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Oumlubette". ibr reripInlhten @eibsleute
orHMfnte er an lsine 6rau bin. Das olIo
1T euer ld0ner rornebmer Graf. BON Dem
tbr mir Ieit 5pei Slbren INNER Die Sbrer
bon 9cIAipabt habt? Sin Iluberer @raf
metuer SeeF! aber id gimme es eud) BON
Bergen, ooB tbr beire einmal red t eeubsi
100 ben leio! Gin Setcnonie 8erHolter
obne SelmSBen, eiu eipfa6er TfarrersIcbu,
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gen Snfet 1bbdn9is, ter nrAt eiaudl Elm
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l4S' pdrtbie for be Walmin' 70 fGnnt
mcr li4 cermit ieb' loiie! SD iae' Dir
@miite, thu mir ren Wfdoel oeeR rumnl
3eud, due'm S1opp, coer es gebt nit gut
OeeB mar idcn ber Mab' pertb, Dof3 mer
a bolbf Oubeno gut Vartbiee foe ras MGoel
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Dsr T1au SfpnIul bate Die Gtanbeser
nieDri9un9 bes gum Sefoncmieperw1lter
@rof acknowledgement rermeiutli6en Gjra
fen 3eppeltn coer Mretmonn cDnebem (hon
eini9e @eOdnten 9emo@t, uno e6 mar ibr
Oarcb ein BiBeDen drserli9 uno cdrnlit, 3u
Iutbe 9ewOrcen. Aud Malwiue bltte es
eistalt iiterlaufen, al8 lie i9re ebrgeisi9en
pl0ne 10 ldbliu9S ;erldeGt mereen lat Hno
lie tpirbe fiji, ipabrl lAeinliG icalejd nit
eben 10 olel Gntrultuu9 ais 8eiAdmung ron
H1ul binweg9 g9emanot baten, Wenn lte nidt
eefiirGtet b1tte, capurf 9ufieben 3u erregeu.
Dtalwtae tpar Uerftdnoi9 senug, ein5ufeben,
oaB iie nun feLter CUTE Wtie gum bSieu
Spiel MAIDEN muBte, uno baB iie unenb!ih
ldderlid> wurDe, pann 2lnbere thr qui-pro-
quo bemerfteu. 2ber tbr @eflbl mar trcs
rer oielfahen 8elddftieuus nit benz flid
tt9sn HstIegefdb.ten mdbrcnO Der lebteu awei
Sabre bod ni&t 10 irnis bon Vauie ~er.
l6nlihtett. ais rielnlebr ben rem @epalfen
on zen 9rafenttel ct Illt 9epe'en, uup 10
cntltauo In tieIem 2tuaenblide aud fe;n
Santpf iii i6rem 5erjen So; nenn YluI
ncd, lp,nt3iten8 nod tin Sarou unb @ut8
teiieer selpelen mare, Doun bite nun Iih
1uiG1t9 bic SaGe mod IN @rDGauna ;ieben
fSnnen; aber nur Elm Sefonomie Bers
molter? ? cas tlauS Iebr nidtern unp PRO
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fsEcriIskuno frIat.l
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@8 ott t,ee uwt 1erbe unb untcbeutente Qunddlber,
pslde E ais Mer3 sesben unb Or. bntDns Mnsin.
bipuneei cpplen buthtGer, StelwidIer 2pmpenr user
II T. t0 erbirrtide unS ddride 9u&ma6er wsGe ibr
Qeten annat eben A,ilienba Ger uteri;n TEN ie-
hriaen gernfe nibmeten, t9 ieet eaeni1Bis sebrete
@er3t tu en- benz liner obrenen unS ttts urges Abnt
ben rdy AT erGpgen bic eurphett Ter peide 81 dit
der gDetfe In lire Slnte frnen sertue dtdsen rni-
rem r. Sp'n'Vn blt beB9ab fur netfpeuois 81 srs
rSbren beSnrers ir GDIdc mtlG NIT elm n, Rufe unbe-
tant nb sas stre ge8oabtsansen rcer 0plOs bsanbis
tn itner > ifee IieSen. Gt
gn Trenre. SIX
Or. SOnfUn f her ein,iss, rsseLndfts seoeete Urst
ipelfer be Seilung eeten 5rGnfp en dnetet Sene
MlitteG unt gebdntfune in6 alien nte en- sdnt aate.
fannt Gr teraneebItet bon etnem eebea wees e. tn
ben erSetn rptdiern Gurrpas unb rem en otees Gan~
beS Snb a6te ndnltt: @usnnb, Nrantret8 nno tn tem
gcdss pom gbtlaeeptd u 10 nnSe pat s'He aus e0eea'
Ser. weldte id ber pfsse teS DR. SobnfeH petn ebt
taun pertrduen ieine @bre GIs Dann une lene Ss'
i'd dttHfet ais Nrst.
i07- OfHc.: SO. 9 ib. SrtberidFrsee ItaseS
Sanh BON @oltmrreay. 1eben ter ,@rbesersdae.' 80
3aattrantbeiten tcerbeu l&nsU 8sbtslt.
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9r. q q & {! o II,

