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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
The Situation UnehonRed-Two Brfgadcs
on the sonth Side Of the Rappahnnneck
The Encmy DO MT Reply 10 our Artii.
Iery-Geu. IIooker Visits the Front.

HKAparARrEKs AkNr oP rHg PoToaAc, June :, 1868.
Matters this morning are the same as last night,
tIigGdes OF the 9th Corps Neil and GRANTEE oc-
cupying tie south ide Of be kappahsnnock below
Fredericksburg. There hss been no diminishing
since yesterday 81 noon. Everything Is perfectly
quiet, except an occasional slot from some one Of
our siege guns.
We have cap'nrcd 96 prisoners in oil.
Oar lo,s il killed and wounded lie about 40.
Tie order OF ero-sinr WAS rs follows: The 9th
Vermont with tho &c New-Jcrsey, the 81, sth and
9th Vermont sfterwari.
The Let ID vision If the 9Th Corps re-enforced the
I'd Diyisoa Of The sse Yesterday, and are encamped
this aide Of tie river.
The enemy d. Lot reply TO cur artillery.
Gen. IIooser visited the II ont yesterday. -
Botn Geu.. Lee and LongstIeet are reported by
prisoners aud Others as having been on the river
bank Just lreyo T. the action OF Friday.
Tue remainder Of our brGiy occupy their old posi-
tioor, excepting tie 9Th COPS lMeaders), which is
At BAnks's Ford, sG.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
The Destruction of Bridges, Grist- Mills,
COtton.GiCS, &c.
JOHNSTON STILL NEAR BLACK RIVER BRIDGE.
HE HAS AN INEFFICIENT FORCE.
REBEL LN1IpATnY TO NEGRO TROOPS.
All the River Batteries Silenced But One.

CHICAGO Mendsy, June g. 1850
special dispatch from Walnut Hills tnear Vieks
bure) dated June Cd says
Gen. Bairs expedition Las returned without ths
loss Of man.
Fifty.six miles Of country, from the Big Black 70
the Yazoo, and eleven miles below Yszoe City, was
completely occurred by our troops.
Several bridges and number OF grist-miIls and
cot gins, used 10 grind corn, were destroyed;
also large quantity of cotton marked G. s. A.
The country toward Yazoo is teeming with agri.
cultural riches. Cattle, sleep and hogs abound IN
all directions.
Flourisbing crops of corn, oats, wheat and rye are
seen on every side.
Hundreds Of negroes stampeded at the approach
Of or troops, and followed them into our lines
Gen. Joe Johnston could not be found. He bas NOS
vet been beard from definitely md is supposed be
cannot raise sufficient 70 ce 10 attack Grant
PHILADELPHIA Mondsy, jane g. 1854
Special di.patch to Tie Bulletin, dated C'nen-
natl, June s, says
The Commercial publishes letter dated Mem.
phis June 3, which gives tie following interesting
intelligence:
Gen. Osterhsus is on the wet side Of the Black
River bridge With bic entire division, watching
Gen. Joe Johnston, who appeared there on the L"
and I'd inst with 5000 infantry aud some artillery.
Shots were exchanged and the Rebels retired.
Gen. Johnston 10 sad to have 1000 men, poorly
armed aud defcieu, in srtiilery. There ia no prooa'
bity Of his being able TO relieve Gen. Pemberon.
The expedition upder General Blair proceeded
Nortbwsrd as far ne Mech,pcsvile, forty-ve miles,
without meeting the rebels in force.
N main
and the country well supplied with live stock.
| A large amount of cotton wac destroyed.
The gunbosts rau up TO Yazoo City several days
ago and destroyed much property. Several rebel
transports were seen further mp the Sun Flower and
Tallahatchie. which temporarily escaped.
Communication with Gen Banks is kept up on
the Louisiana shore. Guerriilas inisst the region
between Lake Provideuce and Grand Gulf with i'm
putty. TIE government plantations are selected
for attack hundred negroes have been driven on
or hung.
Every negro with a Union uniform on is merci-
lessly suspended TO the dearest tree.
The formidable batteries along the Missssipp, On
the first line above tie water batteries are oil q.
fenced save one at the upper part of Vcks-
burg. 1t mounts two heavy gun and two %
pou0cers. +,
Tie Rebel battery on Fort Hill 10 comprised of ak
guns of very heavy cAlber. The Unianists have
mounted six heavy guns in front and battery dag
onay at tina, point.
The Rebel rumor from Richmond that Kirby
Smith had attacked Gen. Banks at Port Hudson q
hardly credited though uneasiness Is felt.
rumor from down tue river says that Smith has
arrived at Carthage, La, which is very doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09

