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FoRrRrss MONROE, Dec. 0,

WAiHNaToN, Dec. l0.-The Star contains the follow
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FoRrRE@ MONROE Dec. 0.
To Major General Z. 4. Hitchcock:
My belief b that our prisoners on Belle I,le are IN
tents have requested Mr. 0uld to share the clothing
aud subsistence sent by the Government with our clzen
prisoners. have no doubt II has been done.
(sigasd) ]. A. MEREDITH.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
From Ne,Hbcrn. n. G.

The U. 9. steam transport Dudley Buck, Capt
Smith, arrived yesterday. bringing intelligence from
Newbern 10 May 5th. Gen. Foster was still al
Nswosrn, experimenting the strengthening Of the
ioruncstons. There had been nothing heard of the
heoels 10 the vicinidssof Ne wbern and Washington.
ine u o. transport Long Island, Capt Phillips,
aceoen'aiy took lire on the evening of the 3Oth ult,
ana was en're'y destroyed. She was built At New.
York. three years old, and formerly piled between
this city and Glen Cove, She WA iasursd by III.
Government 1he folio wing ia a list Of her passen.
geSs:
Csrt. Richardson, J. j. Wood, D. g. We'll. A., H.,
Lieut.. Ring Am. Holbrook Ksnney sinp.on 4 " o.
nsy l.. !siJlsr North, W. w. Bell, Csp j. D. Pbitios
.pd 100 In ths sjssTsss =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
The Attack on Grand Gulf.
Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette.
NAIIoShL EsCAsPzErT At MfLLIXr-'s BEsD, 4
Ef.drx afteraaou- Ia. Itfl

Core u
NATIONAL EScAsPSErT At MiLLxr-'. BEsp. LA.,l
Fh9ly afternoon. Nay 1. 1859. :
A courier with dispatches ior Washington, arrived
here from Grand Gulf this noon, bringing more par
ticulnrs Of the bombardment OF Grand Gulf lie
staten that tie lighting wis very severe on both
aides and carried on with inleusty aud obstlnacy
unsurpassed By any naval engagement as yet IT,
corded in the siege Of Vick-burg.
The gunbOais commenced the attack at dayhs hi
on WeDesday, but did not attempt 10 ruo past he
Rebel batteries which It hoped coud be
silcuced and carried. The Rebels have three Sinch
eounbisds and two @O-pounder PARROTS mounted
on the ex rene promontOTy al Grand Gulf, aud line
20 and 30-poundcf Parrots intTenchcd back VI the
Others thus completely rasing all tue water ap.
proaches.
Inc bombnrdment was terrific, onr gunboat men
exhibiting a co0lness, courage. and determination
which IL seemed nothing could resist. Inc Rebels
stood bravely 10 iheir guns, but the steady and
heavy fire from IN. foD-clads drove them again aud
again. All the bOaIs struck repeatedly, bat
the Tutcumhla AS before stated, was the only onc
materially damaged. She bad her hog.chains cur
away and was Otherwise 70 badly damaged nat II
was deemed advisable to remove her from the scene
OF action.
CASUALTIES OF TIE FLEET.
The total number OF killed ia 90; wounded, -.
The Benton lost 6men the Tuscunbia, 5; tho Mound
City, 1; and tue others more or lees, making 1be
total gwen.
RUNNING THE BATTERIES.
Finding it u,tless to protect the contest when tie
object to b. attained could DO reached by another
way, the gunboas moved out Of range, anu prepared
TO run the blockade.
The usual precautions were taken 10 prevent cas-
ualties and eaed gunbost carried sll the troops 1t
could conveniently accommodate. The transports
were filled with troops, and Nil the bafges crowded,
eager tie soldiers ~ take part III the eXcit
ing scene. The guD5oatr started first, aud were
peppered handsomely for it was almost IA bright Ms
mio-day-the moon was shining from a eloUdless
eky. When the transports appeared the coucen-
tracd fire Of the Rebel batteries was directed TO
them; bat none OF The vessels were disabled. The
Chees. man had Fix seven horses killed oy the eS-
osion Of shell, but no lives were oat, I'D lar as
laid from.
Gen. Grant was aboard a tug during the fight,
and directed the movement OF tioops, under cover
Of the gunboat fire. The forces landed at Bayou
Pierre, are now on their march 10 Pors Gibson, at
which IL is supposed Rebel force is lodged.
As l write heavy firing u sgan heard in the
direction OF ilaines's Bluff end we are in momen-
iaGy expectation OK news from that locality; but
must close now Tor the mail. r. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN
Large Captures Of rms and Artillery
PURSUIT OF THE FLYING FOE.
BRIDGE OVER Big BLACK BAYOU DESTROYED.
Retreat from vieksburg Cut Oh.

