davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

suPPosrD SPA man on whom suspicion had fsllsn
was arrested the Oh inst at Branehville depot Of
the South Carolina railroad From papers In his pocket
it was discovered that be was officer in the service
the United States. He evncsd much alarm on being
arrested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
DIED.

In Orange county o September THOMAS MASS r.
aged years. and DC obeT 2is eHAALEs PHILLIP agec
years, thicr-n So an d. aid Henry MAsAie
sorroW-slTicken parens loved 1t
with who said, 'saner JIs children me-
Their smiles and u nue JOINS missed hut hey
reckoning ya irom cath aad have g1as bsOre aeta-
OsE VINO LnvkD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
EOR sALE-A very desirable farm, contain

TOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
I irz abcu GO scr1s ~ ucs from PoWnstan Court HOue
a1d A. sfcrson, public lEudng James river.
There ths pace sxeesnt C1eng Elh seven rooms
ana 40 oEos n he yard houses including hreshlng
~ .gvsr to-aoco sarEs are ali good order
hns pealh ard apple orchard On tho place.
nsNunln mile Episcopal and Baptist Church. and
oar OF PrtsbytsLn and Methodist and eIo=tcnsy des
sse nelzhborhood II. GSves 80 The Court House. viii
tahe pIsasursin showing any one the PyCm'ss
~ urtbe- parsoulars address p T. DANUE,
oeis-dW Midlothian P o., Chesterfield, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
- I-----.'
M AEkHIfCUl.

At Mullins Depot Mar Dstr CT O. the 4th iDtSJ BY
the Mr. heKben, st the rtenee Of the brides moL
M BURR Il Richmond, Va, ~ Miss LUvIR tighter OF
the late James Parker, OF NAHsernond uaty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

Which, asks agricultural chap, is tie queen Of the
roees in the gsrdsbi aud answers tie OF the wafer
spout for it rains all the Others
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
RALLARp HOUSE AND RxOMANGE hOLRL

J. q. TALIAFERRO * q. q. FIELDS,
tLAlE or CONGEEss HALL
DEG leave 70 announce 70 their friends and
I'D he pusie generally they leased the 5allard
He AID 1oaanss Hotel thAt hy viii snortn 70
ne el,irs sAtdfAeuOn. - -.-.--..-- -.
IA N srord, And oar bgs say Piled With zoe
CHOICEST LlQUOR2.
NKSSRS z 8 Powers AND HENR .pRTH,
he vel knoun AIstAnis Of former Propr VIA renal
osSt-iu J. O. FALIAFERRO 4 CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
AFirs5s iFs tT'Fs s S. s,g Si (, Isl.
6ESE2Gh ssDzE


sESEsAh SSD2Es,l
Snl,. ,sp.ndix s he report o. tae app iot 1ne
st,ts Of Virginia, s Pehlshsd i0F N ili0- @-' : -
. O'rn'd' El-HxoSD. New. s, 1853.
Hss ya $500 hi COR issi rsplr respectfully submit
& bSar IN M schedules Of Plee' ne g-ss o
ss,on AID uoolen eloth and uarps USED ~ ns A Sl
We ne prices Anntxsd 70 sAsa os''i'P-'A -
~ Army WOODEN ,o, X yard sOOi 70 o. Per yard $50
a AISy gooi.n ssii. gard, EOOs, pro rata as 70
q, STs@ As5i S5 os ysr god 80 o. per yard
10 ArSy 'sooisa eio'h, X yard, good pro rata
Eyail:r q rsra SOD, on Per yard yaTd 400
y 6asISS hie,aS < yard AZ yaTd' to The pound "a
., o,7, .icas, < yaiJsX yards 20 The Pouad
u o,7ss .S1 a. gard yard, the Pcuad,p'F
q, os yI1 oiis5uTrs, 5,rd 6 ya, per ya9
q S SsteS5 ANA 8 ysrds yards % the POuad per
CAS- ,ss ,ips,. jars 80 the pol-d Psr
q. c; yss ,,a, sio,s,. 10 o. 20 hs yard liz
10 Oo Dc above Cnumerat-d coion eo'ni' P'' -
arto g.esre. or lsss vi n " weight q "a
softon garps good, psr pound
God Ray, tassn on tae iAras o. PsoIaSs - , ~
~. f,rns OF peoduceri We also Asssa A. ~ Psl
NOlnds tusSasdl For saang ny sSa az Pc SSt
- busei cents per nile and for oshng hay aud VieAtt fa"
50 cents per huadrod Pounti , II, -. -, -
UDon fuhsr conssau1n We nave ASSESSED e1e prize VI sN
a. ffr-,h porE Al o. eenis per uad net Ee Eht
.pc.fy suzgss Secretary o. War 70 hsvs onr re-
rs and ssheda prnted In handful FORM ani lhH5 sewers
,, -.pts epglged IN rresang FOR The Governuent
,s,,,.5n A''' Ew HUB-ARD,
V's1eH ROBT. 6IBBONY.
Commissioners " Vi gniA.
81, By 0'a'i' $ COOPER
,.,n Adit and lnspc General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
nol0Alv

