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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01

MntSnofY psowsIso cl~rrrY .-Coroner Widey
held inquest yesterday al No TO4 Fcnsh stree, upon
Tue bady ~ raaiol MeAnae, native n irci nd ased
II ~ years who was drowned 81 friday nshi under
the lo0wln. Gfcumstances. About rfnght, tnp cafs,
a 4ngrman 10 board vessel lying ~ the feN II II sga
sre0t lel gycrbg.d. ieceaaed who bagssed 70 - IN
the ghb0rbpd az the time, promptly repaired " The
ass stance ~ The drowning man and AZ the rex n ia
Gao he jumped lnt0 the Nater sDd held hn above tho
.frf4fs 1nti be shouts for help brought pefpr
"a 40 rrasne. The vachnan lrtt haalei the
watot apparently little The for The ns bn
voen The byffauaers hauled W McAuMFe b. i04ni
t. ~ completely exhaurtsd, and before medical attsft
aNea c#ud w. procured b. died We hal sacrificed ha
ors0 fs whie eudeay1flng ~ cave that II fs1W
tnrc ani del noble death
A LuxArc rrowvFD william rulbafi a. irHais n
the lunatIe Asylum BACK sell tsianf Ne ffnNuet
a0n Frid " while attempting ~ swim acraas tta river
pscaAspd a native u Germany. and tllity lao
yrss of sgc. Cfonsr Wadsy held a. nqsett.
PAN HlrtHwsY ActIuwsr jobs Rysp one * ihe
wossnen employed 10 Goodsinr erAessr blkefg, pnfssf
oi Pike anil thsrry street. zen from tho thH1 Hyr /,
thsVash The haicbway, yesterday nufurg. art ~
es.ersy lnured that h. dsei sborily alters afds a
qrstao Cqfoner bold inquest lsdststa sas
sat- years q s.s snd lived a. No 10 Cherry street.
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Alleged DsfaIs ssiou In Chicago.



Prom the Chicago tribune, Jan. ~
if ,sts lnieLK. tsfnrut created gpnn fbanse
~tsts. ar4Nng iaanng bsavy tnsft hari. and -
peesnY ii Ia st. clrciev ~ ~ The Aiars and
= utite - the Marine tank " a. TIC tgaDdatl q
a us lste Antnclal fFllliea n tho Institution, wbh
res mot starving tu'aitattn uypn tbs art % esf
,4a rari~s Dec,sf 9Th Tho bant. amazing IN tbe
,ere.a,s a. I'm. sso0 rs matter -. Oct brea1~d
- so stfk Noltsfs npsatiex tsld - NEdAy nshs,
~ ~. r. eent n the hsiAutma. = fuunK rea1fnau,
- ne r.muN ~ pr m~~tHng gartt Ivy l~sssd
nnt - surfisNt 20 fafm bNs f0e The
~ "a sax.efsiet relative " The amount
~ ~. 1atsH And tho u.a " ~hsrh asd
dtln 4 ~ - y ,he alleged ssfai.
aaps pps autost tnasaslb. sud shpuid aliada
tts all npt N4ue reliable pafratlrr u The
setaiN tud no .usa y. The tat thas
the s~nasg fesah already .atise pgos-ry snd that
onsf r@tars - The eny intend lmbantsln ihs nornins.
he = Frpsd nestrg y III ~ rsbo.aer. wh<h ~hi 10
shortly lss undoubtedly furu-h ianglts s~~ap
nsains birth ,hs .nar IN ne ues hight
III sensrai fAc,s n th~ nnane inbrnso are that
a.,4ealan a. hh1 90 os.nffcd lsnc ~hr ~ Fr"h
deui ~ the hank N kf0p~, hlT 90 ~ Shta
ukssd - party hah N OecAl lssthD . lfs bsns Nsa
one w0 bad thf - Hs@Ans n snNsht ~ eAt
nnaaei. resources - he nsttatkw - iAt TO es,en-
sbge rsna.e. a H. Abel 80 80 rssA - NJ .hsfs
"a Aothsr pa.ty eyftsrtf stt ne hahs " Af~gnsss's
49, sus ,a,.,s r.~,st 80 wns fIa 80 weri ~ ~itb
ut - msso lfntaisa BE- ssfpfs % msAsgrs weyos.
So. teafea ecSlrfcf "a leo, the stetgiS
~ 1880 ss .ry rfa<s.f NJ stsh rniEb' - mbsr.
= 1890 Fl tf8 s.Alnst the g4fies Hnf fos
- 80. $50 81 rra'sshiy ursvent al SO tstals a
~. 49,. \. syss-t 49, 4efasatto Movn - the history
!" - v.s frnpi risiag 80 Nar'0e y .hs, nanDsv
. -. - auanf ~ sss Nsxssn ~oah . mys
90 49, : psssby - ~ chsspd 70 ias.ivinx ~of
..EIt .tal
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THE VERY LATEST.

