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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12

THE NEw.YoRg SguI.WEE9Ly TRIBUNE !,
s,eSi.h.a every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
of No. 1000 I August III:
I..LFapING ARTICLES: Tho frightened Pro,Pec' /.
Miisar, Ceumon sense. KENTUCKY; ID 1ush l'owe
hs's' 80, Pstor ia sa'ins%' v ecu ,nS 40 IL,
Il seymour 20 Linz liui Wil.isn AiSen : 'e
G.est Union Victories in France td"o'ial Ps'@-
yraphs
n.WAK NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERA NEWS SUM larry.
W..THE WAR ~ TIE SOUTHWEST
v..FAOM wASalSGTON: Special Dispatches 20
The \. y tribune
vIFRDM EUROPE.
vn..KsNrUCKY ELECTION; Vote for Governor
VIII. GOV. sEyMOUWs REPLY TO PRESIDENT
LINCOLN, LETTER
IX..FIOM FORTRESS MONROE
xCAPF II W. SAWYER
X..GOvERNNCNT FINANCES.
xIITHE CONQUEST OF MEXICO; History Of tn,
French Invasion. The s,sood Lt9,d ,on OF the
Freocb, q ,dasl Drye.oyuoas IT tne Plan. Of
Louis nsp,ieo4. Tho Fnl o. fueh,s; fhe Oeoe.
pAiiou tue City o. Ric3; TIE Cop pt-l'i :
Election Of AIcndase MA1Diii.n a. Emperor Of
Mexico.
XIII. The WAR ~ TIE SOUTHWEST: Gen. HsrA
bos Not Es,iga'd Gree; Or-Ane IA Mobile.
ARMY - Sos at Meridian, a battle EIpec'ed IN
tie lndisn Territory
XIv..THE SECRET MEETING OF TIE X. - IS
II CHICAGO: ,.tg Sc o. the Plot - iuaosuf-'e
Civil VA in the NORTH.
Xv..GEN sHEPLEY AT PORTLAND.
'1vI.FRO GUS. MEADE'S AkNY: Lee Re.Ea-
forcei by Z IA; 4 Division Sent 10 Charleston
L. iaft.tsY A. Acso.s the kaJdaa; Afrrst o.
Eone S.mYatD.ErIsi Proclamation 81 Oese.S
Meade
xvUFGOM NEW-ORLEANS. Corrcspo naence OF
Inc y Y. l-os,-.
XVII. FROM TIE DEPARTMENT or THE FROM
IllR: CORES e3nae o. Tle n. Y Tribune.
XIX. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS AND VIEWS;
fIoclsu.ston % JoI Dawn.
xX..FROM MISSOURI. CoGesp0niencs Of rhe N. Y
Tnoure.
XXI. .CARRYING our TIE PROCLAMATION:
Co.fe.i 3nionce Of tie y y T.io5ae.
XXI. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XIII. .PO EFRT; Resursarni Colonel Shaw.
xXIy.vERY HARD CASA; by the Author Of at &.
Never TOO Late % Mend"
xXVWHAT | SAW IN TENNESSEE: BY Edmund
Kmke, suthor OF Amops tie Ptaes"
XVI IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE The n
IN .,-F.I,fk o Y Sc nI.4f q th- Prsaient
The Governor \. -uis lie u at Saspenled, Toe
President Declines
XVII. Misc ELLAl EOtS ITEMS
xviii MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXX .CONNERCiAL MATrER5; Foil Report. o. ths
S.cc6, ionsy, coto1. Gram. and Citts I4,Ast.
specially syorvG Tor i1s - T. iuoua~
TuEN.-O1s COPY 'ot ysar. SO. Two Copies
pear. sj. five Copies. yoAr BIs. lea Copies.
s22 so.
SOrs Club Of Twsa.y we send 81 Extra Copy,
A5i-e. TIE TRIBUNE. NswYork.
ON IL e.
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Financial.
CCnFvECTADY AND CATSKILL RAIL


