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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
HEADQrARTEKs PROyO,T.MARsBAL, !
SIITH DIT. y. A., No. lsJ tTh-Av.,

SIGTH Disr. y. L., No. 1876 GTh-Ay,
NES.YOEK. Jure !, 1863.
Cavalry.-PRoyosT-MARs hAL GENERALS OyFicE
W,sWsGr0S ID C.. MAY D 1863 II N men whs dese TO
Join any particular regiment Of cavalry IN the held are
b. authorized present themselves at aly time dans
the thirty days thu Board of Enrolment In their
p.ctye Districts The Board will examine them aud de-
trnne upon their FOR % service and. found TO BE-
H. tie Provost. Marshal 4 tn. District will give them trans
poation tickets the General Rendezvous ct the Head
quarters OF tie A. a Proyostisrh General of tie STATE
present themselves at this General heDieI
you they shall be duly mustered by must ring snd dis
bq.uz officer and pod by him the bounty SLOWED by law
JAMES r FRY, Provou.Msfshsl General.
Persons desiring to enlist will pTe..nt thsn.sys. at these
Heaiqumter. without deiay. JAMES w. FARM
Captain anu PrJy0st.Mn'hal Fltn Consre'-ional DIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
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Cav, xTRAL PARK.-Ihe CentrHl rsrh
AT ,,s that there win be music I" the zen
a'ne '1 ny" 'o.I.y at ooecs by the Cen,
p1k on the a., ,ho LEADERSHIP Of II. b. DOd"o'n'
y. xs.,t n.1a ne The following the programmed
PANT II r. Dodworth
-.nral PAX Hsrold
SSrgnre 10 Zsmpe.' - ....-...';S
G. mex hls a Anuie Of the Vale.
March 40. o "a. PANT IL ........Frnf oeupp H
veI,,re to Der FreyschulV' ...........Non Weber
Se.iseueut rem lohensriR' ...........:: wager
o .. der Fe,t March,
hear Bows Chcer,.... Dow ming
~ ,sss Of the Than Waltz knhner
l. ,, srtion from the bohemian Baife
- GAop
National Fot PouTIi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

GRAxp L.RcESr.-Yesterday officer Creegan Of
tire Precinct arrested MARY Water, and took Ter before
Justice Connolly charged with stealing nom Levi. brown ~
Leonard the Of $50 She nlitted
In default Of 100 bail,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

sIJRROGATES COURT-JUsz Is.-Before SurTossss
TuCEKh
PROOF or WILLS.
The following willie have been edm tied to probate
i,bon, ,ope,t; Rachel X Rash, Piue Picsu, John j.
Boyd, and james r. Bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

COMMITTEE on NAIIoSAL ATFAIRs.-Ihs Com
Mite. on National Ah4 Of the Common Council met yer
t.rdsy morning and made preparations for receiving the l'h
Regiment n Y Volunteers Monday nett Owing to the
absence Of our is regiments there viii ~ no military re-
sspon The returned soldiers viii march TO the ran al
b by the Mayor Council sfssT which
sh.y will b. bsuoseed al tie City Assembly Rooms by the
Corrorste Authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
uEADQuAHTERs rRoyosr MAKsHAL, }
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DisrKlCr, :
No az 3t..y k,w-iofk CITY y

W
Cavalry. - PRovosT-MARTIAL OEsSRABs OPFcs
WI,nINGros D. e.. Nay %, IsejAl men who desire to
ion Anv particular regiment Of cavalry no" Ia toe h-i are
author present themselves at any thu dLs
LsI dirty DAYS 10 tho Board Of Eproneni IN 'hei, 70
,t.. We Districts. TIE Board shsI examine hrui aud Se-
trnre pou their tucss tho service and ctnl 10 De
IA, the Provost Marshal OF the District .na give them Trans
ticket. general endezvou al The Ieedaartsr.
Of hr Proyo.tMa,hs Genera Of tire STATE A. coon -
t-y pre.snt th-mseye. this general endszyons they 'ns
BE- duly mustered By muster ng aud ci'buEsns cheer 1he
raid By him the bounty SLOWED by law.
JAMES b. Fry, Provosi-Msrshs Geners.
Person, who desro enlist viii present lhen se'a ,Hess
b..souau,r. IHAs. 4. JENKINS
Capt.in and Provost. M.L.hal IAtn Cong. DIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