menced crossing this afternoon Mt q O'CLOCK, Anu'
when your correspondent left the right wing por.
ton Of the corps bad effected landing in the face oil
Calling FIRE from Rebel sharPshooiers IN r'ne P's'
and having captured So prisoners aud nearly ~
mules with the lots on our side OF sbout ~ hiico
and wounded were advancing in lire OF ballis acfos'
TIE plain, preceded by skirmishers and meeting WIN
no oppo,ilion. The point at which tho pontoon ID
laid 10 about mile ard half below Frederichs'
burg and the fanie place where Franklin crosseo ~
Burnside's attack in December laet.
The 18th and 50lh n. Y. Vol. Engineers, with Tue
aid Of the Regular Engineers, laid the ponsoon' COM
mencing at about O'Clock p. m. They were COW
cred by our batteries on the bights below the Lacy
House, which kept up such an accurate and inots-
rant sheDg tba. the Rebels in the riHe-pis opposite
could not escape and were bagged by our forces,
The prisoners stated that they belonged 10 the "a
Florida, and were on picket; the maie body OF .ue
Rebels, they SAID were back OF the hights, awaiting
our approach.
Among the killed on orr side Is Capt. Cross OF the
Regular Engineers. Lieut.. Newcomb Of the 5oIh
N. Y. VOL Engineers is among tho wounded. o.,
The I'd Brigade OF the I'd Division OF the OH
Army Corps was the Gssi TO cioss and plant Tue
Stars and Stripes over tie nver. Except scasteieo
groups Of Rebels Tar tack from the ryer no consid
cradle force could he seen. Oui shellDg wss spien
dolly accurate, every shOt probably dong great eA'
ecuiion, as they could be seen exploding IN tnt
mid.t Of the small parties of Rebels and directly
over their Ae pits.
An order was received tonight at o'clock. d.
rectiog the troops TO be prepared 10 march al IN
the morning. IL was Aimee, Immediately counter
manded; bnt the sick hive been sen. TO the resr
aid the troops are now ready 10 msrch a. mo-
mcnt's notice. ,
The men are IN the best Of spirits, and when The
frat gun cauo booming up to tho night, CHEER upo.
cheer burtt upon the air. No general movement o.
Hooker's army is ancipated, this being believed &c
TO bo reconnaissance only, for The purpose OF feel
ing the enemy and diyeriipg Lees Gueoi'op. il
may be, however that We are on The eve OF grsh'
battle ard that Hooker taking advantage OF Lee'i
suppo,cd sbsence with larg7 body Of Rebels W Tue
rver, will ofo,s bis whole army.
SATURDAY MoRSIso.-Thefe was some picket
skirmi.LiDg this morning. The Vermont Brigade a
encamped over the river, below the bills.
A column of sbou, two brigaies Of the enemy wa
teen 10 flo into the works behind Fredericksburg
This morning the Rebel pickets were withdraw for
some distance. I. c. Q.
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From Fortress Monroe.

f,nrR,ss MONhoE. Jure 6. 1853
The steamer John hi'e, from Baltimore, and Syl.
van Shore and Hero, from Aequia Greek, arrived
to-day.
The steamer John Farm, from Newbern, NJ G.,
on the Alb rstant, arrived this morning. She re-
ports all quiet in that department.
The steamer Kshnebec sailed for Baltimore :his
! morning.
Tie steamer Planet left for Washington today.
The steamer New-lork, Capt. Chisholm arryed
from PHILADELPHIA Yesterday afternoon. She W.
been thoroughly repaired aud rehied and vii take
tie place OF the r'esmer stale OF Maine "a the gen
en- deg OF truce boat for tti4 department.
TIE nrwy euptoat Gen. jrs-np commanded by
Lieut.. Col. Nhipple ot tie iAh Wisconsin Nolun-
t-trs, made her Trial zip to tins place toCay. Sac
comnerc,d by the lietels and finished by Capt
Edwin Ludlow, Assistant uariermas'er, L. \. A.,
Ht Noriolk. She mace Oh. rnn from Norfolk 10 here
IL uier n H. minutes Soc draws g feet Of wat r.
IL $50 'oet lon, ard mounts three guns, two L..
FOUNDER brafs bowiizers and one 3s-pounder Tifed
Parrott qua.
FokrRYs, MONROE June T. 1863
The nag-ot.ruce steamer State OF Maine, Capt.
John T.. Mulford, arrived from City Point ut 9
o'clock last night. She brought down 49S Union
prisoners who were transferred TO the steamer New.
York, aad Left Immediately for Annapolis.
The propeller Eastern State arrived this morning
with $50 Rebel prisoners, route TO City Point to
be exchanged.
Tie Richmond Enquirer Of juno has the fol-
lowing
IN DIFFICULTIES.
Francs Il. BLAIR, Son of the Yankee Postmaster
General, who deserted 10 our troops in Virginia
some time ago, and joined the Maryland Line, has
gotten himself into Sundry scandalous scrapes while
hanging around the cry. lie was yesterday pu,
into Castle Thunder natl further orders.
MOBILE, Jane 4.-Ihe corn crop OF Alabama and
Western Georgia is in most fourishing condition.
and promises an abundant yield, the late rains being
very beneficial.
it is reported that one Yankee guuboat and two
transports hil' VIII troops passed up the Malta
ponv River To Walkerton Oh Thur sday night.
festerday the enemy made their appearance in
King William County IN the vicinity OF the Court.
House, committing their usual depredations. A
heavy oomn OF smoke, observed ia the direction OF
Wakerton, led to ths conclusion that the vaudals
were destroying the Touring mill at that place. An
adequate force has be- dive the marauders
oif
The steamer Express, under q flag of truce, in
charge If Capt. ii. L. Tlebroap, aid 70 General
Davidson, leaves this afternoon for City Point with
940 Rebel prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
Movements OF the Encmy-Picket Shooting
No More Fighting.

