davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-02-20

| rhilade!phia Cattic Mnrkct-Fcb. ~
| lha mafEet rcmafns unchanged :T.iree> - ,,
ta1ned. and demand brisk Il ~ heaS - - WclI
sola prices varying From &c for oTnsr1 m r.
e 9head. J. Abrams, Western. 1ao12.
1sS jsrass hsnnsdy;; MeF;;,csbe Chester county, sera
= - iHsia9se sef lten' Lancaster county aud Ohio
s :: Ma!i.way, Lancaster COUNTY 1,a,1x
-. McF11len, Lancaster ccunty 1faiSSA A1-
ss MooccJ Smith, Ohio. uaiS. -
y I. 4iMan = E91 Pennsylvania, 1fA1Ik.
. y:htfVin. Ohio. 1saii. '
Il :" hosieI Z Brother. De1aware g6al2,
J.a- k1rk, Chester couutYs 11a1e
Il K HamaksE, Lancaster COUNTY. Tiara
y 4 t;,L.,A -, NC Ilen. Lancaster county,
e y, hustin shsiyeg, Western 1jaiSk :.
*. :. Innk Ehambefg4 Ohio, 1n25i2
t9-... p n Rnn2fs Lancaster county, lal18
n Il nGat, naa,i ita9ncnsteS county, 1l@lS.
Miller, Chester counir, u:Sia}
= = !" aee Bmith, Ohio, ItGi1aX :,
e :" J Shelly, TcnnsyITs1is. Gain
+. :. A.Keldcbangh. FennsyiyNnia. t1a,o -, :.
Sur GMehtaEin, Mh Pen1sylsania. ue5at :
sI11a - ne dcma nd continues falf-abopt
1fo6s-ATe heftt wita more s,n,.,,
snfesi *''eo hesa were sold at $1a9o . 1n Ms tHo
$: Pittsburgh oil Market r,b7s -, 1'' . ns'
DusiAeea estes4ay wsa not active. rhs g. :. :
geSy eol1 no doubt prevented transaetinGt BE-
te cssteTn ad t1, n1n slsht sd7aace 6oth e.
9ss Ssa s,s {a IT,
ns ATohnt ~ tank and oesad for S.ie ~ 6s9s
a1,1 nna = I'll BE- perceived that nsss
..0,|. * &f. - TN4A ."tS ~
, 1864-02-20

STlH II uiy !. 5 bfIs Bl8ckbeFrieS at ;.9c
E1S6-WH1TE FIsH.-Tle acDFcJfy or the x,nr1v
noW mat the Lent demand has fairly set In ia heps
Y x Tesy q apparent We note further ADVANCE today
~ esI o. No and 1t whch quotation tic m9r,set
Il, veIy nsn TEo1T although Ia better suppir yct
a. oi ne aetytsy Of the Market prices
t1rs 10 S5c hf bril- MauKEhFI In more &C.
~ ~ an4 the market consequently rules am
e. aaa a,saeF EIr neE 1f trls note an adysnca nf
2s PETER request, and havo advanced 5oe CD-
ace rs sank quoted nomiualIy 1hern being
the market rules nrm ut al ADVANCE Of sISs6s ~
, 1864-02-20
INTELLIGENCE FROM TssE
SOUTH.

JcG: Davis Uncontrolled maxtcr or,,,.
= Gonictlcracy-Whht Longstreot hms
Done TO Secure a Safe Position f.,
EAST 1ennc*Aee = Breck1nrid.e ana
8uckner Acting In Contunctlon Will
Ions.strect-The Invasion or Kem1
lucky Contemplated, ~A AAen-
, 1864-02-20

eepsnd on What comes in per Allegheny Valley Rail.
sss. By The river belag entirely OF Tbs
ea!ss tnos cane Under oar roticc were - ,otIpw3:
,nos KcpLIWe note sale 0. 40 br.s At slHc on the
passages included; 100 brls do at a.ns
nt eF: graTity II bulk atc saies Id bris do i5xc
EFS4s ne~ NV h5ls u tank as offered at 1ohc.
So iss1D-ine market was firm, sales 50 bfia frac
3nie ~ heEe ssk! no &C. *es 10 br* do l3xc
i;rs1nnrvxs 1 ~ cSGHneo WIS dtsposed o. at3 atoc.
By,rxn1 En4st sTIlers were asking kIshaT asurcs
1T f6t@17c, depderizcd ' o"eofs WAN slna|l Sales
, 1864-02-20

