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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
NEWS FROM MEwBsaN, N. C.

wait Of General Foster 20 tho Camps Of
she Nine Months Mcn-Ris sp eech 20
the Troops and Its Enect-ae-enltst-
mens OF soidiers-Fornantion Of q New
Artillery Regiment, &c., sc.
Nrwsnr, N. o., May 20, 1893.
The United States stesMer Dudley Book leaves here u
Ave p, n for Now York.
On the 27th MAJOR General Festes visited the camps Of
the nine months men, and made eloquent speech 70
each regiment lie spoko Of their many victories their
matchas bravery their heroic sndsranes, theIr nagpn
ssas discipline, ana ssfssan aseuas essass 70 The
sachnsat existing bstwssa himself ana them, which
brought forth dcafsSlns cAssrs rsu The oops mngsd
with music ana We roar o. artillery which gave tbs
scens the appearance q q grand abls&
General Foster told these sods thss 10 sod not part
with them that they must NOT ,save him end sAsrs
At this stage Of the rsbssop that ~ would give
them all the advantages accompanying rssnibtmsnt, h.
GLIDING furlougn Of thirty lays 70 each rsusns ss1 70
arrange u that while one regiment departed aooshsr
should be ready Y. rs,srn which psOposou appeared 70
meet with general favor.
0sners Foster then called upon the BDe mon hs men
for new artillery regimen. twelve companies Of oos
hundred and nifty each This regiment organized
upon the SPOT and officers appointed regiments cer
ing 70 furnish high three companies for this now
Command which Will be ready Cor vos In short lime
The desire OF that portion Of the Rghtoenlh army corps
now in South Carolina and eight under their
old chief where they have active service arousing
the sympaihes Of the whole department. IA tper behalf
Tho numerous letters which are continually reaching Con
Foster from these officers and msp nov separated from
him against express orders Of the President contain
sppeas their Of the most affecting character
aside from general Offer 70 fsenist for the tbelr
wishes are granted. a
Rather than have any III feeling existing between the
two departments, General Fesler willing TO furnst
General Hunter with swo black regiments for each
bis white regiments that 10 returned.
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o. horses dan DO ridden before passing the Inspection
and Il Is weM known many have been broken
% ne saddle and arc therefore useless cavalry p
pssss In consequence. There 10 system Of training
adopted with thsm riding sohooI trough rider" 70
oash both Tho horse aud HE rider their respective duties
ssnt or 10 that direction whore cavalry horses are ro
spsed, their hrst esson q hard A bride with
heavy MamOluke biz Is placed upoa them, whose mouths
Droosby have ao7or fet anything but the plain snaie
0AaCensosse 10 tho STRAIN Of edeh bit and she
vcs equally green the horse, the power OF control
may eosuo IN OF actual engagement, from such
solabna0n Of cream stances, easily be imagined
Tho lives OF many promising cavalry sodorsouicers ana
vIvatcs-have bsen SACRIFICED by being mounted on un
ruy unbroken brutes which have not, 70 use tecbnca
Arase, "any mouth Tho Ill results attendant on nav
g artillery and amb Iabco horses raw and Snorose'
~ just described readily be conceived
RAISING rsE aoyxsitMssr PRICE.
tho mos, cectual stop that government can ake 70
saiss tho quality and Of tho horses they purchase
tho army Ia 70 IN standard price at tho original
rate VIZ QUO hundgod and nifty dollars For this sum
thoy depend being supplied with better class OF
animals than tho wrochsd that now pass muster
end VIII 81 arc dear any price But thorough rcvi
oa Of aud Investigation into the inspecting and contract
nesystens must psocode sdoh COARSE else tho OWL
win inefsasoby noriug as.ili larger fold for plum
asraud corruption The appointment Of properly quail
nsdand veternary surgeons ss government
inspectors aso nds9onsably reluisisc nreformng ho
system.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS wuxRal.