from Our Special CousspondenL
HEADoUARrEEs OF THE ANN OF THE PoToxAc,l
June 7. 1863
The enemy were marching aud countermarching
constantly throughout the day yesterday. Prisoners
taken say that they could not at all understand the
movements they were Subjected to. They would
DO marched succetsively on different roads, aud
marched back again the same routes. In front Of
one eminence especially, we could see body Of
men pass in front, and then facy them, wind round
the hill aud pass before US again. All this TO give
US IN idea they were in strong force, while We had
good reaton to believe from bslOoniss aud from de-
serters that their main army had evacuated. II 10
like the old theatrical trick OF winding magnificent
army Of fifteen superuumeries round piece Of
scenery for half an hour TO give duly impressive
idea Of vast force.
A few pckets were shot yesterday. names OF
whom appear elsewhere, bu. DO fighting has taken
place since our crossing on Fnday, when the rife-
pits on the river bank were carried. Among the
troops which galanrly performed this work YVES The
Vermont Brgace under Col Grant. in Howe's di.
yiriop, Including the &c b NewJersey. The lady
of Col. Morrison Of that regiment, With those oi
Col Grant, Col lie Wis, and several lesser Vermont
officers being on a Temporary visit TO their bus
bands. experiepced tie novel sensation Of seeinq
them 10 into action from al opposite oluh. fortu
nat,ly, none Of the jeopafded .pouses suffered
damage Prisoners taken Oh Friday appear x
know little OF the strength or position oi their mali
army. A few ASSET tnat Lee and Lonestree
both remain there with heavy forces, which appear
conf med by contraband escaprg las, night, wb'
aver thai lie saw both Generals yesterday. Th'
enemy appear equally puzzled with ourselves at th'
new move OF Gen. Hooker, aud We await develop
monts with cariosty. 7. N. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS
TRIP SIEGE OF PORT HUDSON
omR ARMY IN A STRONG POSITION.
no DOUBT OF A GLORIOUS VICTORY.
srhe Great Battle Of the 27th ult.
yNg BRAVERY OF THE COL0RED TROOPS
yvoro~oI Uo,Io To~oaIu Re-anforCSl,
auR ARMY IN A STRONG POSITION.
Nh nouBr OF 4 GLORIOUS VICTORY.
whs Great Battle Of the 27th ult.
gUg BRAVERY OF THE COLORED TROOPS
General Banks Largely Reinforced