OYYlcx oy THE A. A. PRovosr.MARsHAL GgssRAL)
SOUTHERN DIVISION or NHw YORK, I
No. 100 LeonaIdsL }
The Corps Of Honor.
MEN WANTED FOR THE INVALID CORPS.
Faith soldiers OF good character. who. from wounds or
the Of incapeca'ed tor sctlye he dny
will only received. Enlistment for three years uness
sooner discharged. PAY and ALLOWANCES same as In
the United States Infantry, except that pTsainms o
bounty for enlistment will be allowed Joining this tohfs
OF HONOR win DO, iuyaidate any pensions or tounties
which may be due for previous service
The duties will be chiefly sc ProvoI Guards for pup
lie buildings ed C.es. OfdeIies &c. II necessary hey
win be ss,i. ned to fort. AID sanisons
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION
The applicant obtain the ceTuhcde OF the board OF
Enro usent IN hi. CongreaAionsl District:
That the spp icani is unht io service IN the hed
I'd Tna he tit for the duties Of them indicated
above . =,
81 That 81 not In the service be hsnorsby dis
charged
4ti. That he /, msrtohous and deserving ,,,
tlnfom-SKY BLUE, WITH DARK BLUE THIN
MlhOS
Fer entments further information apply al this ecs,
or TO he different Boards of Enrol IN each Conses
sionsl District In tLis city ard IN Brooklyn.
kOBT EUGENT, Colonel 6y.h y. Y Vols.,
A. A. Provost Marsbs. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Ferris FEMALE IssTiTUTE.-The Commence
EIrrcise Of the Ferris Fese Institute took place a.
No l35 Madison corner Of ThJsecond 'trcst at
r. The following young ladies received prise.; For the
greatest improvement in penmsnshp, MI. Minnie Roof
For tho bs, writing Miss Florida w. Ten broech Tn
Pine Msds in the Academic Department W" awarded TO
Ns. Agnes NJ DID,. n tie Collegiate Department 20 Mics
Gertrude Miles. TIE Mathematical Medal Uhe highest
honor awarded 20 Miss Anna ID. Koopmsn. The eyer
cises vel a. ended by the fiends OF the young ladies
the limited sccpu moosos mailing he sudience neeet'
select The enced by sr gns under the
direction Of Prof f. r Muller. AMER prayer by the Rev
Dr. Ferris presided reports Of the various comm ees
read by the Rev d. Rice the Rev Dr.. Crosby and
other gentlemen, whose names We did not obsin Inc
penmtnship drawing needewoIk competitions and m.ite.
MYSTICAL Of these young ladies reflect the highest
honor upon their industry AID sert and credit to the
nsui lou IN which they taught All who were present
delighted with the hearty aud spirited singing The
sp,cts, 1iiei with the pupils oil gns the co'us hymn
Among the soft sweet voice, which Gdccd not
little the Lsrmoriou, How Of song The ladies made
very beautiful appearance their happy. healihul faces
symme IcA forms sAvc svd. OF the fact that ply
cs T. not neglected within the wal. Of he h,ti-
tuition The exercises IL the school viii lie resumed on the
18th OF September ueIi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

CoyFrRDxcE IN CALIToRSIA.-Bishop james, ~
u. Mehod.s Epfcopa Church will leave tbs city on the
ls inst by for ATinwAl en- route for the Pacific
whittier he zoe. preside tho Annual Conferences to be
held 10 Cslfornis aud Oregon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

HrADaulRrERs 35rBN Y. N0Is, June Il, 1863
General Order No. 23.-Th' Regiment viii be mus.
- ut of .sTycr on MONDAY the l1d inst MONDE
OF III. Rement are hereby ordered report o. Esst New
Yors on that day at 10 . H. in uniform ,rro>,c
BY order Of JAMLo n IL sa,S Y
Moi HYDK hdiuieit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Recruits wanted of tue IN hesineHt n l. vols. pefyees
Io,yYs 30 uounty paid establishments ~l'3 bounty
u, ,r new recruits; paw ffom dat. Of enlistment 1ei-
c,. for III families Of those enlsi.rs h simei
, an m. he d. Rations clothing. and quarters furnished
. QUE, Premium OF raid TO TecTuIt OF any !efson
Lrnsing recruit WV. H. UCktLE, Captain o. 20, H.
RecIui,iny Officer City Hall fah south SIDE 0ppo''e
Iuan..t. seseia sers eanci,s still vacant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
GnrAr Tnor1Ixa MATCH on 1HK FASHION