WasurSeroy Saturday, May Q, 1882
The following has been received at the headquar'
ters Of the army:
GaAsp GuLY. Mays. 1850, B
Via Memphis, Tenn. May, I}
Maj Gen H. W. HALLrck GsasraI "a ChfcC Wa'aiH9'on'
Sir: We landed at Bouinsburg April 80, moved
Immediately on Port Gibson, met the enemy lllOOO
sronp) four miles south Of Port Gibson at a. IN on
the LIT ns, aud engaged him al day, entirely rout
ing hlul, with the loss of many killed and about 5OJ
prisoners, beside the wounded. Our loss Is about
100 killed and 500 wounded.
The enemy retreated toward VicksbuTg, destroy
ing the bridges over tho two forks Of the Bayou
Pierre. These were rebnilt, and the pursuit has
continued until the present time.
Beside tie beavy artillery at this place, four field
pieces were captured, and some stores, and the
enemy were driven 10 destroy many more.
The country lie the most broken and difficult 70
operate in l ever cav.
Our victory has been most complete, and the
enemy are thoroughly demoralized.
Very repeatedly, u. GRANT;
SPRINGFIELD. III Saturday Nay 3, 1859.
The following dispatch was received late lei
night;
We gained a glorious victory at Port Gibson OF
the LIST iua. The enemy are in full retreat. Oui
forces are in close pursuit. The Illinois troops n
usual behaved with the ereatc,t gellantry. The o'
Oh our side ia ~ killed and 800 wounded. We have
taken 900 prisoners. The loss OF the enemy II
killed and wounded WAS much greater than onr,.
| RICHARD YATES.
CiSCIssATi, Saturday MAY .. 1853
The following ia a special dispatch TO The Ga
MrrrIus Thursday May 2. ls'3;
Gen. Grant has captured Grand Gull, Pori Glib
son, and Willard Valley.
| On "Wednesday, Gen Grants main army wa
30 miles up the Big Black River, marching on The
rear Of Vicksburg.
The army was enthusiastic at the prospect o
speedy victory.
| CAIRO, May 10. 1862
The Memphis Bulletin o. last evening saysthat Gen
Grant ha. cent 800 prisoners to MIliIkcns Bend.
portion Of bis forces, when Iast heard from, wer'
within 20 miles Of Jackson, and Lad taken severa
days rstions with them. /, was reported that tbs
bridge over the Big Black Bayou lad been de
stroyed. tins cutting Of the Rebel retreat from
| Vcksburg.
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.rovuEu GREAT CAVALRY nAfS'
Coutinued frem First PAGE.

twenty Of our men found near lU0 borsts az .nd
st one time Another time We mlesed on, ~ mad
sndierly came ugOn eight or ten "O ..iD uher.
been into deep wood outoi- be-wa! - ralrable
theg hsd tken and secre'ea w.. ta;, bomss.
prolNrty and were returning 70 men 1T a Rebel
Oo the 9th Col. Bariow's Tes'nen' VI ~.
cavalry made a heavy dash on on, 5e<i' -" AZ
xsi,b,n thirty wards Of our little 9uis-us 49, hn,
mounted rifemen who were 70 - 81 ,wer-y
thew dashed back readily WIN .Voe 80 20 u,an
e. Gu! vac "a y-itbout touching one OF our men,
nv " o a. ,Se 26fb q most dlstardly deeu was
so,,a5 nv the QnerriIas VINO were seereted IN d
80 'bicke,. While one OF Cob tatcns orueP-
n Sas passing alone, from the co'ohh 10 INC au,
- ,ard slth some order, those assassins raise
g, IS !, bid,ne-place and. without speaking TO the
1vJe,Ir. shot him through, which proved fatal the
w. had seven men taken prisoners at different
times and we took great many prisoners, most OF
whoo were paroled. We brought III over twenty,
ard come five hundred head of mules and horses aud
some fifty negroes.
When we arrived in camp we found all activity.
Gen. Smlth had inst returned from an expeohich
down on Coldwater and Tsllshstchie, where ~, 9o
held Chalmers from interrupting Col. Grler'oh y
brought back over 400 horses and mules anu ~
the 9th Iowa Infantry are mounted and wei p'o"'''
with the transfer. . .o.,n,ond
Yesterday morning, Col. Hatch, ID CON, eomp %av,
started on another expedition with t9e - 1870,
airy, 4th Illinois Cavalry ON ~ ~.,..irr ,,,,b
mounted, and the I'd West Tennessee oaNA "a
1--WE DAYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OF course uhAHo"" "
here. ,.t o,a ubale
This is Just the thiug to PerpleS crs Sl H. Fr'
spsS nth NV we went the better found the land,
ana The more land we found in cultivation mostly
corn and wbeavery hIe cotton nGa. Is Go oyn ~
,be frst time. We saw a great deal OF cotton, aud
sbe,e Is plenty of corn, FODDER, and bacon through
az conntry for large cavalry force to subsist ON
AM length Of time by operating actively.
SA' Co. B, IN IOWA CAVALRY.
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From Nushyille.