The United States mail steamship Continental, e.
p. Msrshman commander from New.Oreans June
2 900 y. NJ, with United Sistes mails merchandise
and passengers TO Ludlam, lIeincken 81 Co., ar'iVea
here last evening.
TIE following ia list Of her passengers;
IN. se,rs,. WIN. Fisk. Tde.rd Keho.; \; Tonrne
r,c p s Evans w It. BSnhridgr, A McNel, IsuI
.h;i,r.n s;..r .p1 .-rvaut. Mira Arthur T. Wangn 800
$500 a., John Wo sud child. Mtl Give hlssh
Cndw.T c M,Ein. Mts. Sctsref ohio arc se''sY' =.
y ~ N ,bs1 Stevens Mfs ". Il. HAYWARD Mrs Ions
= Tayn,r Mr.. McEweu nj cNid. NJ. p q snd cIio'
Ip NJ isad lady sud child. Mira A. NJ Boyd, Sidney bat
r.ss, and 200 10 tteersse.
The folio wing is a lst of her cousguees:
Lus'sr, Heircten ( Co. l23 bb', mol.ssesi Yours
shur, 4 Co s al. cotton; Amos D. Smith Co; y bales
90 EFT jewst Co.. 90 bale. DO. pster Clark Co.
a. hhas sugar. edict Co - hhcs do In lam htnc
ien Co. 100 tbds DO l.. $ Fly Co. 81 hhts DO Shet
man Tuln ant 4 CO.. u hhd.. DO; w Fske bales hers
Cnr.r Drtma, IS pigt; J. Fa.er Co.. 5000 Specie
Aasms Ex Co.. ~ pkgs; Edwin Parsons Co - nsH P
perto; NJ Dooady, box A. w. Brooks Pkg j. J. 1Hd
vel, b5ls. mdse.
We ore indebted to s. E. Graft for prompt delive'
~ Of our packages.
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tho Notifications till the close Of the war Their fate
should b. caution TO future recruits TO know what
they are tigDing and 10 put their names to nothing
ss A &" matter Of form" clear understanding
should be bad, and recruits shouId demand in writ
ing from their officers what Is incumbent OF them:
Much deception las been praciiced toward enlisted
men throughout the war, especially BY persons who
expected commissions contipgentIy on their procor,
ina a certain number of recruits. They promised
snyrtiug aud everything Tho disappointment OF
their victims has created haired on the part Of the
latter toward the Government which lie charged ill.,
directly with the misconduct OF lis subord'natss.
T. N. N.
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Hr.IauAersss 10TH Army CoRPs.
Eefors Port Hudson, May 20. 1868.

"a severe battle was fought hero yesterday by the
forces under NJ j-iep. Banks and the Rebel garri-
son in Port Hudson.
arh. Ioss wa, considerable on both sides, but will
fall lar short Of the first estimate.
{" Our forces sdvapced TO the enemy's works, and
hold their position to-day. 40. ~.
slice Tho above disratch was written, we have
obtsned the most satisfactory information To regard
TO the progress Of the siege OF Port HUDSON. Du'
which. from prudential motives, We refrain from
publishing Our friends ray, however, rest assured
mat our forces are gradually gaining on the enemy
and q few days will decide the fste of that Rebel
stronghold.
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Orso Cssvell. Co. A, 5h W.

Orso Cssvell. Co. A, 5h w.
WIN. Small. Co. b, 2th N J.
S.cood. Lieut. Levi. Pscstly Rebel Go. X, aFh
Ssrgt. Rogerson, Co. G "a Fla, ngh' arm ampu's'sd
David Jesmsr. Co J. 9Th W.
Corp John Kis Co c, 9th w., right arm.
Lieut. j f. Raistrich, 20. {, oh w.
Jas H. Ward, Co. d, 6lb W.
L.snder Pcqast. Co. I. 9TH w., right arm
Chss Russell Co. |, Gth W., right hand.
r. r. Lewis Co. &, 9Th w. hzht thigh
Corn W Il. Brown Co. b. 2th N. j., len hsnd-
Thomas Murphy Co II. 9Th VT. nose and chin, aisnt
Nsnmun Potter, Co K 9Th Vt, killed.
Corp Richard VNsA Co X, 9Th w. light arm Hsc', amp
David Jasmer, Co. l. 9Th VI. badly in tho neck.
There may be two or three additional KILLED and
no. brought to the hospital The bonse OF William
Pollock, near the pontoons, is used for temporary
hospital. Fifteen Of the above list have been re-
moved to Potomac Creek.
will not attempt to speculate on the object OF the
present. movement. 1t was limited Yesterday morn
ing that the Rebels wers evacualing their position
across the river, with the intention Of reinforcing
Johnston in the rear Of Vicksburg. II was aso be-
lieved. as the different corIs under marching
orders, that another great battle was about 10 be
fought.
Ii this movement Yves intended 20 feel the enemy,
we have already discovered, from the number OF
guns they have hauled in the earthworks on the
lights, aud the heavy r,eoforcements which moved
along und the hills 10 weary file this morning, al
though they had been marching during the night,
that they have at least considerable force left con.
fronting US. This afternoon and tomorrow will
doubtless bring further developments. CoRBAE.
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Special Ditpatch to The y. Y. Tribune os,
WI.nISGTos, Monday, June g. 1883
Your correspondent N. @. s., writes from the
Army Of the Potomac that matters remain there sub
sanrially in stntu quo. The position OF our troops
on the south side of the RaIpanarnock has been
strengthened. The pckets Of the opposing forces at
tina, point are in close proximity.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Situation Of Grants Army-The Rste
Of vicksburg scsicd-Vast Supplies Seat
In Our Heroes,
TO Our Heroes.