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
THIRD CON ERT
WEDNES NOVEMBER I3,S
BY Nh, AND 1iiE AIAShS SLOAA&. ,
Asplendd psog ANNE Tor the occasion New music n The
Martyrs.
Harp performance uprvaled Grand pieces from
Ballads, udng cali Qaet Along the Potomac Tonight"
mA. SLOmAN
10 his nImable ExtrayagaLzs Grand performance on tee
And nolO-lts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

GREATEST CURIOSITY
VI OF TIE SOUTH.
Corner OF 1st and Broad ttreeis.
is Sawyer hansstr
Y r three day ony, commencing
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1854
MAJOR j. j. vUklNE5,
refugee from Tennessee vii exhibit himself to The citizens
OF X chmoLd at csrner lst and Broad streets.
especially sol cts lAe sieadsnce Of Ladies' the In
tentlon Q his 4 lect WIFE,
Ag So Year, height feet iLchsa being Two inches less an
thumb. Boass bis heavy bead iase
nHiing imperial.
Ad1is 81; gentlemen, unaecompaned By aisdy, 81
from II A. H., and from to 0aLd frem
to 10 p N. nolO-se'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
TOBACCO AG EN- OK.

TOBA Geo A Or e N Q z.
HARVEY, HUNT, JAMES d CO.,
Virginia Street, Near DaaViLs Depot,
As AGENTS for the Manufacturers, keep
sways land large valley Of the choicest brands ti
beat Actories
Wchsve now for sale
10000 Packages,
10 which the attsn<en " buysrs Holcltsd. vp5-ap
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

nR. PLUME, of the old Medical House, con-
- hnes himself m enc prac ice, franklin st.
a o2u The Exchange bote daonsly opposite Otd F
oa Hail. where s<l and cOnhden sl ireatus1t be OBJ
aed on reasonable terms Those have BEEN exposed
csrtain ptagious ailn-ntE are invited 70 cell early.
ConnnnoaLons, By BAL or otherwise promptly attended to-
once open from a. D. " 9P. N.
H'eHsOHO, Va pOaL-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
q. S. OF AMERICA,
Was DEPARrhKNr,
m Nsp eENLss OFFICE.