NASHVILLE, Friday hay 8, 1879.
Gen. Mitchell left the city for Louisville yester.
day. Gen. Morgan is temporarily in command.
Five Rebel eitizens were sent beyond our lines
South to-day. Ten more leave tomorrow.
The Pre", anew Union paper, edited by b. c.
Truman, Issued an extra this afternoon containing
important news from Hookers army, which caused
inteuse excitement. Union men were wild with
delight, but tho officers in command were chary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

serv,co which has now been intrusted to him. Dan
gerou, "A that service is do not believe that he
!, 10 be ontw tied by his Rebel antagonists. IL IL
NOT improbable that This EXPEDITION is destined 10
break np the Rebel line Of Communication between
thc Nor1-Etst sud SOuih West, and utterly circuin'
..nt the Rebel plans. Whatever my be the result
Col GrersoD will accomplish all that the most uHs
ing valor and seepess vigilance could acconpnsn
aud will deserve We Of his couutry and the oo'''A
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

TIE IRISH RELIEF FUsp.-Ths Treasurer OF the
Irish Relief Fund s-inovedges tho receipt Of 81 $50 from
Barney Williams. being Tho proceed Of tho recent enter
,arsn which he gave for the beneh. Of that fund MI
William. desires thanks tho pe gensfsly FOR
the bsrsy dp in awe ;i.iDs The sish Relief Beneo'
as also to Mai. Gusnsbes, Mad Srakosch. Ar c. Wal
colt Mile G,lei and Mad MarT- for the valuable aid
eod.rsd the occaon. The reeps Of sbe house amount
ed TO s2O7l and the disbursements for rent, &c. eoo5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
The Remains OF Major-C,rn. Berry.

RocKLAsD, Ms.. Saturday. May o. 1883
The remains of Msjor-0en Berry, escorted by a
detachment Of the 18th Maine Regiment, reached his
late res ence in this city to-day Minute guns were
fred flags were placed at half.msst and all the
buildings in the principal streets drapod in mourning
The funeral will take place on Thursday next under
the direction Of Adj..Jep. Uodsdsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

TRIAL TRIP OF PILOT BoAr.-On Saturday the
new pilot bost T.. f. Williams, built .! GreeHpont and
named In honor Of the buder made trial zip down the
bay her spsud under a fully ressng tbs sIpsc'
ops OF all concerned She rates IA speed and Les been
numerically dsigua,.d No. IA" Mrs williams mss pre-
,nsd tho with elegant outfit Of bed and toilet linen
Zach article being marked with the boats name ia ON
btoidery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

FUNERAL OF CoUscILaAS Ho0AS.-The funeral
Of Counciusn Hogan took place yesterday afternoon on
hs re,eaee No Morris stre7t sod was isEeJ attended,
tho Common Council and fdsuis uniting in paying
III. Lat tribute Of re,pec. 70 the memory the desea.sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
HELAIBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

an excellent lotion for diseases Syphitc nature
injection 10 dises'es ~ the Urinary Orssas arising from
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See remark, made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL.
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USE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

A Boz KILLED by FALLING BUILDISG.-On
Friday evening about o'clock the diapdaed Louise, No
Ped fell ard barred beneath e. ruias Lawrence Cook
boz shout years oli who Killed almost instantly
Th.ie were than loo aud children in and nound
the baldns tho time Of she accident bit no more lives
were lost.
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fAdyertisemen,l
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or excellent quality. for White Ware Fire Bricks ko firc
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WORK on THE BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-ln ac-
cordance With the decision rendered by Juese Barbour o.
superior Court on Friday, tbs Earsm Railroad Conp'oy on
Saturday se large body Of at WORK upon the "ooeen
ties already laid in Broadway between Thirteenth and -Four
teeoh streets. fastening the iron rails and replacing the Bel
rsn pavement TIL. order OF Judge Barbour IL neither an
wsdsusnt Of prejudIc@ to tho rights o! either
u.rty in the legal proceedings already instituted
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HELMBoLD's ExTRACl eucaU

For weaknesses arising from Excesser Bsbiu Dt~ips
tou Early lndpcieton or Abuse, stte asdi
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NEw.YoRK TYPOGRAPHICAL UsIoS.-At meet
ing Of this Society Saturday evening reported thai the
printers had seceded TO the dsnSnds Of the uno
bot a,ted slight modification, which wss granted The
entire force in The World eOmpO'nsroom VI" admitted to
IN mbership.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

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Dangerous Diseases.
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