y ROAD Notice ' hereby given ns book, o. '%o'e.p
tic, ., tlc rapits 81 the Schenectady ana o.ssi
R.ifosd win opened at the oihce OF H. o. Sikss
Soys a.. EIchiI.e Place. Ne" iofk on ~ Jh',D'
Au,si lJ and will r,main open until sAfuhOai, hps".-
lld Inc Company f4lly osaui,ei node IN" genera "
lofls.O The capital 100000 Shares b!uj e@ch " per
es,t TO b. pal the tme Of suhsbmE Tie construction
o. the 10 AZ not he uotl the enii'e ctPlla
tcss ,uhFcribed. In of KEGS OF s1bsroh DeY'u
,. capital stock ths distlhu ou val he pr Tid among A
the sa3ciber,. Tbi' road c'nnteis with tue ~ Se1'
pairo.i a Scheme ctity and thence 10 tatsA l'y
niles in direct air ino, with Ieua sabJ essy s'r
e saving dl,tance from ocEeu-o 10 Cd-A be "ee
this route AM h vie Albany IL twelve M es by ran su
twenty canal st greater saving IN time SUD aeY
ran poitaoB b ov.als the lncpye itn"o ana det"n'$h
ths oyeIsous adj % locks line Of swli anu 'uponor
frrfi mat r,ce toNsN Yors IN 1--WE hNnr behdo large
popofto1 Of Tire and fssn Of IL. hswi Ola Ceuu'
It receive the sni tisnt 81 tie Albany snd
Susauehauush Railroad by h intersection te illes hci0"
lsnec,sIy Il all receive the accumuans oil irrisnt ana
passeugcs from railway o, extending b. bsk1 Enc
north f-oio Lake ChsGsin. tansda and Saratoga shG
from rhcep tvo OF hundfed aDd ten miles,
with smp. depth Of and wholly from oostruoon
D u oa!y foy miles OF TRACK on ons
"a the ecoLouic, known Ia she his,orJ OF Anne
cau rsros, or the pecdy conjunction OF the rosd and
a.. as p.1ut d,u1t nord be- .ut"itaip'h tCnlfncto'
OF Te poso, y ani experience offer 10 compile The double
sfsc. ro.iag stoos fences, Sc., within the cal ta ,
ID. ID. CAMPBELL, FTo.idsnt'
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NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBAN'

NIEW.YORK. HARLEM, AND ALBAN
- KAlLROAp.-Tfs4.s vail cave a6ta-st D,Po,-Fot =
t.uy l,iJn NJ. stopping a. WiltAm,tIiag-, Wac
Lao. bedford Craton Fails, Ge ,tstous rofh 10 Ab.u,
coIn-cts With CENT al and northern RaiEost os "a ato&
.sd ali pon. norm foo Lr0ton raAs B;lo
y. Toe y. IA train VIII run s.lascsys DOL
t-tr.tf cave. Crotcr rsli. $50 g. hontsys RI
u hi,- N .,n. s:lS d IOa M 2.3o %;l0 end II
6:l5 % u too a. .-st Dep q for Wil,sns. se-sb
~ a. IA - s;lU. 5, ,6i3 ADD $50 p ~ CToton Esh
WI Paus sud Nlsensbfidge trsius stop a. al taict
Dor Dover Plain, m- soppsg st w hto a ne sud ~
,ou. unh Doy.r k-tuT in. leave Albany o.. SLY "
o. .rus, o. Nonh-ru sd W.stsrn T 1as. stopping a,
,,,il.. om Chatham 20 Cro.on Falls sso u bsdfoS
~ hit P,n. sad ~uisu shridsei Dover Fsin' $50 4
o,r'ns q. OIL .isons TORN OF ,ni Whls- aims Crote
D. No., White Plaias o.l0 :, s;2os lie t.ss
Will m.b 1879 $50 sc o. m. croion F-Ns Way
P,n.ald VpfAu.hudse trass stop N al ssti Ms suniV
Ftruf on Tr,in. HaA Eif- For Cr.tol t.ls $50 %.
.opl all sstiouseNc-ft fofkNiis 70, "nn.m'onaE
qtls IA So. IA 3 s:3o and IN. For Wiits Plain.
D. Wilia..h n an VI ? su' tssins 'sop 4; W so
a. ~. Roaming leave Waite Paips $40 a m. NlHare
hid. sag Lass ~ 1870 $40 $40 ans p ~, stopP9
.t Al .Ii.r. Cr ton r..3 .. stopping 81 all Ssaiioa
po'a o. ana ~ JoHs BURcHILL Superintendent
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CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

