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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
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Das @ebduoe 1T flint Stodnere bod
uno feuerfeit. Sn Der Mitte be6 6Ofes
befano iit oas 01uS fir Die Geiiel, oas
| febr fart aetaut mar uno iib an Die
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felt etlpo orei Sabren i'm 8cbrau6, unc
Dor gang tur3er 3eit 9eprift poroen.-
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65 pfun0 mar, uno Ieine NusIa3e plrC
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nen louten Sball uno 9teib o1rauf flu
te fib oa6 @ebiu6e NIT Sampf u. Sriim
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: >puvoe 70 9roB. oaB Die polBei e6 bal
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: fIeiuere, ooS etpa 1000 9funo i6W
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: SobnIon unb Co., 9berrpfraBe, t0ots
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n auf enen lSa9cn 3u lapen; prallte %
: Sooen pieoer ob, 5ertrdmmerte bar
n nod SDei B68Cn uno 3pei 36une III
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& De in fGoliber Ricbtun9 fortoei1leuoe
n uno oemolirte tbsiIpeiie bic St6lIe, ;
n gum gSm. 0enn 0otel Gin Der Warftitr
/. 9eb6ten. Sin SiebbGnoler pon @arli6l
II 9slpis 8obinion, Der iib in Dem eta
= bef1no, tru9 unerbeblibe Scrlesun9C
, oapon. Sin fIeinere5 Stid Gifen fblu
:. ourb elm 9ou6 in Der Sten nobe Der Nrd
i ltrdbe, uno bate nod 70 piel @epalt, e
. nen eiiernsn @foiten su serbre6en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
Rin Iuolid,ce IL do .

Sine Der leeten 9tummern oeS Hib'
mono ,,Gnquirer' entbdIt cas SoI9enoe
,,0ieIe CONFEDERATION oosr oie Wanfct
ytdtion, Die cine ooer Die anoere, muf
binunter in'6 Scroerben. Bir 2(ue nj (.
fen ieet, Welbes Sbid iat unlercr lpartet,
ipenn mir unterlie9en. 90 iiber mir ibre
l(rmeen Uouitinoi8 ruiniren-uno obne
oas actbln gu baben, 1T fein 8rleoe unc
ecin @afcnitiQtano mC9lib - 10 ltber
lpie fie Jur Se5ablun9 unieres 6rle9S:
ibutcen jnin9cn-uno ipIten mir ne aus
ibrem 6arjblut pre1cn -
DaS 1T Elm Idclibes 96o ouf oas
6rieoens9ejiib n0roliGer @opperbeao6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
Das GIaubens SeFcnntniB eincs
ds.NcmoFratcu.

8ibter Nilcs BON 8eueuille, Sltincis,
Elm alter Demotrot, frGber Colonel eines
SQinoi8 Ge9iments, fiinoi8t fi6 ols Con-
areB @anoioat fir Den IL. Sejirt bon
SGinoi5 an uno Ie9t foI8enoss SlaubenSa
SefenntniB o6:
SD Bin fur cine unerbitterli0e, uncrs
mdotibe frdfti9e 2rie9sfubrun9, Jum
3pede zines 9eiunocn 8rieoen5 uno elmer
ooufrncen @ieoerpereini9un9. SD tire.
te elm fur Die Qbibafun9 Der Sflauerei
uno Die 2(nerfennun9 DER unbeoineten
Sreibeit Dor Dem 9eieee fir ieoes mcnfb:
li1e BeIen in oen Ser. Stadtcn, 70 Dap
Die Selauersi i'm nGuen Sunpe gang uns
m0alith it,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
lIufruf pen Gruppcn.

I Die @ouurrneurc BON SGinois, Snoiaz
ua, Sbio, Soma uno Biseoniin baben
Dem prdiioenten $4,000 Wann auf cine
0ienifjcit BON 100 Sa9en on9eboten,
uno Der 9rdit0cnt bat oieieIbcn onDenomz
men. Die Sruppen wsrosn BON Der Bun
oesre8ierun9 equipirt, uerpfp9t uno be-
ioblt. Die 8OuUerneure blben bereit6
Proclamation ertafen an Die Sep6lfe=
run9 ibrer Staaten, uno boffen Die 100,
900 Monn in fur3er Belt beiiammen su
baben.
DieIe neue Nrmre miro Die QoIfcn une
@renj feituu9en oarniioniren, 70 CAP Die
Seteranen, wtl1e ieet oen 8arniiOn5z
oienit perribten, in ods Selo rGdtn f0ns
nerl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03

