
~ sIbsrrusf has made u scrUnd rsdretnu o., ~.
winier Ises ~ The Peach or hard Lehfh waite tsb
SthUy ~ Cqai- ~ which ho 10 rccrfnr sn,tx of tbs
qualities; A@o, English .anncL Liverpool and nTh-,
hni, at lowest ma ket rates sttNRy REEVE s,rn.1 ~
canal art Genuf sees ans and West az
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srEAmBOsTs.

NAVIGATION RESUMED ny PEoPLh,s LINE or
~ steamers 10 Albany -tiESDRik HUDSON. Mondays,
W,gnesiays and w. days ISAAC NEWTON. alternate
ings elocs, foot of Cortla'dt street fskss
= gsst
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D1sNTIsTRf.

\ oll CERTfFf ATBs HAVING HAD -FOUR
.OlZ teeth csirac,cd without rain ~ d. ,. JAY
vTftFRs lA5 grnnd street hcer uiy tnsert this as 10
com M, pdatiou 10 those suneriug iron, 70, thache
CnsntFs D. bkAs. % Hoyt street., Brooklyn.
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RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAiLRoA Al. TRAINS FOR Al.
tshy Troy, tue Nor and West leave Chambers srnot
amt ~ 4 " and Is and 10 70 y. NJ aud on s,n
days ats q +. ~, from rhirueth f,kuis nav he
procured AT OF the ONicrs Of WES1COTrS FXpRf;Ss
Ia New lofk and brooklyn, and baggage chses.i Al me
house 10 all roius on Ihe road stH otsIacca sprnrs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ tON ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND NFsI
WIkrER ARRANGEaENT
Commencing Monday Nov IL lSc
For tbAny, 40 A A A. bspfex Mail Train from rwcutv
.sih sweet station. R.turnngy eaye Al6apy 10 40
for al lssA 1abla ~
John BURCBJLL sUperintenaept
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There appears 20 be some sensitiyeness on the
part Of certain government officials in reference to
ahe publication of the amount OF legal tender
notes afoat. Yet these persons must be aware
that this is information Of the highest value. and
shat monopoly of il would enable sbrewd
spesulator 10 make certain fortune. sound
discretion would dictate 10 the Treasury Depart
nent the propriety of publishing, say once a
soonth, official statement of the amount of
notes and debt certificates ahoat and bonds nepo.
sia,cd. This would convey invaluable informa.
ton 10 The public, and would silence the wretched
gossip that is afoat about spectators in or con
pected with the department.
The Sub Treasurer received to-day ssO5 900 for
Conversion into $40 bonds, and nearly s40O 600 on
deposit at per cent. The business Of the Office
was ss folows;--
Total rene pts 81 ,4si Ot3 %
-For cntonls .......... ......... 80 900 90
Tnymentf 6,ssi $50 ~
Balance. IA sII .3G 20
Tn. receipts Of the Harlem road for the month
81 March, are as follows
1862 .tio2 soT
1sd3 10 ,t4I
fherase ~ .cJo
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xsnxs si 1G N. rs.
and fhadephia steamship Company intend desgatching
- mon Hp
ST.ls00nnH 0n NEW YORK. Saturday Apr, y
And every succeeding saturday al noon from pier North
Sss!' ss$ u Gin .. IT.. :s.;s'Ra
Be- g. ( fsns 20 20 g 9 @ ss1i:: 3
r,s:sDesI. 10 hsSrs % e. ESsrssn :,
From Iiverpooe ~ eqmaI,y !. dy ios rates "A.
s;ssr.ss sss ssS @ 1sSss hose
Sess rates. ''na for their nss buy tickets here at
ser aesS ss sisns. psyor
70 each ssssr n"' Experienced surgeons attached
apply ysDes e
sFY = CO. nIs" Esnsoa isss SxcEy
>g William street. IN pars to Jules DECouE 4S Rue
phia JOHN O. DALE iii Walnut street. or q. the COM
'-'' ''''' JOHN @. DALE Asen. Is Broadway.
hh BRITISH NAIL ALP sTHaMsHlPs THaIs ssHioAS
ss"ssa Canine ksr :. sces cori sPS Hsrscs rssssp00'
And And between 9I Il Boston and "a Liverpool:
si
sAs SsS YORK
vRox NEW YORK 70 tlvxRrooL:
ShieI cabin passage SiU 6 So
es.'.N e~'''' p YRoS BOSTON 70 liyxarooL; y
Sniei canin passage Sv
payable sold or is eqvaien, In tnedsiaes currency
An experienced Surgeon on board.
ss
pressed are signed therefor.
FOR freight or p'''Asf aeH1yk eSUkSRD No. Bowling Green
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FOR HAVANA roov
WEDNESDAY SFRiE sEo . Arsrx
,.,,.. III. u.,,ss c.g;.,s g.s,s. Gs.Tts s. o0ree'
from pier No 4. foo, 2, Ged,. street, @ North river
freight bills OF adns signed day Of sail
''' ''e'S'' 0' 'i cnss' s'2 < WHITNEY, % Broaawsy.
S,B-rhe British steamship sGELpRxkE VIII follow
'h az 20 IN
NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP coxpANY's LINE
- - HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
The aud elegant y ,,ss ,x Wheel = :,.H%.Ap
A. ssss'ss Commander, nm. nd L., .,, -,
Fs'ih iss
Apri Is, at oocck r. ,,-,--.--
ships are not b. ihose Of other in the
No fregh, bills of ladns signed the dsy Of
For f'ssn' or p''Sa SsaKs " A. RAySoR, ie Broadway.
= UsTRALTA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING TIE
SARia eSssRiLI W. S.eeil %ss,srp now Ispdy
loading At pier East river and WIN sail for Melbourne
moda,ons and second cabin st low
tse. for ireish, or passage apply TO W. CAMERON, ss
LroR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
II The sde-wbeei s'eamslip,
u. b. barton, Commander,
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES NAIL
y leave & No sG, Gr rsr oS ..n. S Ag IS
No bills Of ladng signed ON the day of @llng
All letters must PASS through the Post orcs.
For '''sssr sroFsosD, 3 D T7GEEsToS CO. ~ Bro.d~.
J,oR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, y r.
The British and North American Royal Mail Sieamshfp
CORSICA Captain Lc Messurier. will for the above
ports Tho companys wharf. CITY Satur.
nav, April 20, and Saturday May -
Passage money to ............... S<S
Passage money 90 Havana ............4....
Payable in gold or its equiv alent.
No frcis sht received afier Tlprstay
For freight passage a1plv 20
r CuNARD'N No. q Bowling Green.
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CTRAMsHIP GREAT EASTERN.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
The Steamship
GREAT EASTERN,
Walter Pafnn (.ounm ndAr