The undersigned will dspaich OF Tho nndermsptionso
or other dr,cas. f-powered bIitishDu1t steamers IRON
NEW.NO RK TO LIVERPOOL,
calling At Qureu.,own to lard pss'"ncrrs aud laos
TELEORAPHIC DISPATCHES.
SHIP. Tuns. ConnaHdr. car. q,
LOII &c.,. .Brooking FRIDAY, Aug ~
g76 .NiIburn ....FHiDAf. Aug. ~
CAROiINA ....2Sl8...Pesfce .'.;''''....
ines. have all been built uoder the Inspection 81
the Chef Sue,or 10 ths Liver pool Uoter~ r'er' hesty
Of Iron Ships they have extra wsterusht compartments
AND cis..@d nrstcl - Tor tgsntvtwO ysar.-
Tnoy nrr nted ap first second. aud thifdes's ps'sea
sos which are charged at tine flowing rates:
SEQ Gsoia............. s Psy.bl. in Currency
steer ,................... 3J)
Dietary accommodation unsurpassed bJ any other line
fteIneTs.
For faithsr Particular, epp'y to
WILLIAMS & GUTON, No II wsll.'..
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l FOR SALE PIE iaiEe gni oonmOdo.s rev built
H.. IN tie Town scLrTs W.sc tousty, ~ miles
nom Sewi q containing thtS "a room' we'll
sds p'ed YOJHb LADlE3 80 AkDIAO-5LuOO III,
4. offered Dy the prol ucto' On cssJ teIiEB
Ins o. tue trai't in the conn'ry scenery
beautiful AID ooy a n'e. IRON ne hsrem ks'tosd fo'''
one. TeirgrapG |iaLDn Byi,eopI aud Pf-sDytsiiAn
churches Within Ave minutes wtk. beautiful ofchai,
.eher i've OF aodi will DO .od ~ ths
boidrg fO further particulars amply 70 }. Il. YOUNG,
No. T. GA.mbcf-s' where pisD. Of boiidlDg be-
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Al Cu.on y. \ -. G sCx G T.. rrucpai, si1,d -
40. A.tauts -Ihorough Av-oemlc. Collegiate and - sin
eerrg Course. given "a. at We los uiion friy~ie
Instruction when dotted The Term commences sep
tcmart lf Cal for Circulars address the PblNCiiAL
o.
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EOR Observation-Disclosures new
4 aud Lf..-cl,.s sr.lnship
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
CAPT. p. v GAGsN.
carr.iar he rnl,ed Sts'e mail. VII leave Pi,E No IN X,
on SATURDAY. auL IS 81 y. IA.
10 fftl. at T.c.iv-d ,.tef rdaay
pt,sl H. with upsurpAssed accunimoiaiions SUI
FoI fre.lt or ytsssse. ar.tY %
A. u. CROMWELL < Co.. No e6 W-'t-st.
LOk CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.-A trsl-
class steamer viii Ee~l osE the %. iJih I'D
I'D Of each uauh sHceyt when those dse, TO- no sun
DAY wLca he day Of departure viii be the MONDAY ioi
low tns
Fornei.ht passage apply at the Only ohce No BOWL
ID sfs-a. d. D. Ais-r'' Agent.
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1--WE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
y ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BEgWEEE NEN-fORh AsD LikEkPODL CALLING
Al CORK hARBOR.
AND IFrWrF, bOS1OS AID LIVERPOOL CALL
ING Al HALIshA AND COAX HAkBOR
PERSIA Lot. ...,revcs Sc~-fOiA Neap.,d,y. July 3
AFRICA S,one....lraves B5.oa. ein-si,y Al.
SCOT 4 Jul ..l~svss Ney-i ork .Wedur.asY, AoE n
ApaFrt Moods. leaves ". a .dsr kug 10
CHINA AnG-f.on.esv.. hsNNo1k.. " cdas,lsY. Az .
AHA sAsnuon.... Boston " s.aescAy sept
IRON sAW.loEz L!ykhFoOf.
Ctlrf Gaaiu s.sts~......-........-...s' : w -
secltd Csn'n Pis.sge..................... % "
Tnux TO LisEkPOOt-
lllof C.1ir f.s.sso ......................fil1 %
Scc.Ld ALA fss,se ...................,. ~ 70
tays,s H. Id or IA squis,rn IA UAsl Safe, currency
Herh. Of ..cuf.i uun Isil for
40 cIp-usncss runtoa 90 boad
IT, o. tsso .hifs ~.A DOT b sctonuiaos ~ go
is1sl~, ~.r h.lI q .aaius A.'n. tls 'Aao 81
sfrssrL signed thsf-f1r.
kor fisisLt OF Pa.ssge spPy 20
J. MAID No. Bo~lnsU-sn.
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THE sEMI-W EEKLI TRIBUNE.
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9teamtcats ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