wAmNGroN, Jan. 81, 1858.
learn the following from Suffolk
from rebel learn that COL Page, OF the
Fifth Virginia regiment, while In consultation with other
field olcers struck by one Of our shells and Killed
TIE rebels received reinforcements. Among the resi
engaged against the Fifty fourth, Sixty
third Fiitiesh and Twenty ninth Virginia regiments
All il quiet at Suffolk tonight (the 3lst insI.), and
especially on tho line of the Nansemoud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01

The Reports from Warrington.
wAmMGroS, JAM 81, 1862.
The Star says that dispatches were received to-day
from General DIX at Fortress Monroe stating that yester
day General Pscfs force, or portion Of H. had an en-.
gasenent with opposing rebel FORCE under General
Pryor. the Blackwatsr river North Carols, 70.
sulting in the route and Of the rebels who had
been driven six miles, and when the intelligence left our
victorious troops were still pursuing the rebels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01

FkuYIliiv'f. r. T. Jan. st, IhDa
Genera Burnside arrived here this morning H. de
chnsa a public reception bu, Thousands tbronged tR
railway station and the square near 10 greet him. IL.
made Few brief remark, rsspoD,e 10 Mayor tEghls
welcome His many friends viii .all him bs rs,.
depce TODAY
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n11a ssac h asett. Le.i siD tufe-kssoi.tioM
IN HeEard 20 ,bs high Price OF Paper.


II IN, House u Assembly 10 day, resolution var
introduced and adopted. calling upon our Senator'S and
Representatives ~ Coagrass use their innUenc.
favor Of which viii operate reduce price
nj.
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COLONEL STEWART SHOT.
The Latest News from vicksburg.


Colonel Stewart, Chief of General Mclornands stan,
was killed opposite yieksbsrs tho 2sth instant lie
destroying the rebel ferry boats and was by the
enemy. IF s.es1t
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Nors.-Nuch unnecessary suffering wa caused by our
not having sufficient supply Of ambulance.
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NEWS FRCM THE PACIFIC.

Sailing Of the stea amer Soaora-Sl, roc, 900
for eng 900 fos New YORK, .Nc.
SAN tRAsosco, Jan. 81, 1868.
Tho steamship Sonora sailed for Panama TO day with
ninety .nix passengers.
She has 81 100 600 for England and $3.50 600
for New York, ..
SACRAMENTO Jan. 80, 1853.
Tho state legislature ADJOURNED unit, Tuesday
np noxt IL order To give time to witnesses from San
Francisco to continue tho Investigation o. tho "corrup
ton charges,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01
THE CASUALTIES.