CoURsKOn Thursday the postponed match between George
" PstcLcn and Cen Butler for 81 GEO. twomie hea' to
wagons, of the above Course. Pstchen was tbs Ia
vori,e at the start to so being currently offered ths
he would win. without meeting many takers o. these odds
The result Of the r from atsfsc:oy, aud the de-
cis,n of the judges rather Of two OF them was severely
criticized the other judge differing from them IN toto and
appealing the people him IL his position decsed
all bets off In the first heat Pschen took the lead passing
the hslfie pole In l4, lens abes Pstcheu besfng
the quarter SLOWED Butler TO close with him. but
the latter following suit in bessng enshled the stallion 60
pass the stand by gths in 2:27 the FIRST mile
On the second mile fine contet was witnessed Butter
,rotue mag hcenty, sId Winning the heat after most e1-
cing by slensb in +56t the fastest time on hc re-
cords Of troiting
The second hta, witnessed remarkable change In the bet
ting qnotaions Butler stock standing 100 10 $40 thus
usuIins Pscheus position Of iavore Butler took the lead
from the word 60" passing the haf mile In llJf fully
three lengths ahead. Coming the homo stretch but e
b Ike MP, and sweryed ray he track Butler passed
the fret, IA 23? He hept the lead ghoui. and
in twenty lengths ahead In 500 Two OF the judges
decided that he had crossed Pstchen in swervns the fret
mile ard disncins him, awarded the heat and race to
PstcRen-
SEMINARY.
FIsHIoS CorRsB l.. L. Thursday, June loMstch, 5000
two-ni.e heats, to wegoLs
u. Tai Imam named b. h. George y. Pa,chen......? !
ID. Mace named bl Gen. Bnet.... dist
Tiule, 4:3o,-s0I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

ILLNESS OF ADMIRAL FoOTE.-Rear Admiral
yoots lying very III q, the Aston House and Tea" are
enter aimed by Lis phycisns that he cannot recover h'
disease ia an affection of the Kidneys He was 'oneNha
better yesterday morning. bu, suffers Terribly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

OyE THOUSAND 'LosGsHoRExES RESUMED
wosK-Ofthe 900 'Longshoremen who were on strike
sbhd resumed work a, the rses offered BY the ship
pDs yesterday. viz o. per day Of nine hours and
~ GEMS POT hour overtime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

C1TFAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
:, 0n.a,s,ou, Icork Hsrbor The wsil.knonn steam
- az H. i..ooo New. and Phiisdc!pnis Steamship
Company intended to san - i00" s.,,,,x Inn. "a
a oasoi icy -
City OF aANCHks rER'.''''''' '9es !"
CiTS M MEN NOKk -.............s SGufdsy.Juiy
"A .y.rv ,uccesdins SATURDAY at noon from fieI ~,
North River. vs.v ,,.,.ap p
pxshl. in gold OF its eGuivsl,Dt In curTeney'
ipsT "a IN S.......s % 90 slEERAOt
tIKst ,,on rs col st.,,sg. 10 ondsn. q 50
~, C.bir TO Pu... vs. COZ Steersge TO Pads....
TIT Csbn TO liamouig 81 col Sseerage TO smbass. 81
p...sneer. also forwarded 30 Havre Bremen hoterssn
Antwerp. kc., 1t equally low rates. ,.o,, a.. 40.
flares from Liverpool o. Queenstown: ln Cabin 80 tsa
slCa st.eaze $50. Those who wish 20 ssne ioI thsI
friends can buy tic kuts hs'e at tisse rates
Tor hei iuoTmstion Apply ~ the tomnsnys omcs.
JOHN u. DALE, gent NO. ID brosawsy, MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