~ conmodious 't-mer DA lei DREW leaves Pier foot
oi Isy-st., sery TUESDAY. thursday, and SATURDAY
MORNlSG. st O'Clock. Ismdiog a. 3rb.s,. Yorssm Co.
MS, West Point. Nswburgh, Pooshkeepse khinebecf
iSoi. Cs'ki AID Hudson arriving a. Albany In time y
Ia the for Slaioga the West auv,ps IN S.rro.s
at O'clock the evening. Returning leaves AbsSc
EVERY MOSDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY Morn
IN ~. ~ O'Clock.
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NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.

~ Siel un~r ARMENIA leave. MONDAY, wEpyyA
DAY. snI FRIDAY from foot HsIrison--t. at ocloes
lslding a. DJh--t. mskiss io,.rmedate landings
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E'OR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD ,ni

j SPRINGFIELD STEAMBOAT AND RAnBOin
, CONNECTION. Inc CONTINENTAL lsayes Peck I's
Es.t RIVER. a. 3:l5 p m NIGHT LINE.-Ths Elm ClTY
leave. 81 n o'clack g. m, Sunday, excepted
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.-EW-IERsEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL

NEW-JERSEI RAILROAD-fDR PHlL~
~ ApELPHlA d IA. SOUTH and WEST. v.s JEa
SLY CI1Y.-M.i ,nd hHpfea Lines le.vs New-Iort ~
A. 10 a ~ 4 . 7:30 and il:1J ?. M Fare - Iho1gf
h.,s,r. rneck-d snl ~ a. ard I:S0 snd l:s0 M
"a, W.sbirKta. dnT I'D p. m. for the West
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant supeFintsndeet
oe.rsg- viii 10 received tor trains Uness d-vsrse
.na ct 90 81 rs muu.ra IN rancs Of The dine Of sayhk
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THE NEw.Y0Rg SGW.WEE1Ly TRIBUNE n
s,eSa.hsa every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
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Weoom9 Z arcs, 81.
Hiusltll Instruments.