KILLED.
sergeant "oods' 20 ..
lho"as S'ohe' w. "
william .alhpoeh'eoo'
"oo'D.D
ooIpoIa' inohas aah'n' ~ - ""' e0'''0'
=. .aSs'ay ~. - Ah'0
- ."'e"an' 70 =, mp severely
~ no'n ~ =, 'nsu
snp .n'n' ~ ~ w
! 10y ~ 'es'''' "o'A''1 y S'''
y mo-. :. 800
p- ~ - -
" ' - y p'
4, 49,, =, -. :, :. -s.... -
NoiS'-inoio az AoN''" q o'h0'' = '"' 'os'0'' wy
ONE HUNDRED AND THRTiErH NEW YORK voLUN-
KILLED.
Captain Taylor, Co. C.
Jas. Woodruff, Co. B.
Geo Abbott, Co. H.
DIV r w ashburne, Co. A.
Chas. NJ. Wood, Co. A.
Robert Van valksnberg, Co.. G.
Can't. A. q. Leach. Ca. X. arm, shell, slightly
Ebenezer Bean Co B, severely in the hand, by shell
David Wright, Co L, wrist. sIishtly.
Eden Chase o. r. wounded missing.
Joseph N. FORBES, Co H, lert eye by shell.
A. 3. Woodward, Co. II, gunshot wound in the beel.
d. r. Basi Co. II scalp wound from the fragment Of
sheD.
Hopkins Salisbury, Co. D, gunshot wounds 10 the arm
and leg, severely.
George Harrington, Co ], gunshot wound left thigh
George Burrel, o. IN knee, by fragment Of shell
George g. Beien, Co. A, lower jaw, by she slightly
Edward NJ. Jennings, Co. A. right forearm, amputated.
Isaac q. Dimmick Co. X, right forearm.
John Knol, Co. G, shoulder, shghty.
VIM B. Austin, Go. q, shoulder
Aaron Hansbaw, Go. c. slightly, in the hand
Adjuiant II. A. Britain, slightly.
ONE HUNDRED AND rIrTy-rIPTB NEW YORK voLUN.
rEEKs.
BILLED
vousup.
B. Muller, Co. b, knee.
P. Welsh, Co. p, knee
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY. FOURTH NEW YORK
voLusrgEas,
-
u,,., - =
,,,,,,,u,, ..,,,,s,, o
Frederick Hear. 90 =
wor,,vn
Jseut. W > ga,lev 10 Il lao slightly
Ed. D. a Morgan %. A. loo.
J,seph IT. Holloway. ca. A. rrot.
Albert n Hodge. Co. A. loo ampotataa
David TYLER. ca. A. arm amnuta,aa
Tbos rn,,v "a face arm ana .,a.
yas 4 pe,,h "a 4 bo,ya,s ,nor,auv
Harry woodha,l. 10. D. ,aralyzed in Ief, sds
william n.rcan "a n In y,ght Zoo,
Thomas v;ng "a = lar, Inca
sv,,,as,or Euas, =, = ,.r, 10.
r.,o.. p.,aar r. r -
,'n's "'"'e' - :, oe'"
S'"py,'o' = "'ad
william - hdnpnis' " = ""''1
'A' : -
'n' Noo' -
henry Sio4man' 20 u o"eS
ONE HUNDRED AND P1FTY-srxrH rEsNsyLvAsA.
worHpkp.
John Holders, Go. a, confusion, shell
VIM Poole, 20. \, inquiry u me lei arm
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH WV YoRs'
KILLED
. ~
warren a".'"' " = '0"''ion' H'sn'y.
ONE hoSphhp AND siA'r-sS'hS'h rkSs5fLVASiA'
'oonel 'has A. hhooerer' severely wounded ID the Dip
oy shei.
paV'a snull1s ~ p hAha. sn'sno' wound {.
WIN. "erner, 70 Y, shoulder, oy asheh
John shoelder, Co X, hit In the head BY shell.
DAM Schul, Co +, hip wound, by shelf
Adam Dener, co. "a, hip, BY a sheli.
Nathan Heller Co I. head Nv a shell
Mosas Risbris,, co. D, leg. By a shell.
srxru x.ea.cursprrs
xntAo
Lieut. Dexter sawtelle, 10. a.
nson.wn,,nutop. 90 .
Geo BloJgott, COB
WOUNDED.
'. u. Howard, CO. y, severely; thigh smputa,ed
August Red' 20. y ampu,stion Of the right arm.
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samuel Hooker, Go. y.
Jerry Blsler, 90. u.
- Mnrphy, Cod.
- Ssaton, Co. ..
- Manning Co. d, compound fracture Of tho skuII.
John Began, Co. d, burnt in the neck with powder.
Henry Peissr, Co. y, left amputaiod.
VIM Mahans, Co ID, iacerated wound and scalp
wound
Chas Schley 20. ID, thigh
Fredk. Anderson, Co d, gunshot swonud 10 Hse
ankle.
John Miller 60. u, spraned wrist.
John Collins, Co y, contnsed wound NJ lef sbou
der.
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The Reports from WasAIngton.