SaiPrn.-Sm pori9en Sabre iuurs
oen in Saern Ia Qe;fouen gum Sooe
verurtbeilt uno swdr olIe tpc9cn Moroes,
bod nuroe bic Sooesltrafe nur an cinem
Serurtbsilten, Dem criten felt @infibz
run9 oes neuen Strof9eieebube6, pous
jo8en. Son Den iibri8cn wurben 8 ju les
btnsI6n9libsr, 2ju 3ipanjiaidbrioer uno
| ju lOidbri9er 3ubtbausitrafe be9nas
oi9t in einem Sale puror oas llrtbsit
weGcn unri6ti9er Qnpenoun9 bs6 Seie'
seS caIlirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
Nud, cine prepbeseibnna. .

Wrof. Newa9er ou6 Sairrn ieit orei
Sabren auf elmer tpiiisniboftliben Sour
in 2(ufralien bs9riffen. prcpb3ci6t, ooB
1865 Elm Comet ii6 unierer Grofu9el 10
febr ndbern piro, oaB ct oieielbs in 8es
fabr brin9t, uno wenn or ii6 an oteie
nibt mie Elm Sucd illberfii8eIbcn an'6
anocre bdn9t, nod uns Usrnibtet, 10 ioa
uns Elm Nnblif BON 9an3 ruunoerbarer
Sb6nbeit beporiteDen, uno orei Gage
uno orci Ndbte es ta9esbelle fein. ....
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03

Soltom, 81. 2tprit. @rO6e Sbdti9.
Felt bcrrfcbt i'm bieli8en 3otlbauie. Sine
aroBe Wen9e Baaren, Die unter 3olls
fblu6 liC9en, purosn in Rdtilbt duf Die
beporifebcnoe Grbobune oes Garih6 berz
aus9enommen. @eltern ipuroen S00,s
900 G6ater in Sob fir 36lIe ein9enCmz
men.
Die 3icbun8 fir bic rifftdnoi9e Suos
ia pon Mafa6ulett6 foa fofort por9es
nemmen lpProgn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
gSpm Rehabilitation.

SSaf6in9ton 25. 2(pril. Ser
0urbmari.b pon Surnhre'6 Sruppen
ourcb oicie Staot, bat cine unarbeurc
Nufrc9uno bsrpoyacrufcn. Seioc S0dus
lgr oC6 @onqreft5 perto9tcn, unl Die
Sruppen oCfiIiren Su isben. Der Qr6.
lioent lab Die plraoe BON 28iuiaro {
3oottI aug nit an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
9nnianrr- Grabrr.

8dr,I6 purosn in Der Ndts BON grit tsi ii.
nsr gilsabatn. grbttt ssssn 200 SfrIstit Bon Sns
biansrn stfunbtn, bic uIIem gnfGsine mad In tl.
ntm pUtl Dor 200 Satun fattstfuEbrnm @es
fe6tt s,faasn warsn. Die stp6bnIGm Dirss
ME Snrtdrh une bsrsItiGsn wutSn Mot in s,i
GrSsEn afIunhSH,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
pie 5iebun9 IN pcnnfylpanien.

l(us SSdibn9tou miro 0emeloet, Dap
an Die profoBsMaribdae oerieni9en Diz
itrltte pcn pennlpIuanien, Die nit ibren
0untcn nod i'm GGd tanoe fne, Sn-
ttruftionsn er9ineen, nel6e fie anpeiGen,
Die 3iebun9 fofOrt porjunebmen. Der
Staat QennipIoanien ioa mob nit Is. ,
600 Wann i'm SIotfanbs iein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03

Vile Gomplsncn Der f8wsrsn 4rtiaeris inp
mad seaihinatcn brUtbut wOrSsn. Cine cnt.
ipr'acnbs 4rJnbl vUn MaNaauirlts Ml1ijn ia.
ben aatt Nrr at3ERsnssn aruppsn Die 3ctts ~
earntl0njun, .....
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
pfsre ssftsbIcn uno pieb perbaftet.