ttolieS bes f6usliGen GcGegms qDnntdrte tn 9on-
etnes Der ren meetsin6sn @Oaesten Der
@er Staaten te BEN erof bell tetnes SebenS IN ben
Spytt Tern rrn 9cAppn parts @btldoelpba uuo Gnbeen
Ststen Suse6tod bat ttrtge Der wunee bal ten eIunaen
cOuenpet BON be en- tie Geibtttc rsr eei5n metz un-
sdbltae Yehente tie Sbrenauien erob1t ne anceron
Srduheien Ien 1plte /. y. aud,, ole bt pSeIteu Sc.
riuen gu eor erefen bic gu r errDtben be, eeriuseH
Sletniateiten u. (. n. Mureen aI9enbdI9 sebetIt.
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aeheimefr Mranfheitett

seradyt suertem oI8 60 nS: 3eusunseundbsteit Sode
In YdGen glse6ern GnBunbungen bsr Nieren
unb 8tiie, Sodmgnergissunge GdwSdle Der Neruen ae
CENT? 6@e ltttsfet, 1tece 8eiDtdlentst UerfGneeSs
fGnddje 6erlppfeh i6erntet 3itttrn, 4ueeni&wdfe,
ydptnbsl SUpfidmer3 Gnta tatneung ces eGes. ter Wae
tss T yhs @ 2 es sir qap m Ra ne s"is
welae ibrsn Opesn eeibrtser ue ais ter Strenen Sc.
Tr8 Ben Gedtrten te8 ttiits Eerrubren unb ccnn ut
see 9eteitt trer6en i6e elSnenoisen CfHnGe rerntd
ten. d)tsddte Der Gpphon herporbrusen Die Gbe
m5sttf eGen nEb sutsst 9Trper Hub tnH sesf6rer
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0efonDers al beod.en /!

Or. SObnac Btetet G[len Densu feline 6ilfe rSeIe @
bur fpl&e esbeine o unoturlide Self urb Sorper aer
Grenre Ttr be Nrteit bic @eeIofe unb BE unfdbts
matente 2aRe oei@wIht babea.
ter no eintue traurieen unS betaaersUerben Sol"
cen tcr friben Gerrtnbetten es rGfers S de I'm Rlts
fen unb ben @tteern. Smer;en i'm Srp Sdwate oes e
fts, @erlu Der Wfu feIfrGt erstOpen bOe nnruhe,
Ndgen@wic. unrr6nuna fer 8ertouun8s Srs0ue, Guee'
sHeine gnttr6Fsune, Symphonic ber SbmtueI9t
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WsT0pIIIWc JVUuuVgCIT,