GKEASE-1a sa1r demani ana sf.SI. v,'7 e H. sW
re-. ta Tsbs; sr wS, d1 ehoee grcsse It i
ioYc:15 trca az At 1oAc; 81 pkgs wlts srense At
Elease at 9Xc. *1eose At 93c; IS tres brown
Cd 2oera1r 49, $50 br1s Market Open
Sc Il rIs x toSday Stay SO bfls before Change It
M brls ess au aaii WIZ SELLERS At &c. IN to evening
DRESSED HGfsS- - .x.
saies were o' very active, owing TO Light receipts
, 1864-02-20
MiseeIla11FDus.

THE CONFESSIONS AND FX
- PERIENCE DF An INVALID -:1nh1,.,., =.
.nd .ne sSs nsns1f and a. CAUTI0N To YoUNa AEs IN
tnrc nae " Wn2 susE from Nervous Debility PreIns
ms Tns q 81 one n W Tbe hss
er e1[eo himsen aite1 undergoing considerable au.cF
s Sgp,e9 maJ be bad Of the author, N4FMS yIEI 1s
fes.Tsiilass ~ Esg; Redfsrd, KinEs Co, NY
, 1864-02-20
New York Stock nTprkex-Feh. IN


FRDAr Evxx1so Feb. 70, 1851,
ING following table shows the receipts for tho last
twenty four hours: e%
, 1864-02-20

,FL0UR5;Eeeti!ed 217s brls Market more . &C.
50 sholce st. Lons Loa wn5e Mife ,n3is M
# ~ g bsls eaetse ws winter cxtra at o is
~ Z se9ss q sRa5
s5isa9 1 S nf fe; s{e hf,1 lisnsassS
w. Choice 4 loo b9s Fl cy Ii I'd esls ~ptsk esk
nKXN-1a fair supply: Sale, today vcrs:-1o
'ocs coRE fis9 L E9 q 517 foSa OF asl t5as
y, :,WHEAT-Eece.ved. 70. ~ bushels. Market dull,
*5 81 TaesG1s aa It sssse e SS ss
" ~ M 70 hn a1 96o, By Ne Spring II si
g as M19A 81 .: s1i5; id 81 kssstsa @ 81
c.;9 sssisG{s ed sss = b. s..ses dull Old
81 IN TVS: IT, fssses s s;eis J e.
8 III u s'' ss ds IL
~ sass Misses eRsnea ssS'S i.
sster Tssspt; g. e oats = s9rs
y ID So Ke, II L Sni
hxE.Keceiysd:1 20 1n. Market very anr. s.,cs
I ID " de t5es q fseS,pt Id NJ f. sos
bags at ses t9scE
~ nandEYEEsSslssa &c bushels Market dull
Isl fsssx t. ssss asiissis.dl e sdls
AtfrRat75s9s, AtfTrrRa4NSMna e. as%IRs ;1
!s nrna, Wequote: 1SA'11't' "oa &is "ArSst
4s Ps5S eaoS b,y j. S5@Sss & sfasks saa Ri
@s st9 e snipnang saa E In
aaist. Sale; 10 dsy w:rs: & g.
sie 1d,42: Sales to-day were: 1a
:,sy e e. T. sass demand 4
noso e sasaa:a s aREs as9. is9,
, 1864-02-20

.,5nI .5;,S UlElEI-AFrIKs II large demand aud
nrpo not - aDd some extra at c nsaess
STOCKS held there appsaTs t he iess rco ~ which
aeoas afap f &. eaaa
ar1ra e. lat Teecpt. Market nEm and uncGasged d.
same @ character With no departure from nrcytons s
rates except N pitt Cd cherries which We nnot, .s ~
aS -Nk
, 1864-02-20

The armament for the three largest iron
clads, namely, NsretaSr, NostAxmb,zld,d, aud
.ag;'ron,4, is ordered to be prepared >as fol-
lows: For the main deck four So0-pounder
snns Of u tons each, and Is 1O0Lpoundcrs Of
~ tons eaehi upper deck, four 150-pound-
ers Of ~ tons each, on pivot slide carriages.
fetal, 81 guns each, Instead Of IS, MS descriL-
Cd in the ptGcinl NaYY List
, 1864-02-20