FTtlS SSIl0DlSh utS 1IEp pFiDSII'I.
Sn Der 9taht oes I3 .. Wts. wurbt
Der Stolt bes S0rn. Daniel 9. Sbeap.
in Riblano Saunfbip, Buds Gauntp,
erbroben mo cine braune MGbre baraus
oeitcbtpn. Der Seroabt fiel fooleitb ouf
einen iun9en Mann, 9tamea6 Qbrabam
6. Sobniou, Der NbenoS Suuor in Der
8e9eno 9eieben, am MOr9en ober gang
Ueribmunoen iuar. Sc fdJeint, oob Die
fer S 0 bnTon nod in Der Rabt nad)
Sbneieer6Uillr, feds MCiien noromef,
lb pon Qaentaun, 9stba Sauntp, 9eritz
ten mar, no er uori9en 8inter cine
Sbulmeilterfte0e be9leitrt bate, BORT
abcr burt fein peroG6tiaeS Qusieben
uno Sencbmen feline Serbl flung su Sol
9e bate uno OaB er ndb Dem 9efdn9nib
ju Auentaun 9ebrabt uno init eini9en
giIen 3um Sermeilen bepcaen ipuroe.-
I'm Srsita9 be9ab ii6 @onftobel Strunt
von SuGtertomn na6 l(Qentaun uno
brabte oen 8urfben na6 Dem Soples'
torpn 8ef6n9niB, UNI oafelbIt feinen pros
SEP ju bcffeben. Sobnfon III etrpa 10
Sabre alt, 9enoB bsiuUor eines 9uten
Rufes, uno 9cltebt ieBt oen Diebitabl
Elm, fa9t ieoot, Dap er jur 3eit betruns
fen 9epeien mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
nie 5ecbune. SiicI,erei.

St.Sobn6, (ReWsSunolano,) DC.
Ipril. 9cn &obert5 SaD erfdbrt man,
oab Is Der nit Dem Ssebunofan9e be.
Ibdfti9ten Sabrjeu9e 9efbeitert fino unc
mebr als 100 ncdb 6Wilben ben @isfcl.
bern fefen, obne Sesbun9e fan9en 3u
f6nnen. Der 9on5e Sang mub al6 total
p.runeIdft bstra6tet wsroen.
BS-Ir StdRpsnt bat bic Blu, tttuffms gr.
hS4uns Der 9Ra' uri SO 9VUlsnE UtnssmiSte
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
t1rueftca psm Rco Hipcr.

Sen. Steele fol- Sdreueport 9Cnoms
men uno e6 befsfti0t babsn.
Stinolid erpartet man ein abcrmdlls
9es Srefen in iensr @e9eno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
@OntsurtheiI eines .Rlarpers.

9cweu, Nlah. %. gptil. GrsYORmeiilrr
Grssn, bsr ben NlOrO In Der Nalrrn 9dnt per.
abts, IL stsn sam SUOs Don SsntsrsbanO vsrur'
tPsiIt pprhtns
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-03
b. ). Ss1enSa5 S esrausssSsr uuS eietntbamet
NteT. miller, @Gbdtfs:GrttOr.
Die Onion Stnats=Conrpnlinn