genn Der trreeelettete unftuse SunsnS auSfnbe bas
er ben aeirt oier 4merbaEen ranbett tn @ ou8enOn-
fubi pre bic Jurbt ppr tbeuttn3 ibh dbE6rsd ftp
ene su .renben aui pes 9el5e tbr &stebIna un6
p ttabtlit6 auein ein 0etrauen ltbeu onnte un6 er
warte 10 lanse bi bic Sgmptrns ces dredtsn leb.Is,
wie !. .. etn nit eidw ent3nnreet ee, etne bOle
gaIe e&merS i'm Sppte unt In ten %Ieern, @b7abne eS
@tht8 Saubbeit Ausp ie n:r Saut, &npen an cen 8tt-
ner uo Armem Simmer IN, ',ei te unb Hen Grtrema.
ten 6 aetsen tlnn tieie ebeI nit stner fre Itden
@6neGtste ucr d Greiten, Bis suiest Der @cmen unb
bic Naenfnoem sinfa ena pa Spsr brr rtbaren Srant-
bett ei Gepeniano se atfetrs 'rb unb Ger Ecb ene9
IHreden 9eiben toourH ein Gnee mat bas er thn nab
ene 0anbe ertngt pDr 70 nen fein Reiierte ;ur6ebrt
Gs til cine traurise SGat SdB ,uence beler trTnt
barren franfHe 5um Cpr fallen. in 5OIae Der unse td
IGet Unptiienre DrabIer. tpete bur Mneuoun9 IeueS
t6ctlier @es ses We furs &pnRtutUn uernien Gas
Ben Ret hes xetens In elm elenbes 9eetn perraaSeIH.
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g@ Sfftce: go. Z SGb. .Greberid1r.
Iteben EbIren BON 8altImOrsltr., SitIt4e Sette
Die Stufeu hinauf. ..-

Nldn merle id gtomen un6 Sousnunter. arrIen-
be truseribe Natn,aber, ourtrebeue 9ewenlCe
Quddalber, Sdubfder StieellptGler StraBenretniser
unp 2anpenpiisr II. No. nennen s reselmGBtse Nerste
une lauern onSeCsen Or 5Otnfons Ju tn Der Nabe
N8. ale 8rteie mullen etnen gctsStamp entbalten,
Cine 9eiuu8 III 2 Gl8en 5aeeltde1t.
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SaGttmpre SDas OfpttGt.
.3ur uatsroyaduns Der QuadIuIbsreI etabItrt.

Der etn,tee Wtab In Der Dslt, toO iiSsre,
IHne(le uub 8,itnplttbe &uren tn
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c5uuQa Mauner.

beUnbsss mel6e RE Cper nsa geberen 2dfers 8eTOrben
frb bdS Gbrli 70 ttele Sauienbc II eu III rItes Grab
retet. retde CIT tere ertiGenen Edtene ue entwGeen
gerfeneestraite mtbem D0iner Der 0ersla'tet ben s
beert no Ter Geer beiau6eruee T51e entIcdt tasen
wareen mbaen ii5 nit rOaem g}eytrauen neben>
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Neah,irdttyte @ericHea,

uter SciGe trele m ~ oerbeiratbsn 6ea6dttgen. arb @
pbpher frGdc etncs dneeren Sinbe mites be@uet
Eae 'clten unpeyuaIid Or. S bnfon $u 8dbe Stehet.
9ne .,tneerniiIe gegen r Sc pGride fetae Ger
rt,a 0letjtar It Ger gle 3ern uHo Gdlw6de oeer
6 ftSpfuns RET reflt9Item 9r wsreen Ifnel fartrt.
9crientst relder fer gsbauoin'g ,tnS RdriOrse ron
ptne urt i anrcrtrauen nb 3RVertlI epf ietae drst
lfr1p GehfnI eft ner[nfpr. Il. - --.-'
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Oroani1As @dlwG Sc

rrb unoers9 eetet[t es ore SraFt wteber berses
felt Eie'eH urttare yet en-, pelsS ens 2ebenecnD rb
bic @fe unb gadfpnmeMdait unnG9tid mat, thoot tGs
2Ocs Derer ee ttyen 2e enidften untecauen fr6tnen
Sunse 2eute inb su ietG a NueiHetn9en seneat retl
lie teren Hpistn utt eenGu Getnen SbIlei tie cu turd
strtfuren geterfbiaseu In, 5arn tein ,nb antere Il
faben ensten lam, 10 tR tie to seiacnshc cine Solse
res N1t6br ueS Der erelfen Srsdne ser Gber NIT es
Iauanen cds RE Srd Der @reueue eher Denen rerto
orh te m betmIt9en Gu erscben. GlS Bon Deaea
bic Sd ne;fs Nrb. ss4
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J llrtteil rsr WreTe.

Die tiele Stufente nee fp6brenb br [ebteu etenseEr
Sabre In bic Nuitat rt Zen unS bic Wtenee mid"
t5tr muntdr; ;tltGeu ErCra ipuen nelde Dr SpbnhC
f1brte fsnsn be in9s "oppCrtere unb oteie dntere
DrIonen bemotnten has 9ubIfum u pieberbpIten
Naten unsrtiht murto unp enot In 8e3ue auf ieren
Ghoa ater dis @bre mann in eSrg aufG tGrnfte nb Ge-
ipentaiiGteit ub SeHenten etne binreGeube @e@dbrs
Ietfung.
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DR.. j Johnston,

Der elu3tss Nr1t, tps(Ger an}ei9t.
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@etfis.