G. S. OF AMERICA,
WAa'DEPAErnKNr,
Adult AND NsP. eENLs OFFICE,
RiCHN0ND Va Nov. &, lsoo
FNERAL ORDERsl
No. Ia ,----,...A. IL.
y. az prevalent misconceptions In regard 70 we pohe7
,s5 practice OF & Department he subject o. mPe
he 'oroslng beng Of dvler vaer Of Aarea ava
"i'P = aDJUFANE AND INSPECTOR GENERALS oFFlcE,
krCHxOND, Va, March u, l5oS
GENERAL ORDERS,
3 L. -
aon - ne War DpArtmeut OBVIOUS that SONS gaeene
- Al rd 10 atrccous Of tae secretary OF W. IA re-
i a. improvement ssyp is must exist 90 tls par OF me
r ~ he agents 0 Government have VCniei tt e
NV fore FOR the purpose Of q moving ueh
q scoae su5s prevent any VOCATION o. tnoss
. 4 d he-sby crcsred; .,-,, - ~. 49, -
&c., uh.tsvr rnprss s-pp sl'h party has i'r 3
ovo or % ts i.lJ enrl1yscs 90 slaves
IN fb.t snail, of'-l
80 a. ~ neral commsudiuc I'm cas- OF cAEc-ey III
rs r1ppes smith heif - marG-t Tor sa-e On a.
rival ...-,-..-.. ID d. ..-r .t-.r.-
q "a A. r,o a. lBnprs.,rsn, by the sssr-tsry W.; sd
tq- one ex-rcis % sucl auhor t a'e ~ 20 i-e -t 1aJ
90 e ns sh ut beyond ms su,hyfy gVel 70 nose IN
stractigns Vii be- held stHelly responsible.
forcg1ng,
.,on on The part oces Is charged T the duty OF
tpry,,ent shey i5net, ual .un-r orie (Snea VII
oi Dc ualess aye e1selei 70 ne 'ugpy o.
n recearies 81 snbsiste-es ~ aa
oEn.i 81 Druducers tran.Lu Arksc 2er arriv A.
ket uniss unreasonanle us nom sale 70 COZ
s1nera by Vfasf' g raop.o
n,o---lv AdT lasP Gsu1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11
ADJ'r AHD INsP'S GESEkALs OFFICE,
hIuHnoaD. Nov 9Th Isu3


hIcHnosD, Nov 9th, isoS.
dESRRAL ORDERS.
No. lao.
The subIoinea statement the clothing for
army published alton guidance all
c-Ipeds
Statement Of he clothing army II e Confederate
I.rk e,lgin0 ,IIn4s mn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

q. NoOaA ?. lAISE Q. n
MOORE, BAYNE & CO., No. l47 Main
W. sSst Lynob6ur Va Who lssals GrOesrsA OOraIas
noa Merchants he sale Manufactured and smoking
90, III receive Sad Sugar Nolss- wheat Corr FiouT
Bacon, Lea SER and 40 Ends Of county produce AL sale
iG3i-lV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

w A FurnLA.d ROOM, ufA sAn Asa.s=
aOie-a -wsiS oaoe.R
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

w z. JOHNSON, Successor Of Alex. Hill
w o., Manufactures OF Ladies and ae1tisnsnb
and Sees, ~ sialrs, Isl MAia street, Richmond, Va
All ads q Lades' md esuSnsnS Boots Shoes made ~
EiS-iS VIZ WRIGHT. Gutter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

DR JAS. E. WILLIAMS
IL REsIDKNCE WITH w.. L. HILL, ~
ID pooa ABJVn cssfnInaK CHuncE
arhees - borHsen aih Acd SIN -.
" once Wh Dr. Y. " HAE sock Main "a, bslusen 81 ana
ca and w. & PAips lSa bsvesn BrAaEna ana hala
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-11

Cignsd) ,s,, -, = i. = 80 3. :, s.,
nolO-1W Az ~ asp N'''7
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

BgADeuARrsns sfvNSTnfSrH ('icrHusoN'sl Conrs I
WALNUT HILbs, REAR Ov VicKsHt ", Aay IS, 1919.
raE HRDgSo >MD CROSSING MACK Nvrp.
Tho successfui sssall' up1p the enemys WORKS on ng
Biaok rive- yestertsg morning resulted IN drvifs his
main iorca away i,nn The river into his fortiaca,oas
around The ony me eroesnF q the stream was there
fore necessary bere farther advance could be made
last ntght shortly ass aark tie engineers iss corps
without molestaoh, commenced the bridge ara so-ked
stead ~ at 1t all Dshi. Tts work wa pushed shesd a.
RAPIDLY az possible 70 Wow % sbrowlnr the oorra asrc-s
as early os possible this nnrnss itsns expected The
~crns rafl'es wcn'd be greatly annoyed by lbe sbar
shooters Of the enemy Cons suaptly regiment \, ~
fap,ry and two pieces artillery were posted on ,ho
shore opposite TO cpsratcus sres,i, 10 m.
eurpvse and qualification cf all opposition wn. .
rosoed dur,ug The night, sus BY eshA dick thu morn
ing troops were orossus
cowunucT,os uncp
charge Of iA,s A. HHstnIoo,er, Ctef Es.i
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Maryland Poi,,Ie..