Nm lebten Dcnuerita9 trat Die Union
Staots' Convention in Der 6a(te ocS Ges
prdientantenbauIes 3u 6arrisbur9 Su.
i9mlller, uno puroe bon @dpne
W'Sea9b, Sorffber Der Stoat6 Gentrat.
committee, um IL llbr jur Sr0nun9 &c:
rufcn.
Quf Sorfdta0 iibernabm 6r. 6cnrp
S5obnfon, Senator pom Union Oiftrft,
Den SoritB bic sur permanentGn Sr91ni.
iation Der Convention. 9ta6oem er in
penllen, aber treffIiDen Worten auf Die
Setttmmun9 Der ltnionsQartei in Dem be-
porttebenoen 9t1tcnals ls2Sabtfelo,uoe bins
9eoeutet, lpuroen Die 8t9laubi9unos
10relben Der Ocle9oten Uerleicn un0 cinc
Sommlttec, belfebeno aug cincm OeleQa.
ten BON feoem Senotorial DiGfrift, ct
nannt, tpelbe in oer Nabmittao6Iieuno
Den Nbtb. 8cor9e g. 9awrence BON Bas
lOln9ton SauntD gum parmlnenten Dvl:
lioentcn ooribluo. Sai llcberuabme Dee
Sorltees blelt SOr. 9aprsnce cine lGn9ere
6eoe, oeren Snbatt mir beoauern, biel
nl6t tpleoerAeben ju f6nnen.
Sol9enoe Serrcn puroen ais Senatori=
al Oele9aten sur Baltimore 9tational
""N"''Sh tR'tNDltI HuNIllID
l(dtb. Simon Cameron BON 6arri6s
burg Qdtb. Qlerouoer @c@lure BON
Sbambersbur9; Mcrrorp g. 9owrp bon
Srie; N6tb. 24. QS. 8etbum BON
gSiltsbarre.
Rabfebenos5 @lectorial Sifst puroe
auf9efteat:
Senatpridf.
NicrtCn M'Oti6ad, pbilabclp9ta.
5SOmas 8. Cunningham Srapr GauntY.
Neprdicntatip.
1-8Cbtrt 8ns, 13-Gltas SO. Saa,
2-@so. ". @cetss, 1l--Gbas. s. Sarinrr
3-6tnrS Summ, 15--SoSn Blsr,
4-Ntutam 8. Ssrn, 16--D. M'GOnaugty,
5-Sarttn 8. Ssnf5, 17-Oap. 80 g8uops,
6-Spas. VI. Stunt, f8--Siaac 8misn,
7-Rutrrt YarFr, t9--3otn 0altsn,
S-Qarrn Mud, 2O-SamutG QB. Did.
9-SObn u. Stealno, 2l-gvsrarb gierer.
10-8td. $. GOrysa, 22--Sobn .. Wcnnss,
1l-&twarp SOllloap, 23--Stsnt,. NrSuntin,
i2--G6mIss s. 9tesp. 24--3. %. 8lanaar0
Die SeibIdhe uno ibri9en ScrDano.
llin9en fol9en n6d)fte gSobc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-09
TO PREVENT sICKT Ess.
p u RIFY THE BLOOD!

NJ OTH1NG is more wholesome at this time
IN Of year, than gentle purgative. 1t will
purify the blood and digestive organs, and ena-
bic the system the better TO endure the warm
season to come. For this purpose we would
try box Of Prof. Wundran1s Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved SO salutary the
pasttwo seasons, to all who tried them.
For sale at most Druggists. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column. ap 3O-Zm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.

W. L. MILBURN DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washington sts.,
TIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan
VI dria, that his establishment will be open
on Sundays, from this date during the follow
ing named hours From half-past eight to half
past ten A. NJ; half-past three to half past five,
and half-past six to eight o'clock 2. NJ. during
promptness and accuracy ali prescriptions,
lie 1O-2m*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-09

IS letter II. the. Baltimore Sun Of yesterday,
e,on Rockville, Md. says: On Friday morn
- last about two o clock, three soldiers and
citizen clerk, belonging to the Sixth Corps,
rode Tito town and dismounted at the Mont
,omery Hose, as they alleged, to get some
ching to eat Before they succeeded, however,
II awaking the landlord, they were fired on by
! patrol guard OF Federal cavalry stationed near
The place, who supposed them to be Confeder-
ate scouts They also supposing their assail-
ants to be Confederates, took to their heels
and concealed themselves, leaving their horses
n the hands Of the guard. This morning,
when there was light the parties met on
zhe bsttle ground, and after due explanations,
the clerk, with his companions, proceeded On
,a;s vey to Washington. No casualties except
tne striking Of two posts Of the plaza OF the
MOTEL. Eight or ten shots were fired, occasion
mo aolittle disturbance to the sleepy headed. =
The Providence j ournal cuts down it's ex
change and it's free list, and begs, that those
Who have heretofore come on the latter, won't
3hiak that now they must subscribe, because
It tae price of the white paper, subscription
&c aos favor.
lie Washington correspondent OF the New
York News says that Gen. Hooker has been
appointed to the command of all the troops
Cor s;le defense of Washington and the Pro-
section Of Pennsylvania from invasion. And
Sle new commander entered upon bis duties
% the 5th.
The steamer State of Maine, from City
Point, arrived here this morning, with a large
number wounded negro soldiers, who were
taken to hospitals set apart for their reception.
Moneyis very scarce at Turin, and the joke
Of Che day is that man, having planned sue
cesafuly robbery of the Italian treasury,
tound balance of 153 francs.
| den. Hooker, some think, will be assigned
toaneW department.; others think that he will
be assigned to high command in the Army
| Of lie Potomac.
Federal picket Of about Is cavalry, were
eaptrred last night, about five miles from this
pkcs 50 The old Fairfax road.
9ns ATE rains, it is said, have done much
/ coed &c the crops in the North and West.
! GOLD.
GzH Z oaK, August o. Gold, to-day, 255.
vk co3RYE WHILE TO TALK ABOUTl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-09
TO WATER TAKERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the penalties
~ of the law will be enforced against all per
sons whose water bills shall be unpaid on the
which the Company is Subjected by the neces-
st t1e Of using steam for pumping during the pre-
vailing drought, and the backwardness OF many
renters in paying up, renders it absolutell ~ ne
cessary to enforce the Company's rights by ex-
traordinary measures By Order:
r, JOHNSTON,
aug 5--1w Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-09
NoTICEE

