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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11
INTERESTING FROM vIckssuao.


Destruction or Union Vessels RunnIng
the Batteries-Twenty Persons Sup.
posed 60 Have Been Loaf on One Boat,
Including sfx Newspaper CorrespOnd-
ents-The Rebel Retreat From vieks-
burg Reported 20 be Cut OH-Rebci Ac.
counts OF the Positions or The Union
Forces, &C., sc.
CAIro, May 10, 1888.
The Memphis Bulletin Of last evening has the follow.
lowing
Six newspaper correspondents colburn Of the World
Richardson and Brown OF the Tib .; Mccullough Of the
Cincinnati Commercial Beatty. OF the Gdsee and bod.
man, Of the Chicago Tribune the tug destroyed
by hot shot FROM the vcksburg batteries on Sunday
There were twenty persons board.
Only one Is known TO have escaped Nothing had been
heard Of the remainder at MIkens Bend up Tuesday
night II they reached either shore they were probably
captured as the rebels occupied the point Of the
at the tme having crossed for the purpose OF inter-
cepting any barses that might be floating down.
The Bsidn also says sat General Grant has sent 900
prisoners TO Mlliken's Bend portion Of his forces
when last heard from, within twenty miles of Jack.
son, and had taken several days ratons with them
twas reported that the bridge over tho Big Black
Bayou Ind becn destroyed, thus cutting OF the rebel re-
treat from vcksburg
MURyREssBoRo, May 10, 1898.
-Four dcserers, In from the Ninth Kentucky (ielen's)
brigade, at Beech Grove, state that two brgades are
there comprising about throc thousand meu They ex.
pect the Unonss 70 advance and digging rife pits
citizen from Dover reports that the force loft that
psce last Thursday 70 reinforce Forrest al Decatur Ala
Two deserers from the Second Kentucky arrived 10.
day from Hoovcr's Gap. They say the enemy are plant
ing four guns OF the Gap.
learn from Trustworthy Information that Wheeler has
gone 70 McMnnvlIe and Morgan 10 Sparta. The enemy
have single line Of breastworks from Horse Mountain 10
Duck river, extending three miles from sheibyvlo.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
RICHMOND, May o, 1868.
An ocia account OF the destruction o barges and tugs
at vcksburg. on tho ID Of May, says twenty four pr
soners were taken, including correspondent Of the
New York 7ins and two OF the Tribune aud Cincinnati
7fma.
JAcxsos, May 8, 1862.
The enemy reported In force near Edwards depot
four miles this side Of tho Big Black They captured ono
hundred pickets.
The enemy were repulsed yesterday at Anderson's
Ferry, on the Big Black, zter four hours fighting.
special correspondent Of the Appeal says twelve
houses wore burned at BahaIs by the Yankees, who
camged al Gwynne's Mills, miles above Bahala
since tbs es,abshment of permanent camp there
raid was made On Holly Springs sunday. Captain
Mitchell ambushsd them they went out, and killed
Colonel Jennings and captured his horse and papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.


I'M COMPTROLLER Ot TuE CURRENCY.
Hugh hocuiiocs, for tho last twenty-five years ON
nccted with the STATE B1Dk o, indians anf fog many
years President to wb7ui the secriary tho Trss
ry time ego rendered the oonptoloiahip q te
Currency has accepted tn posHI,n.
Tng FUNERAL oF TnE LATE oGngRAL wHi~rrE.
The obsegnses of tbs late nrgsfsr Ccnorsi ~hIprle
this Afternoon we're ~ az imroeiag character Iba re-
mains u the dcceaed hero we've kn from ts reghsfce
q bs brother n-law Aasr sherburns sndsr fy.s-ai
esoor, q regiment q volunteer Infantry battery q
artillery and battaon Of scoits Nine Hundred aynry
10 the Catholic church IN ceargetoun whefs afpfoais
ceremonies held The be sent ~
portsmouth, n. H., where he married and had his
residence.
THE sgcoTD INV YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The second regiment New York yolgnteors (Cen raj
carrs old Troy regimen), wn pas ihfoash Washington
tomouor. ca Sc wsy boms. Lleaienaut TAFT, scilax
ogsrtarmaster here prepsrlsg iis usnsi,grtaiu.
oufrr susDaY IN TINE NATIONAL csrrraL.
Tbs has besu one a tho mot qaiet Sundays 'staiy
passed In wssbingtos
wAsmx0ros sulHFEms orERsrTxo M rms NEW
YoHx STOCK ManHff.
10 strongly snfreciei here that tls New Yers sosk
and eold markets daily played upon w parties from
this city, Who, ~i,hou, p.ssesssnE any facilities whal.
ever for obtaining ln,sligeuce. working una ihs
single presump,ion that ioaDss thsy ass fram wasAng
ton hey musi be pssss1 and insoeeu, reope ihos
taken 10.
THn D'UrAnsY COUNT nAmrIAL.
In tho Drtasay curt marital yesterday, similar ssi
sesee offered by Aorasea the dsy before "
break aown us testimony of IAouistAni corsI rafs'i
Ard usor wiegan. Witnesses ~ ne pvosscst,on no
oosr otscted 70 the infoiYcion q irrelevant qa~siis,
teEeinK y ieDgtben ne case
ORGANIZATIONS UrDEH THE NATIONAL nAnKng Acr.
Secretary caas has asssrances from B~ou niats hs-k
with ,~o miots oaVsiA uTon his plan. WI - ersafsi
Ia thai cty also oihsr fimar bsnks a iafss ospti,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11
The Parks Yesterd n y.

