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R. IL. u ID u Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent of u s. Patent QGee Washington, (urder
&c State St. opposite IGiiby ST., soston.
After an extensive practice OF. upwards of twenty
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also, in Great Britain France and other foreign coun
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545 D. M Way Psssenger1rain Connects NJ NorIyicl,
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Feed Rolls and Mestiz9 Burning Pickorg.

All the principal wooden establishments III the United
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SOLICITORS OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent of o. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON, under
the Act Cf 1870
&c state St, opposite Rkilby ST., IsOston.
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1SFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR

private cognae affections OF the female system al
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UNPRlNCIPLED DEALERS,
who endeavor to dispose "OF THEIR OWN" and
''other'' articles or the reputation attained by
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Extract Buchu
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ASK FOR IlELMBoLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER
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2aiirc15 0nneotlons-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy and Greenbgsh, and Hudson River rail:
ROADS. Al Chatham with she Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads At state Line with the Housaonic
railroad Al FttsGeld with the litsfield and North
AdaI3, and StockhTidge and Pittsfeld railroads. At
Wey.hed with the hampshire and Hampdeu railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Sprit G.
lie i'd, aAc Connecticut River Ral Dads Palmer with
the New London, almer and Wilmantic, and Belcher-
to IN and Amherst rart ads. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
worcester May /, loG] HENRY GRAY Supt.
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To IRENE /, by Bremen mail, 10 cents > w
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS.

Upward Of fourteen hundred prisoners arrived In
tue city yesterday. large number OF officers were
among the number. further lot, consisting OF
nearly fifty Rebels including two officers OF the 18th
Mississippi, were brought in to the Central Guard.
House The officer who had them IN charge IN
formed us that before he left Acquia Creek dispatch
had been received there announcing that a. 900 more
were on the way to the Creek. lChronicle, Tuesday
Early this morning 1913 prisoners, Including -
officers among them a AFOREMENTIONED and
Major, reached this city from the front, and wero
sent 10 the guard-bouse, whence they were subse.
ouen,y taken 10 the barracks Of the Depot, the Old
Capitol and Carroll prisons being full.
Col. Griffin OF the 18th Mississippi Regiment 10
among the number, -.
About noon to-day another boat arrived at the
wharf with 547 Of the prisoners, who We're met at
the wharf by detachment Of the 18th Massachu,
sets Regiment, and escorted by way Of sixth and
Seventh streets to Pennsy lvana avenue and thence
70 the barracks Of the Depot, where they are TO be
quartered temporarily. Among these are but three
officers Up TO the present time there have arrived
$40. Several thousand more are expected shortly.
These prisoners say that when they were captured
q battery Of eight splendid pieces was taken win
them, and Immediately turned with death-dealinS
force upon the Rebels .'''' lStar, Monasy'
OUR CASUALTIES.
Iieut. Col. Chaplin, e6sh New-York, killed.
Major Higgins, S6th New.York, wounded.
Captain Sherwood, Company l, s6sh New-York,
wounded. Al
lChroniole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
ARREST OF THE HON. CLEMENT l..
VALLANDIGHAM.
The Fire BELLS at Dayton kuny, snA N
Attempt Made 20 Rescue Him.

Attempt Made 20 Rescue Him.
f.. CIsciSNArr, TussiHy. May s. 1852
The Hon. Clement L. Vallaudigham was arrested
at bis residence at Dayton, Ohio, this morning, BY
detachment of soldiers, who went up from Cincm.
natl by special train last night
The soldiers were obliged to batter down two OF
three doors Of bis house before they could reach his
room and take him. 500 lo ~
His friends then rung the fire bells and called out
the people, when an attempt was made 70 rescue
him, but it failed. .. Is .-aslt. nI NJ .H
He was brought TO this city.
1I| CMcIxsArr, Tuesday. Nay s. isea
A dsloysl mob has cut all the telegraph wires In
Dayton and set The Journal Office on fire. It 10
feared that the Phillips House win be fred. The
telegraph Office has been closed for fear Of being
Quilted by the rioters. a.4
VALLANDIGHAM. - The infamous vsllaneigham
made q speech here last evening, in which hs
denounced Gen. Barnsides order, and said that the
court.martisls being held at Cincinnati were Illegal
and that be would resist them. Valandigham was
TO speak ct Mount Vernon, little town in the back
woods Of Ohio. to-day, and IL Il probable he spoke
his sentiments freely. Gen. Burnside had sent
up portion Of bis staff in citizens dress to report
him, and should not DO ct eli surprised to learn
that Vsllandigham had got himself into scraps.
columbus tO) Dispatch to Chicago Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
From the Left Wins-The Victory as
Frederick.burg-The Rcdoubts Taken
A Gallant Fight-The Rebels Renew
the BaitIe-Night Closes it-In Pro
xresn ON Monday Morning.
from Our Special Correspondent.
LEyr WING Army or THR PorosA