EBy the hrriral of the steamship Merlin
ut Halifaz, from Newfoundl land, We hare
some statistics Of the business Of the COLONY
for The past year. The export Of Goldfish for
ls6S Lad fallen off e, ,6s3 qtle.; while $40 tons
Of cod oil were exported more than 1862, In
creased export Of seal skins, 0G,o35; salmon,
el4 uerces; herEings, q, ,062 brls. The total
value Of exports was s90o, 900 exclusive OF
fu1s. The exports for January, 1854, were
vl,z'7 qtls. Goldfish; G5 tons cod oil; is tons
seal oil a,9a1 seal-skins, andi1 ,44G brls her
ringe. The revenue had Increased Gle 372 n
There are now lead and copper mine at
work, each employing 100 persons, and meet
ing with SUCCESS.
, 1864-02-20

sa.7sa ssi1sies
Sas.ed shlaF!es No !.xs.
ssEea sn.ssisss;. Ssso;
Saved sainE!es, No o;....................,% %eoa9i3
g.st:, 1e@siSi
NAVAL yTUnEsIin nodeiais demand ~
e. sSRRy: caY2s Previous Quotations afn and unchanged
Jas .sls esa,e @ Manila Beps. MAJ
osEssn :s s IS IS :.1ss1:s
asm pss1ioas sase,s s0S sssaa
nmr,g gaacs a. Gsa!.
.EaEnoS OILs-witi; INCREASING dimne:s ID II
cai 2, snd az aarsaes Of 1aHc per
eoninSe s1 s H. :hs pwaF tenass! kecea
| Strn~ .SA53c
%l,a 1 ;S ia ods1e supply lie Is ~
.9e ~ R Rfs19ns s1 "a r.
EsS 5dff:;:s fs:st$ Fl s::ass: "; 2:S:s.
Viii: -; s::.::...::::::..,.: s;s
5she sad sf1ai,; 0ii: ss9i
M.rss ~ T1nteF oose Il
ses1m 81 M s':, g
Eset.snot ~; k4 "a
R9TATOES aFsss il small supply md e.. e. g 2
Rfsyions i M qn3e,lat3ons 3e, We auote: - - ~
Medium and Prime, = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 07SEsSSs
s5 T3sEi,{s ;ii, ii s*s
@ass @iessea q ehefsn. gnsfs rs aos 2ae:s: aas
bacfs, ..:.................a aossI4 1GSs
oss1e. Ell. %, - 5eso6o
FKoEJ2!6SEEeesiisssaaa . soasS laaG gss,s Cut
Meats, Gc6 Lard. Thu market for Provisions To-
se S SGa hay1ps
Sn1 Nc 4aTe 20 change to note In pEces-holders
n51iSsi hSs fShTs ( 4sa eF4s, sst: :e.y yqs. en
MSS rseed seed aeassa q sse ind nm
Prime Mess Fofk The W BIZ III ssx ses
~. Tsfe ,e so .aa ssms praJ
BULK MEATsee"Ssayy sae5 pts fs.s1 q 81 =
R,es: aese Gaaton 9e, eaEs d .atsd Shoulders
pess E.;s iasv Il sss!ys demand M
u ntas four lots It i1o t1cs Picked shvSadsss
:BASoE-s susar.cured smoked Hams, unean.
b1s shoft Clear Il IT, 4 ass IN
,od AZ: Market anlet bnt nr Sales to-day vese
enatss de0ffs qoa I
eSacs tfsa eisy ,ssm nsana dsy Lard At
Sts ST. seoaaois 4 Fae s ma
81; De- @ of
nvefea Oh cars tree Of storage TIL lat Of April We
bexzsr1o-Faas
Grsand S.iss:. ssS9...
FRas2; E:a i.lssa s.ifs s.:
SEEDSI LoTxE-6sIna md All ii1Sf ~ tEa9i4o
Sales 1o9ay bbls good At SIN r1,1nrr @ snar Het dn
qu1Et 4na rather easier Sntes to-day flG h,rs
e bags 1t Ss.i3; Is bags at I'm r. e psime
~ n9eoeI8 4t 80. FLtJ-In rDos deroniS is AZ
u{nl p $t.7tSt 5.C0, 'A'" ooA
.SUEARS-Wth the approach o1 Tho .rr,,.
the market s Assuming tnch mora ac.re tnEa @
win small socks hand. straerIinr sn1 x ~
duate supply, which Ia especially seen IL t 5ca uG
grades Of tsaW Sugars, and more than nrGnsrv
Einfy as TO the probable supply for thc nn1nrr mr
fAcsnstDg SEASON ow irr to The nrfinn ~ fha
this winter on the crpDs The m.rIet s1 sausth "
tive and ffu We laat eyen1,T & = 4aasu3v nc-
for the day nn tfa nTntstfona ue4 ~ AnFsnsa
nearly ali brNnIs Of resne p ans a asSes o. H9Ac
suls OF {hc busEess ar fhe io a an1 0s Inc re.
which have been 1nrrr we not.S. aE u9nsacuon1 OF
q s1mxr extent Il = nnnta. 4ot AoeE aaFance 10
REV wUT1osas. ~ tuo'e@
tuta .... ''''''''''.'''' .''''''@''.s.s,-*159st4loH |
Portn fsicn
pnrf!nXf ".-'''.'''.s-....s..*. ........l @15k
Y rrnoe
~ hite Fe"octeu ana SfaauiAtea-. t319H ]
, 1864-02-20
Htscellanet,os.