GEORGE SIECK' iuimiiable Grand and
NJ squsr. PiANJ-F DIT tS.-Aianuf. .sry and wac.
rooGs 80. rs sud lis Wts-rs; Of Centre
YORK, EVER Piano warranted for rye ysar.
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RYOIUSITE BOOKS WITH FINE

Il STEEL E% stAN iNuS.--tor particular. inqafe, At
tAe &c o. pub ca.ion No. 81 Auns Nes-i DIX CALVIN
HJs N,l ARD S,efs uiSc-. IL u TIE shortest cute
ftop Ws,t 10 the city Catalogue sIaiisi o. mall ""
elc.o euvelsYesl. eeuts.
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ENLUHHlNG INSTITUTE, Flushing, l.. l
4 BOARDiNu-SCHOOL FOR bOlS; ,,,,
f.. \. FAlRCHILD
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n ~ - II 80 To-. L-ayc Jsues-.1o rnd foot
5.-,t + r. N. - GncepgOlt. JJLrf at "a ssstlSti
.uo 10 J4g.s ca. Mineo JsusieD sAi Al staioss
ct to G SupH For hps m s;so ana - p n. 70.
AID .ug.esi at ~ $50, f:S' ~ u $50 D ~
= day Tx.uf.oa Trsn a. s:3 rom th-si ts''p "
srh8ns. at excursion riesi returning,
ssye, Ysph.nk at 243 D. nj. Jsmsiei Aecem5ds Oh Irra
To- .ln,-..lip and Ihltly ouIth at, az goo = N.
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g, v L nroerfr 81 " sny II the offices e. we'tcs,es
F,ur-. in Nav Yots and Brooklyn and bissss ohecAoi ~
The hou,a TO Nj Joints en- read aud " ssasxs So2s.
, 1863-01-29

A dispatch from Gen. Warren, dated Houstor
Texas county, 18th inst, says that the enemy
are in full retreat toward Arkansas. Marina
dukes rebel force was In the Hartsville fight, be-
tween 1000 and 5000 strong. Their loss Is SOC
killed. wounded and captured. The famous suer
rilla, McGould, was killed. The notorious chief
Porter, was badly wounded. ....
, 1863-01-29

A letter from Flemingsburg, KY, dated the
18th, says that a gentleman from Abingdon, Va,
five days before, reports that 80 900 Confederate
troops passed through that place from Richmond,
to reinforce the tehel army in Tennessee This
seems to confirm the telcg aphic report from the
army Of the Potomac, that 90 regiments had been
sent from Lees army into Tennessee. Itisdoubt.
ful, however, whether they can get through, rs
Gen. Carter had destroyed the road in Eastern
Tennessee before they could reach there.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
FROM EUROPE.

hON1 4 OhOf6s
HALIFAX, Nav 1.-THE steamer America has
arrived with later European adyices. Her
news is meager and unimportant-
The steamer Africa arrived at Queenstown
on the Sd inst
ENGLAND.
The Observer, in pacific article, does Justice
to President Lincoln and his advisers who, IL
says, eSince sincere and earnest desire to
cultivate the most friendly relations with Great
Britain, and to avoid giving just cause Of Of.
f,nse
The Time. city article says it is understood
That the United States Government has re-
solved to send an agent TO England yersed In
mar Itime and international law, to Cooperate
with Mr.. Adams in the consideration of yari-
ous questions likely to arise on those points, for
the purpose OF promp. settlement thereof.
The London Globe thinks there is no truth in
the report OF the intended visit of the Prince
and Princess Of Wales 10 the Emperor Napo.
leon.
Itis stated that the Government has confer
red extensive powers on the acting inspector
under the local government act for providing
employment, for practicable drainage and
other works, for unemployed cotton opera
uyes.
FRANCE
The National Chambers have approved, by
one majority, the course of the Government.
The London Heralds Paris correspondent
says the conviction is gaining ground in Paris
that the avoidance of a war with Russ la rests
nc longer with England and France, but with
Russia.
RUSSIA.
A Russian army has been routed by three
thousand Caucasians, and the Grand Duke
Michael narrowly escaped capture.
A Vienna telegram says that Russia's note
to Austria does not justify the apprehension of
an untayorable change in political affairs.
COMMERCIAL
Saturday, Nav 2-cotton Is Rrmer, and ali
qualities slightly higher Breadstuffs, steady.
Provisions, quiet and steady. Produce, steady.
Censols very firm at &35G
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HOW STONEWALL JACKSON RECEIY.
ED HIS DEATH WOUNDS
He was Nearly Taken Prisoner by our
EarceS