oAThiN tnle q fsIt
1hr " im1fy eiectoaa vere hss % night fas nemtsrs
o. ihe rcusreasors No.n.HaiiF Cosysn'icb. m. on
ttri wa splriied tns Tbrd dAukt IIunsy we,.,
Davis tbonxhi 10 hhseo rriel J9riy ~ the ph-s.
Thc cnsntpaon qheaich eBtsred largely issa ,,s ,,s
vac. Tbe VI mas q ~ Davis and bM % oe.ut an.
Mayer ssaim claim tlcif candidate a. be stgsy s~,
tsinsd "a en@ncipafs Tbs Third firfitt 4 cor o "a
tee tzciyc spger ward q The city, Tie slectr A. "a,
a. beard irom wss qgi ~ canducted. Ia shs soc 4
dtgsi, o'myoaei q Ne 0vG wards of 10 sny ssd
nstvnd%e ard Hsriafi .osni'~s 80 fn 40 isard ,,sn.
Isary has NFsniy.sye ,oey, wet~es ,.sssy sls ssd
} sisrn f.A NE rcgrcs fo.p sls soasles a.. "a
~, hoard from.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
HOOK ER,s AR Ny.
TIE Circulation of Sswspspsrs -ra p,-
ffoditsis Among IN. Traop.. 80.

The soldiers - ths Army II a. rOiouisr ~ pa sfafi
ned io iesrn that frf.fn q - asf a iis rt,sf -
Supplying nesspssp asa rsFi fcss ns oct ofsry
palsr s,i sret ~ oso--ifr oeaia fer cry hsH
of the amcaai vhsh chsfgt ~ stinrisusfs
Thc TIltlcre = selus ai nsrffsr-f ar.tr 80 hg
ase5 v aschsrgsa dsatiel fe'a afr sEs gftc fha
hisbe.i biesfs ne q ths o.f % BE- gs4 ris
TIE Irefsr hsrds ss haspaiNAd
hs utfastFd thst ibs pfivlegs ~ s4rriy.F ~
yscns "a ouef ftses " esra setss q hssllsas.
to- aso o. BE- a~Afaed 70 tss hksYtssissfos ,iauas
Drns.
Yesterday murrirg ~ ffls' fsssn cssri ssssy
si'sn. ihsusd "a froot u me ragsahssftes
rst- es~srt@r fsp. srs - fnfsf nat fi,c> NJ,
pphlbiisu 70 ~ % o. fhsr va srffay so setsGsf.
sbiy caftsisf 70 tb~f rest h'afss
osnera Nys, oor~nsr ssssia, ~ fssrs wefi q
Me- fors Vstafs u bsaiqasfisst tis fs.u - go
Snsty TbRs ss- royE iost.srr
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Our Nowbsrn Correspondence.