Die f@redbtGen @trtunsen bes Eaters n6 iebr 8u fnr
ten. @erlp bes @sbd@niliss 8erprrune Der Sheen, @e
brudttst Der @eesttafte, b6e Itnuneen NtnesunS or
ktr @'eatat Stt rad @tniamtete' Mttftrdnen 9eeet
6 isIbf. GIlhtoaeet y. n. itne etnt8e Der ltme1
Sclee.
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betenen taS en eenber @ei' nb en sef6er &6rrer BITE
ot9hen @rfrreernts CUR eteliden @IddeIttteit
ns Sa Obns tee wtre bic etie res 9ebsns ur rsnres
lib eele p;ro ererifien 0ersweuns un6 me-
landofbcn Setraduneen, rG5 uns bic Brelleen. wele
Aboere eeniesen pettretGert itnf. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
FROM NEWDERN.

Arrival or Gen. Foster In Newbern-rfs
Runs the Rebel Bntierics-The vesse'
Fired At 200 Times with shot md
Shell, Beside voileys OF muskeiry-fd
Shots Took Effect In tho sisaper-1he
Pilot Killed, eud only Ono other Mnn
Wounded.
Ry The arrival Of the U. s. seam-transport Ellen
s. Terry, Capt Ctspu. at this port last night, we
bsve Newbern, n. c., dates to the 10Th Inst.
Gen. Foster arrived in Newbern at p. m. on
Wednesday from Washington. n. c., which plsc
be left on Tuesday morning, at s. o'clock.
II will be seen that he ran the Rebel batteries IN
broad daylight. His pilot was killed at the wheel.
Oaly one other man, q negro deck hand, ws'
wounded, having HE arm sho. away. Over 90.
shot and shell were fred at bis ,essei, beside the
volleys Of musketry sud small arms; Ii shot took
ell, ct in the steamer. TIE reGn orcements at Wash
incton consist of the 5th Rhode Island Re- ment.
Gen. Heckman's brigade was arriving at Newborn
when the Terry left.
The following passengers came by the Terry:
MpjoT Geo W. Cole ID Y. Cavalry Capt G. n HsI'eor
respondent, Capt w Johnson. Capt j. Peck Le.i. Hay
MAJ Smor, Thou a. ED, d Onie, ;oni. = Su tor
Cfpt J. Il Prentice, r. ). Hubbard w. d. BTnnson, ID.
Thomas, AID 10 In tstiage.
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From, Fan Rrnacisco.

San FEANcisco. saturday. Apri! IL, 1895.
Slilsd slip Imperial Hong Kong, with t cargo
Of breaistuai, aud $4,000 10 treasure.
SAN fRAscIsoo, April 10. 1862
b. the steamer Sonora from Acspslco, da;es from
sire CRY Of Mexico to the Let Of April. have beer
receiver.
The French bombarded Puebls ten days aul were
ropus-d thrice. The Notifications Of San Jaryiel
we're rendered uutensble by shells from riaed gus
The Moxicans withdraw, and the French occupied
them Oh the 3lst of March, taking $50 pris,ners
The French held thr ou,side Notifications rovnd
all ne city. The bombardmeat was continued At
tho latest daies. The principal Qualifications stil
bold out.
Forey's headquarters were al the church Of San
;iago inside the Gli,a.
C0mmonio't was as st. Martin with 10000 troops.
Ortega Is IN Puoba with with 2, 900.
The French have cut the commG biSsuons between
Orega and Conoufort.
The French aleusth 10 "a, 600 and 1000 MoSicans
undor haigneZ. 4. cir case of supplies - Anl'ao
lIe-ehf)rcemen,s daily arrive from Vera CrhL.
rosre are 21,0D Mexican troops IN tho Ci'y OF
Mexico.
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8ioeknde Runners Active.