fOfceS.
The Richmond papers give the following
particulars of the manner in which Stonewall
jackson came to his death:
The wife of Gen. ia ckson is now in Rich
mond. She has been informed by q letter of the
melancholy circumstances under which the
General received his wounds. At midnight
on Saturday night, his men being drawn mp in
line of battle, body OF troops were seen in ad-
vance of our line 1t being doubtful whether
they were friends or enemies, Gen. ackson
and staff rode 1orW ard to ascertain.
Whilst he was engaged in accommodating, his
men, being unaware of his movements, mis-
took himself and staff for enemies, and fired
yolley into them, instantly killing one of his
st2H, and sex erely wounding Gen. Jackson and
Major Crutchfield. One bullet passed through
the Generals right hand, whilst another struck
his left arm below the elbow, and, ranging up
ward, shattered the bone near the shoulder He
Immediately fell to the ground.
His brother in la w, who was with him. lald
down beside him to ascertain the character of
his wounds. In Il moment the unknown troops
i'll front, whe proved to be the enemy, adyanced
and captured two other staff officers, who were
standing over the General, without no ling
him. Soon alter tour of our men placed him on
a stretcher, and were bearing him to the rear,
when they We're all shot down. The in ju ry to
his right hand is severe, one of the b ones
having been shot away.
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The Alahama South of. the Equation

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE ship Antelope,
form Calcutta, reports as follows: April .:}d,
lat. 2 NJ, long. % 81 W., spoke the British
ship Victory, the captain Of which reported
that on the 10th of April, ten miles south of the
equator, in long. 29 20, at a. m, was boarded
by an officer from steamer who reported her
as tie United States steamer Iroqnis, and was
anxious To know if the. Victory had seen any
sight, aud the officer went aboard his vessel,
which then steamed towards the ship. II was
calm all day, and at : O'Clock they sa " the
ship on fire. The steamer was harqne rigged,
and mourted seven guns. Sha had shield of
figure head, and was undoubtedly the British
pirate Alabama.
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Comp plime ntary Order from Gen. Wads-
W0rfh

ARMY CoRPs, May9, 1s63-Generdl Orders, No.
40-Tke general commanding, ayailing himself
Of the temporary repose now enjoyed by his
few days, deems it proper to express his thanks
TO Colonel Bragg, Sixth Wisconsin volunteers,
Colonel Morrow, Twenty fourth Michigan
volunteers, and the gallant men under their
commands, for the heroic manner in which
they crossed the Rappahannock and seized the
heights on the opposite shore on the Goth of
April, and likewise 10 Erigadier General Me-
rediih and the whole of the Fourth brigade,
for the promptness with which they folio wed
in this daring enterprise
BY command of Brig Gen. Wadsworth
JOHN a. KRiss, Lit Col. and A. A. G. =.
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Spies TO be Hung

CINCINNATI, May l3.-The court martial in
this city yesterday found Chas. Perkin, alias
Hawkins, George Sims, VIM. S. Burgess
and Sergeant John r. Lyle, of the rebel army,
who were arrested within our lines. and az
cused as spies. guilty thereof, and sentenced
them to be hung. Private John G. Shore, Com
rany /. lGGth Illinois, was found guilty of
lnutiRous and iGsubordinate conduct. and was
sentenced TO be shot These proceedings have
been approved. The prisoners have been
ordered 10 be taken to Johnsons Island in
irons. and executed on May 2Nth
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a SkirmISh in Eputucky.