NswHyRS, ". G., June 1853.
Gen. wIh, VINO hero recently 10 organize IN Az
ican brigade, meeting with very good success.
Foster considers this splendid ned for back troos ~
operate and would like many regiments the North
eau send him
Az d our troops gsxty IN number that we're missing
in the Com swamp engagement returned 10 camp neIt
day.
David Heaton, aspecial rcvcnae agent, who recently
arrived here take charge the commercial interests Of
this dspar ent has received the rank of colonc from
Gen. Fostcr.
The strict regulations recently established by Gen
Foster breaking up oncctualy the oontraband trade
Tbs Twelfth New Yo,k cavalry regiment is on IT, way
here one compnny has arrived. with Eve or six reg.
ments OF cavalry aud sew igadfs Of niant
ana artillery General Poster could starve The rebel
army olt of Virginia short ofder thus featcro all
tho border states 10 ne Jnlou Including North Carolina
and fonrcssee
Tho oppoou papers In this state are very severe on
The moeacrg AID original sec c'ssonsu, who. accord.
lag % tie rttefancs o tho specia O Governor
Vance, the Eaieigh S0H art. viii never be allowed
hereafter 70 hold any oce o: honor Or trust whatever
Trom too same source, sppears that Jer PAWS nss
been gwen 20 understand BY Governor Naucs that tho
fate of he cs ecerncy must be ecidd n Vtryin, tla
win he Confederate army be alloesd q mako
si1ud North fnrCua and dol 40 her leds With blood
and devastation, bat must VIXEN they lave Virginia
retire INTO The cotton States aui end tse c0nl where
be an.
The resignation of Colonel wyman Twenty seventh
sArtfIiHftNf - tblAA ffaicl " iLf nff1ft.
neat. he very vaazb.e aud usefgl orcof whosa
popularity Hith h's TazmeIt y very great.
The fe'Ort that hare Horny Foster captured 0y
The rebe, Nth the two dcspaich 10 the Cur
tuck cfnal = enb " not true be ha slHg gone through
hll way ~ Washington tho day bcors, where be- Wa
swo INTO the ser ie, Nih asthory a. rai1e anotber
North tsfullna reEisicnt
Dr J. vi Page nc e''rigu' sanitary inspector .or ths
department eonrlbaiinE Merely tDwafd1 tL. rel 81
md ooriort q the srk abd WOntdei n ibs h0fpfas
f0r he past siE sc ~ ilere has been bsrt b
fpeak o. which selsiy ehd1ngsrs tbs gFospscts q
rfnie.
Tie mInefciai ports u thls deuadn,eOt nog n or
IstHoei-n si, uu ife udao ~ lcrsra fcfter
and Cbncl Feat7 fhr l cCmucfczi agcLt Fooa be
oycsri as fOfta u cntry
Tie AsalA n Tie dep tHsut continues R00a 90 era
Wnd desres ~ slated ut be- sud a hm oficerF have
ben treated with the 1irost tincness by Ge eYBi ster
ws sFuE bul al the istaUcc iha, cJud b. dcsred
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
t,,pla.innI,. nnnn..n.

l0TAL DGs1svcTIoN % THE suILDpgs cOSugcrNp
WIN TIN sTEvEss BATrrAr--uHg MAS GLLED.
Abo- haf rast Ten ociegk lasi eaag ne cssss On
he west sds q the csy f'arted ~ isrfisr IN.
p'oson WbtA taox piscc 80 bns sigg c1na scioI
with ,sc sstens aanaisf bai,sry jioD,ssB To Gre
dcya ,hssnt wsf gfoufuy % NE Hot, bai sssued
ot b, sane q tbs byRarSsfs, who stated gai C4ere
wers tsnbsf q sbsa ara qsani,y q reuea Ia
IN bsi1 NJ
youns mao ~ ~ name - ATnoN esnyloyed .a
c,rt ~ ite srm q Tnofapsos o.. brpssrs kas ne
top ofs- l.4a thss 20 ~ q lhs shells aod w.s n
StAtfiy -
fsre Hsfs I've isine' sti1'sats darsT tbs progrsss
o. iis laina r4toa sst cosh ,casn 4 a. fs,hs,
cassHes.
Al IA outsabaisr. ooss.-,s. sta Tia sfAbi.hnsst
were rsaiiy spvoJvd. ,'rsib~ ~ab ne s~.,irs os-a.
pei ~ t.s kerpef = M yAss Os1 cstisgs q he
iaiSsl a's vsafy SO fs.s,ei s9ss aaaass m ess
v srSgrti to sSylt tiG 10
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
inaugural Address 90 0ovcrnor Gilmore.
or Ssw vnmpshIre.

''7"H " 10 dHfl' y IFF1
Governor silmore wes irape-rsicd and dSiserea b.,
messlgc q aay hs manly confined to osai sub ce,s
and stoa ,bs shc material rrogfe's OF he ei.ta IA
versbe. The uoops fsrnsked Toe ne var number
eighteen tlousana Uon beng e~cess over tbs agois
clfd TO- q neafb ssy'r hundred IN conciason Gsre,
nor Gfmore reies y hcfe'vsru snf fa,ss-fn aaeaa
oouicsI ~ thai 10 ~hics Nc ere uvnlvsd am "a
atie % A. rmias e tciEecn The saIpor o ne .rvrp
and shs sspIor u the nsiSaaI sdms4,,rsrar /,
Cue now 20 fgecnaie agen tha cAsses OF te nh.
iop Jhc ony iActs vLeh We sscd that essie soa
that ~ ! cpr fgiy 10 y1t aosa u fersr. as.fc
70 hy Ornrv 0gf ~ tbS Hlair he ste raner
able isaac M q wLl.h fgpy ocncuy that "a man y "a
vii noi s'aDd " pc sevennc H s0ah'S sna a
trstosf~
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Arrival OF Blockade Runn.rs at u.r-
ude.