From Our Special Correspondent. .,
We gather nothing new from Vicks a.. IN
that we do learn, s ths, Gen. Graz !. c,o..lx in.
ye'tins Tue place III .'e ,e"f' ale the two wings
of the army rest Oh ,oe hi'' s,ipI both above aud
below tie town' Sha 'ne' go draw supplies. Mean.
while, the guuboar h.vipe siles ced rno., Of tbe
water batteries, daily approaches nearer. and keeps
constant etch. TIER ueArne,s TO the city and tho
batteries nay he inferred the fact that, during
the LAY they prevent the Rebels from approaching
Ne river 10 get tr usual supplies VI water, and
I they are Fesottlug 10 tne wells and cisterne.
Tue tate OF the "a will soon be sealed, for not
wi .tanaiog they boast Of their ability TO laugh
tie sIrgr 10 st0sm," II Is now well ascer.ained thas
tuey short Il PROVISIONS Il must be accepted ss
"a important tci, TIA, III nc pace whatever, have
tie Rebels auy great amount al food. They have
cen drawing supplies by railroad from the interior,
aaL as Oihni has utterly Gus oil tis resource, the
: erd Is A. hand.
IA regards reGnforccmen.s reGcaing the belea-
guered city, tbs ems out Of the question, for two
reasons. Que is, VI, ksturg is surrounded by
swaps, through which are n few passes easily de-.
feuded, and deiaehmeLis If our army hold them;
and no sufficient force could leave IN front of Rosc.
Grams without his knowledge, when he would ad.
vance, M III fact he IL doug, inch by inch az
II he were foreseeiug This movement. Meanw hiIs,
the utmost activity prevails on the river between
tins point and st. Louis And Cincinnati and Vicks-
burg: Steamers sre urged forward, loaded with
provisions ana army siores; aid every garrison and
post which ean slsre IIoois sending them forward
10 reenlorce our heroes. A gentleman iaorms mo
mat he counted thirteen transports, loaded 10 thetf
utmost capacity with soldiers, bound tor Gen.
Grants Amy. In The pressing needs Of the hour,
sanitary stores, veg tables, de icscies, medicines,
ice by the hundred tuns &c, are hurried forward
without foEugii J. Yesterday, Cairo aroused her.
self, and in u few hours raised nearly $500 10 cash
10 relieve he wants OF the sit L. and tue exhausted
soldiers Gu tho protraoted battlefield. Que IL re-
minded Of tLose times when men spontaneously give
for benevolent OF ects, only this IL on q scale
more vast than the world ever saw before. E.c.n.
ARRIVAL OF THE WILSON ZouAvEs AT FoRrRrn
MoSRor.-Mr. Kennedy Superintendent of the Net.
ropotsn Police, received the following telegram
from Col. VIM. Wilson last night:
FoRrREss MONROE Jun, g. lesa
JOHN A. KENNEDY, e,q Superintendent Of Psli..' n,
regeut arrived here ~ AID be In ,hana
O'clock Wednesday. fless- notify P,ess sna f.mi~
WIN WILSON, Colonel 9TH Regiment n Y Voc
Steamship Cshswba
Doubtless the proper arrangements will be madH
for spirited reception of this regiment Col. VIII
son was the first man in this city who took the ina.
tive in raising regimen. Of volunteers 10 defend thA
Stars and Stripes
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Crossing the Enppahnnnoch-C"pf" Oh
pr;,o..,. T., the RiGo Piis-The Army
Ready TO Move.
From Our special Correspondent ,,
Fnosy Iiiht Juue 8, 1863
Our banner has once more been INJURED acfo's
The Rappahannock. Sedgwick's 9Th Corps CON-
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Satisfactory Position Of Our Army.

From tho Ee~-Ofieans keu Era JuneZ.
The following dlspa,oh comes " us from Port
6seson. With s.th."''. AZ patlishj
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Once hssrs from -. m. I'll! ~. ID.
From r. l., Cagwln. ESQ.,,
YRFsIDENT CITY BANK, JOLIET, I'D


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