vi uNN 4 COMPANY, Solioito1A
- OF AMERICAN and FDRErny P4TRyTa -
Eah'fshers OF the ILLUSTRATES
ACEENTIFIC AmERICAM.n
p.n,,,.. No: 9 PArk Row, Wow York.
egSstmsa ~ sopies Of TIA pspn FR11.
, 1864-02-20

9 Danfor1h, Of the Rock Island .i,yvx,
who got whipped the other day by one
armed soldier for talking treason aud indulg-
ing In State Copperhead practices of SINH
Lar character, attempted to get up meeting
OF sympathy and establish himself as u first
class martyr. It utterly failed. Bah. he
hasn't pluck enough for marfyr.
, 1864-02-20
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A
w FEW DAYS. Eo.1QF
T II e = e w NATION.
TO BE Issu1D Wrxxt1

| Az BE 133U6O H2xXLf.
| LIE NEN RAFtcN Will give its attention with al
top'cs Of Nalona1 Interest, Civil and Military: aim.
lns 81 me formation OF public opinion UPON ali in1-
porn AM cues toas, rather Than be is3 echo.
vae e1a1fE etlVe features and policy Of Tho New
/ Full Discussion ofthe Nature OF tbs c,n,nq+.
"Iffcu ate HeGutrrd in the Organic Law.
gnlsefsA1 Liberty. EiIhont Distinction Of Rsca.
thit :o 4e A2ntenaucc Of the Monree Doctrine oe
msm1he Go%plsts Be Organization Of the Military
sts;-fo1eizn J. aCeMsspondence from Distinguished
sEVr1TeAnen VTn e. o. ne Dirtrent Nations.
TIE EEW vi, ss II es 5sFFfksspEyr Of Nh
E6uuea! Farues It will nparttnlly and r1Eorousr
f!Ese ~! measures with reference to thefr .cs1sl
9satanE upon tnc welfare Of humanity nnd an rncn
Wit It.ersneE 70 the!r intrinsic wpFth-
r-1ft H Ncn SAIkON will b. Published every SAT-
Iii eaen number containing sixteen pages. It
chpW = s9.a py ~ Aewsdeater3 At SEVEN CKNT5PE
sa1.nca Aa9 pf!ce ~ mail wi1l b. $13g per annu ln
be advertisements Of suitable cbasacserWtu
roax t69 ns ssasi 5ss 1 b
dressaa 20 115ess ~ Hons should be I'd
~4ao1oess ssfeet, New York. feaavS-tua
MAGASIN DES MODES, Room
4tA No. :, Uhfcaa Block, g Worth CLARK street.
tSup-ssalr11 MADAME AUBERr invites attenton to
Sacks and Dre.ses embroidered ia eYerr st1fe..
funeL Waists. Cages, Spencers. Che1nisettes and -
ucrsleeveR made to order o te latest Par4s shnnea
: fea7.y3ss-1uA o'~
, 1864-02-20
CHICAGO DAILY manKEr:

- FrIpAF Ev1NrE8. Feb. 10. 1864.
EnElGHTS-Thcre Is no change in rates. We
, 1864-02-20
PARTICULAR AOTTcr