usuyir, ". f., June g. 1919
Her Mss-ys steamer rarscosia arrived ~ dsy frasn
BermodA bringing laisr Adyle..
Ths rebel steamer Robert q Lee from wirlagfas
~ = Yah cargo 81 oottoh, tarpeniIBs AMI rosln a.
rvei Al Bermuia On the zzl u NAY, asd the s,e.n.s,
hafan, ff N ssssaa, with oottoa arrived ~ ths ssna
day f~sysd supply o, aud procselss "a lbs "a
Tor Liverpool
Ths se,nss RAscoon. from Isnblrs IN ballast, p4s
.His Befnada the 2gf q Hay iof olah
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
THE SUPPRESSION OF THE CHICAGO TIMES.


General Burnside's Order Revoked ~
the President-The Chicago Times and
the New York World Allowed 60 Or.
culato In Kentucky.
CTcAoo, June 4, 1893.
The Chicago ms having issued paper this morning,
the military possession OF the ONCE and remained
until evening" when telegram received by the pro
pretor from General Burnside saying that his order sup
pressing their circulation having been revoked BY the
President. they 81 liberty to continue Its publea
tion.
In the United states cour, TO day the entire session Was
devoted 10 hearing arguments Of the counsellor tho 7
large and enthusiastic meeting held In Court Hous
square to night u addressed by Senators Trumba
and Doole and Representatives Arnold and Kellogg and
other prominent citizens.
Tho following is special despatch to the New York
Verdi
LEXINGTON, KY, June 4, lso3
EpnoR NKw YoRK wcRLDs--
Having been directed by tho President Of tho United
States that part Of my order suppressng tho
Chicago Times have revoked the entire order and your
paper will be allowed Its circulation In this Department
A. Z. BURNSIDE, Major General.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Arrival of the steam Transport Ellen s.
Terry.

The United states steam transport Ellen 3. Terry Cart
Chaplin, from Newbcrn, Nc, arrived at this port last
evening" bringing The malls and large number Of pas
scngcrs. Sbc reports sl quiet 1T Ncwbern. The
port potahonias aud = l. Tey would sail for Boston on
the sth insi with the Forty fourth Massachusetts, reg
ment Tho transport Convoy was wifting orders.
Annexed Is list OF passengers by the Ellen s. Terry
Mrs. J. Lewis. Mrs. s. r. southworth Capt. Bergcrs,
Fifty eighth Pennsylvania; Capt. kimbar Fity.arst
Massachusetts,. capt. -, Tweniy-third Massachusetts
Lieut.. Dana fifty second leunsylyania Lieut. Huxley
second Massachusetts, artillery Lieut. Briggs Third Mas
sachuseis: II. Anderson ard Lieut.. Fairfield, United
States Coast survey; iielt. Hammond, Twenty third
Massach iis. Lieut. Howe, Forty sixth Massachusetts
Lieut. iicd second Massachusetts artillery Iieuts Law
renee and S,rmon, Third NeE York cavalry nr Mang.
field Ninety seeond New York, lleut. saunieTsou
Eighth Massachusetts; captain = CbaltD X. fs0bcrt-
Samuel Fowler, Fraok Wheeler. A. Wheeler W. A. Hayes
WIN. Woif John Dibbie n u. Davley snd two hundred
In the
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
The Arrest Of sidney Kirsisnd by Provost
Marshal General N"geat.