| Correspondence Of The N. y. Tribune
YAssAu N p. April s. 1904
This port is 1T present crowded " tb vessels that
have run or Intend TO run the blockade. The fol.
Lowing list have succeeded 10 obtAinug after con.
siderable d ulty, aud I'm satisfied il s correct in
every particular.
Side-wEeel steamers Stonewali Jackson, former
name Leopard, Black master ('eayes tomorrow Cor
Charleston; Victory. former name Annie Childs,
IIam.aer master (Hamaer il an Eastern manD
Flora picknelI, 81. Johus, Barley Is river boat
from Sivaouah); Eagle, Chopper Gust arrived fioD,
Ch,reston via Abaco) Wm. 6. Hewes lsaid " be an
ron boat butt in New-Oresnsl; screw steamers
Gertrude, RsiiOn Miriam, Waters (pieTced for II
pnns--ook out Tor her'; Pct lrbout starting TOR
CbsrlesIOnl; Minna check; Li1a ami Annie,
Catlin starts for Charleston Tuesday fnornDgl;
eamtug Charleston lupdergoiIg Tepair); schooner
Re,riJution, L.cke formerly the Uucie Ben, a New
York tug-bOatl.
Beeide he above LIST. there IS ilrys number of
al ~ vessels o. all 90 denominations eng,ged In the
sane notorious turinfss There is nothing egTpGs
iag H. he .act bsE the people Of this issud shou,d
IrUercGte this INF nous tratc 70 vigorously, wien
thelr iietOry ana u ntisal biuities taken in'O
confederation. lus frsL settlement here wac made
b. plates and Buccaneers. and WHEN that Wa
b, oxen up he inAa.ilints inhinG their occupation
goue naturally turned their attention 10 other chan
nels add sO0n discovered that elith NIGH. be ac-
eumulatcd By atiiGg ard abecins ally captains
- Inn lneir vessels ashore itI the object II de.
frau IN marine Insurance compGuies. FINALLY, tb,s
un.Uituns,e war broke ogt, and, true 10 tbcIr IN.
sinea ana history, they entered n once Dpou this
new eysiem vi piracy. /. 6.
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FEciE NECAEsGTA.
War rhrca,enra-rl, TRANSIT company.
l. q.

War Th-ca,onra FL, TRANSIT company.
FROM oar own Ce-rc.D o13oa.
Laos Ds NlcAEACUA Mach Il, 1906.
t. pence which for i've industrious and gollen
ear, hes b,5 ed tais War-wasteJ State bids fair 10
DO sooA rupIurod. The reported snccesses ot San
Salvador in the war now wsgiDg with Gu1teInala
for.bode liz 10 good 10 Ncaragua. Alreaiy ;he fac
toua Jercz, who recently secsded irUm this State,
l. suii TO bRvo accomplished the Object OF bis writ TO
Sou Salvador, having secur'd arms aud nsn f.. en-
iovnsion, ard il o-eady on hij ~ 70 larry Gre and
sword 10 his naive hand. Tune was when citizens
Of The Cni'cd States. accustomed ~ n cop1lry in
which law Dad never been resisted could rot nB1er-
stand ibe facility with which these pee e rushed M
60 revolutions. However the hight Of experience Is
great thing, and We be.,in now 10 imagine war tO
be he nUruai condition % the human race. Near
sgua IN aIuuug and mus,eriog her cldns-rs rhaps
tie torn Elsy YET he avsr5ed.
The principal fem VI newb here u the seDnre u
the property OF tAe lransit Company, and tho au-
nuiling Of ,Acir charter by the Government OF the
"a oI March. Sc tfaHETt again. am Of opinion
hat new charter viii now benz 'tiated BY re pom
SD ates. and tive luosI which - 10 lo,s bsnnted
Nicaragua will bs finally laid.
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The Plight mt KelIy,S Pord.

saeeiai cor pondeacs OF the Richmond Wug.
FIADEEIcsBuEG, Tue'1.y, Aprl Il u J.
You have doubtless recsiv we'd some Official iDtei-
gence from tue tight al Kslly's Ford twenty-five
miles above fredericksburg to-day. The carnonGd-
pg could be heard distinctly 81 intervals. lniorma-
lion received here states that abou. 5000 Union
cavalry Of S,onem1n's corps have made demoss;rs-
,iou to cross and said TO DE supported by con-
siderable body Of infantry. They hsd not sucoeeded
in crossing 10 night. No particulars received
Report says that The enemy have been messing
troops in the vicinity Of United States Ford for seye.
raj days past Yesterday aud to-day considerable
bodics Of cavalry and immense wagon trains were
moving up the Iiver during the day. The balloon
his been king observations nearly sl day. Signal
lgls have been Displayed at several points opposite
for two or itree nights past, and rockets sent up q!
intervals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
FROM TEE Anmy or TIE POTOMAC.
Collection ef Rebels ns ihc Fords-Dianp-
pcaranee OF Rebel cavalry ON the Neck
s,nuarItrg nenrly broken mp.