! IheIe are many preparations sold unae. ,,s
Htters put up Id QUAR- botfIes sne haIae %
shes2sst whisky Or een run, cossuE rom q r O. M
Cor1aader Seed. 7oN9ea oy Antse Of
This elass Of Mtters has caused and vii, c,r.,,,
Gauss, As long they can be eoid hnndrc y. IT.; ~
death OF the drunsard. BY ther me- ~ -, alo sne
Kept continually nndcr The indue1c.% wv ~ VIstsm =
5t{mulants Of Tie worst kind tae as1ire ~ Aeonohn
created and kept np, and he result i iii TT H. 1eGos
Of themi '1.'" > LIE Ana aeash- sewass
j Wa e.n ~ ~t..tss aao sIlond3 OF Sotdief1
eans II IL hs nktsnuon or all having rela,Iona n-
HrTNsn y pitf' ~ aahy 70 tae fact that "HOOFLIyDT
aefa a fn e. e. asd asilsat so cans
papera on he sr}va ~ Almost daily in the neWs-
thne yerv i.ret ~ " ae sck. It will be notices.
ity Ever sss y are sufferers fsopl deb.
Hootisn eJeTa, iii n cnn oe readily cured -
disoIdsrs Of lie diEestiTs resulting tfo
Hftters vers ssi~ ~ Sa.taoo n Battling that, these
* lives msht IS ssu among onr soldiers huadfeds
" can attention 70 tie folioWtnE -
h. a cRFe Of on: Of Tie uatIaas heros
bp ;nS ~ ese ess OWL language has been savsd
,,,,.,, -. -: PHnAnzzru1A. Aug. u. 1sa
Hoosads GeFan Btters las .a9e fsq'f3nen: p IT, {osr
m xs.ss ss. a9c aGs % nM%n'rs q
my case. h.ve hosr az EG Culi1s&anceN q.
, 1864-02-20

f+as M11I1S-GEKEN ArRLEs-1n falr eupply apd Iln,
!Ied aemhnds previous quotations unchanrtfW W ~ rxt
eSs~m snail supply and hrn at saoss5 per bo1.
~ steady demand and nrn at nrevi
RssnHns Ssason nsarly concluded. ces quoted no
Green Apples. bsl fair 70 prime. SEA ano
Leraonn n ho, 147a92.D3
Ofnrgea scfix, = ~. 50810ao
CranhcTrles a rT 80o9 aSQ
Cbean1fs = hr 910@12-50
aiciorv Nit :; ~ 5oo@ 7.s5
,rr1H ~ Lag 1-a0
FRryrs nTIiE: II: y o1I.... 49, 2258 2a0
, 1864-02-20