- Fosrnns. MAxson, May 30, 1853.
Ts dead BODY % sappssed rsb1 soldier soatsd ashore
here this morning u Looked shoesh had been 10 tue
wstes sos time Several dollars i6soasSssn money and
discharge from Georgia rsgmsDt iwsrs found on his
person. The body has been identified ~ that Of Frsds
rick Clark He native of Burlington ~ J. A. tho
breaking ont Of the war no vas 10 Norfolk, and
enlisted In the rebel army. His friends have
heard from him except through the Richmond
papers which said that he . mail carrier and
murdered last December, between Richmond and Peters
burg, and that Two had been hing Richmond for
hs murder lilo foated ashore within hundred yards q
she odce whero HE cousin employed
Tho state of kalne Ia charge Of Captain John
r. Milford, flag ~ hpa oahcer for this department, lei,
for City Po,n, lhw afternoon soe takes op hun
dred and SIXTY rebel prsoners
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Rebel Account OF the destruction %
jackson. Misc.

DAMAGE ESTIMATED ~ 1--WE Mu.LIoNs or uoLLAEs.
Ia order 20 a1certHin tho ~ Gamase done BY
General Grants troops iarBg their forty 81 lit loars
occupation o tho CITY OF JAckson, the editor ~ the brak
survey u tho place. and gives below Tho result OF his
os-ervaif rs. The Following ouildnss were onrned--
Green's cotton factory. 10. lher Niih al The machine
connected With 10 factory hrHpr asory, nd all .'s
ANAL budmxr eoaDecisd u,SFesiih; j. A. siasess'
foundry HALEY cotton sh a cnn aiming larg ~ anty
Of tar Limo, cohicnt Sc Catholic chdrci aiipa snnage
Mrs liacwei house and clniet u.s. ,onicerntc House.
toy thcr with fcpturc, &r. ra'roaA dogoi 1d AL Mo
suio'nfs mmel lately west AMI sofia 81 ~ .ane'
sato 1on!ten,ary. With al TIA macbineTy noat.
on STATE street, from shaw'a store 70 Graves
corISr, including Gr-cn's babkias house Anbsosicf
tVldng, with ainber OF small intervening hoosel all
t5 houses hs south eide ~ Pearl street from State
street 70 the Mississippi Bda once. Inelndlhg tho Con
derate quarternasiers oe number ~ alcds and
houses near the old depot % tho Southern Railroad contain
ing an immense aoany OF cotton. moasses and
houses trout OF the city fail and market housc cyocp.
Mrs sanders boarding hoise and two smat sh
IIemlcys hat factory, Robiason's warehouse, General
Trcemaus dwelling house all thr buildings belonging To
the fair ground factory aud satparc works the
bridges aud ests work on tbs southern kairoad far
several miles all shos In which government work wac
beine carried on All the stores 10 the city were ~
LACED, Their contents either carried oil hrnvu va Tho
streets and burned Tho N.a,isppaa oioo was brokss.
Open thu WI thrown Ia the street and the presses aud
furniture broken up The Iost ofncn Wal rirsd 81 hs
contents The Governors mansion was broken opao aad
| pianoe and furniture destroyed.
Tho Epic pal church WAS entered and the whole int
ror dcfaced Nearly all ibs private residences
tered aud trunks broken open, nDc dresses torn TO pieces
Kpanps on ca Vas broken opon ha dental n,trumcnt.
carried On ard his furDitrrc destroyed Captain l. Jul
lieu bookstore and bindery were destroyed. w cray
60. q drug store partially destroyed. 0eph Nor
grdgc extensive sufferer by the dcprr atoms OK
The vandas. w. Vcrdcas loss m sugar mossset Ae ~
estimated At 200 90. -. W. Bcsick hnt hayuy ~ his
tobacco and cOumisslun store Allen X lsol o't AL
their books, papcra. money ard merchaadiao ~ 9
tarrar iort his horfe, and mur@ T. NJ klslr lost hr
"a r,
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YAsaror rIgssuss aRorrp ASSOCIATION rsorrmo.
FrAIxcnAs AND pocsEsBAn.--The trolting match Tor
Al 900. mite heats vast three ave, IA harness bc.
tween Mr.. simmons brown stallion FiIhnsham and NJ
,orr,a.sys cray geIdng Rocsogham Win come OF this
a,,e,noon over the FASHION track Yesterday Fihsa.
ham was decidedly the avore. Tho proprietor notified
us tina, saporn,sudcn, Kennedy intends scndag tho
soarss body ~ police sus oay strong to make shor,
vors With the pIckpockcp, shoaii thoy sho~ them.
selves ssasn during the sssea 81 the fah1cn piassw
erourAs
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BnuW, May Al 1893
Herr Won Bsmash present al todays sitting az
tho Chamber Of Deputies and read royal message. In
which tho King says tho House has indirectly approved
II tho conduct Of It's President which IN violation
Of ths constitutional rights o HnIstry suoh POSI-
ton for the Ministry does no, correspond with tho
dignity Of the Crown. Tho Kins can oniy advise tho
Chamber sach state VI ,b,ass. In order THAI
tho businese Of the House may be continued
Herr Won Bsmark then left the Hoase.
Hsrr verchow that tho royal message 10 refer.
red 10 tho Committee the Address, mo Ministers
had msinforrnsd thu King
thu s,oa,ou vss unap .uoa.ly a>sop,sd
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Reception OF Returned Volunteers at
Pougbkeepsis.