pea ryo< and bis force. Gen. Corcoran and officers all
saie. JAS. D. KIRKKR.
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Arrival Of Captain Brown, Of the Brig
Estclle, One Of the Prizes
Of the Cruiser.
His Narrative Of the Capture and Destrnc-
ton Of the Brig.
Letter frsm Captain Small, Of tho
COrris Ann,

Tue bftsh peamship hal Cain. Capt. Bartlott ~.
rived at thn frt last syet.pg from Havana bringing
passenger Capt John how At. d the brig iy-,os, whcfs
WIS cartnred by tue pir'e flo~la Tho following 10
Capt Brow n'a siatnment.--
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Telegram from Captain Kirksr.

sufsoLK, va, Jan. 81. 1859
NJ .Joas HsFYs-
We have had 0 asbi with the rsbsis Our troops whip
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-23

b IIsst.s@ss a,s9y Washipgten, May i6..t
s.a The record in Ger B&eIl's cass has ar.
iTivsd hsrs. There Il FsssoH 10 believe che
hndiugs. Of thh Cnars aee sueh do 10 shsw
the President aaly erred n hot rslnpyibg
him soonar. i.8 Sss. a,fs S{.a.st -
Ths gaasrai tenor OF adyiess rec'd 40 shs
State Department, from Mexico, are upfa-
syorabls 20 ths French. !. The Mexiesps ars
dsfendips pnebla With desperate foohFage.
Con onfort had xeseiysd rein forcsms msnts, and
wssgabous 20 assame The pHsnsiye. W. 's -
Gan. Forsy 10 bsllszsd q bs p 4 pssiloas
sitaation,a s4s,s; i,t.5ss.t ~ ,s,..s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-23

gTJaxjsG Jgz<ssgs rF- GsiEss AsY Ia
The very latest dates from Grants army
are up to Friday morning. His advances
was within Is nilea OF EdwaEa'ss staslos.
which is l8 miles east OF Vieksburg. We
have nothing confirming the reported bat
tie on the 9th, at Clinton.
I've di igisions of, ,Sbsrmaa's corps had re-
fpfereed Grant, and McArthur's di4isisn
was also en- rsute.
=, A new overland. route has been opened
from Ysung's Peins to the river below,
which greatly expedites the forwarding oi
supplies and men. 1.a.tszg.s .,saaa t..s yts.
Ten negro regiments have been srgani.
xed: Gen. Thomas thinks ten mess viii %
org ganissd. ''' al 81 fsTa t.s* II .s7f'atsks
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Nav Ynak. Nav IL.

-: = New Ioak, May I4.
The Express says teas Nee CIsiisas las
week sent q request TO the President to si
thsr accept his resignasian or place him il
scsivesefvfce.S Runor saIs the lPEesfdshi
stated that active service and Mcclellan
would be required SssSn early day.
The Tribune says Sigle has returned from
Washington after iii 'fueaectuaf effofs 60 b.
assigned 80 duty, even on the staff of the
commanding General. S',>"@F
Arrangements arc making. for the imme.
dists release and exchange Of prisoners
captured during the recent Engagements ir
Virginia. ..@4 81 ,,r' s.- a4e 3 :zols
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Z NAm Ynsk- Nav ]