Ealaess Or Blood to tho
Acaa, Acidity .! the Stomach
rMIanssa. Heartburn, Disgust for Frs,
ta!ness Or Weight In the Stomach soc.
~ fE;5hnpsaas1oss slaklag Or FlntieriaE It ths =.
~ t4G sStoMaeh. Swimming Of tho Heaf Unt1tas
ana Oimcult Breathing, FiattarIng ~ tht uss*t
fusa 9e Sensa when 10 IyiSa ,c
hgat. - eyer M and dnn pain 10 the Head. DeIc.sal
cy o1 fersp!ration. YelInvpess Of the ~
And Eyes, Pain 1n the Side BaeE. Chess
L4nost &C., Sudden Flushes af
Heat, Burning In the Flesh
Constant ImaGiptncs
O. EVIL. and groaf
Depression Of
Ana win positively prevent YETrnw Prv.c ~r
AlouS FEVER &c. They containe ~ SAs
y, 10 ALCOHOL Or BAD BRANDY.
IneJ WILL CURE the above dissasc. IL n,n.,,
Cases ont OF = hundred ~ n'oe's-a1NH
10 10 Jon want somethins to Strengthen Yos,
% you want Good Appetizer
10 you want to Build up your Cou3t;,nt,cn.
Do you want 70 Feel W,il7
y 10 you want to get nd Of Nervousness.
Do you want Euergy1.
Do you want 10 8lsep Well{
Va you want q Brisk and Vieorpp, keeii,p.
ron d. use HooFLASps GEENaS E11T1.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET. Funds on the 2'th
were Consos declined a. The demand iof us
counts continued moderate; rates unchanged
The Wet India msil steamer had arrived with 9ly8p
pounds Of sterling specie Market cor American securities
tail. Decline IN Illinois and Eie shares, about e cent
Railroad bonds where principal aud Interest are not
In England. declined shout 3 cent. - Ill
LIyERPoOL COTTON MARKET-LIVERpOoL, April
2e-corroy-Weeky .sle. 50 40 bales including so
10 spec ators and ~ 1870 bales 70 ozporers actual .1
mort N SIS bales. The stock hsndis estimated at Sl3s
Orleans q a. Midllng Mobile, 27id MiddinS pand-,
2tl Imports r the week 1873 To-day me market "
very strong. sales about u ff0 o., ~
LONDON CORN MARRET-LOSDoN, April ~
earn market slow and dull Mondays prices English
Wheat advanced sd. Oats quiet az Mondays terms -
LONDON STOCK ExcHASoE-LoNDoN, April ~
-Con.ol, closed lia9i Tor Money and sidst ON a.
count. -
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MAREET.-LIvI RPooL
mi 2a-FLouR-Few transactions Western Canal, I. lsB
h. ~ Cd d20 Philadelphia and Baltimore. 20 td.all Cd
Wheat In uoderate demand white and Mixed, q 100 ID,
a. n id Red 3D. az ID Com IN little Iequesti WINE"
:, 40 H. N a y 3D.; Mixed 20 l23 3D. Yellow, 20.
I.IyEnr0oL PRODUCE MARKiT, April .S.-Ashes
Small .ale. Pots - Pearls a5i. o,o,.
LONDON, April 29.-CossoLs closed at 9l3@9It
for money q,
IIvrRrooL CorToS MARKET. -lavERPooL, April
2a-Coton--~slss of the wecb a6.noo bales The market
closed buoysnt at advance Of ID ohe above sae .peeq
ator. took 20 500 bales and exporters 900 bales The fol
lowing are the authorized quotations: ~
orI,.n.....s "a. I'D Upland...ssid ia.
TIE .ac, day l2oo bales The market closing bnoy
beles Stock Of Cotton in port aSo bales OF which 29o0
bale. American.
BREApsrusTs-The market i. hrmer. whesthsd advanced
lG2d.
Provisions quiet and steady.
PETROL Nun quiet and unchanged
LONDON, April [9.-Consols for money 9lt
AMERICAN srocKs-Imois Central 2lGl9 dcoant; Efie
shares bEdo5i.
DAnA decrease, 9i7soco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Nv the City Of Manchester.

The mman steamer City OF Manchester,
Capt Hacrow which LEFT Liverpool OF o'clock on the
afternoon Of the 27h and Queenstown Ola the @sth ut
arrived here yesterday, bringing day later news
from Europe.
The Hbcrnian arrived nj Londonderry at 7;l5 Oh
the evening OF the 10th April.
Two steamships built at Nantes for the Confederate
states were launched on the 23d April. They are de-
serbed as powerful handsome vessels built for speed
IL Was affirmed that the French Government notwith'
standing the Inconsistencies Of Mr. Dayton had no H.
tenlion whatever of preventing the arming Of these
vessels A steamship for the Coniederates had also
been built ut Bordeaux and will be ready 10 sail before
the st Of June She Is to go 10 China ana in order 10
prevent any objections 10 her departure she VIII leave
az commercial ship and viii even receive passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