PofaDuifr, Juno D, 1870.
,ompapy y. u inc ihr,c,h view yots state yoluu
,csr. erlls,sd al the commaa.s@eni a The aud lis
nr., fron this city, me, With INST bftat recepis n
here % DAY by The entire Fre i1rartas g. all bs mil.
s,ry, us pupsx OF warnss Institute and stafens q
rasn1n. Busae.- consge. rns company has ~, q ~
uen n ,hs thirteen cngas ments N whkh Hhs peusi
xs,.d me seysn,h regiment tssa % New tevs hsaiea
tn pr~~~spe
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shetcb Of the CITY Of ruep,a.

Tho town In situated nineteen degrees north latitude
between three hils st kilometres from tho river
Aoyac Tho immediate approaches 10 the town are but
little M its favor In the faubourgs, which abound in
dust mud, according 10 the season. nothing but ruin
and misery are 10 be met With BIT soon pavement Ia
seen, and streets bu,lt with mathematical
precision and crossing each other at right angles BY
degrees the centre approached Tie become
more gay in appearance the heavy OF tho con
vents distinguished and the large square arrived
At, bordered side by The cathedral and The
other by tbc government palace. Among she pubic
buildings at Puebla must be dist ushed the churches,
which by their dimensions the richness Of tholr deco
rations and the number Of paintings sculptures
exseed the Old World The faithful have libe
rally Contributed Their wealth and their labor for tho
establishment Of the building devoted 10 religion. Nest
TO the cathedral the College Of ~ Peter and st. fau tho
Episcopal Palace the Convent Of st. Francis and that Of
81 Dominique, the most remarkable Tho Convent OF
st. Francis preserves statue Of the Virgin which,
cording 70 tradition into America with Fernando
Corcx When the great captain had longer any need
Of u hs gave 70 his ally, Axotecali Of Tiaxcala This
bears tho ephet Of Victorious" which reminds them
Of their defeat Tho present population Of Pueblo ssti
mated al SIXTY three thousand soale and formerly
much considerable. Not only the converts con
tsaed people, but the manufactures which
much reduced, occupied large number Of workmep.
Pueba celebrated for s hats cotton stus earthen
ware, soaps and saddlery articles II scarcely lives
but upon lis former reputation It's staple industry
Fists the production Of small figures Of wax which
remarkable the correctness Of their forms and color
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RausoAD ro,sy. Our les statue al ir ls't s,s 90
pas 81 az gls ING The power " ne Governor a the
sat. 70 apyop, poicsaeo ,or ,hs services v ssosl
companies usng s'elm povcr The romIantss 70 ~ sr
peases Mr. ilash yasts ihs dstscilis soeo lLs
fTis Rairoai me nasess y icr "a lA~
10 order yf,lsc, the iTsTsns c9nu.4liy. AM m4uy
,hfcush hh - cuaciineas cl'ecied u iefy .ksy
lh,t yew Jersey aud sru.yissnn rI afcgt r.rn lag
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sxkcurIoH on Hol.plsas.
saiss OF Government Bonds /.