The lovely weather OF yesterday drew forth into the
open air largo number Of persons, who enjoyed them
selves by visit to the parks. In jones Wood very
large assembly took place. being the regula opening
day Of the Target shooting, soups hobby horses
and the thousand and other amusements we're ia
full operation, and everything alive In the Park
the walk and drives tkronged The ancient tortoise
was an especial object Of attraction the lawn Although
the recent blastering storm has destroyed tho young
blossoms. yet the rams have brought forth tho leaves
OF the carly trees with some degree profus,on The
magnoIias and other plants were very beautiful The
parks improve daily and hourly, and viii repay yis.
Al any time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11
Additaonal News.

CINcrxSAu, Nay Q, 1868
The news from below is encouraging.
Ths rebels who escaped from Grand Gulf retreated
down tho Mississippi hastily pursued. They halted at
the ntrsnchmens At Bayou Pere but again routed
hght at Port Gibson, six miles In Of Grand 0uf
took place last weck ridayj. The Union loss 200
Il was this tight thst decided Grand Gulf.
The distance from the mouth OF Big Black river 10 the
bridge the vicsbuYg and jackson Railroad thirty
two miles. The river is pavigablo for the gunboats
On Wednesday Grants army was pretty well up the
river and the fate Of vicksbufg probably decided "
this time.
A few days ago the steamers Moderation and Horizon
carrying troops Grand Gulf, coindcd. The
ovixon soak section Of the Chicago battery board
was lost
prisoners 81 ruscumba recently By Forrest Doubtful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11
Our West Point Correspondence.
wEr PoSr, Va, May To P. N.


West PoNr Va, Nay TO M.
wEsr POINT, va, IN rvssnruox.
West Point 10 indisputably In our pcsscssson The
United States seawer Commodore Morris, Captain James
II. Gis at tho suggestion OF Major General Ksycs
up TO this point yesterday reconnaissance. Nothing
OF any occurred by the way and she returned
last evening
EXCITEMENT At YORKTOWN.
This morning Yorktown all alive. The scenes of
activity such witnestsd . year since ap.
peared again. Several transports and ever % many
soldiers Il dare not tell you how many) cavalry and
artillery, ready for the Additional gnboass
appeared the river and without ten minutes delay tho
whole moved up thi. way and occupied the point The
whole were under the orders Of General Keycs he max
ing th6 Morgan his flagship. The Commodore Morris led
tho way. Everything quiet on tho river, and by
two O'Clock pickets thrown out, and
AN ADVANCE MADE TOWARDS wHIrx Horm
by a squadron OF the Sixth New YORK cavalry, led by
Major VIM. p. Hail. and squadron from the Fth Penn.
sylvana cavalry led by Captain Paul General Reycs,
with portion oflh then reconnoi.ercd tho position
and personally supsrintsnded tho landing and dspostn
OF the troo6s have much Of such matters during
the bat certsnIy anything conducted
quickly and efficiently tho occupation Of this place
KSoaaxD--pgAm uwurzxAsr
cR0zIEs.
followed the cavalry a short distance out of west
Point About three miles out the rebel picket ltpe
established. II consisted Of thirteen under the con
mAnd Of lieutenant from the Fifteenth vlrginIa cavalry
On seeing vessels coming up they retssatd 10 tho
woods Lieutenant Croxicr, of tho Sixth New York
vary led detachment through the WOOD when the nrst
shot that fred struck his borso the neck ard
the Of tho riders death. The horsc jumped ASIDE
and throw his rider his head, and tbon fell him
heavily, killing him Instantly The rest pursusi tho
rebels and captured four. who wsre brougbt
once. Lieutenant Croxicr Immediately by a
surgeon. but TO purpose. His remains viii 20
ress Monroe N morrow morning. He WAS excellent
officer and loved by bis believe he leaves young
wife, residing In New Jersey.
Prom the accounts have of the enemy think they
have bot small force In this vicinity. When the cavalry
return 10 morrow morning we shall kLox more
ARRIVAL mr.
Major General Dix up this evening from FortresS
Monroe the c. W Tilom aud consulted si.h ccaoraI
Keycs who commando tho expedition Ihc boat IL about
20 leave 10 thst must cIoee. To-morrow ! will sfnd
anything that may occur of interest gp thai We
have rebel mail and many interesting stiefs, but
strictly q family nature, 30 beci not sead jo any
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persona, Intelligence.