' New I osk, May Ia.
t-Ths Post says :hat On Sunday night the
|gsheh ihaas.s dash tArpugh our lises up @
Chain Bridge, but cannot learn shatths en-.
terpriss was attended Mishsany dsansags
This, il trae, wss evidently bus, mere bra
vado, 10 return for Ssoneman's exploits.
Stonepan ia AT tie headquarters Of he
army Of the Potomac. tsa7>7H EN-
Lee detainad all the nurses and surgeons
who ACCOMPANIED the ambulanes traius oysr
the river, and has placed guns at Banks and
q. S. Fords, from which isis supposed hs
intends to assume sbe Offensive.
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EaI ] I'd ysss Losaix AsyT q.
Thirteen male and IL femais rebels wsre
sent south lass evssi9g, undsF orders from
the Presoss Marshal Abons 500 arrests,
Of known disloyalists 10 the interior, have
been MADE, who viii bess1s sestAward inn
mediately& xevzgss4 SE.Isa. i lf..st
Memphis, May u.
The Jackson Appeal Of the 7sh, says Gen
Grantpr scesasa ne iasthar than Port Hud-
son with the main body OF Bis army; also.
that he is throwing mp intrsnchments,
doubtless fes Tie hurpose Of making that
psins bis bases4 1 ii Il ii T. VI
The Richmond Dispatch says communi-
cstlon by railroad is established With Fred
rieksburg. REPRESENTATIVES. ats'T
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-23

Y - az i7''ze %5'@ $ aVieksbnfg, May 1ls8
| Rebel dispatches say the .eneny's fess
above 10 being rsinfofced. u .tt:'a
T Bragg reviewed ths Northern 2 AlabaAia
troops Yesterday, Hc gaSe d spirited ard
front. eo7 s@S@@5t' = tiss'T 5.it 3tta
TIE RisEmoSd Enqairst hss srsassgs a.
ode on Rurnside cor bis ebfdss, agsisss
spies and traftors 1t home, aud eohdofss
With VaiiRndingham in his persecution.
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:. =. rrssz TIA Washipgtoo, May L.
A gentleman from the RappabaDneck says
there was D o indications Of movement TO
the south side of the river, ar ia, os bes
The censorship oysr the telegraph, iu-
stead of being relaxed, has become msrs
sarinR0NtS ..g ags4. sz1k, .r.g 90 .,r5.sE
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-23

T The cayalxy raid De Coi. Gfiersar bad
eanasd hundreds ok families % leave Tor
tha interior. number os them hasi0g been
lnDnes by Cen. Osserhaus oommapd while 60
route for Port Hudson. The dsmage done
Nv Ehis raids .irfeparabfe. Col Grissson
arrised Id New 0rleaus on the es sning of
the 9th. 80 s'.s14. =. IS sssss
Quite an excitefness ooourred on the 7sh,
ne the Opera, oecasioned BY she andieuce
demanding that National aifs b. played,
buk nothing aetious TesaIssds s s Pc z.
! Admiral Farfagus he'd afrised aas New
OrIeana With fmpoftAns intelli genras ss!
AlsxsHdris wsg captsfed op tfs 4sb By
4 portion OK Fafr4Eatss I'D Poftsfs com
mands. Prior % sshe dspsufe - DeBass
ssy. on Rsd River, was desn0lisbed. 0ne
rebsl knn boat was captured, ,sta After sths
capture oE tbe II. the aivano6 aoAssasy OF
Gsu DwixhE Aashsd iuso sown, sAusf formtne
4 1anosion Eetwssn Fasysgula aand BaAks'
forces. 81 s's.sa - he & -
DpslSusss dasss u sis on say:. :.ear army
was Thea tor shs march. Geo. Dwighs'a
brigade was supposed % De n zAlsxaadsia,
Gco'ls. Emory, WaihEel and Grover, with
thsir commandss we're elsse behiad.a
.Rakon Rouge adviees of the % say thai
Griefaon,s fofces consisting of the 6sh end
Tsh filissis cavalry, wteh alasgs snuuAhsei q
srissaars, aasdedA raid sinse shat Aiey sAs'
aay;o they left Lagrange Tenn, On sh<
I 'I6sh Of April. Their dhaftusgion pf prop.
CIV is much eresstsf shaa . edknoslssges
~ tks rebels. as sAs gliuso1, ansarz tha fSan-
isianA lisa, ahsyedessrsysd ths rshsl camps
capturing 300pFisoneFs; they thsn crosses
a. Arnsss yswss nj nusifes from Baton RehRt
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Cairo, Nav 16.