2fekD ON UEOuuuy
FROM Our Special Correspondent.
49, LEyr WIse Army rHH PororAc. !
Night, May Q. 1863 !
Ny letter Of yesterday giving details OF operations
of the left wing Of the ARMY upon Fredericksburg,
closed early this morning. while the divisions OF
Brooks, Newton and Howe, were cautiously feeling
by skirmsbers the strength Of the terrible earth
works held by the enemy, prior to an attack. This
finally commenced about hnf-past ten, when the
two latter divisions, after standing like rocks under
shower of shells, advanced vigorously and sever
ally cleared the first line before them, proceeding
on to the second third and fourth, until the formid'
able biQhts were carried, which flashed their fear
full artillery upon our helpless and devoted men
last December. The surmse that the enemy had
left but little over 600 here, proved true and
our troops were surprised at the weakness OF the
points which they had cautiously approached.
An examination, after the battle, oil the earth
works, especially those on the enemys right sur.
prised the Generals by their perfection. Covered
ways stretched from one to another, giving perfect
security to passage, and no single point was neglect
ed which could furnish means OF deiense The
Light Brigade, under command OF Col. Bui man.
lately Of the 9Th Maine which commenced operations
last evening, we'll sustained its gallant reputation
and reckons a large number in killed and wounded.
Il took several guns az did also the divisions Of Gen.
Howe and of Gen. Newton, under whose command
it acted during the day though belonging to the d.
yiI9u VI Ls fslmey. NswtA nls JeAta w WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
The Battle OF saturdny-Bad Conduct OF
the Eleventh Corps-The DnmaEc Part
Iy Repaired-The Battle Of susdny-
Our Forces Obliged TO Fall Bsck-us-
newai Of tho Pigsting ON Monday
Losses Hsnvy on Both sidcs.
FROM Our Special Correspondent.
HHlpQVAArras AasI or

FROM Our Special Correspondent.
HuperAArEas Assr or RVS ForonAcl
hesdsyr MAG e. lSs J
The enemy, under jackson, tho two Hits. Tnd
Pickett, continued advancing along the Fredericks
burg plank road all day Saturday, cautiously feeling
our lines as they passed. part OF the Twelfth
Corps, Gen. Geary's Division, and the Third Corps,
Gen. Sickless, moved toward them and attacked
their flank with considerable success. The enemy
continued bis advance ill opposite our extreme right,
held by the Eleventh Corps, Gen. Howard. Upon
this they made a vigorous attack. The Eleventh
broke and ran in great confusion toward Chaneellon
vile followed by the enemy, whose pursuit WAS At
length checked by line Of battle formed the
road by Gems. Berrey Of the Third, and Williams Of
the Twelfth Corps The night was spent by both
armies ia getting Into position, with occasional heavy
artillery and musketry skirmishes.
At daylight, Sunday morning the battle COM
menced vigorously with Meade, Couch, and sickles
forming our center, Gen. Reynolds with bis First
Corps who joined US over night occupying the right,
and the fugitive Eleventh the left in strong earth.
works, supported by the Twelfth Corps, Gen. so-
cum. At noon, after severe fighting, We were obliged
to fall back from Charlottesville, and the order
Of battle was somewhat changed, although the
different corps still retained their relative positions
Hostilites ceased pretty much with this, and the
balance Of the day was spent by our troops in
strengthening their esrthworks, with some pretty
severe diminishing along our outPosts. This MORN
ing brisk artillery fire commenced at daybreak, the
two armies being in close quarters. We are
looking for the arrival Of Sedgwick, Of the SIKH
Corps whose guns can be heard in camp. We have
captured 5000 prisoners, some Of whom repor. the
death Of Gen. A. T.. Hill. Our losses are heavy.
N. @. SHEPHERD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
Attempt Of the Rebels I
capture fredericksburg The Raj
Cut by Gen. SLOVENIAN.

The Washington correspondent Of The PaRadeA
phia Inquire, writing under date of Monday, gives
the following news from the battlefield, received ut
Washington: l..as.as ..s.Is lf o.
In the attack upon tie Notifications of Fredsrcks-
burg men got IN the rear OF the celebrated stone
wall that so effectually protected the Rebels in the
disastrous attack under Burnside. aa, u l..is
On Monday morning. the Rebels made desperate
attempt 10 retrieve the position at Frederckspurg'
but were again repulsed.
Concerning the fight made by Hooker near Chan-
cellorsvile accounts are 30 contradictory that we
prefer to wait for more Satisfactory details before
giving them publicity.
The fighting has been desperate, with heavy losses
on both sldes; sad while we have " w0psa W. 90ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
CAPT. WIN. TEAfPLE KILLED.

We regret 10 hear that Capt. VIM. Temple OF this
city was killed in the battle Of Chance on
Saturday. He belonged to the 18th U. s. Infantry,
and was con of the late Col. Robert Z. Temple, for
merly Adjutant- General Of the State. lie entered
the service IN 1861, and was young man Of great
promise The sad intelligence was announced to
his family this morning. Albany Jour-, 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

BY the brig Ocean Travslsr we have Bermuda
pspsr, to April %. They contain little news
The steamers Robert Lee, with 69o bales Of COT
ton. beside pitch, tupentins, rosin, &c, and Cor.
uubia, with $40 bales OF cotton, had arrived ct st.
Georges from Wilmington. The former cleared on
the Oath on her return voyage.
Arrived at Hamilton. Bermuda April 90 bark Eliza Bars,
Cooper April 81. brig Col psnniman, Flsskit.
New-York 49,. - ~. AL' O..
Cleared April 20, brig Hssristts, Doe NswYort Apsi,
%, ship 9Mtruds Whtmas shsnshas April o. sehesusr
Hound. PsArmap, Baltimore.
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The Alabama Agaia.
By Telegraph to GIlpin's EIchsngs
nx.-o~ n,,...l.w

by IeegtHph 70 UIIpins EIchsnGe.. -.
= Bosrox, Tuesday. May 5. 1853
Ship Punjaub from Boston il reported 10 have been
captured by the Alabama and released on bonds
She belongs 10 the Same firm that owned the Morn
ing Star. iI.flara