New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

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.denphs dates to the 10th are received. They
contain an order from Cen. Washburne, wherein h
states that The practical operations Of the commeicia
regulations have been TO help largely to feed cobe arm
aai equip our enemies that Memphis has been of NOR
value TO the Soathern ConfedeTaoy since 1t fell int
Union hands than Nassau ToIemedy this it is ordere,
that and after the 18th May the lines OF the ARM
OF Me>nphis be closed; no person to be permitted Il
Leave the city except by river. unless specially permit
ted Persons outside the lines who may come within
viii not be allowed except by permit to return outside
Persons desiring to leave the city must do 50 before TIC
18th inst
The remains of the lamented Sedgwick, which
lay in state in the Governors Room. City Hail. during
Thursday. were Yesterday removed to their resting
place at Cornwall Connecticut. squad oi men from
TIE sA Regiment stood guard the body during The
night and at o'clock yesterday morning, under escort
Of detachment Of Col. varian's command 18Th Regi.
ment) the remains were removed 10 the New-iiayen
Railroad depot, Twenty seventh stree. and Fourth
av)aue, and placed on board the Express train The
Sons Of Connecticut, Committee on National Affairs Of
the Common Council. and Others joined in the process
sion.
A dispatch from Louisville of the 18th, says;
Bruce Phillips with % guerrillas Wednesday after
noon fred at steamer upward bound, in the Climber
land. The side of the steamer badly riddled. but
she escaped. The day the guerrilles captured
William Gates, telegraph repairer. from ClarksvNe
whom they released after taking away his horse and
instruments On Tuesday a terrible wind and rain
storm occurred between Chattanooga and Nashvis,
prostrang many buildings and trees in its course and
killing and injuring several persons.
The Navy Department has received iniorma-
10. siarst
al the new iron screw steamship Greyhound, OIL VII
uington. May TO- She loaded and cleared from Liver
pool in January last. SIZE is owned or by Henry
LAHORE the Rebel agent. Her cargo consists Of JOG
bales Of army CLOTH l5s bales and boxes contents un
known. soda, bar and shen-ron. She was at Madeira
some weeks in consequence Of some Of her tubes hav
ing been burnt.
The Baltimore American has q letter from or
board the gunboat Grand Gulf, announcing the cap
iurc on the 18th u OF Wilmington, Of the blockade
runner Young Republic of Nassau. formerly the Con
aueror of New-York from which port re sailed about
forty days since Der cargo consisted of COO turs o.
tobacco and 1900 bales of cotton. all Confederate
account She was commanded by Rebel naval officers
Frank NJ. Harris was her commander.
By the arrival of the steamship George Wash
incton. Capt eager, we have dates from New-0Tcan'
nothing from tho Red River. The State Senate was in
session and had rejected Pro-SlaVery report let
terto New-York paper says that Banks is retreating
across the Teche country TO Brashear City his river
route having been cut of by the Rebels.
The remains Of Gen. Stevenson and Cen
i:ice will arrive here this morning The former viii
be forwarded Immediately to Boston, and the latter
will DO taken TO the Madison square Church the Rev
DR.. Adams. where services win be held at hat-past
three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The body will be
taken TO Massachusetts for internent in the family
barying ground.
The Brooklyn Christian Commission have al
ready seat twentyseycn to minister to our wound
cd heroes Seven left on Wednesday, who arrived IN
Washington the same evening and were sent forward
D. Fredericksburg Ten left on Thursday evening
oad ten yesterday morning.
1t is said that numerous Rebel prisoners,
released during the year past on parole, on condition
that they would go north Of the Ohio River have been
permitted TO return TO Kentucky, Tennessee and west
ern Virginia on pledges OF future fidelity to the Gov
crnmput