|, - =. CAIRO, Nay 10.
The Jackson AppaaftEs The foiiswng -
/ vicksbutg, May 7sb There wss skiymish-
ing bs.wsen tie Uutposts alongl Ne Big
Black, Tuesday. On Monday there was .
brisk artillery auei acrees the river; 10 held
the FedsraIs in cheok should they sssemptto
cYosa. s@5'-> o"@5e3 - +: '$;zt4. aSs "&Ut
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4 ( -, \ - i - 't.5T New Ypfk, Nay 10.
A special 10. the World .says Hook sr
CANE no from the army last night, Ahd bad
an. interview With ths Presidens, lasting
some time. From What We learn, be re-
turned authorized 10 conduct the army, un.
aided By Hai1eck, throngh another sdvapce
Whenever each Rdvanoe shall bs determined
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Philaaelphig, Nav 16.

" - I .,q.,. > = FuNaueIpnIa, Nay 10.
Rebel reports from jackson, Miss. Of che
I1th, kay II Of GRANTS cavalsy entered and
burned Cryesal sptings, on the N. Orleans
q. r., to-day. The enemy are fortif ying
at Rocky Springs ard Western Springs.
+, Ustarhaus 10 ,at Csyuga with 5000 cassl.
~ and 7; regiments of infantry, s0>' -
Grant viii probably advance east and not
direct TO Yicksbarg. -. ..,,,,.... 3,
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'.''''. '''.'-'''3 q .a.: New Yerk, May is.
The President received the foilowing 9
from the headquarters OF she Army Of the
An original letter OF Jen DasiS ADDRESS
ed to one OF bis Ooionslss shss been fonnd,
in which he speaks desppnaingly Of ga9elrs
fn ehe Sodths&est and on the Rappahan'
mock. The letter Was found In camp q
Fredericksburg, and dated May I'd.
Les's headquarters are ssiA N fredFacks'
"a AZ ibdspsbdsSs g cassry lcoanand viii
laoStf befeiten Col. Kiipssfick. alLIssT
tss The. Ma Y. Herald dssys that prssions fe
IHcokerss ssliing back D eounsil hcE esfp.
eommandsrs wag held at which Of fhs
Geasrsls nrgsA en- ammsdiaks, adsanee eE
tkk fehsis. Iass s: = asSs9 e5 S lsa. .ss
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8aa4t 20 astTfs N..SEsV1,h gafav IT.
The steamer Gsofgs Washington, from
NeN Ofisans 10th has arrived. In Ope.
Iousas letter Of the 5sh says informatior
frosss Grsnd Gulf has been rscsiss6 vial
q detaiisd account Of the capture of Port
Gibson. g -. - ~ ~ gu
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! MnrfrNeAhorn. .hfa1 i7.