NASHVILLE, May 13.-A party of about sixty
rebels, mounted, between Woodburn and
Franklin, Kentucky, were met by a detach-
ment of Federal troops, sent ont from Franklin,
and defeated. The rebels lost five killed and
several wounded. The Federal force was still
pursuing them at the time the train left, at II
o'clock TO night. A rebel major. a surgeon, and
feur lieutenants arrived from the front to-
night, with six ambulance loads of wounded
t-aF-
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~ The steward Of the Dauphin county Pal
poor house has been arrested for treating the
Unfortunate inmates of that institution in
most brutal manner. The whipping Of women,
chaining them by the feet 10 heavy iron weights,
placing handouts upon their wrists, and con-
signing them for successive days 10 the .s black
hole, are among the charges preferred against
him
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kY-The Quakers held their annual meeting
in Philadelphia last week. There were not
as many i'll attendance as usual, and the spirit
OF the proceedings seemed colder. One brother
was reprimanded by the meeting for having a
that, had he not been man of wealth and lib
erality, woals probably have been expelled.
He protests against such interference, and
saws it is no worse 10 keep piano than to keep
horses or pictures.
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Reports about Gen Mcclellan.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Express under
stands that Gen. Mcclellan last week sent a
request to the President either to accept his
resignation or to give him active service.
Rumor says that the resignation was not ac-
ccpted, but reply was received, accompanied
hy The in.imation that his active service would
be required at an early day.
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From jamaica.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Planta-
genet, from Jamaica on the 5th and Port Royal
on the 7th instant, has arrived. Gen. Legros
attempted rising against the Haytien Govern
ment at a village called Dessaline. He was
arrested and the matter squelched in forty
eight hours.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENEE near Willard Rote
Yxou


GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. near Tillard's Hotei
Lsoaksp GEovss - ---- MAHkass
THIS EVENING.
LAST WIGHT 8 Ut ONE OF
The Philadelphia Artistes.
MRS. JOHN DREW, MR.. BARTON HILL,
MISS Il. FRICE, MRS. STEPHENS.
Last nj sht positively, of the ", thrilling sensa
toTal plsy,
AU ROkA FL0YDl
AURORA FLUYDi
New scenery ts strong mac hnery dc. by Putnam
Aurcrs Floyd. yd.....---...........M .Mrs; John Draw
Lucy Floyo; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Miss. Price
hIs: rove; ........--.... Mrs; stephens
Bulstrede ......-... Mr v q Bosee
M Floyd Mr.. Z. B. Wiiisms
Saturday Benefit of Mrs John Drew
Monday next-Lueiils Western
rehearsal-THE ROBBERS WIFE.
~ Admission 50, q, and rs cents. No extra
charge for secured seats.
wA5Hik k-TCN THEATRE.
CORNER I1TH AND STREETS.
GRAND REOPENING.
MONDAY EvENiNG. MAY 18TH.
Mas. HARRIET REECHER STowE's
Sublime Work of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Produced at the arrest request Of many citizens.
with
Ne,c aud Trrthfui Scenery!
Startling Mechanical Effects!
Brilliant APPOINTMENTS.
and
ALL THE ORIGINAL MUsICl
Seats reserved three days in advance without
extra charge. Prices of admission as usual
Es- Full particulars in circ ulsrs. my l5-3t*
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SThe piles sustaining the London bridge
ha We been driy en- five hundred years, and re-
cent examination show them TO ha We de.sayed
but little. They are Of ash.
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THE NoLDs Nous

The undersigned. thankful to his friends and the
public in genera ], for the patronage they 4
the cCleliaB House, - resi- pectfully begs bic
leave to inform them that he has transferred his
to the Corner ofl5th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. where he has opened house in
new nsyse and eomPete style Connected with it is y
Liquors will always be on hand. Meals can be had
at all hours, and at the shortest notice.
The public are respectfully invited to visit this
stablishment
mayo Sms ]. W. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.