fnn<nEyns, Jaos !, Ise3.
no government General subscrlp,on Agent fegorb
tho saIo 70 dag ~ Ave twentns 10 Mo sm0uat u
o. sos 900 a, the vsrpus assre. Es~ Yors, rh,ls
deli "a Tlostcn asd ,hs wsft
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An immense meeting was held Change this morn
ng General Fuller announced tho great necessity for
funds TO sond supplies TO the wounded a, ylessamg
Nearly 80 900 raised. Tho commtos u tho Balaso
Board OF Trade 400, tho oswess Board 'he same
General walbrdgs, behalf u ths Nsw York comnttoo
Of Tho Produce Exchange gave 800 Great enthusiasm
prevailed.
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I.t~p NJ h.afy s,ocrs sin lass bffon be yard
a ers1npalui, on wcdDsfaay. JaHs .. - ab,si ten
ocioo< a new os-s s'sSrct q 90 tns fsru 80.
basu abo s % 10 cssi - Rs,nu4il5s. 1nd vi -,
t.iiy sar on the acAssua reaia
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an iafH o. 10 p.
gcmpbls pap n 80, 10 'sy' on - "i.s's i'"'n
GefaanbiNn, inse. Coin g're.s, A.' Ct-fafb is
force q TOO tholAand ave hasdfei - ief.i
III. 2s,h, add drove th.in ., ~ r,nan,,be vss
a ioss n az X !ei ard ihsca n,oi
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Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA NAY ~ ioro
Ssvfspsat,oa Of Me Re,s from Aerico--Uepss VI ns
ErsneA-Ths yisps Of General Santa Assa, d.. dc.
gentleman now hero ~Lo LEFT Pueba on the 9th inst
esaosms the nows that the French had suspended hot
tsss while awaiting tho arrival Of heavy artillery AZ
tt date lcces had arrived at the camp aud tho
nsaIner were not far or Two companies Of tho Foreign
IAsion scnoou reconnaissance, had been captu ed
soAs fesra after Ght, In which they lest sixty
upsa bed and wounded. II related that three com.
,pIss Il zoaayoz got caught IN trap IN an old convent
"a Paeba, BY door giving way beneath them Whilo IA
chs predicamcnt they found themselves attacked at
terrible disadvantage notwithstanding which thsy do
ssuded themselves such determination that they hep
slsIr ssans ut bay Tor two days and analiy ESCAPED
wilma of sixty Of their number torey hal given
then up for oss not knowing waai had become Of them
ron jose L. d. Santa Anna, Of the President ~
Ncxko and now In Havana, ~ letter publfhcd Ia
days. Desc denies the statement that mis- father Was
solaa 70 Vera craz unite fortunes with tho French
10 snms that Zip 70 Vera Crus melitaed by the
.h spile,aan but entirely for the purpose he says, d
tohsss after some property Hs adds, that II his faith
Contemplated going 70 hexoo with political parpcss il
~oun bo 10 defend with his sword the integrity Of tho
nal nal territory" From this 10 may JUSTLY infer thai
shs General n opposed 10 the French
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t1rsesiafea from tho Extra of the DA do Marina ~
May 90
rs french war steamer Daren which has ias, arrived
rr.nvcri Cruz brings important dispatches from &c.
serai rorey for the Emperor Napoleon tho Third They
Annones tho occupation OF Pusba by tho forces uudsr
~. csnmAad. mo Following sho fe~ details which
20 have been able 70 obtain
On the SIN last, General Coonforl VINO had received
venscrosmeuts attempted 70 attack the rreueh IN tho
rear but confronted BY General BazaInes division
vh,ch have been informed, graphically routed ,hsr
eppooens The battle ,ook place al San lorenzo Gen.
Ceonfors lost 500 kiod wounded and prisoners
seven or eight pieces II rned cannon and the greater par,
n HE Arms ard sanltors. n int ihe prinr,pal
ssses ef Comoafosts attack 70 cover thc snrasrs
INTO vssba of largo convoy of provisions and ann1nI
sbs.
U@sssss sesey ~ received portion q W heavy az
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tho rebel works would no, beoraered, but that M enc
would he taken BY regular sieee approaehes
Arrival of Prisoner. az Cairo.