I9s ssasas,sg -s-:a Marfreesboro. May i7.d
Tie Chattspooga Rebel Of shs 10th con-
tsfus the following p.39iEa3 81 qgah hsF1
| Mobile, Msy "A. = Jaeksop, Miss.s is o.
cupied BY the enemy. We fought thenA al
day, Bot csuIdfnos bold me ely. s9tsa
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..te.s....-..,.. Washington, May Is.
GEN Curtis has been relieved of his eorn-
maud ID Missouri 2. Gen Sshoasld suceesds
hins s.s faesesI 1ap: ssslFszss iiila sss4 s43s.
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Wsshingson, Nay IL.
Lee has issued . general order annouH-
eiAgsbe death a. GsQnswall gsetsqn, who
expired on the 10Th. - ..s.'s,s
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thsns AaH sRpliaa ghap,ssasss lib fssRb
hoises sa TIE soa6 and bgDnRht Ii .1ssf
BOD contra hahds bh k6ssSa 8nd Eessly Eiif cf
the lastsl - u ls2sf ssIsss 70 aaiIIs
s. The MsaE akssKsfA eisaAhas Gsh gises
The peztiapispa ips the bHFping, az shegsh;p
pg sMsR fehle, .ag PensaGDIas On The, 20sh.
Sha ko0k fFS sSsi sps Ally, and afsSf horn
ing ssssfai hosts, bisss aes nj aasas sdss
ssvada s6i Hasel sro1gaTi sssaSs lss1iann
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0fa es elx3ia1tT atiaasV9 esalUss sons DAG bFsM
|oa AdTieaa fRem ~ ArsaN Of ataH Rotoasss
~ Hooks. sseas Aighly gsssifsa lsbasls sIsh hlr
~ .Ths river n from % M ssesny hssbseh
Rsooansissssdg gkp8 tito liilssesssp msde4bhs
On hthe night,o& the l4th shso ansHy shssg
up rev and sEtspsiya y sprkg spPe hs saaKs
Fieksburg. Zig y
Is lsas sspusssd .t6 Day shatsesdsY llabls
saldieEs ReWss0nu dstAilsA sssyisN i, end
Aronnd Waahipgtsa, and BalsimsSe. md On
the railroads ia Yifgt0ia and haryfad SWifl
sbe For rsaTaed at5 4FEo 10 r. dSaaafEnana, ,ssa
thsir places suppiisd sg 1PszAayksasia abatr
lsis, sAisA. il ia saias hsEs. been ss@sasEaa @ ss
y he Ss,I MsrsSsi ifds tSsbKsf.os sf dorasass.
bin has ssissd, dndetathes oo6A 6AsSati08aAe6
sthe sdal aud psssanaAipFapeesy yfDf 0sptx sL
y. 3 Ao@sss aesRnanass efss aEshssE s pElEs
n 'Ygi .aH4ts4A sgft at E3c If Etfas - All
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5ssaSaaao 5oa al -~AsRiY Msy l8di
! Morning. papers special Idispstches sSe
barrep OF much. else thar epeculasions.-
Tribune dispatch ssSS55 inbe eefhsSt6 afs Oh
foOs, stsohgly sappoftssa "a aab8i oasl lsfb ets
Cabinet for tha aRpeinasaeAb AfnnnklBnsn
the sanRaad ai sAs .aspsEtReas .efs iAs lilAss
=, The Tim@I .saya rSenalor's Wade and
Chandler had arrived from Falmonsh, and
bakieurgsFoops ina Rsost sfssesvht lAOn
l9itiag and hsstaaf RRirisps iRpatisAs fas %
immediate adyspce, on. Lees army, gs.-,i
Capt. F1ager, out CbieE 81. ofdinadc6 6f.
sfSsrs reports tkAs wsslost Q gdNs, ,SaptaFea.
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.ass&aEs bio Ga ii >saoFss Monfos, maysf
-la Tha Pstessbuxg Express Of ths 18th says
the retaiiatory resolutions! adopted BY. GOA
federass1 congress-, pposidss that every Gem !
missioned oficee ooHsmsndipg negroes
against tha Confederate States, shall bs,put
to death, and the negroes delivered up 10
tie State auth6riti "a % bSttisalt. VIII accDf-
ding to pressns Or Satnrs laws. ttsbjo
The same paper speaks assp9naipgly Of
Affairs Al, YicksbuEg, .as av,., p ,,..,,,.7r
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May

s,'s A. e, g. sa = T,s.a s j Washisgten, hay is.
Adyicss from afans 20 the ssh hsss been
received at WAshipgto ton. Hs sxprssses sat-
isfaosioa 40 che appearances OF afairs 10 bis
sieinity. He says Port Hadsop = updopos-
eaiy evacualsd except BY . small garrison
and theirhsAsR krsiilasy.sxA
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