Collection CT Efocir hs aho Fo'""
,,,argnee OF Rebel cavalry ON the Neck
smuasi,ng nearly broken MP.
HAApouARTKEs AMY OF THH PoTos Ao
Saturday, Apsil u, 1904 )
This morning forty-tbree exchanged Rebel prison
ers were sent over the river by flag Of truce.
Intelligence from the other side is very meager
md all southern papers ale Withheld by the Rebel
pickeis
A large force Of the enemy has collected in the
vicaity Of the fords Of the Rappabannoek within the
lss few days, although no attempts have been made
10 cross.
Nothing has been heard Of Robel cavalry on the
Neck for some time, our frequent incurtions into
that section having rendered those counties ons,fe
Tor their operations. Smuggling has been almost
entirely broken up. Now ard then parties are Ar
rested IN the business bronght to headquarters their
gools and money copfscated, and themselves i'm
prisoned. Not long since Jew, captured on tbs
Lower Rsppahannock, was searched, and confined
in tue prison ship s;iAcqus, where he soon after
died. j. preparing bis remains for inierment $4,000
and valuable papers were found in bis boots.
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FROM SUFFOLK.
The Enemy Probably Neutrality-suspicious.
deuce Eestorcd.

From Our 81 tcAl Cone,YondeH.
srYYoIK, Va. April H. 1860
Movements in our front ndio4le that ~ enemy IL
Withdrawing TO bis line Of defense nj the Black
water. There hes teen a considerable show o. de-
termination since last night, and good deal Of skir-
misbing but no serious result has taken place. The
object Of this great cry and little wool this apparent
fuss wish no definite result is plainly detisnsd 10
cover retreat, ard by tbi. time tomorrow the
Rebel fore which has annoyed us for week will
turn tie bl,s upon US 6y gstiDl &wey, aud eou
pelliuR us TO follow them 10 iher strong position
along tho BlaetwHter. LoDgstrret has been shre d
erOu.l 20 keep huself OIL Of scrle, AID Viii 10.
I tire lost in time 20 ave his credit.
! DURING the pa,t week there has been much ex.
element Ia il bus been healthy, and our troopf have
rrohted by It. 1hs occasion hss sd the eff CT 10
ceyelop tie immense resources OF ibis department
aud e1iibi I'd IN srotg light The capabilities Of
varou. oficials The osni.cr In which The quarter.
m, stcr aud eommi fary Of this part have t!r,lacged
ihor duties is WORTHY Of MI yraise. Quar'elmasltr
Ludlow Is entitled 10 special com.nendiion for III.
skll and c0oness an ooud1rtirg TIE details Oi ~.
IMPORTANT department. lie has been, Ia all lie oK-
ciemeut GROUND hin, tho mos careful, collected aud
eilicicD Ut ofices In this command.
Tbs trouble heie hts bad smother effect. one
similar y which has been noticed shout Washington
while lhs aruy was engaged in Maryiond-a large
, snmber q shou der strap" have fingered aooat
Norfolk o. oOufse oerthin officer. eX usabe rom
inability or beng deilei. osBeF ,ause tor
being abssnt from their regiments st this time, bot
then IT looks bad IN The hour OF danger 20 teo a.
III ,er apparently osiing abJdt TIRE street Of ely
Owi9y 20 the luIiclOus orders o. Gen. DIX, AOr-
iol a. remained cJnpai atiy,ly quiet Throughout
tAo excitement.
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vicksbu-g rent forty or fifty MISUNDERSTANDING
that place so mach that the papers insisted II could
have been taken If Grant had not teer-soms where
else.
Gen. WasLbnrne, Co. Bussey and Capt. Cameron
also spoke The meeting broke up, giving three
mighty ebeeIs for the policy Of the administration.
Gen. Thomas arose ADD said this the hspIies.
day Of his life, and he should be happy to make
sDowr to the President the feeling prevailing among
tho troops within tie sound Of his voice.
The foregoing gives hut faint des Of the enthu-
siasm patriotism and ou,pOariag of loyalty that took
place 90 shis occasion.
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TEE AFFAIR on THE NANsErOND.
Cine Damage 70 she si-nmer sEount WASH
on-Etc-cnforccment Of Gu"bonts
from the POTOMAC Capture Of the Chief
Of stnn OF the Rebel Gen. French.