Ono hondred nnd eighty rebel officers and -four thousand
Two hundred prva,es srryei to-day Tho ossTs will 10
sent 20 SaLdusky.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
rst fs -,~,sv,-,S--.,,.,..-.>>,.>>~
Capitulation Of the Citadel Of
Puebla.
Unconditional Surrender Of General
v,o 0rtsga and Garrison
The French Army En- Route for
80 the City Of Mexico
s.ltpist tia ,~~>>>~.>y~~---~~e~~e>>>~-~~
TUE BATTLE OF SAN LORENZO,
~ 20, &c. 90.
PuE BATTLE OF SAN LORENZO


havana ,he 2e,h uIt. arrived carly last evening
We beg 10 rct.rn kind Acknowledgements TO Purser
lsodgcs Of the shsdrakc, FOR his kindness 10 promptly
delivering dispatches
rha briggs highly important news Of French success
~ tho against Mexico.
According TO these accounts, the Mex,can garrison
kss been compelled 10 surrender TO the French, tho
catastrophe being possibly FASTENED by starvation IN tho
es,y. We subon the letters Of Havana correspondent
Cur Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, May 2C-2p N
xa Esosch DaIlen arrived hero from Vera
Csux about hour ago. just had mailed any letter
you by the sheIdrako She brings official dispatches
As Gsnesa rorey announcing tho surrender OF Pnsba
tu>hs 1zsh i0ss altar worry ihng resistance On tho
vss o. tho Msncaps have the Dispatches but at
~ lAss Aous Il is impossible for 10 obtain copies
soahsssfsrs sonpssd 70 sve You tbe substance which
h = Sol1cws.-t
- heavy astisry which hsd sparrived snd BEN
uasDeh psstbs, opened Gre On pusDlA On the morning
e - fss A breach having been opessd IN thc Fort Of
an ASSAULT ordered for that night, and
n - n,Ast Of Tho attack NsxOap eosr, one Colonel
7GnAes presented himself 70 Gen. ycrcy with mes
saesssm Gen. Orsssa, 70 the effect thas II be would
ss ~ sstsek sus2sndcd and permit the snrr'soa
% sere with their small and some field artillery
e. tewp would BE- surrendered. TINS proposition was
rsesssd NY Con Torcy and shortly afterwards Gag OF
ssus was sent by 0r<sa announcing his unconditional
UuRonAss.
~ eleven O'Clock 10 the forenoon OF the nth the
Preach possession Of the town. and continued 70
srsvs during tho 18th and lsh which last mentioned
~ Geu. Forey toob up his quarters IN Pueba making
n entry amid q salute Of husdred and ono guns.
Au,ssg The garrison which surrendered were besdes
shs Commapder In Chief twenty three generals nine hun
A. sfucers OF ali grades and from fifteen
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soHns1, KY, Nay 81, 1903
To day cavalry Reconnaissance was made 10 within
four mlcs Of Montioelo. There was sharp skrmshins
all the way At forde sixteen rebels with arms and
horses, were captured
simultaneously with This Colonel Adams Of tho First
cavalry, and fifty picked crossed tho river in boats
and captured tho rebel pckois a. Mil Spring. consisting
Of ono lieutenant and sixteen privseo with all their
arms, and twenty -four horses.
No nasualty on our eide
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