SrrREoscoPfc Exhibition AT IRVING HALL
he meat marvellous thing in tie world exceeding al other
tlrioas startling apparently peternstursl wonders, TIE
iereoeope Apart om the mystery Of suu-painng on the
instant there The tremendous fact of the apparent sodih
cation Of the obecthe reproduction Of us'ue self OF OF
srrs to its detail The desd appear almost to speak
she distant uay to space and time and be close
sud pslpsbe
1h,s in atistic agency is now exhoied the Vu
Hall upon magnificent scale large rejecting and "asu
flying Instrument elevated ia the center OF tie room WHICH,
being da.keued the picture is cast on plain earve' surface
Of TWENTY-FIVE ee, scuase after tbs sbion OF the magic
lantern The objects are however let he borne Ia nho
bot fe surface pictures mssuihed and reflected Ion thc
original in the emit bst are sereoscoTc views with
the spparepy massive aud upeRdoVs sodfcston Of the
nav order Of deueson. There difference in the excel
hence Of the some-epeciay the sstuesseem the
actual vey-solid marble and beautiful tie original
Medisn sculptures others not clearly solid to tie
vesnd take IL to be due perhaps to the fact that the
eye owing to the Ispiaiiy 81 the changes, IL rot
allowed grasp tie subject Tor sometimes the sereo'esric
object doe, rot assume its soldookus proportions un,'
after some moments OF Fixed gIe The be remarked
Of the perspective quality of pictures which comes out uy
eniy when sszed through tube. The most beautiful
landscapes architecture Of art OF various eosnres
form tho ereoscopc procession with explanatory remarks
b. Mr. Fson One Of the best architectural hiuss the ruin
Of the Pompeian temple the worst the ball OF mo
sfVersiles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

COLUMBIA CoLLEGE.-lbe concluding e1huina'
ton Of ell the classes in this College which bs' been in
psogres for the fortnight finished yesterday Candidates
fss admission 70 the College will be examined Monday
ns1i beginning al 10 O'Clock. TIE Annual Commandment
vii be held ~ the Acsd, IA Of Music on "Wednesday tie
s4sh inst at 10 O'clock bacealsuTese sermon will be
preached before the Graduating Class on Sunday evening
ns1t a, o'clock 10 Calvary Church, BY the Rev Dr.
(nsaxslAnd Cnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

A SUCCESSFUL LADY DETEcTVE.-On Thursday
Vim sueelef was arrested before Justice Connolly
sh,sd with stealing gold watch ehsip and breafPn Of .hs
v~lue Of 81, from Mr.. EiAaDetb ser9e. !" epIe.s us
vDo n. occon u Mfs Seeyos DauiHge the accused acted
= uoon and that opportunity Of ennchlhs blms'H
9Th the fts which ATs lad IhtTeoeiVed fom L"' w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

PIcvIc.-The congregation Of st. Bridget
Chuch will proceed picnic TO Joncs' Wood on Tuesday
The proceeds to he devoted toward the eHAo
snt Of new school for the children whose parents attend
he ehu.cb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Filth Regir'ent ". Y. yoiuuteers-'pukfk
IA. HOlI, formerly OF the On
n i.rt 1. ,utb r1sd 10 RECRUIT COMPANY for tho
above Ito has located himself Tor tho present
w ." Capt WIN. II. HOYT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Filth Regiment n. Y. voiunteers-DURiEE 'S
ZOUAVEs-t 40 bounty gwen ioI eeni,.tmsnts oi sne
ia On nii.,ins : l2O when tue regiment IL mustered into
service 100 at tho expation Of term Of enlistment Oi
soldiers will find to their advantage 10 MAKE cary Jp0s
tion Tor positions, a. olEt ~, y 80, y, .h ;,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

ARREST oY oECsUoREnEs.-Pa'rick keirns
and Patrick Bsoy were arrested yesterday BY tho FH''
Precinct police and before Justice Connolly at the
Tobs Police Court charged with attacking and beating
party Of men wori Pier No East River
81 the foot o, Coenes Slip for the EswYoi Central Rail
read Company They committed for tIiSl IL default Of
500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
Us.pacARrER, 2OrH BATTERY. No. 81 franklin"
httcHtion,