,,,x ,,,,N win be despatched v
~. o ls @...s.y y. NE" .".a
iirs Cabin, from to SIS
Iss me d =
a y 70 %e !. na ID u
Sasip oHn xsS EEr FIRST
ssrvans scsomsnying passengers and children under Il
second Room meal. Furnished
7srs state Rooms passenger.
found With beds bedding, table utensils and good sub N
All sres payable IN gold or It's cqaSaeni in United States
For passage apply to -
Al the Office. Il broadway
" '' ROWLAND 1 AspINwALL Agents
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL
T%uRsDAY April ls, at AZ O'Clock NJ.
STEAMSHIP
~ Captain HENRY JHS iSR' HARRIS.
WI oe despatched as above from pier ~ foot Oh Cana
y,r,, cabin PRICE az e. rassAss; s,ss.sss s,s
Payable in United States snrrensy
A"NA' a. 8 Broadway
HowLAND :1. AsPiNwALL, .
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYD's STEAMSHIP HANsA,
mail win sail from pier 50 North river or Cham
SATURDAY. APRIL II. AT II O'CLOCK n.
BREMEN VIA souraAxProN,
'.EIos HsRS 4 SOUTHAMPTON and BRExzs
q the following rates. payable in gold or is eqaivalsnta
cabin siOs second cabin ssa 80; ssssrasa
= For ri ireisht or passage apply 70
HAMByRo AxEnIoAN PACKET COMPANY
The '''''' r',. ,'f:s; II ss.,1 iron "'
foot Of Fa'ss ssIGSSI; ri5;s S;.iysY SSs s Gs
sas " II. on.ns for London Hs and
cabin, sios; cabin ssa 50: sserase sn 60
fss HAMMOND @ win succeed The Bavaria on Maya
4 sSRzsD e. sS1s g ssfasfE: % ss:s::, .s;:
SrEAx TO LIvEsrocs M e FIRST s CLASS
10
EoH LIvEEPooL.zoLp BLAcK BALL LINE OF
1on1sy xprIl IS Tos age cabin: second cabin
ss' 6 street, or
roR LIVERPOOL AND LoNpoN-oLD BLACK STAR
4 Lins..For liverpool the BELLE WOOD .s,s 70 NOR.
or drsfs apply to WILLIAMS GUioS 70 Fulton
| NAPsCOTTs LINE FOR LIvERPooL.-sHIP CON
i STANTINE sails Friday. 1Oth April; Ship CYNOsURE
sails Monday. 18th April. LINE FOR LONDON. Ship
AMAZON sails Saturday lth April For 70 fss
At lowest rates apply 70 TAPSCOTT BROTHERS CO., -
South street. ~ Y
IMMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE,
~ S6 South street-Tapscotts avorte line OF Liverpool
every three days line Of London packets sail
For passage 70 FROM a low rates,
drafts IN all parts Of England or Ireland apply 70
TAPsCOfT BROTHERS CO. 81 South street.
M o. ROBERTS LINE.
STEAMSHIPS TO
SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON,
NICARAGUA TRANSIT
THE STEAMSHIP
AMERICA ILLINOIS
WIN leave for GREYTOWN, TO connect with
steamship MOSES TAYLOR,
on SATURDAY. FvH xPRIL Is. 1888
ysrfreighi or passage apply 70 ~ c.pp,sarou
f77 West street corner Of Warren.
LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE FAST UNITED
II states mail steamship CONTINENTAL, c. p. Marsh
man, commander Will leave pier l3 N. T., Saturday.
Apnl H. At II o'clock PRECISELY for New Orleans d.
Freight taken reduced rates No freight received
bills Of adine signed the day Of sailing For freight
passage apply 10 LCDLAM, HEINkkEN CO., ITO Broad
way.
FoR HAVANA TO SAIL ON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, AT 8 p NJ.
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A T353 BCWERY.-H ROSENTHAL HAVING A GREAT
"A desire a quantity of OF Wearing
Apparel Furniture Carpets Jewelry Ac BY calling on Or
value for each article Ladies attended to BY Ma Rosentha
Please remember and try 3 Bowery opposite Great Jones'
street.
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1ps BowERY MADAME wIpGER CLAIRvoSArR
IUC aud sfted Spanish lady, unveils the mysteries ox
furly Oys marriage, absent friends srtns pte-cnben
nscicinc al dscsses ss lrrfv numos,s rrcpsr,y lsss
o. stssn.
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TErFERsoNvILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE

MONEY ORDERS IN SUMS OF ONE DOLLAR AND
M upwards payable at banks In all parts of the United
States. JOHN B. MURRAY Army and Navy Banker, No.
80 Nassau street. New York opposite the Post office.
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A STONIsnlNG NEWS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
"A 1t Is Third avenue, between Seventh and Eigh II
streets.Yon win nd y 70 yon advantage IN sposns o.
intend 10 rs cent than other place in
city. Cali H. Joseph Is Thifd avenue. oI-
posite Cooper Institute Ladies attended by Mrs Joseph
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At l37 SIXTH AvEHUE-LADIES AND GENTLE
IA men, II you wish highest price your
east on Clothing Carpets Funnrs &C. the best yo.
avenue, doors from Tenth street Ladies attended by
Mrs hinz. True, you will be dealt with 10 your satissae
ion and benefit.
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BILLIARDS.

Il tNurt-ApfH t.--BcfOre Judgr Shtpnan4-lnpOTtant
>, Billiard Fable Makers -Deckcr's Patent Cushions-Lev
Decker ar William j. IN arn.1he parties both billiard
table nanulacturer and the complement brought suit
restrain the dele ndant from the use Qf his Improved crsh
ions biari tables secured by letters patent
nor 1868 Tie improvement consists in using elastic
ind n Ing 10 the cushion IN lieu OF the cork steel
or hari rubber facing heretofore sed securing thereby
true an,le nd rerfect elasticity with The least possible loss
Of force the bali Al suctOn lrsnted against the
dsendant nrg him from the manufacurc and
sale d. ckers cushions Abbott Fuller solicitors for
complainant
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OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK.
~ holders of Ohio and Msisissppt Railroad Company
special meeting q holders Of certificates Issued ~ N
street. Friday the l7h Of April next at on business
Importance The attendance of holders in or By
proxy earnestly HsrE STdsT 81 m cS.rmsp
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A THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
IA and gentlemen guaranteed to The bigsesty
price for each article Hf cas-, of Wearing Apparel rn!n,nrc
yourself Please forget call address G. MlSH
ia Third avenue Fourteenth Ladies' attended,
nv Mra
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A BONA flDE ASTROLO0lsT THAT EVERY 0N1
"A depend 10 Nine. WILSON. who tets the 0b jee
Of visit you She tells he past presses
succcss out u the most perous undertakings kE-Cse
bratod magic charms No. ly9 Allen srcet bewce HOusoG
and over store Ladies and gspuemen ~ eea
ach.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Thirty per cent premium paid for Prtzea
Information furnished
Highest price paid Doubloons American Gold and
Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers.
IL Wall street, New York
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A THE ESTABLISHMENT 23S SEVENTH AVKNuR,
"A have received lar order from the West purchnsa
Cast OF Clo.hing Furniture Carpets Ladies and gem
tlemen receive 80 than by other deal
by calling addressing n ARRAlIAkS. 233 Seventh
avenue, between Twentyh and Twenty streets sast
side Ladies' attended by Mrs. A.
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A POSITIVE FACT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II
"A you want to the utmost valne tor your east OF
Clothing Carpets Furniture and Jewey the best
do send note 10 A. HARRIS. 551 Thr avcnne, oe
tween Thirtveiehth and Thirty ninth s!rco.s cas: side
There depend will receive Is cent more
other dealers in New York. LaGiexa.enled BY
Ire LA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
Il "A TT E - II!