horssAL, May 30, 1893
O'Clock this morning
The Very Latest ~ ere Jura.
Iorpor, May "a, 1893.
The bullion 10 the Baus o. England has decreased
fI23,to0
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' + gIxApouIRrgNe ~ ms Frup,
+ MAS vicsssrpa. Nay -, 1868. J
Ba, i..le hss Been effected In she last thirty sx bours
Over one ssnarsd pieces Of nsId artillery and several
siege guns rslnsd shos and shs the suemys works
Yesterday Tho mortar sess also oot portion behind rs
soto Point and bonbarded the city the entire day.
On the right General Sherman has pushed General
ssselss division sqsarsy 70 The foot Of tho parapes
our men lay IN ditch and the slop, Of the parapet
made one Of The principal forE unable TO take BY
storn but dsssrmiDsd rot to retire. ihe Union and
rebel soldiers twenty i've feet sporf both
lees W nnict mach harm. Hach watch the other and
dozoDs Of mu,kots fred rs soldier exposes
himself above the works either side,
Nearly tho condition Of things e,sis 10 General
McpLsrsons front. HE sbapsbootes prsveri the work
my " enemyr pieces in one or iwt forie charge
wae made yes.erday morning Of the BY GsDorAl
stsphsnsoDs brigade and repuI.ed Two companies If
one regiment got nsde. fe~ got cot again IN, mos,
Of them wore capiarcd.
The ierls are all 6led ~ab infantry Oar sr1ry hss
dsmom,ed a few guns, and damaged the worr To rome
rlacss, but they still strong.
General Moclerusnd was hard pressed sbe isf, yes
to-day and zen. for reinforoemsnp General oaImbys
d.yson wen, 70 his sssk,Ance four ooocs Tho
,set oontinasd ali Que Dag wae plsstsd At
ihe foot Of TIE sarthworhs the o.sa Of rec.i
fort and seps asrs several n,ur- bat tho FORT ws-
no, taken General sccerrands hSs euma,sa a,
600 killed ana wounded yestsrdsy.
The nsh,ng grows more dsspsra. each day.
Transports now bring supyiss By water . wa,n ihrso
miller 81 our right
General Joo yobnston rcporiof ossr ~ B'g riacs
river "a our roar x,ih rsnloroem.ss for tho bs.ersi
General Grant can d.sln enough from operations
here " keep Johosoo N checs
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esy which he had been expecting, aud on the 10Th no
had battery mounted W front OF the fort OF iot'me
haseaD, one Of .he strongee, in Pusbla His artillery
was brought Into play tb dsy and BY the 17th breach
was effected General Forcy then ordered an assault;
but al resistance ceased and, the French army
having entered into The city, Gen OTisga surrendered
anOondbsionaly with oil hs forces.
Bssdes the General Chief, twenty'th generals,
nine hundred sosrs and seventeen thousand soldiers
ake nsAs prisoners Tbs whole OF the artillery or
the Cy also fell MAO the hands Of the French all the
ammunition, arms, 49,
On the Goth . division Of tho Preach army ched
for heAnc There would DO leri in Puebla only the
garrison necessary prevent tho raids Of gueras and
the whole Of Vie other forces woold also march for hc
capital
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Reconnaissance and skiS.'ish with the
Enemy.

cliro, jun J. 1897.
He.ers, AIk dsioa are to tho s;,h A rec lsri.s
esredtnu had a sharp sk~msh tho liiiIs toes rat,
on The 2s,n, with the rcbrs N urlil 'as hva
Killed and twenty iLree wounded Tho RIO. aas
three Killed ard e,sEi sound T.
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RepovteA Capture or Helena ny General
marmsdsks--Cspssreo or = Reg imsst 81
Negro soidssrs--Thsy Are naSg, With
Thcsv white Omssrs, SO.

Their White OMetfs, Nc.
Lovrvnls, NY. lane D. iso3.
A spec 81 despatch iron Marffsesbmo tho ao, Of
May Gays that General Marinadukc !. reporoi hass
soldiers. whom, togohe With the white ohecss 10
msndlos than, he hung.
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skirmish Near the Rebel headquarters
at Observation-Disclosures and Horses
Capsu,ed-RsbelP ickets ~ MIL Spring
TaEen. &C.. &c.
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HkApQuAsTsRs, AMY % Ias foIonIc,
Juno ], 1853
Tag Of truce was sent across The Rappshannock yes
terday Tho rebel officers stated that General Grant had
been ycpused at vctsburg, but refused 10 allow any
Richmond papors DO brought across tho ryer1
On Friday night guns were placed IN positIon On tho
bank os the river Faimonth, IN consequence Of tho
rcbos dsregdug The roquses previously made. to ao
s.an FROM fishing H. Had they persisted in No doing
IL had beca determined 10 open upon thsn, bat selling tho
preparation made hoy wisely desGssco prosecuting
their nbore