Hs.paoARrER, 2Orn BATTERY. No. 81 franklin"
Attention!
OI75. RECRUITS wANl f. .,,v. P.s,,y 81 81
Lsbt Attllery low dom. garrison duty 81 Fore SCHUYLER
New York HaIbor 90 cash a. soon ipu'tofrd NJ is
,ioy viii be sent to the Fort where they viii receive Ia
,ion. clothing medical attendance, &c. &c. Recruiting VI
nee No 6l FTsuslin-'t near Brosdwey ,,.
NV w r. ny fR kiTst Lieut. Comdg Battery.
C.n, I'd Frossard, OF tho 3lst Rest kew.fork
p.,. I'D op.n-d a Recruiting Oiico at No 20 GRAND.
At, Wii.m,burgh The conditions Of enlistment are most
,ti n,rtienlay to those who have already 'esn ser
~ va hundred snd fny dollars bounty are now pad ny
al. stats of NewYork aud by tho United States Payment
viii bs rnad, from date Of enlistment ,,,,,,...
r." ED fROSSARD, X. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

HEADQUARTERS Loyal Brigade VI the Norm
No n. Irssiwsy where al communication must be ~
sod 20 Colonel WM BLISS, organizing the Brigade
ENROLLING OFFICES-No "a Broadway, opposite .hs
City Hall, No. Cenire-st, opposite Cor OH'' anu
No. CoGrt-st, Brooklyn, opposite City Hail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

18th Resiment n. Y. 4. Artillery, HeadqaAri
tors No 30 Wtel This Req ment l. no" being oigsnIe1
under the command of WIN A. HOWARD, ~. ; oneeI
Of years experience IN the service Recruits VIII ws
states nd State paid 100 from the United states
AS from the State recruits f73 nom the State adiona
to those who e-eut within thirty oaysoi tne
Recruit. Wanted for the 18Th Regiment,
maudinf Five Batteries ate already stationed At or L,ou
near d. G.. The After swearing In, VIII Dc
n, fhu,jh 10 IN. fort The hs es, bounties pait
" WIN BUNDY, AoJutsnt
RcorguuizntIon Of the 3Ist New York Vols
Ue.deutrtsfs NO SO! BloadwaytZ30 bounty for ncn
euli.tiug lis bounty to recruits fxperenced omceI
oat with The regiment. FRANK JONES Colonel 3st N y
Vol intsers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

port At New York by July Is, for $i25OO, and pay
expenses Of crew, cosl, insurance, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

UNITED STATS BOUNTY AND CLAIM AGENCY,
30. $50 Bro.issy Scw.Ioss City.
To suhscrb~rs devote thems.v~s fIeusvey TO the Col
lection sBd AdJ us'nvHt Of ~ -. $3.50,
IOITSTIFs ACCOUSTssAND ALL OTHER CLAIMS
UFOS the GOVERNMENT OF THE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Emily i. Woodruff agt Marcus j. Woodruff
al -Repon confirmed. ana judgment ordered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-08
Our Arnlu Gorrtsponntntt.
FROM THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
CANT NEAR OccoQuAN VILLAGE, VA, !
April 9th, 1868.