The Iribune's correspondent writing Tuesday
morning from Falmouth, says the enemy have
r'gained fredericksburg but cannot hold it, our
army being OR their flank and rear. 81 o.
The rebels are thought to have pontoons, and
precautions were taken to prevent raid across
the river. Col. Hall recrossed Tuesday morn
ing taking up both bridges. =, a,ss
The news from the extreme right is satisfac-
tory. - vi. .aa8.
Gen. Heintzleman is said to be at hand, with
relntorcements from Washington
The hospitals wers all moved from Freder-
lcksburg to this side of the river yesterday.
A Washington correspondent says nobody
there knows anything, except that Gen. Hooker
has taken from 5000 to $4,000 prisoners.
We have got the better of the rebels but are
not yet out of the woods.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
Notice to Will Owners.

Persons Intending build Gris Circular Saw Mills
can 1nd at HOLSTERS Mills North Montpelier four cast
nou Shafts, two of which five inches in diameter IA
feet long, with five feet pueys attached Also tn
for tghteners all of which II in N face and cast iron
Aso two shafts six inches in diameter one of which is
IL feet long, the other being feet with bevel
gears three to one in motion, six inch face wi tn DO
for the same to run in. - 1913 .taHH ana
One Single Mill for saving shingles One Clapboard
MIL made on an improved plan. The above Machines
cannot be equalled as for workmanship and durability
here good opportunity for those wishing to pur
chase, as they will be sold at liberal discount
Also am prepared to build Grist and Circular Saw
Mills will furnish Leather and Rubber Betting Boiling
CLOTH and Burr Mill Stone to order at
prices #.a MARTIN HOLLISTER Millwright
April, %, 1868. d&wtf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
G.. E. BIXBY,
ID IA ~ gH - G gp @
CIIETSEA UEDMON1t
CHELSEA, VERMONT.

THE only person holding LICENSE to manufacture
4 the ulc ME or Rubber Plates in said town.
Read me following certificate. and look out for IN
FRlNGERS of the DENTAL RUBBER PATENT, which is
under the exclusive control of the American Hard Rubber
Company:
PATENT VULcANITE DENTAL AGENCY
No. "a bleecker Street, New YORK.
Inns certhes that g. F. Bxby is duly authorized by US
10 manufacture the Patent Vulcante or Rubb1r Gums
anu Paes, for Artificial Teeth und-r the Goodyear pa
ent. The public are cautioned against employing Den
usts who nave no License to manufacture such Gums
ana rates as patients using dentures ade by In
irlneers are equally liable for damages with the maker
or vender.
AMERICAN HARD RUBBER COMPANY.
B. FRA, KILN, General Agert.
Teeth flied with Fine Gold or Silver and all operations
pertaining to the profession performed with horoughnes
and dispatch at Reasonable Prices
Persons coming from distance will have the ameu Mt of
their travelling expenses, reasonable portion thereof
deducted from their bills
All work warranted and perfect satisfaction guarantee
In all cases charge.
Chelsea Nav 1863
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
sedgwick Compelled to Retreat from
Fredericksburg.
TIE VERMONT BRIGADE SAVE HIS
CORPS BY A GALLANT CHARGE.
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH SIDES
KER ALL RIG Fl T