W,sHrsGToF, Sa'uriay. AiH IL. i0,l
The steamer Baltimore arrived nj The Navy Yard
tins u rnine from Fortress Monroe, bringing fuNhCr
PARTICULARS OF The affair on tie NarEemOud.
The Mount Washington was lowed 10 Newport
News, where BIO viii be repairnd. SIZE received
two shots in Ter boiler, and feveu frrnck her en-.
g.nes, dana Eng them considerably. Yer woodwork
is pierced through and through. One Of the Mime
toas seamen, lcml or,rily the Mount Washing
ton, was killed; bat none Of the men belonging 10
Ter were injured 20 IA TO keep them from dniy, al
though many were struck by flying spiiuiera ant
Slightly hart.
The pilot OF the steamer Stepping Stones lost one OF
liz legs.
The gunbOais in the Nan.emoud have received Q
relniorcemeni OF gunboais from tue Potomac lo.ila,
In order 70 Keep the Hsusemond clear Of Rebel bal.
teries.
Official information las been received Of tao cap
tule vesersy of the chief OF staff Of tue Rebel Gen.
French, On the Nsnsenond River, by LieOt..Comg
Cushing Of the ConmodJre Barney.
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Activity oil the Pspanstors.
hEAbqUARTsEs aE'y oT THr fEyaB,s8E I
MILLELaf EEsD Madison "aTi.h Ia
~. |. AMI d y

l
fGds, FvcaiLs. AWd 20, lSd1)
Thl has become fhg most Interesting aud import
ant point Of oyorf lions since Gen. Grant hae re-
moved hi. hcadquefter- here, and the new canal "a
5elng dug short distance below.
Ihis at,s ditch, resolved upon afte- var plans
aud designs subsequent to the abnndenmon. Of the
cutoff oppose Yicksburg, is about iOur or i've
miles above lounIe Point and will lie some two
miles long, and via. and deop enough for tho pas-
fsogu Of our traupOEs aud ginbogts. IL will cro-s
the peninsula, aud dsembugue near Carihss
twenty-five miles below Yckfburg, freeing our yes-
seI- from all hostile batteries, aud ISu- Nc their
cafe arrival at The former town, which is said to be
in possession OF our troors.
| Some tsenty.iye hundrei to three thousand men,
solders aadc )ptabands, arc at worl. Oh he canal
and have beA for "a week, and tie DREDGING ma
chine, are also afsisiiug at the enterprise. 50
nsroons think il viii b. completed within tw 4"
v,ycsks ont "A month or more Aust eiapfe IN ny
| Judgment before The lalor Is completed
Graf skepdCsm il lcs IN this army al out al
digging. 40 may be- supposed, after cnr repeated iai
ufes, bn, tbe ezijtinx plan seenls que feasible
1bore ia no absurd Nea il the prescuS in'iauc1, o.
turning aside she current Of the MfssHipp but sim-
DIV of giving wa ~ and iall enough III the oNc.VG-
| lion 10 Goat through orr vessels.
The vessels oncc in the Mlssi ippi, near Carhsgt,
tba object will be- OF cOursc, 20 cend the bg bhch
River vhic, o. haye raid before. 10 strongly Dc
Tended 10 the rc.r o. NcabgrF, destroy tho rail-
wsy bridge on tho YicksbUrs and Jfckaon hoIJ, ann
tbus mt of rho capitalization 81 me heee.s VIII
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o"ion MeesiDg--A Row.

- DAcisSArI, Saturday April 70. 1853
a large Cnica meeting was led yester,la~ At
Hamilton, o., addressed by Gen. Burnside. Henry
Winter Davis, ent Governors Morton and TODD.
There was mach excitement M the citv to.riot,
21sed BY q lego Knocking Down c-ivrled ,ol6;er
70 Broadway, near Sixth street An 30 cited crowd
ia'Ssrsd in tie locality, and several negroes we've
sdly beaten.