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GovDaNca.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 26. 1854.
In conformity with the provisions OF Gen
eral Orders NO. 227, War Departm ent,, da~
ted July 9, 1854 it is the duty of Recruiting
Agents to report in person to the commanding
officer of the District in which they are TO op-
crate.
All engaged in the business Of procuring re-
cruits are notified that unless they are legally
authorized to act aad have reported az 7cese
Headquarters before they begin operating =
Alexandria, they will be arrested and punished
By command o1
Brig. Gen. .INO. 2 SLOUGH
Military Gov Alexandria VI.
ROLLIN G. GALE
iy 26--1w Capt. and Asst A dit Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May fS 1866
me roads between this city and headquarters are Ia
very bad condition. Vehicles sink axle deep In many
places aud are pried out with great difficulty.
This imposed great suffering wounded who pre-
fer to drag themselves painfully through the mud rather
than be ioted into agony in tho ambuances And when
they arrive hero there trials do cease. There
sad want Of hospital stores and not for the
sduous abors Of the agents OF the Christian and Commits
sons the suffering would be horrible With all their
endeavors however, the supplies inadequate to meet
the demands Of the hour and these bleeding heroes need
bandage, medicine, nursing and even food.
Five hundred wounded men arrived here to day. They
had boon captured by tho rebels and kept within their
lines three days, and recaptured by troops
They state that the rebels entirely destitute OF
stores and lived hard tack stolen from the knapsacs
Of our dead and wounded. Hampton's cavalry took all
the sugar. coffee and eatables our mon had.
General Meade has issued order stating that he Ia
well satisfied with the position Of afars
Az the rebel communications cut the enemy just
10 the condition which most to be desired We viii be
ready TO open lre whom deemed advisable
When the weather permits may prepare ourselves
for Of the deadest and most decisive struggles OF
the war. All useless appendages being rapidly
moved and the wounded are being steadily removed
from the front.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19
P 0 S T s c r l P L
NEWS FROM GEN. BUFFERS ARMY.
Return Of General Kautz's
Cavalry Expedition.
General Hickman Captured by
the Rebels,
ksv Ass &c.

FoRrREss MONROE, May Is. 1864
General Kautx has returned from bis late raid he
reached City Point yesterday evening. He destroyed
several miles or the Danvle Railroad burned railroad
bridge over the Appomatox destroyed the dams locks
and entertainments Of the Lynchburg and Richmond
Canal.
sherdsn's cavalry reported 70 have crossed the
James river and joined General Buffers forces
Everything is quiet at the front TO day The army ia
in the Same position, strongly intrcocned.
Lieutenant Colonel Chambers, OF tho Twenty third
Massachusetts,, was not killed He was wounded In the
breast, and Is now at the Chesapeake Hospital
General Hickman has been captured by the rebels
Two hundred atty wounded have arrived from City
Point and have been taken TO Hampton Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19
Coroncrs' InGucsts.