New YORK, May 9th. The Times says it is
impossible to estimate the loss IN Sundays bat
tie. We know that ours is heavier than ever
before in a battle OF SO short duration. The
enemy admit their loss to be frightful.
The Herald says we have accounts from the
vicinity of the battle-ground as late as Monday
night, from which it would appear that the
fight was renewed that day, near Charlottesville.
Ii was thought that Gen. Lee had been rein
forced from Richmond, which would throw doubt
upon the cutting off communication by General
Stoneman, about whose movements nothing very
positive is known, except that he has got in the
rear of fredericksburg and was attempting to
cut the railroad connections.
The correspondent of the Herald says General
Tyler's brigade went into the fight on Sunday
with 1900 men, and had only 600 left at the
end OF the action.
FREpERICKsBURG, May 4-lO A. III. Sedg-
WICK has moved on towards Hooker. Gibbon s
division is left to guard the Nights 1t has
been attacked by the enemy in large force, and
il In danger of losing the position and abandon
ing fredericksburg.
The Tribune correspondent with Gen. Hook
ers army. writing Monday morning, says the
guns are already laundering on our left. 1t is
believed that the day will prove most disastrous
to the rebels.
Over 5000 rebel prisoners have been brought
IN. They report jackson in command of the
rebel army, and that renforcements have been
sent them from North Carolina
Our losses are heavy.
Gen. Hill is killed
Another correspondent with Sedgwicks divi-
SION says the battle opened again Monday, at
daylight and is.stll going on on the bills at the
extreme left. Gibbons division returned to Fall
mouth last night and Halls brigade has gone
over. During the night the cracking of musket-
ry can be heard, and rife pits are even being
erected on our side of the river, to protect the
bridges.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
PEACE DECLARED.

comprising the new Grist MILL House and Barn. Saw
M Store and aboutl2 of land. The above prop
ery pays rs per cent and will be sold on reasonable
terms Enquire Of L. r. Kenney, Barre, VT, or on the
premises. ~ = r. ." ASHLEY HUBBARD
! fbW9ma L.-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
Special Despatch to Botson Traveller.

Nav YORK, May 6.-The battle of Sunday at
Characteristic was mostly in dense crest, and
was untavorable for maneuvering. The fighting
was desperate in the forenoon, but the enemy
finding the fire of our artillery too heavy drew
off at ii o clock. The 4th Alabama regiment
was captured entire. While at Charlottesville
house, Gen Hooker was knocked down by q
post supporting he porch, which she'll had
torn out, and for a short time the command
devolved upon Gen. Couch.
Gen. Hooker s bruises are not serious. Gen.
Averil returned on Sunday from an expedition,
having destroyed railroad bridge and track at
Rapdan station.
One battery was taken by the enemy, but was
recaptured. ,e
Some of the prisoners taken had received no
rations for days.
Trains of pack mules were arriving with pro-
visions for our troops. ..,..
The 18th New Hampshire had the Colonel,
Lieut.. Colonel and Major wounded, and only
one commissioned officer was left for duty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application of $50 OF 200 pounds per acre of this
IA standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos-
phorc Acid 1.-THE indispensable nutrment OF pants for
any crop.
Rhodes Standard Manure
being prepared for immediate application, be used
either broadcast in the hill drill In inst is
to be powed unde- When agriculturists learn the
true value of this Standard Manure, they will suffer
themselves to be without supply in of replant.
ing backward growth Rhodes Manure, app lied top
dressing, produces speedy growth This Manure does
fire. .-.
phets containing full particulars of Rhod es' Stan
dard Manure can be obtained of
BANCROFT & HOLMES
Montpelier, Vt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

New YORK, May &. On Monday forenoon
there was no fighting at Chancellorvile In
The afternoon Hooker sent out the 9Th Corps and
sSove back the rebel lines after severe fighting
The enemy attacked Sedgwick in strong force
s and drove him from the Fredericksburg Heights.
That night he fell back across the river. The
rebels Ne suffered heavily in this attack. We also.
Ihey fired on our men as they were crossing the
river, causing much confusion. Sedgwick
marched with his force toward the u S. Ford
10 j)in Hooker.
Stonewall Jackson has been slightly wound
%' Gen. Hill severely. Three other rebel
Generals wounded
IL is supposed Longstreet's column from
v w made the attack on Frederick sburg
W.T." nc brlgades of the rebels were destroyed.
g. Inc Vermont brigade made charge saving
Sedgwicks army.
~, NEW YORK, May g. The Times correspond
Cs' Win Hooker, writing on Sunday night says
Co.. ru' toward has again reorganized his, llth
lps and they have been placed on duty again.
'sn' Averill with his cavalry command re-