nron HniaemnBu, Austrian Minister a. Ae un~d
states, Hon. Thomas A. Scott, e fhiadsptla Cattan
W. y. Glover, of Kentariy ~ Rnuki1 ~ Fgnnsyivaaa
y. Y. Andersen q - i0us, snt liNaid R1cic ~ Ha
Ton, are stopping ~ the 81. NieLoias Hotel
Americans registered a. Gun a Co.'S American News
Rooms, 10 Craven street siraH1 o1dou fns ani 'or
tto week eadns All 2s 1903 -iini fharD. ~ .3f.
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INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
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ARRIVAL OP fHB SfEAMSmP DUDLEY BUCK.
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Military Operations Of the
Department.
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Resistance to the Rebel Government
Assessment Law.
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CoveTDer Vance Threatens 10 Cali Boune the
State Troops,
La AN Il
csverssr Vance Threatens to Can Beus the

The United States transport Dudley Buck, Capt
Smith, arrived to-day, bringing intelligence from New
bern 70 Nay g. General Foster stl at Newborn su
perintendng the strengthening OF the fortncat'ons
There had been nothing heard OF the rebels in the VI
entities Of Newbern and Washington.
The United States transport Long Island Capt. Phillips
accidentally took IRE the evening Of the 8on ul, and
was entirely destroyed She was built at New York.
throo years old and formerly piled between this city
and Glen Cove. She was insured by the government
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CONNECTION IN vICKsDUR0.
Hardly had the rst gun been fred up the Yazoo river
when commoton was observable al vicksburg by the
aid Of good glass the blum hack Of the city could be
covered with troopsnot thicy but scattered and
moving 10 the OF action. On tho noon OF
"Wednesday April 2g the rebels In line throo
miles Of the bluff but they made closer approach
IN FORCE Ihe rifle pits In the OF the batteries
pated assault.
The pickets the point opposite the city were
strengthened and small force landed there by Of
ss RATS though for what purpose does appear
for they hope for nothing from possessing place
from which ihey be disodgod totally destroyed In
single hour Troops also passing southward
but 10 larger numbers Than those seen going toward the
Yaxoo
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Congregational Nomination.

N"HsWks Va, way lO, 1903.
Aa convention OF the loyal citizens Of the Second Con
gressiona district which all the districts not IN uos
sesson q tho enemy represented by delegates held
n Norfox Virginia. Nay o. Mr. L. n. Chandler was upan
mously nominated As the candidate reprcscn. he tpon
party 10 tho ensuing election.
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THIIskHHIf "IH MY IVI INDJf
Jay Cooke the Subscription agent reports the sales Of
nveiwenss saturday at o. 600 ooo and for tho week
ending tho day ~ 10000. Tho aggregate amoun,
sold by Mr. Cooke and his agents Ia The various cities
and statee a sss ee9 ik0
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INTERESTING FROM THE PAMUNKIY.
Activity Of Our Forces On
York River.
The Rebel Bridges at White
House Destroyed.
FORTRESS MoHRoE, May

FORTRESS MonRoE, May q, 1893.
Major General Dix and staff arrived at two O'Clock this
afternoon tho Express from York river, aud
informs that Colonels Fitzpatrick and Davis, their
arrival at Gloucester Post cano with TOO cavalry with
out tho loss Of q
The General sent force 10 tho White House last night
and they succeeded In destroying tho bridges about that
place. and made important captures including
raj prisoners.
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FRAsKtIs, Tenn. May 10, 1853.
Movements OF Massachusetts Troops.

boSfOH, Mhy IU I5bJs
The Second battalion Of the Second Massachusetts,
cavalry are under orders leave for the seat OF war
on Tuesday next.
The Fifty fourth Massachusetts, (colored) is full, and
expect shortly 70 enter active service.
Second oolored regiment (he Massachusetts, Fifty.
hfth) has been started, with favorable promise OF
fInQ up.
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tFeekm 0 tbs North win perceive the poprissy o. rai.-
mg fund TO promote enistmeuts IN loyal North Carolina

rsssnsats
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondcncs.
yornEs MONROE, May ., 1888.
This stsamsv Klen g. Terry arrived to-day from New
bern, with LIE mass from Nswbern and Hattsras she
st Newbern Wednesday evening and reports that
that day cavalry brought n ono company q rsbsl
PRISONERS with all their hs, captured a Deep 6uIy,
eeven miles out
he steamer wyoming has arrived fson Port Royal but
brings no news.
iAst Wednesday morning General Fuseer sens al The
rebel familes-forty In nnsnber-out Of Newbern. Tho
rebels reused TO receive flag OF truce and tho fam
Hes we're left beyond our lines and between and the
rebel pickets, at place called Cove Greek.