WATER STREET RowpY FATALLY STAINED ny A SAILOR
THr PgRPEIRAToR ARRESTED "A tragicai affair which
suited in the death OF Michael Murray, alias "Dick the
Gun, notorious Water street rowdy, who has Otter
been arrested for variety Of crnes occurred on thc
corner o. Water and Dover streets shortly before len
O'Clock yesterday morning 1t appears that VI william
Perry alias William Thompson, a sailor attached 10 the
United state. steam gunboat Gaatea lying in the dry
dock ii the Brooklyn Navy Yard, took French leave
his vessel on Tuesday evening and crossing This
city, became grossly ntoxicited. While in that con.
dton Thom son met deceaed corncr OF Weer and uycr
streets, and drawing 4 sheath knife from his belt.
stabbed him IN the neck, severng OF the main ar
teries and causing death shortly aftcrvnrl r m hem
orrhage After his arrest, and while IN a cell IN the
Fourh precinct station house the accused informed
reporter tina, deceased bad stolen gold ring his
finger, and Immediately afterwards robbed BIN Of his
wallet containing fifteen dollars which he carried IN his
pan,aoons pocket Although the Fourth Precinct police
saw tha, deceased WAS 10 the habit OF assaultng and
sometimes roNtirg drunken fnen. the evidence did
show ba nc had done so with the accused Coroner
Naumanr Yesterday held an inquest over the remains OF
Murray when considerable testimony taken in re.
laton h tho circumstances connected with tho murder
anu Tie Jury, after short deberaton, brought in
verdict that Michael Murray came 10 his death by
STAB wound the neck inflicted by knife In the hands
of william Thomrsop." The accused IL a seaman. TWEEN
" nine years age and stated that he bad nothing to
was then committed by the Coroner TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
wos.S FATALLY KrcxED.-Coroner wildey yester-
day held inquest at 22o Centre street tho body OF
Mary WcCn an risu kWenty seven years OF age,
who died from the effects Of violence received sun
day evening Four entered tho place and called
drinks and deceased asked OF the her,
instead OF which, however. no kicked her violently 10
the abdomen rte soon loft and. have not since
beer seen soon after the violence inflicted deceased
complained Of being severely Injured, and grew worse
mi Yesterday. when she expired The Coroner was
unable TO learn anything concerning the man who In
cea the fatal violence The jury found "Tbat deceased
came 10 her death from pcritons induced by voo,os
m the hands OF some person Unknown IN thcm."
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NEW YORK, May IS, 1864.

Seizure OF the Independent Telegraph
Linc-Arrest of the Operators.
The operators In the Office OF the Independent Telegraph
Line, 10 Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE
surprised at the appearance Of officer and squad Of
United States troops IN the early part Of last evening
who at took possession Of the place In the Of
the government The operators taken custody
asd all business AZ suspended had been rumored
that the bogus proclamation had wires Of
this ine and had then been manfoldod paper used
by them The officers Of the line state, however that
manifold paper Is never used by them.
PHILADELPHIA, May IS, 1864.
The Office OF the Independent Telegraph Company
seized by the Provost Guard this afternoon
PIIrsDURo. Pa, May 49, 1864.
The Office OF the Inland Telegraph Company in this city
closed night BY Provost Marshal and Its
ployes were put under arrest.
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uspen.ion Of the Baltimore Transcript.

BALTIMORE, Nay 10, 1854
The Evening Transcript dsloya paper, was sus-
pended to-day by order Of General Wallace for publish
ing despatch saying that the loss OF the Army OF the
Potomac than 70 900 mon, and credhng the
to the Associated Prcss. 1t proved that the
paper did not take the Associated Press dispatches and
tina, the despatch question did enanato from any
agent OF the Associated Press
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The Rebel Gen. Price Retreating-Ths
Rebel Losses, SO.
CAIRO. May IS. 1864.
Advces from Little Rock up TO the 10th instant report
that Price was rctreapg 10 tie direction Of Camden.
The rebels admit loss Of two thousand men 10 the
eight with Steele Sabine river Among their killed are
Generals scurry and Randall and General ws Of Texas,
was badly wounded.
The guerias had captured number Of cotton traders
between the Arkansas and wash,a rivers and robbed
them Of a large amount Of ersenbacks.
There ID no forage 10 that section OF the country.
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VArprEHovvs RRAplse.-Thers largo and fashion.
abe audience present last Saturday evening listen 10
the reading Shasspevcs As You Like II" by Mr.. and
Mrs vsndenhon. Their farewell reading comes on TO-
night d DO dwerthp hall.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-FOrty Pes
cent premium paid for Prizes reformation furnishes
The highest rates paid for douboous and all kinds Of Fod
and silver. TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 W all street.