FROM THE THIRTEENTH REGIMFNT.
CANT NEAR OocoouAN VILLAGE, VA,
April 9th, 1868.
Dear journal A soldier of the 9th Reg
iment, having received what be deemed a
copperhead paper from an acquaintance in the
North, sent in return the following letter.
We send it that those who assai the govern
menr and its measures may know that the
soldiers highly appreciate their patriotic la
bors. The long letter ended thus " Friend,
You think dwell on the fertile banks of
beautiful river. You remember how few
years ago there came a great rain storm that
carried of all the bridges that SPAWNED the
stroam.--thus impeding travel--and swept
down leaves. mud. foodwood, and covered
your lands with them, so that you did not
raise half a crop that year or the next. You
know how on the third day--the mad waters,
rising higher and higher. began to gather a.
round your house--your cellar wall falling
in-you and your family escaped to the hills
for safety. But soon the sun shines out bright
as ever, and the waters slowly receded to
their old channel. You know too, when you
built new house, that il was on higher
ground, and that your lands were more pro-
ductive than ever Now, be not longer de-
oeived by the jargon Of those who adopt the
maxim Of the despotio rulers OF the 9th
century. "Qui nescit dissimularo qui nescit
regnare.' Deity is ,haping events As the
storm that rolled over your farm (you, weak
hearted, then iancie1 that it was being spoil
ed) only fertilzod il, so this conflict Is efadi-
eating great rational SIMS washing is out.
Your papers predict defeat to our arms The
history Of the Anglo Saxon race from the
birth Of the Magma Charta, 1915, is full
of the triumphs Of Liberty over Slavery
All the signs Of the times prove that the
south is TO be northornized. Southern cities
are becoming northern. You complain of
the means employed You reminu us Of
the old women, whose house having caught
fire, demonstrated violently against the FIRE
men using water 80 profusely, lest IL should
spoil her fine furniture. Let me advise you
friend, to leave tina: old political wreck aud
build on the higher ground Of loyalty such
loyalty as will not suffer it's posscssor to
eve,l speak light word towards his govern
ment. There is Nenicean story TO the effect
that strange genius once came to their city,
who, having been disappointed, invented
deadly instrument, by which he could hutle
so fine a missile that the iated victim could
not at 6rst perceive the wound--but II gnaws
in and in, TIL 1t reaches the hearts core, and
the wounded dies Every word spoken
against our republic is an invisible, poisonous
missile aim at her already bleeding form, and
every northern man that utters it, is wors,
than parricide. Send US no more disoyal
papers"
We have battles TO fight we have foes to subdue,
Time waits not for us, wait not for you;
The mower mows on, though the adder may vrihr,
And he toPpeIhead coil round the blade of she ythc"
=. =. r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-08

A Washington dispatch states that Ex-Sen-
ntors Wiley and Carlisle are there fugitives
from the rebel raid in Western Virginia -
The rebel sympathizers in MoTganton received
the rebels with great kindness, which the
rebels repaid by stealing all their cattle,
horses and food.
The Baltimore correspondent of the Herald
states that the rebel force is still north Of the
railroad with twenty pieces ofartillery, prob
ably near Brownsville, Pa.
He says General Schenck has utterly failed
to expel the rebels, up to date May lst) al
though ample means are at his disposal.
The same correspondent states that the
rebels we're concentrating on Friday at Brdg-
port. and he has no doubt that large por-
tion of Lees army is in Northern Virginia,
having left small force behind to hold Hook
er in check.
The French steam transport Allier, from
Vera Cruz, April 22nd has arrived. Her
commander reports that dispatches have been
received from Gen. Foray, that the siege OF
Puebla was progressing, and that the French
were in possession Of one-half of the city.
The commander also states that the reports
At the repuse of the French are entirely
without foundation. The Allier is of 1900
tons burthen, and carries six guns.
The Heralds special from franklin Tenn.
May l, says detachment under Col. Camp
bell of the 2nd Michigan regiment dashed
among Van Dorn's plckets near Thompson's
Station. this morning. The enemy were Wig
liant, owing to the late surprise and wer,
prepared to run--Fourteen rebels were killed
twenty wounded and eleven prisoners. Nc
federals hurt
The Herald learns that Col. Robert NJ
West, commanding Fort Magruder, made an
attack with infantry and cavalry on the enc
my at Williamsburg, and succeeded in driving
them two miles beyond the town Our pick
cts are at present stationed there and ordeTel
to maintain their position at ill hazards.
An Havana letter of the 9th reports tn,
arrival of the French steamer Louisiana a
/ Hpntigo on the 22d, from Vera Cruz the 9th
/ The taking of Pueba was not known in NerI
Cruz. The battle was becoming bloody
Losses of consequence had occurred to boil
parties.
CAIRo, May l.
steamer arrived to-day with dates iron
Miliken's Bend, Nearly the whole of tn
army at that point was in motion. The,
marched across leaving tents and baggage
behind. The soldiers took xix days rations.
Two tugs having tow four hay barges, raj
past the batteries at Nicksburgh last Satur
day night The rebels did not fire at them.
The rebels appear to be concentrating /,
attack our extreme LETT, but an attack wa
not then regarded rs certain