vance by square oarhwork this side Of Swift Creek
which completely commanded the forks.
In advancing the right, under Gen. Terry, crossed
the railroad. destroying it for distance. and
driving before them small force Of the Rebels thus
separating Bcauregnrds force and preventing reen-
forcements coming from Richmond. This force de-
stroyed the road about Chester Court House Junction
and our other forces advanced beyond the road.
The front was then changed as 20 face Petersburg
leaving Gen. Terry IN the rear. Gen. Butler com
mandcd in person. his headquarters being at Bakehams
Creek Wctaes division Of the leih Army Corps
drove the enemy down the pike leading from the land
ing. The 2jth Massachusetts, Of Gen. Hickman 5
brigade. suffered severely. The "Rebs' were also
punished badly and thirty Of their dead were counted
in walking as many feet in front Of the gallant LIST
Brigade "a Division The prisoners captured were
mostly of South Carolina regiments and had never done
duty before out Of the State The best families Of South
Carolina here represented.
The cannonading ut times heavy, lulled occasionally
although after DARK firing heard along the line, and
is thought an attempt is being made to flank Our
troops are in line Of battle at The positions 10 which
they advanced.
The interruption Of communication between Rich
mond ana the South is liked fact and VIII be made
still tomorrow.
dispatch from the Secretary Of War announcing the
succees Of Gen Grant and the advance Of Gen. Han
cock 10 Spoitsylvania Courtlonse was received to-
night and vii be read to the troops tomorrow.
TIE re endorsements desired and needed by Lee from
Beauregard will not be forthcoming. Lee must fight
his way out and Beauregard win have his hands full.
His position behind Swift Creek is strong one. and 1t
is thought by many to have been taken account of
his weakness Whether re-enorcements had been sent
10 Lee previously or not, is not known.
Our colred cavalry rcconnoitcred Fort Darling dur
ing the engagement Of to-day and found infantry and
artillery but not in force.
Ia order to preyeht any movement Of the Rebels on
the Their side Of tie Appomaiox, Gen. Hinks, with
portion Of his colored division moved up from City
Point, but did not encounter any force
The gunboats under Gen Graham went up the Ap-
pomattox also and one of them. the Brewster" came
TO an untimely end An sgan battery was encoun'
tered abevo Port Waltha and shot eL;ered the maya
zine of the gunboat blowing her TO pieces The loss,
as reported, was two killed and two missing.
Richmond extra received here contains official dis
patches from Gen. Lee in which he claims victory
over Grant and announces the serious wounding OF
Gen. Longstrcet also the death Of Gen. jenkins.
Rumors that Gen. Kantz with his cavalry had sue
ceeded in cutting the railroad between Petersburg and
Richmond arc believed here but lack official conlrma
ton.
Tomorrow post Office and express-oficc viii b
opened at Bermnda Landingi
Lieut.. Col Chas. +. Fuller, Chief quartermastcr Of
the 10th Army Corps has been designated as Quarter
master c hief in the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
The Late Col. Chapman.

Colonel Afford B. Chapman, 57th Regiment
NV, was born in the City Of New-York. whore he
resided and where he was engaged in business at the
breaking out Of the Rebellion. At the call Of his
country he abandoned business and home--raised a
company and took the field captain in the regiment
at the head of which he lost his life He had been for
many years member of the 18th Regiment (National
Guard where he acquired familiarity with military
sfairs which gave him at once among his brother
officers q preemnencc that was yielded without
Jealousy lie soon raised over the heads OF several
senior officers to be Mso and thence successfully be
Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel lof his regiment His
business demanding his personal attention he
weeks ago forwarded his resignation which was re
turned dsapproved 1t was subsequently intimated to
him that II be would forward it again 1t would
be accepted but he declined to take further steps in the
matter until after the close Of the campaign In which be
met his death. 1t was approved at last by the
Great Commander His remains will be sen. here to.
day from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Embarkation Of Garibaldi for Caprera.
BUILDING or REBEL VESSELS In FRANCE.
REBEL RAMS IN THE MERsEY.
RISE IN THE CONFEDERATE LOAN.
FATHER POINT, Wednesday, May Il, 1864.

The steamship North American, from Liver
pool at $50 D. M on the 2Tth u and Londonderry the
29th nit has arrived.
The City Of London arrived at Cape Clear on the
evening of the 25th ult.
In the Court Of Exchequer on the 9TH the Attorney
General applied to have the Of the Mersey rams
fixed for trial on May 2S before full Court and special
jnry The Court asscnted to the application.
The Times in a City Article, says the Confederate
loan on the 18th very firm Mt higher prices, hna
bargains being at sol under the news of hc Southern
Government having gained possession OF me Missis
spp by the capture of Fort Pillow, and Of the vote OF
oensure on Long Congress having been carried by 80
feeble a majority
The Morning Post says the rice in the Confederate
loan is 10 be attributed Ia the fact that the bonds are
becoming absorbed considerable amount by block
ade running through which cotton obtained IN NORM
ern ports al contract prices Cd per pound Inc Con
fcderate regulations require vessels running the pch
AIDE To- provide Themselves with cotton bonds, IN order
10 secure full cargOes for ships IL Is known that 10.
every 100 pounds bond certificate Tor 1000 pounds oI
cotton can be- obtained In Paris indorsed to bearer
These Mt Havana, readily purchased AZ from 3ld
Ia 3D. per 90 which is apparently equal ~ about 70 Tor
bonds in the English market.