NJ. sidney Kirkland was recently arrested by Proves,
Marsha General Nugent The charge being Spy Tor
the rebel goyeranent and ~ present ncaroernied "a
the Park larraok. The eyahty u tie arrest Il nov
being argued before Judge iccnn Mr. Glssuy ys..e dsy
pu' IN bis return 70 the writ Of babcas corpus IN behalf
~ core Sngert setting form smsug cher things ba,
kiftsnd n q or Aontaomcry, Asbams and Was arrested
bere ssa sry klrilads coutsc, cx ludse stuart has
uavcrsed tho return. denying thai he soy and SCI,
ting iortb fuzzy his oh acts W coming North Eirtllnd
citns th he loyal but refuses 10 take The oath Of as
gance. lhe case sin onicr exaAnlbaiton and ~ 30
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
tn. Young Men. ohri.u.n A~o.,.,,.-.

fNftFi. fAAf " wv
~ NA,lral c0uvs1tss = ~ rosnx nsasclrsi "a
susrs aissa can,spss iu ne ely ys,y Iss.c sssss
III foai,. "a ch<-s1 i<nt,rsfy chsrnaA psrfaDs
vsrs fsssssi fo- Al ls Wsysfn esAfas sf t-s fsra4
Itsisrs insT iss si~ctaa q o~sss ~ r~-ss' =
rhaAssfhs P's-.sssi asi nc arpsctrsst q sfsaI
ommus.s. ~ c7be.sis1 ssy1rpsd tsri y vsrrss
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

lfsfn~- thisN ft4s 3 leo
Ths siiy rovsrtmeu, y ppsunc ~ su r. gtsiysf yss
iscsy
Ito ha1E1fatae ~ ~ 10y frFsfnuistt Z. barf.
~M " csiaysi stsst eaJs ffoa cs,1s "a sr.
Ennsi ~ tsJs y ne p.bis bsissfs tsss ts.s
Eissn 81 ~ e. raafy saitaftss. so us hsssl.sfy
st1ssss t.tsssrsfs ~ ~ ancrr -Bi 80 o. o..
tuusa,sa fhs p.spla ssu~fs.y ~s -sa bisasss , 90
ns ,f8,ssee shaHss q srsir.
rbs sisausf rmnb - "a ~ Ns.ps,i lsss ti.hi
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Personai In,s,,seeus..

q g. Fuiou. editor Of the Hatr.cre Asisrican Arysc
in ,b,s eny last night ,e n witness On 4 na,a cour.
%. irsur 70 be convened az lie Iirookiyn Navy yara n
tive caso Of ilr neneer sinners On charges preferred
- Admiral Iep1ut
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
MosBrs ouERIllAs AGAIN AT WORK.
Deld Attack ON the Union Relief Pick
sts-Pursuit OF the Rebels, Sc.


FARyAx CorRr HousE, Va June 4, 1853.
Al about three O'Clock this morning the reIc reserve,
the Frying Pan road It's way to relieve the outpost,
attacked by Mosby's men. They came suddenly on
the relief, nterminglng themselves much that they
could be distinguished from soldiers ard
they the federal uniform II difficult 10 iscrmi
nate They succeeded in woundpg one Of our men in hc
neck, and in killing horse They suffered no punhh
ment In return.
Renforoements to guard soon arrived, Of whom
the rebels killed then fed the woods where they
kept up dcsultory firing until i've O'Clock this morning
without innicting any further damage.
Col Gray, with four squadrons OF cavalry then start
cd In pursuit. and far heard from has only succeeded
In capturing rebel surgeon Ho represents Mostly to be
in command this occasion with force OF from ~
hundred men, and says that his (osbys horse
shot and killed.
Major General stahe and General Copeland have started
for the scene Of action.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Rebel Cavalry Attack on franklin.
IMPORTANT FROM THE RED RIVER.

Another Rebel Navy Yard Dcstroyed--
Two Rebel IrOn-Cisds Biown Up, &c.
BosTos, June 4, 1853.
gentleman Jus, from New Orleans, holding position
In connection with Faraguts feet, gives account of
expedition mp the Red river Shreveport where tho
rebels had navy yard Two ronciads OF great power
found upon this ito KS and blown up and do.
stroyed. II was believed that they powerful
enough 10 have destroyed Mississippi feet The iron
for the vessels had been sent from Richmond.